School Officials Promote Smarter Ohio Grid Scheduling
Ohio high school football shows fewer point-a-minute outputs as smaller schools improve play through wiser scheduling. Only six teams remain undefeated, with Canton McKinley and Columbus Upper Arlington among leaders, and upcoming weekend games list key matchups across the state.
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Olumbus
U. P
Ohio
Canton McKinley
Massillon
Akron
Akron East West
Paul E. Brown
Vassilion
Middletown
iThey
Canton Mechinley
Columbus Upper Arlington
Columbus West
Sidner
Wellston
Youngstown East
Commpater
Canton Mib
Columbus South
Rocal West
Bellaire
New Philadelphia T
Ard van Wert
Kenton
McKinley Ide
McKinley
Columbus Central
Nenia Central
Gallipolis
Lorain
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Martin's Ferry
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I T S Left and Right and General Industries Win A Pin Matches
The I T S Left and Right and General Industries won in City Class A Bowling League play at the Elyria Recreation. I T S left and Right defeated Electro Alleys three games to none, while General Industries took two of three from Jack's Bar Lunch. Hayden Evans of I T S had the high series with 620 and the best game with 265.
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Daddy) Evans
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Hiram Grid Star Out for Detroit Tech Game
Hiram College star quarterback Bond Bloom, an officer in the state's scoring list, will miss Saturday’s game at Detroit Tech due to a serious back injury. The injury was announced in Hiram on Saturday.
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Kruger Wins From Teslock In Rialto Grapple Feature
Fritz Kruger defeats Alex Teslock of Montreal in a three fall Rialto Theatre main event. After Teslock led 2-0 with the Monkey Shake, Kruger escaped the final fall by butt slamming from the ropes for a 6:26 finish. Dan Cady of Houston swept Ali Pasha in straight falls, 12:52 and 9:??, with crowd-pleasing moves.
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Bowling Scores Highlight General Industries Ladies League
Team No. 2 won three straight from Team No. 4 while Team No. 3 took two of three from Team No. 1 in last night’s General Industries Ladies Bowling League at the K of Calless. Ann Haake of Team No. 1 rolled a 567 series and 254 in a game, the season’s high by a woman bowler.
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Re-Elect Jacobus Head of Pro Golfers Assn
George R. Jacobus of Ridgewood New Jersey was re elected president of the Professional Golfers Association in Chicago securing 57 votes with 2 for Alex Cunningham of Chicago amid opposition from the Illinois faction that has disputed Jacobus since he removed Robert E Harlow as tournament manager.
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George R. Jacobus
Ridgewood
N. J
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Illinois
Jacobus
Alex Cunningham
Sponerd
Ilinois
Robert E. Harlow
Seabiscuit Favored In Bowie Handicap at Pimlico
Seabiscuit the 1937 champ and money leader starts as a top pick in Pimlico’s final program feature the $10,000 Bowie handicap at Bowie. Quoted 6-5 in the overnight, Seabiscuit will later ship to California for the Santa Anita handicap March 5 after the race. War Admiral has been retired with $166,500 this year, leaving Seabiscuit with $167,42 in earnings.
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Charles S. Howard
Bowie
Pimlico
California
Santa Anita
Samuel D. Riddle
Notes From Grid Press Box On Rose Bowl Bid Hurdle
Stanford can clinch by beating Washington State and California in remaining Pac Coast games. Army halfback Woody Wilson survived double pneumonia with an oxygen tent. Pittsburgh football faces teams coached by Notre Dame Fordham Wisconsin and Notre Dame legends.
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Stanford
Washington State
Harold van Every
Minnesota
George Chiga
Oklahoma
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Aldo T
Buff” Donnelly
Duquesne
Spain
Italy
Mexico
Pittsburgh
Fordham
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Mal Stevens
Woody Wilson
Army
Notre Dame
Colon Alfaro
West Point
United States
Four Horsemen
Wisconsin
Ohio hunting season bids two pheasants and four partridge
The State Conservation Commission predicts abundant game as the November 15 opening arrives. Rabbits and pheasants lead the forecast with plentiful conditions across 25 counties, while night hunting should surge for skunk, opossum, and raccoon. Musk rat also appears bountiful. season limits set at two magnum pheasants, five rabbits, and four Hungarian partridge through November 27 for pheasant and partridge, extending to December for rabbits.
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Ohio
Crimson Ready For Invasion Of Fremont Eleven
Elyria Highs battered squad prepared for a hard fought clash with Fremont Hoss at Ely Stadium. Coach Fred McClintock brings a big fast lineup, with Wayne Joviak and Johnny Wilhelmy ends and George Wehiber directing the offense in a tentative lineup as Elyria aims to rebound after recent injuries and a tough win over Lanewood.
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Tony Wolodaan
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Lanewood
Cymer
E Lanke Wall
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Ed Pearles
Cap- Jude Weltman
Don Abotar
Carmer
Laar Wood
Gridders Fight Pain to Battle Through Injuries in Big Games
A Chicago Tribune piece highlights college gridiron players continuing to perform despite serious injuries. Indiana’s George Sparky Miller broke a finger against Nebraska but returned to lead a 10-0 upset of Ohio State with a pivotal field goal. Notre Dame’s Pat McCarty played through torn cartilage between ribs, and guard Josh Nurte plus center Pat McCarty stood out against Minnesota and Pittsburgh despite battered faces. Notre Dame’s Huertz wore a protective mask. Detroit’s Andy Farnas recovered from leg wounds to face Villanova. Illinois’ Lowell Spurgeon and Purdue’s Creak pushed through ankle and other injuries in late-season efforts. Northwesterns Pied Vanzo endured multiple injuries while remaining a Week-to-week competitor.
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Four Ohio colleges end season with four games
Four Ohio college teams will close their football seasons today. Defiance meets Findlay in Findlay, Kent State plays Ashland in Ashland, and Bowling Green faces Heidelberg in Tiffin.
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Ex-Net Champ Veshell Dies in New York
Howard Veshell, 98, former National Indoor Tennis Champion in 1927 and 1918, died yesterday after an illness of several months. He co promoted pro tennis exhibitions with Frances T. Hunter at Madison Square Garden and sponsored a match featuring Fred Parr, noted British and American amateur champion, in his professional debut.
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Howard Veshell
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Francs T. Hunter
Madison Space Garden
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Adams High In Rifle Practice at Elyria Club
Claude Adams led Elyria Rifle Club scorers with 281 at a weekly practice shoot held last evening in the Temple Building. Second was Albert Rose with a 282 total. The sevures:
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Elyria Rifle Club
Temple Building
Albert Rose
Kewea Gold Mine Sold to Tokyo Government
Jepen orders that all gold mined on Kewea be sold to the Tokyo government, transferring control of the resource and setting terms for the exchange.
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Tokyo
Merchants Meet Tonight At West Avenue Club
The L'sna Merchants football team will hold an important meeting at 6 o clock tonight in the bedroom at West avenue and 15th street. All team members are requested to be present.
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West Avenue
15Th Street
Oberlin and Case Meet in 47th Annual Grid Battle
Oberlin College visits Van Horn field in Cleveland to face Case at 2 15 p m Saturday in the 47th annual meeting. Case won last year 14 to 6. The Oberlin band and many students travel with the team. Tickets available at Warner Gymnasium on campus.
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Oberlin College
Case
van Horn Field
Cleveland
Warner Gymnasium
Dope the Results Contest deadline and prizes
Friday at 6 p m marks the cutoff for this week s Chronicle Telegram Dope the Results Contest awarding five pairs of reserved gear tickets for the Ely-Stadium grid clash on Saturday November 20 in Elyria Lorain The number of coupons submitted already tops all prior contests and no new record is expected The process requires mailing the coupon with team selections for 20 games to the Dope the Results Contest Editor The first five correct or nearest correct entries win with Editor final decision There is no limit on submissions AG coupons must be mailed and postmarked before the deadline
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Elyria-Lorain
Ely Stadium
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