Lorain County High Cage League Opens Next Friday
United Press reports a packed college football slate highlighting major rivalries and key inter sectional clashes. Top games include Princeton Yale Dartmouth Cornell Harvard Notre Dame Northwestern Michigan Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota Vanderbilt Tennessee and a pivotal Southern Conference clash in Columbia Brown. A national title scenario hinges on Nebraska Pittsburgh and Ohio State battles with Notre Dame Northwestern and Army. Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan also figure in regional race outcomes.
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Duke
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Ohi State
Pensylvania
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Notre Dame Hosts Northwestern In Crest of 43 Year Rivalry
In South Bend 40,000 fans expect a hard fought clash as Notre Dame and Northwestern meet for the 12th time in 43 years. Notre Dame favored at 2-1, but Northwestern employs passing from Olson and Anstutton and the run of Jacob Sullivan to challenge. Notre Dame boasts heavier starting unit and plans two shock troop ends Vairo and DeVore with new center Robinson.
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Mercuries Meet West Side Bakers at Lorain
The Mercuries travel to Lorain tomorrow to face the West Side Bakers at Lakeview Park. Coach Herman Klein has not decided the starting lineup. Kickoff is set for 2 30. Ev-Hys and Elyria Ward are idle with no game scheduled.
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Wellington Spurs Sandusky Eleven 14-0 Defeat
Wellington High fell to Sandusky High 14-0 on a sunny afternoon. Krantz and Bawmeararer, both reserves, scored for Sandusky as St. Mars High dominated Wellington at home.
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Texas Christian Beats Texas Pioneers 14–0 in Fort Worth
TCU clinches likely Southwestern Conference title by defeating Texas, 14 to 0, in Fort Worth. The win gives TCU a firm conference record and drops Texas to their first loss of the season.
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Wade Teams Again Become Threat To Southern Rivals
Denham North Carolina November 12 Coach Wallace Wade reignites Duke as a southern football threat. His second season at Duke sees an eleven with only two conference losses to Alabama Poly and Tennessee. Duke has crushed Maryland Virginia Military Davidson Wake Forest and Kentucky 13-0. Losses include Jerry Sink Marion Brumbach and B O Cornelius due to injury. Freddie Crawford praised as best in the south by Wade and key to Duke's Tennessee game.
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Gaels End UCLA Streak as Beasley Leads Gallop
In Los Angeles on November 12, the Galloping Gaels of St. Mary's surged to a final 31 to 14 victory over UCLA. Lit tle Bill Beasley sparked the decisive drive from midfield late in the fourth, breaking UCLA’s bid to remain unbeaten on the coast. The win also erases Fordham’s prior lashing and leaves St. Mary’s as the only undefeated coast program.
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Brookside Teams Beat Avon Lake In Close Doubleheader
Brookside girls and boys basketball defeated Avon Lake last evening. The boys won 54 to 13, with strong inside play from star forward Gare, while the Brookside girls dominated with a 38 to 4 final. Avon Lake struggled to score, relying mainly on free throws, while Brookside converted multiple field goals and fouls to seal the wins.
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Michigan Wolverines Win Ten Football Title Peak Under Kipke
Speaking of sports chronicles Michigan football under coach Harry Kipke. Kipke, an All American back and former Michigan State coach, revitalized the program after a shaky 1929 season. In two and a half seasons he steered Michigan to near perfection with 1990 unbeaten and 1931 1932 near flawless runs shaping a storied 11 championship legacy since 1858.
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Andy the Ranger goalie shows grit in big night debut
In a tense New York scene at the Hotel Windsor, Andy, a 2-year veteran goalie, writes a fan letter home about his big night and the Rangers facing the Maroons as he defends the net. Under coach Lester Patrick’s pressure, he faces sharp shooters and proves his mettle, earning praise for his puck-stopping.
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GRID RESULTS EAS Boston College 20 West Maryland 7
Boston College defeated West Maryland 20 to 7 in a chaotic grid results day. Davis bins led St Thomas with 19, Se. Dakota State 12, Johns Hopkins 7, and Hampden Sydney 6. Alabama, Texas, and Clemson posted mixed scores across campuses.
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Merchants vs Amherst Ex-Hy grid clash at Ely Stadium
The Merchants meet Amherst Ex-Hy tomorrow at Ely Stadium in the only scheduled game. Amherst Ex-Hy previously beat the Merchants, their sole blemish this season. Merchants, after beating North Olmsted, seek a second straight win with Duggant Flanigan and a line led by Ross brothers Fred and George at ends tackles Pagnessa and Ernc guards Grent center Myers quarter Hess Allen halfback Lyons fullback.
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Ohio Penn game heads Ohio card
United Press reports on Ohio State and Buckeye Conference foes across two weekends. Multiple intercollegiate contests in Ohio and at venues from Athens to Springfield chart a busy schedule with scores, ties, and upcoming pairings. John Marshall Law School posted a 15 to 6 win.
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Panthers Meet Cornhuskers In Rose Bowl Buzz
Pittsburgh eyes national football honors as it meets Nebraska at Lincoln. Pitt holds wins over Notre Dame Army and Pennsylvania and seeks a Rose Bowl bid, after beating Nebraska 40 last year. Nebraska, with all injured players back, fields full strength to rebound.
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Ross Triumphs Over Hess in Chicago Lightweight Bout
Barney Ross, the Chicago lightweight king, decisively defeated Goldie Hess of Santa Monica in a ten round bout at Chicago Stadium last night. Ross weighed 134 pounds to Hess's 135, placing him closer to a title shot against Tony Canzoneri.
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Blues Meet Lorain Amato Sports In Local Tilt
The East Side Blues travel to Lorain to face Amato Sports at City Field at 2:80. Expected Blues lineup includes B. Wiley C. Edington A Marquis K Ratcil H Foster M Edington FR Brown Christie W Wiley M Dumsky J Bailey with subs H Nangorka H Knipper W Schroeder F Wircenske and Manel. All Blues players to meet at Abbe road corner at 1 o'clock.
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Unclear high school football scores crowded OCR row
fragmented OCR text lists numerous school names and partial scores such as Nilee 7, Girard 0 and Bowling Green 6 in a jumble with missing towns and numbers, lacking coherent structure or full context.
Lorain County High School Cage Loop Opens Next Friday
Opening night features fourteen teams with seven games across Eaton at Camden Avon at Belden South Amherst at Avon Lake Clearview at Penfield Brighton at Brownhelm LaGrange at Columbia and Henrietta at Brookside. Defending co champions Columbia and South Amherst lead a deep field with veterans returning at many schools.
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Willard Triumphs 19 12 Over Oberlin in Ohio Grid Clash
Willard High used two blocked punts to defeat Oberlin High 19 to 12 in Oberlin Ohio. Heisler and Heabler scored for Willard, with Heisler’s 60 yard TD capped by a kickoff return. Oberlin star Fields led his team with 85 and 70 yard runs for both scores. The Star Printing basketball team of Cleveland seeks games with Class A or B teams in Elyria area. write Harry Gross at 6815 Kinsman Road Cleveland.
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