Sports Experts Pick Pittsburgh And Notre Dame
United Press sports writers predict Pittsburgh will beat Nebraska and Notre Dame will edge Army in two top football games. They also forecast perfect- record teams Colorado Lafayette Santa Clara Alabama remaining unbeaten. Montana idle. Unbeaten but tied Nebraska excluded from picks.
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United Press
NY York
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
United Press Sports
Nebraska
Army
Colorado
Lafayette
Santa Clara
Alabama
Montana
California
Yale
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Duke
East Notre Dame
Princeton
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Boston College
Kentucky
Harvard
Syracuse
Columbia
Brown
Holg Cross
Temple
Bucknell
Cornell
Ohio VA
Rutgers
M.oand J
Illinois
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Purdue
Minnesota
Northwestern
Gophers
Indiana
Towa
Towa State
Marquette
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas State
Michigan State
Carnegte Tech
Detroit
North Dakota
Chicago
Beloit
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Louisiana State
Auburn
Louisana
Tulane
Georgia
Mississippi
Sewanee
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Arkansas
Wellington Gridders Down New London Wildcats in Close NLFL Finale
The Wellington Dukes beat New London Wigh's Wildcats 13 to 9 on the New London gridiron to close the Northern Ohio Football League season. Filak and Arnold scored Wellington touchdowns, Arnold’s 70 yard scamper set up the lead, while Thomas authored New London’s score in a hard fought regional matchup.
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Elyria Reserves Meet Fremont High Reserves
Elyria High Reserve grid squad closes their season with a game against Fremont High Reserves at Ely Stadium. They have won 1 game, 45-0 over North Olmsted, and lost 1 0 to New London, with two ties including Vermilion at 13-13.
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Crimson and White
Elyria Crimson Clash Looms as Lorain Leads Title Chase
Elyria Crimson faces Fremont in a decisive Lake Erie League match as Lorain secures a title tie after defeating Shaw. Elyria trails 13-6 at Lakewood and aims to force a conference co title with Lorain in next week’s showdown.
Wellington High Dukes Uncover Promising Players on Reserve Schedule
The Wellington High Dukes used a light abbreviated season to develop talent for future heavyweight teams. Several prospects emerged with strong potential for outstanding play in coming years.
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Wellington High Dukes
Elyria Lighties Battle Lakewood In Return Tilt
Elyria High lightweights meet Lakewood High in a return clash at Ely Stadium tomorrow after noon, a preliminary to the Elyria Fremont heavyweight tilt. Last week Elyria won 18 0 with heads up play, eyeing a possible league tie or even first if Shaw slips. Shaw and Lorain share first with Lorain 7 6 over Red and Black. Shaw meets Cleveland Heights at Shaw Stadium. Coach Ralph Bauer likely uses the same lineup as last week with kickoff at one o'clock.
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Wayne Joviah
Johnny Wuilhelmy
Ray Crisp
Johnny Sunon
Art Rainey
Harold King
Taylor
Wehlber
Chuck Decker
Tony Wolodzko
Lankhe
Fremont
Elyria
Little Giants
Crimson
Elysia
Lorain
Lakewood
Lorain Tavels
Youngstown
Youngstown East
Cleveland West
Lake Erie
Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Heights
Lions
Gonfalon
Elyria High
Lakewood High
Ely Stadium
Siath Streeters
Purple and Gold
Rangers
Lion Cubs
Red and Black
Lake Mine
Reid
Battle
Bara
Gehring
Fobes
Bell
Hanson
Refenning
Keisler
Alexander
Montagnese
Hupp
YMCA Plans 1937 38 Activities Commence Basketball League
The Young Men’s Committee of the YMCA started plans for the 1937 38 activities with a house basketball league set to open December 9. Senior members may join and registrations run at the main desk through November 29. Teams of eight will be formed based on registrations, with captains chosen after totals are known to balance squads. Committee members include Richard Elliott chairman, Lee Brown, George Baker, George Innis, Tim Donovan and Cletus Heldrich.
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House
Richard Elliott
Lee Brown
George Baker
George Innis
Tim Donovan
Cletus Heldrich
Rams Struggle in NP League Soon to Attract Out-of-Town Fans
The Cleveland Rams, in their first NP league season, face financial losses and plan to boost attendance next year. A charity game against the Washington Redskins is slated for November 21 at League Park with about 50 free tickets for Elyria fans. The article also notes rising female bowling interest in Elyria with standout local players and a Bucknell football update, including Bill Jones’s reserve performance and coach quotes.
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Sam” Bauch
Texas Christian
Erny Pinckert
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Buzz) Wetzel
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Southern California
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Margaret Henke
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Ann Haake
Hawke
Bittney Funeral Home
Bob Huneke
Bob Ripley
Jones
Bucknell University
Lou Tomasetti
Bisons
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Furman University of Greenville
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al Humphreys
Bucknell
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University of Detroit
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Bobby Dodd
Tennessee
Lo Dodd
Georgia Tech
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Youngstown
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Shaw
Recreation Team Still Tops In A Pin League
The Elyria Recreation along with Smitty's Waldorf Lagers and Gypsy Fiddle clubs won in City Class A Bowling League last evening at the Elyria Recreation. Recreation led by taking two from Diedrich Cigars while Smitty's Waldorf Langers swept Haserodt Jewelers. Gypsy Fiddle split 2 of 3 with Elyria Hardware as high scores emerged including 2910 by Smitty's Lagers for series and 256, 214, 203 by Bill Flaming Ramble for a 673 series. George Knipper added 624 for the same squad.
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Waldorf Lagers
Gypsy Fiddle
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Waldorf Langers
Haserodt Jewelers
Elyria Hardware
Bill
Flaming) Ramble
Smitty’s
George Knipper
Oberlin and Allegheny Face Off On Saturday
The Oberlin and Allegheny soccer teams will meet in a game scheduled for the Oberlin field tomorrow afternoon. Kick-off is set for 2 39 P M with Harry Barks of Elyria refereeing.
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Allegheny
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Elyria
Local Picks Stirred By Muddy Gridiron Forecasts
Lakewood and Cleveland Merehts slip 7-0 to Sandusky in the mud. RK.RIA tabs Fremont tomorrow, predicting a six point margin. Other outcomes favor Sandusky over Findlay, Heights over Shaw, Scott over South Bend Itiley, Chaney over East, Lakewood over West, Lorain over East. Ohio State over Tinos and other college games listed.
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Cleveland
Sandusky
Rk.ria
Fremont
Findlay
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Toledo
Scott Ove South Bend Itiley
Youngstown Chaney
Erie East
Lorain
Youngstown
Ohio State
Tinos
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Cornell
Notre Dame
Army
Syracuse
Colgate
Case
Oberlin
Yale
Princeton
Purdue
Wisconsin
California
Stanford
Michigan State
Carnegie Tech
Minnesota
Northwestern
C M T C Clubs To Be Organized In Lorain County
Plans to organize CM T C clubs in Lorain County begin Monday evening with former CLM T C camp members meeting at the National Guard Armory on Third Street Lieut Arthur L Biechwine CM T C chairman announced Similar clubs are forming statewide per Col M A Cross U A C executive officer The clubs aim to keep memories of former camps alive and attract eligible young men to GC MT C training
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CM. T. C
Lorain County
CLM. T. C
National Guard Amory
Third Street
Arthur L. Biechwine
Col. M. A. Cross
GC. M. T.C
Birds from Northern Europe Arrive in New Zealand Winter
Birds arriving from Northern Europe and Asia descend on New Zealand for the winter season. Local observers note the influx of migratory species, bringing changes in local avifauna and added interest for birdwatchers across regions.
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Europe
Asia
New Zealand
Roosevelt to Confer With Utilities Heads on Property Valuation
President Roosevelt said he would meet soon with private utility executives to discuss property evaluation in the industry. The Supreme Court closed hearings on a federal bid to reverse a long standing policy, and the president backed using investors value rather than replacement cost, with attendance to be decided.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
No Person Has Been Authorized To Seek Contributions
Reports of alleged solicitation of money for the proposed recreational project for colored youth of Elyria drew concern from project heads who stated no one has been authorized to solicit funds at present. They warned the public not to contribute if approached and said a campaign may occur later but no money is being asked now. Petitions for membership have been prepared but are not for money collection.
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Elyria
Lord Halifax to Visit Hitler in Private Meeting
Lord Halifax, veteran diplomat and Lord President of the Council, will visit Adolf Hitler in Germany next week for a private hunting trip. Sir John Simon announced the plan in parliament, noting the visit could mark a pivotal moment in European affairs and that any agreement could influence official negotiations.
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Viscunt Halifax
Adolf Sitler
Puehrer Hitler
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Well Known Ashland Manufacturer Dies
AN Myers aged 75 long associated with F. E. Myers & Bros. Co. of Ashland Ohio died after a two week illness in Lakeside Hospital Cleveland Services set for 2 30 p m Monday from his Ashland home Survived by daughter Mrs George B K Spreng Cleveland a brother G D Myers Ashland and three sisters Mrs Celina Countryman Jeromesville and Mrs J E Smeng and Mrs B C Fuhrman Ashland
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F. E. Myers & Bros. Co
Ashland
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Ppa Myers
George BK. Spreng
G. D. Myers
Celina Countryman
Jeromesville
J. E Smeng
B.C. Fuhrman
Elyrians Win Awards in National Page Contests
Announcement states three Elyrians won in the Ann Page contests by Great A. and P. Co. Recipients are Mrs. M. C. Bishop of 356 Englith Street, Miss Alice M. Bond of 1248 Harrison Street, and Miss Grace Jackson of 422 West Ave.
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M. C. Bishop
Englith Street
Alice M. Bond
Harrison Street
Grace Jackson
West Ave
Motorist Pays Fine Of $100 And Costs
Clarence Stevens a 39 year old from R D Oberlin paid a $100 fine and costs assessed by Justice Preston Coon after arrest by deputy Hills of Lakewood on a warrant. The incident followed a traffic collision on Route 58 two miles north of Wellington at 530 pm yesterday.
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R. D. Oberlin
Preston Coon
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Phoritts
HGC
Hills of Lakewood
Wellington
Typhoon Toll Still In Doubt In Luzon Islands
Natives clear wreckage in Luzon as death toll remains unknown though five killed, 32 missing, 3,000 homeless. Provinces Tayabas Zambales Rizal Bulacan Pampanga had lines down and unrepaired. Manila hit hardest with seven hour storm, boats capsized, Quezon’s yacht damaged, President Coolidge liner struck rocks, city flooded and homes wrecked.
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P. I
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Bulacan
Pampanga
China Sea
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Commonwealth
Manuel Quezon
Paz
Governor’s Island
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Coolidge
Brothers in friendly scuffle fatal shooting in Athens
Athens dated Nov 12 sheriff Charles Bayiess says the death of Robert Russell was accidental. He was shot through the heart during a friendly scuffle with his 22-year-old brother Fred. Dover township constable reported the incident.
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Athens
Sherif Charles Bayiess
Robert Russell
Fred
Dover Township
Family Thanksgiving Dinner Costs About Five Dollars
A United Press survey shows 1937 Thanksgiving turkeys may cost no more than 33 cents per pound and prices for trimmins are only slightly higher than 1936. Potatoes two cents a pound oysters 36 cents a pint celery 10 to 12 cents a bunch mincemeat 25 cents a pound cranberries 16 cents a pound to 25 cents each for pumpkins nuts range 69 cents to 17 cents per pound, averaging around 30 cents. National average dinner for a family of five about five dollars with New York at eight dollars the highest in the nation.
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Chicago
United Press
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Kansas City
New York City
Hopkins Laments Ohio Relief Policy Amid WPA Visit
Harry L. Hopkins, WPA administrator, condemned Ohio relief policy as backward and ineffective. He spoke after arriving in Columbus to dedicate Ohio State University's new school of social science funded by WPA. Hopkins urged clear, permanent relief policy, criticizing lawmakers for inaction and delaying a solution.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Federal
Works Progress
Hopkins
Ohio State University
School of Social Science
Washington
Ohio
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