Buckeye title at stake in Ohio collegiate grid finale
Ohio college football teams prepare for crucial stretch run with 20 games on schedule. Key matches include Muskingum against Marietta, Miami vs Marshall, and West Virginia facing Western Reserve as contenders seek a share of the Buckeye crown and national recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yolumbus
Ohio
Uckeve
Te State
Tamoerrow
Findlay
Buckeye
Delaware
Huontington
Vines
Ohio University
Thirst
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Arshall
West Virginia
iOhio
Muskingum
Marietta
Akee Western Reserve
West Virginia University
Cleveland
University of Cincinnati
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Navier
University of Detroit
Cincinnati
Marshall
Ohio U
Wesleyan
Bobcats
West Virginians
Frank Wilton
Western Reserve
Ray Zeh
Kelir Moan
Greasy Neale
Mountaineers
Pittsburgh
Ceorzetown
Moan
Wisconsin
Night baseball eyed for 1957 major league schedule
Chicago Nov 13 United Press Staff correspondent reports the 1957 major league season may include night games for the Reds Cardinals and Browns. The American League grants tentative consent for a limited number of Browns night games at St Louis while other clubs consider the move as the league weighs the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Louis Cardinals
Browns
St. Luya
St. Louis Browns
Donald Larnes
America Investment Company
Minois
Anniversina League
Cardinal
Ohio State and Illinois renew grueling Big Ten clash
Ohio State football travels to Champaign for a traditional rivalry with Illinois. Coach Francis Schmidt’s squad of 30 Buckeyes prepared at Danville and will reach the site by Saturday noon. Fullback Jumpin Williams is injured but traveling. Illinois, led by Bob Zuppke, has beaten several foes but faces a strong test from the Buckeyes.
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Columbus
Cpii
Ohio State
Illiois
Champaign
Francis A. Schmidt
Buck
Reiere
Danile. I
Bucks
Williams
Ohio
Wilams
Notre Dame
Hicazo
Pittsburgh Northwestern
Xotre Dame
Finois
Illini
Bob Zuppke
Michigan
Wlinois
Bucks Struggle After Setback at Notre Dame Nudge
The Bucks displayed low energy in a contest following an 18 to 13 setback at Notre Dame two weeks earlier. They managed only a single touchdown on a tenzing punt return by Tippy Dre.
Elyria Oberlin game drew big crowds at Ely Stadium
NY Guess notes the Elyria Oberlin football matchup likely to pull the largest season crowd at Ely Stadium. The article discusses potential undefeated outcomes, scheduling shifts, and regional interest affecting finances, with references to players and local teams.
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Elyria
Oberlin
Ely Stadium
Ralph Fobes
Uncle Sam
Fobes
Sandusky High
Fremont
Lorain
Little Giants
Shelby High
Dave
Willard
Knickerbocker
Fordham
Slepy Jim Crowler
Rams
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Jimx
Bo McMillin
Indiana University
Chicago
Hoosiers
Maroons
Lynna Waldorf
Northwestern
Oklahoma A and M
Kansas State
Wildcats
Brooklyn Harbers
Burleigh Grimes
Stubbiebeard
Flatbush
Jburdue
Iowa
Purdue
Tommy McGannon
Boilermakers
McGannon
Boilermaker
Don Heap
Fred Vanzo
Minnesota
Ohio State
Elyria-Oberlin
Tigria
Youngstown
East
SHAW
Western Reserve
West Virginia
Reserve
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
Indiana
Badzers
Temple
Villanova
Pop Warner
Owls
Denison
ARMY
Notre Dame
Monk Meyer
Cadets
TEX
Gophers
Baldwin - Wallace
AKRON
Yellow Jackets
Hiram-Kenyon
Kenyon
Nebraska
Pittsburgh
College matchups listed with first-named teams
A long list of pairings shows the first team named in each matchup. Schools include Marhsall and Miami Duquesne and Carnegie Tech Princeton and Yale Harvard and Navy Michigan and Northwestern Ohio and Ohio Wesleyan etc.
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Marshall
MIAMI
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
Princeton
YALE
Harvard
NAVY
Michigan
Northwestern
Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio T
Alabama _ Poly
Louisiana State
Maryland
Boston College
Ohio Northern
Bowling Green
Holy Cross
Brown
Oregon
California
Capital
Otterbein
Catholic
North Carolina
Columbia
Syracuse
Texas Christian- Centenary
Tulane
Georgia
Washington State
UCLA
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Washington
Lorain High to Host Youngstown East in Stadium Showdown
Lorain High's Lions host Youngstown East at Recreational Stadium. East, coached by Dick Barrett, has a strong season with only one loss and tied Campbell Memorial 0-0 last week. Lorain seeks win number three and to end a four game skid.
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Lorain. O
Lorain High
Lions
Recreation Stadium
Youngstown East
Dick Barrett
John Carroll
Campbell Memorial
Campbell
Judge Stevens and Washburn Honored at Dinner
In a non partisan judiciary event Judge Stevens praised constitutional bounds while praising fellow Elyria jurist Judge Clarence G. Washburn as a fine Ohio judge. The program closed with music and comedy sketches as Mrs. Frank Billings led the newly elected Democrats to the stage. Ben Harris and Lorain county executives commended campaign cooperation.
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Stevens
Elyria
Clarence G. Washburn
Ohio
Washburn
Frank Billings
Ben Harris
Lorain
Campaign Banquet Highlights and Disputed Remedies Sales
Harris touts the party's strong organization while a street faker impersonator is hustled off after peddling “Dr Weatherspoon’s famous remedies” as a quack. Entertainment features Dolly Mar and Paul ine Gresham with others. 327 tickets sold for the Democratic Women’s Club banquet. similar victory banquet planned at the Antlers Hotel Lorain on November 15.
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Harris
Jerry Ricketts
Akron
Court of Appeals
Dr. Weatherspoon
M. E. Olmstead
Dolly Mar
Pauline Gresham
Louise Fox
Lois Boothroyd
Betty Hengelbaugh
Arthur Pfaff
Roger Bernard
Berea
Banumbauga
Neva Pfaff
Beating at Columbus Strike Ends Quietly
Fred Ritter, 49, of D. L. Auld Co., was beaten by seven men while on his way to work as a strike at the plant resumed after closing Oct 19. Ritter, treated for head injuries, identified suspects. police arrested Cazl Rhoads, 35, as one attacker. Six pickets stood outside as the plant reopened with 125 officers on duty and no disturbance.
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Columbus
Fred Ritter
D. L. Auld Co
Ritter
Cazl Rhoads
John Dunn
Portland Police Confront Unusual Mock Crime Scene
Officers responding to a radio report found a macabre display at an intersection with a manikin shaped body made from a softball head, wooden chest, rocks for a torso, and boots for feet. The setup resembled a corpse and prompted investigation into the strange vandalism incident.
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Portland
Ore
Market reports mix farm prices with varied commodities
The page lists prices and notes across butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, beef, and grains. It records Idaho and United States grade specs, assorted weights, and ranges for wheat corn oats rye soybeans and hay, with specific figures for vegetables, meat cuts, and dairy products across market lines.
Quotations on grain and flour prices from local mills
Grain quotes furnished by Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co list corn, wheat, and nuts by the bushel and flour by the barrel. No. 2 yellow corn at 1.90, No. 2 at 1.12. No. 2 red wheat 1.25. spring and winter wheat prices shown. flour middlings and feeds priced per standard units.
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Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Barre
Real Estate Transfers and Sheriff Deeds in Lorain County
A column lists transfers and sheriff deeds involving Lorain County groups and individuals. Transfers include Lorain County Savings and Loan to Dewey Fack fer on East Madison Elyria Archwood to The Cleveland Trust and Lake Avenue to Ana May Behnke Elvria. Leases or deeds involve Leon Stem mer Merriam 11th Street Lorain J W Opfer Addition Elvria Glen Rogers Motors Elvria Lake Road Sheffield Lake and Oberlin Savings and Bank Elyria. An unrelated note describes a streamlined miniature house with insulated lining and limited heating.
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Lorain County Savings and Loan Company
Dewey J. Fackfer
Madison Street
Elyria
Kathryn Bingham Lewis
Cleveland Trust Company
Archwood Avenue
Lorain
William Behnke
Ana May Behnke
Lake Avenue
Elvria
Flord W. Owen
Leone Stemmer Merriam
11Th Street
East 29Th Street
Frank H. Boulton
Lillie Boulton
J. W. Opfer
Elwood B. Stearns
Glen Rogers Motors Inc
Lake Road
Sheffield Lake Village
Oberlin Savings and Bank Company
Students equip trailer as de luxe dormitory
Burlington reports University of Vermont junior H. F. Martel living in a self built dormitory trailer he assembled from old car parts during the college year. The improvised lodging demonstrates inventive student housing.
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Burlington
H. F. Martel
University of Vermont
Pulp Industry Expands Texas Mills Near Houston
A $23,560,600 paper pulp mill near Houston plans doubling its size to tap East Texas pine and seashell resources. Champion Paper and Fiber Company also announced South Texas’ first pulp plant with a $33,000,000 extension. Beginning Feb. 1 the plant will consume pine wood, limestone or seashell, natural gas, salt, and salt cake daily to produce 300,000 pounds of pulp and by products including chlorine and turpentine.
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Houston
Tex
South Texas
W. BR. Crate
Champion Paper and Fiber Company
Crute
Hamilton
Texas
Pine Woods
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By Tommy Devine
United Press Staff
Bearcats
Naviers
Detroit
Gus Dorais
Knute Rockne
Titans
Foy
Baldwin- Wallace
University of Akron
Marietta-Muskinxium
Ober-on
Granville
Toledo
Heidelberg
Tiffin
Ashland
Kent Staite
Kent
St. Marys
Mich
Defiance
Bluffton
Assumption
Sandwich
Ont
Adrian
Mount Union
Alliance
Rio Grande
Holbrook
Manchester
Hiram Ai
Hiram
Davion
Darton
Washington and Jefferson
Wooster
Bluefield
W. Wa
Wilberforce
Xenia
George Kirkley
Illinois
Chronicle Telegram
Murbach Coal CO
By Russ Davies
Marvard
Ulysses S Grant
The
Crimson
Warren Game
Lorain Gridders
O'Donnell
Court Street
Bulletin
Prublge
Cleveland Livestock
Warkei St
United States
Total United
Idaho
Timothy Shed
Yean
Saragyts
Escaabule
Astis Coe
Muse Ergusia
Allies
Peter
Tae
Presley
Peek
Peerer
Baskets
Rquash Hubbard
Middle Ave
Henry
National Authority On Coal
Kentucky
Schroll Coal
Shoe Shop
W. K. Brubaker
Elyria Block
East Ave
Studebaker Chemical Co
Fac
Tory
Middle Avenue
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