Canton McKinley Beats Lakewood In Key Showdown
Canton McKinley defeats Lakewood 24 to 14 at Fawcett Stadium behind four first half touchdowns. The win strengthens McKinley’s claim in Stark County and sets up a clash with Massillon next Saturday at Massillon. Verdova of Lakewood leads scoring with 78 points. Elyria fans and players from Elyria High attended as guests of Pete Cogan.
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Lakewond
Pete
Canton McKinley High
Eve
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Yale University
Bulldogs
New Haven
Yale
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Caiman
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Stewart
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Shorty) Lappin
Western Automatic
Harry Vockey
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Clearview
Fawcett Stadium
Massillon
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Verdova
Cleveland West Tech
Alex Verdova
Lake Erie
Campaian
Shaker Heights
Johnny
Shaw
Cardinals
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Don Burson
Bill Schoenbachler
Schoenbachler
Lorain
Frank Kiser
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Elyria High
Ike ‘Trubey
J. D. Walter Severs
Wick Browne
Tom Gotren
Art Farmer
Canton- Lakewood
Kane
Pete Cogan
Dick Browne
Browne
Lora
Browie
Schoenbachter
Gotra
Farmer
Week-End Bowling Matches Set in Fisoa Fiks League
The Wekrent Recreation league announces eight matches across early and late shifts at Wekrent Recreation. Eight teams including Cares Villa versus Etsel, Heady Cigars versus Shafer Barbers, Fib Radio versus Federal Store, Firestone Store versus Perkins Mowrs, Emerich Company versus Knowles Sniesex, Farmer Service Station versus Powers Dawley, Supper Club versus Elyria Brass and Bronze, and West Side Lumber and Coal versus Wykrent Recreation compete for standings with regional college and military matchups noted.
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Wekrent
Zoelgck
Cares's Villa
Etsel
Shafer Barbers
Fib Radio
Federal Store
Firestone Store
Perkins Mowrs
Emerich Company
Knowles and Sniesex
Farmer's Servi Station
Powers and Dawley
Elyria
Brass
West Side Lumber and Coal Va
Wykrent Recreation
Illinois Michigan In Ohio's Path To Title
Illinois and Michigan loom as major obstacles in Ohio State's bid to claim the Big Ten football crown with two weeks left as Purdue and Wisconsin suffer setbacks and Michigan prepares for tough tests in Columbus and Cleveland.
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Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Walt Evers
United Press
GE Agos
Dows
Olin State
Buekeyes
Diaw
Inais Aml
Oss
Cleveland
Bucks
Columbus
Ohio State
Ames
Porthue
Phive
Chirdue Tins Bidiana Lett
Wisconsin
Moose League Race Tightens As Conrath Rolls 630
Bittner Funeral Home dropped two to Vic Silver Jewelers Sunday while Hart Construction won two from Wasserman Clothes, trimming the Elyria Moose Bowling League lead to one game. Clarence Conrath led with 830 three-game series. Greer and others posted notable scores as multiple leagues reported results including women’s and Western Automatic divisions.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Vic Silver Jewelers
Elyria Moose
Hart Construction
Wasserman Clothes
1. T. S. Rubber Heels
Wykrent Recreation
Hi-Level Inn
Checker Cab
Loriin Glass
Oaks Cafe
Tnok Owe
Bowling Coneter
Nehi Beverages
East Bridge Ind
Carlisle
East Bridge
Clarence Conrath
Inn
Conrath
C. Greer
Dept
Sci
Dept. No
Andrew Pat
Whule Lew Blackburn
George Towne
Ted
Moose
Elyria Stationers
Elyria Mousettes
Heights Barber Shop
Peg Lampheart Heights Beauty Shop
Ridge Tool Trams
Wises
Gaimes
Ridguils
Ridge Tool
Leonard
Thunderbolts
P-38 Lightnings
Libera Tors
War Hawks
Liberators
Edith Els
Marines
WACS
Spars Tuk
Fran Waves
SPARS
Kinnigan To Speak At Clearview Grid Banquet On Tuesday
Eddie Finnigan, packetball coach at Baldwin Wallace College and noted official, will be the keynote speaker at the annual Clearview High School football banquet. The event at the school begins at 6:30 PM with a meal served by the Women of the Morent-Teacher Association and honors the Copper squad of 144.
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Kinnigan
Clearview Grid
Eddie Finnigan
Baldwin-Wallace College
Clearview
Ty Morent
Associa Don
County B Teams To See Action In Quartet Of Games
Four Lorain County Class B scholastic basketball games are set for Friday night as teams begin independent warfare ahead of the December 1 league opener. Belden visits Eaton, Camden plays Mumni, Ridgeville hosts Columbia, and Bighton meets Alumni. Belden Camden Ridgeville debut while Eaton is 1 1 and Columbia lost its opener by two points.
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Lorain County
Independent Warfare
Belden
Eaton
Camden
Mumni
Ridgeville
Columbia
Bighton
Giants Tie Eagles In Late Frustrating Finale
New York Giants miss a late field goal due to a delay penalty and a blocked attempt, ending in a 21 21 tie with the Philadelphia Eagles. Redskins beat Brooklyn 10 0 as Green Bay routs Cleveland 42 7 with Hutson scoring twice. Detroit defeats Chicago 21 7 behind Sinkwich and Linkwith.
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Ken Strong
Family Press Association
Philadelphia Eagles
Giants
Philadelphia
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Brooklyn Tigers
Capital Eleven
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Rams
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Irv Camp
Sinkwich
Detroit Lions
Frankie Sinkwich
Youngstown
Chicago Cardinal
Army Navy Grid Battle Likely Among Best In History
Army and Navy loom for a national grid crown as the December 2 game at Annapolis pits two storied programs against each other. Navy’s recent improvement, Notre Dame's tough defense, and a slate of key clashes around the country set the stage for one of college football’s greatest showdowns this season.
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Notre Dame
Doh Minor
Rafalka
DeWitt Coulter
William Chandler
Frank Szymanski
Buckeyes
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Michigan
Purdue
Illinois
Northwestern
Wildcats
Boris Dimanchef
Navy
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Lowa
Suttray
Allen Shafer
Bul
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Maimesota
Indiana
Midwest
Iowa
Missouri
Marquette
Great Lakes
Rindbeck Bonwer Hill
Gre Lakes
Morris Field
N.C
Carl Lundquist
United Press
York
W.P
Nave
Secret Service
Anapulis
Purdie
Senny
Pennsylvania
Midshipmen
Mane Arundel
Cera
Titanic
Aviny
Nate Diane
Notre Dictine
Detroit Bowler Wins Classic
CHICAGO—Chet Bukowski, a 30 year old Detroit war veteran, won the Bomar Diamai medal individual bowling class with an eight game total of 1,775. He beat Chicago’s Russ Cramer by 83 pins, who totaled 1,680 to take second prize of 1,500.
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Chicago
Chet Bukoski
Detroit
Bomar Diamai
Bukowski
Russ Cramer
Cramer
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