Final games loom in Northern Ohio Scholastic League
Northern Ohio Scholastic League rounds out its schedule with Fremont at Norwalk and Elyria visiting Oberlin. Fremont tops the standings and has not been scored upon, while Norwalk hopes for an upset. Oberlin has already defeated two league foes and the league standings remain largely unchanged heading into Thanksgiving play.
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Oberlin
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Norsaik
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Sandogky Episis Sie
Bojlevue
Mansfield
Lorain High
Bucyrus
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Cleveland
Huron County to Form Basketball League
Huron County high schools excluding Norwalk organize a boys and girls basketball league. Following a successful Ripley County model, the schedule includes Willard at home versus Collins on March 4, North Fairfield visits on December 17, and Monroeville hosts February 4. North Fairfield hosts Collins January 7 and February 18. Collins hosts North Fairfield February 4 and Willard January 21. Monroeville hosts Collins February 18 and North Fairfield March 4, Willard January 7.
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Collins
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North Fairfield
Willard
Jen
Sandusky High Has Strong Basketball Schedule
Sandusky High announces a home opener against Port Clinton December 11 with away rematch December 18. A three day February road trip includes Greenfield February 26 and potential games in Columbus and Cincinnati February 24–25. The schedule lists dates at Mansfield Norwalk Bucyrus Lorain Elyria Fremont Bellevue Wellington and St Ignatius Cleveland with a February 18 at Sandusky and at St Ignatius, Cleveland.
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Sandusky High
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Port Clnton
High Squad
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Columbus
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Football Games Next Saturday
Several college and in state matchups line up next Saturday across the country. Ohio State visits Urbana while Michigan travels to Minneapolis, and a slate of other intercollegiate games includes Ohio University at Athena and California facing Stanford in Berkeley.
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Local bowlers break even at Sandusky
The Temple Seniors and Juniors traveled to Sandusky for the final match day. The Seniors lost to the Butter Creams led by G. Schiller who top-scored with an average of 20 for three games. The Sanduxxians won three of four matches by 417 pins. The Juniors beat the Bergman Grocers in their first match. A second game is planned at Temple alleys.
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Norwalk High Announces 1920 21 Basketball Schedule
Norwalk High plans early practice starting November 20 as football season ends. Key players Seibold Bowers Kavanaugh and Craig return with new prospects aiming to fill the roster. The 1920 21 schedule lists Mansfield Lorain Sandusky Elvira Bellevue Norwalk willard Fremont Wellington Premont and other matchups with dates and locations.
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Bowers
Kavanaugh
Craig
Fremont High School basketball schedule announced
Fremont announces a four day storming trip in southern Ohio. The season opens December 17 hosting Clyde, and ends February 25 at the Delaware tournament. Schedule lists games at Fremont against Elyria Lorain Sandusky Saint Johns and other opponents with dates through February.
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Clyde
Delaware
Darcnn
Athletics Are Beaten At Loan By Mercuries
The Mercuries beat the Athletics 14 to 7 at Lorain Sunday in a rough game. Injuries sidelined five Athletes as Reynolds scored on a 20 yard pass. Meyers pass to Reynolds set the locals’ only other score. Referee Bluck sparked disputes over a dead play call, while Strohl Meyers and Reynolds starred for the locals amid a chaotic finish.
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Amherst Furniture Basketball Team Reorganizes for Season
The Amherst Furniture Basketball team has reorganized under manager Rey Mitchell and plans a schedule featuring numerous Cioceland fir games, as they prepare for a competitive senior level season.
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Amherst Furniture
Rey Mitchell
Thanksgiving Day Gridiron Clash For County Title
Fragmentary notes indicate a Thanksgiving Day gridiron game between two county teams competing for the county title. Readable names include references to a Santa Maria or Sante fra Gel area and a team named Graton. Details on date, location, and final score are unclear.
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Thenelias
Norwalk Develops Star Dackfieldman
Norwalk, Nov 16 Eugene Crag, a sophomore ends man among Norwalk High School football stars, has emerged as a sensational player. He gained eligibility for the Charlie game two weeks ago and has shown skill in running, passing, and tackling.
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Eugene Crag
Norwalk High School
Harold Winters
Craig
Football Stars Will Join Pros For Local Games
Elyria Professionals host Akron-Mates on Sunday and Calmbus Panhandles on Thriving Day with former Cleveland Tigers players aniey Cefall and Qwengena Conn joining the locals for the remaining games. The local oven has not been scored upon this season.
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Akron-Mates
Calmbus Panhandles
Aniey Cefall
Qwengena Conn
Cleveland Tigers
Edman to Captain Amherst Girls Five
Amherst November reports Edman will captain the girls basketball team with players Pippen Reinhardt Teinhaus and Doris Slerhe forming a strong unit. Most games will be far from the regular high school schedule as the team prepares for upcoming matches. Featherweight Johnny Kilha to appear in a bout with $1500 prize money. winner to face Joy Leonard in final.
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Herst High
Edne Hame
Cille Pippen
Ma Reinhardt
Teinhaus
Doris Slerhe
Reactmore
Feather
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Etiemel
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Elyria Tigers Defeat Lorain Maroons by 21 in Weekend Game
Elyria Tigers beat the Lorain Maroons by 21 points on Sunday in a high school basketball clash. Key players Sheppard and Murphy led scoring while Pillivant contributed solid defense and rebounding.
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Lorain Maroons
Sheppard
Murphy Ey
Staring in Sports Willie Jackson Emerges as Lightweight Contender
Norman E Brown notes Willie Jackson, a New York lightweight, rising after a knockout win over Eddie Fitzsimmons. Jackson previously defeated Johnny Dunder in January 1917 and has since faced top contenders, including Leonard in a prior New York exhibition. He is twenty three and known as a bold battler in the ring.
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Norman E. Brown
Ben
Ay Leonard
Oscar Tabler
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Eddie Fitzsimmons
Wil
Johnny Dunder
Husky fFent
Dundes
New York
Leonard
National Farmers Union Convention Opens to Eliminate Middleman
November 16. In USAS CITY a pregroup at the National Farmers Union convention focused on establishing and extending cooperative agencies to cut out middlemen in farm product marketing. Delegates from 81 states attended. The union claims its cooperative farm business entities reach about 600 thousand farmers through direct action and aggregation.
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M90
National Farmers Union
cAlegites
Polish boy of nine dominates chess at West Point
Ramel Rzeszewski, a nine year old chess prodigy from Poland, challenged nineteen of twenty opponents in simultaneous play at West Point. He won nineteen games, drew one after over three hours, and stood tall enough to reach the table.
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West Point Military Academy
Ramel Rzeszewski
Paldeh
Frst
Indians Criticize Indian Affairs at Canal Conference
A St Louis report covers sweeping criticism of the Office of Indian Affairs at a ninth canal conference opening. The coalition alleges abuses of Indians, blocked ingress by the commissioner, and demands termination of current policies by March 4, 1991. It cites Fort Belknap and a cattle company owning land, with farming assistance debated.
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Fire damages Dome A Restaurant in Ashtabula area
A blaze swept into a portion of the business district in Ashtabula early, destroying the Dome A Restaurant and causing damage to nearby structures. Fire crews reported the kitchen area to be the origin of the fire, with flames spreading rapidly through the facility. No injuries were immediately reported, and investigators were expected to determine the exact cause.
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Brother of Elyai n QR Otranded Boat
Survivors from the stranded steamer Widlar near White Fish Bay recount a rough shore landing on Pancake Shoals as rescue tug Iowa arrived. Among the crew were Bennis Wallace of Lorain and Bruno Diederich, both saved after late afternoon effort.
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Remarkable New Pain Killer Promises Quick Relief
A bold claim for a new pain killer says it acts like a charm, offering instant relief from rheumatism lumbago neuralgia backache and more. The advertisement touts easy direct application no bath needed and immediate improvement, with distribution via local drug stores and mention of HL A. Ariadail Grussen Pitted Drug Store.
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Settlement satisfaction voiced after Rapallo pact
London reports all sides including France and the United States express satisfaction via ambassadors with the Adriatic settlement reached in Rapallo Italy last week Italy Giolitti notes the agreement preserves strategic frontiers and safeguards syme while warning against any violation by Slavic powers Conte ministers applaud the accord and cabinet approves strengthening the treaty’s territorial guarantees.
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Entertainment Night at Grand Eagles Hall Meeting
The Order of Grand Tagloz will host an evening entertainment after its regular lodge session at Eagles hall. New features are planned and a luncheon will be served, with Miss Elizabeth Gordon and Captain Ray Laourry of Cleveland as guests yesterday at Calvin Enslyn’s home. Community notices include gatherings of church circles and aid society groups, with events across several streets in Cleveland and Cincinnati as residents attend visits and refreshments. The St. Aenes fair closes tonight with a unified display of articles, including an automobile show invited.
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Ray Laourry
Cleveland
Calvin Enslyn
Fastavenue
St. Aenes Burely
Men's dress starts at $1.95 at The Robinson Hancock Co
The notice announces men s dress attire beginning at $1.95 at The Robinson Hancock Company. It highlights affordable pricing and product availability for the local shopper audience, reflecting a small business promotion in the period.
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