Unbeaten Teams Face Key Battles as Season Nears End
Unbeaten and untied teams threaten perfect records on a final big Saturday. Notre Dame vs Army leads a nationwide slate including Nebraska vs Pitt and Marquette at Temple. Duke vs North Carolina. Minnesota vs Michigan. Ohio State vs Illinois. LSU vs Georgia. Texas Christian vs Texas. SMU vs Arkansas. plus several regional showdowns across the East, Midwest, South, and West.
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Notre Dame
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Alabama
Texas Christian
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Arkansas
Princeton
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Virginia
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Southern California
Washington State
Stanford
Montana
Oregon State
Idaho
Ohio-Illinois contest Heads State Program
Ohio State seeks its first Big Ten title since 1925 as it meets Indiana in the final game of its season. Cincinnati hosts Ohio U and Mount Union, Baldwin-Wallace, and Akron play key Ohio Conference games while other nonconference tilts unfold across the state. Navier hosts St. Louis in a late-night action.
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Thio
Ohio State
Hinose
Bucks
Sobcats
Bearcats
Buckeye
Ohio Univerity
Cincinnati
University of Ininnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio LE
Don Peden
Ohio
Baldwin-Wallace
Theeague
Findlay
Berea
Mount Union
Ohio Northern
John Carcroll
Cleveland
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Bowling Green
Oberlin
Kenyon
Gambier
Capital
Otterdein
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Defiance
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Detroit
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Wooster
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Navier University
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St. Lou
New London Wildcats rout Loudonville 21 to 2 on home field
New London High Wildcats dominated Loudonville with Franklin Dunlap scoring twice and Harold Snyder adding two TDs and an interception return. Dunlap added a ten yard run and an 11 yard reception for scores, while Snyder connected on a 10 yard pass to Dunlap and a 36 yard return set up another. Loudonville tallied a safety in the third period.
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Harold Snyder
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Grid Star Dies From Auto Accident Injuries
Cincinnati report says Robert Watson a 16 year old grid star and quarterback for Withrow High School died from injuries after an automobile crash. The Withrow versus Woodward game was postponed indefinitely following his death.
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Elyria Ladies Bowl Sandusky Team Here
The Knights of Columbus tonight host a ladies bowling match between a picked Elyria team and the Mobilgas squad from Sandusky. The event is scheduled to begin at an unspecified time under wartime restrictions.
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Youthful Elyria Pitching Star To Exhibit In Cleveland
Clyde Ryan Jr a 14 year old Elyria pitching sensation and H Behm a 14 year old Cleveland star will stage two trick pitching exhibitions today in Music Hall Cleveland Public Auditorium Proceeds go to the Cleveland Community Fund Ryan has 93 wins and 10 056 points with 2 963 ringers 939 double ringers from 4506 shoes thrown ringer percentage 61 7 percent
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Lorain Elyria Grid Rivalry Sparks Week of Hype
In Ohio, Lorain and Elyria battle for grid supremacy ahead of the annual Lorain Elyria game amid parochial chatter. Dope column notes heavy fan speculation, calls out false rumors, and reports strong coupon turnout and cross town interest from Amherst to Michigan.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Amherst
Avon
Ridgeville
South Amherst
Wellington
Grafton
LaGrange
New London High Basketball Sked Features Amherst Rivalry
New London posts nine games on its cage schedule nine are league affairs with eight NLHSA meetings and one independent clash. Amherst looms twice January 10 at home and February 7 at Amherst while Vermilion Medina and Wellington appear on the slate with other open dates likely to be filled. The Amherst series is a long running grudge dating to 1926 with New London often close in results while Amherst seeks to end a winless streak against the Wildcats.
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Tough Red Berry Meets Dragon Here Wednesday
ERNIE BRADEN reports a headlining wrestling card at Rialto Theatre featuring The Dragon versus Wild Red Berry in a two-out-of-three falls match. Mississippi champion Berry previously defeated Speedy La Rance, while The Dragon defeated Buck Weaver and Black Panther recently. A Battle Royal of eight west side wrestlers opens the program at 8:30 P.M. with Ken Bishop Ed Wallace Joe Surdock Bob Novak Pete Surdock Lawrence Tustin John Surdock Vern Cason.
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Dragon
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Black Panther
the Dragon
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Rialto
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Duvith
George “Strangter
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West Side
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Ken Bishop
Ed Wallace
Joe Surdock
Bob Novak
Pete Surdock
Lawrence Tustin
John Surdock
Vern Cason
The
Battle Royal
College Grid Results Highlight Mixed Conference Scores
East region shows George Was neten 5 Tulsa 0 and Wesleyan 14 Salem it. Midwest includes Doane 25 Midland 0 and Lake region scores with Union 13 St Levis 0. Southwest lists Cameron Aggies 13 and Panhandle A. Ohio Scholastic region notes multiple Columbus games with St Marss 13 and Rhodes 49.
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Shuffleboard League Results Show Tight Matches
Don-Charteg defeated Silver Fox 3 2 as Coca-Colas edged Roth Tailors 2 1 in a close set. Standings are updated after the latest round.
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Dressen Signs To Manage Reds In 1936
Cincinnati November 16 Charles Dressen, who piloted the Reds to sixth in the National League in 1935, signed to manage the club for 1936 after a morning session with general manager Larry MacPhail. The one year contract ends two weeks of talks. Dressen waived a ten year deal for a 31 percent raise over 1935 salary and may earn double if attendance targets are met. The Reds had finished in the NL cellar for four straight years before he took charge and rebuilt the club.
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Charles
Chuck Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
Dressen
Larry MacPhail
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Reds
Officials Fail To Consider Cage Plan
The Board of Control of the Ohio High School Athletic Association in Columbus met four hours without acting on the basketball tournament plan set for the 1935-36 season. A motion to make the plan a special order failed to be discussed as adjournment followed. A new meeting was scheduled with promises of progress.
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St. Clairsville
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Escobar Defeats Salica To Win Bantam Title
New York reports Sixto Escobar the Puerto Rican boxer won a unanimous 15 round decision over Lou Salica at Madison Square Garden to claim the world bantamweight championship. Escobar floored Salica for a nine count in the third and staggered him in several rounds.
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Duke Versus Tar Heels Looms As Wade Predicts Strong South
Duke coach Wallace Wade ranks North Carolina as a Rose Bowl caliber team, stronger than any Southern squad, capable of beating Duke decisively. Wade cites his Alabama Pasadena success and compares UNC to 1928 Georgia Tech, saying the Tar Heels are two touchdowns better than Alabama’s 1932 lineup. The Duke game in Durham on the upcoming weekend figures as a top clash with high-stakes bragging and Wade’s sharp confidence.
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Train Sets London Speed Record Run At 112 MPH
The London and North Eastern Railway express Silver Jubilee with seven silver coaches set a British speed record of 112 miles per hour on a King's Cross to Barkston trial run, narrowly missing the world mark by eight miles per hour.
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Montreal Elects Young Liberal Sarto Fournier to Parliament
In Montreal the next Canadian Parliament will include its youngest member, 27 year old Sarto Fournier, a Liberal, alongside the oldest, 60 year old Conservative R. S. White. The meeting focused on new rules and their interpretation, amid tournament discus discussions.
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R. S. White
Clearview Dominates Lorain County Class B Basketball Opener
Clearview showcased early power in Lorain County Class B play, defeating Eaton 32-12 as Perry debuts as Blue and Gold coach with 15 points and Patezar adds 10. Henrietta downed Penfield, while Ridgeville Bligh beat Belden 31-14 and Avon Lake edged South Amherst 37-21 in hard fought openers.
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Avon Lake
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Panthers Face West Park Merchants at Ely Stadium
The Elrria Bar Lunch Panthers prepare for a strong West Park Merchants foe tomorrow at Ely Stadium with a 3 p m kickoff. The Panthers seek a second straight win and will field a starting lineup led by Koehn, Carr, Maddock, Barner, Erne, Paonesta, E Ross, Urig, Varzin cak, King, Powers with all players to report at 1 30 p m for a short practice.
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West Park Merchants
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West Park
Bar Lunch Panthers
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Carr
Maddock
Barner
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Paonesta
E. Ross
Urig
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King
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