Western Reserve Proves Itself Ready For Major Grid Showdown
Western Reserve remains undefeated and untied through nine wins as it prepares to face stronger competition after a 7 to 0 victory over West Virginia University. The Cleveland school is among the nation’s elite and aims to prove itself against top opponents in the gridiron hierarchy.
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Elyria High football edges key rivals in league race
Loren Lorain coach Vannorsdall leads a string of results as Elyria High battles Clymer’s Sixth Street Raiders for the Lake Erie League edge. The piece notes Clymer’s long tenure, past records against several opponents, and upcoming games.
Denison Trounces Oberlin Eleven in Granville Showdown
Denison delivered a strong aerial and ground game to crush Oberlin 35 to 0 in Granville. Oberlin finishes its season next Saturday with a game against Wooster at Oberlin.
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Machinists Beat Heater Motors in Bowling League
The Machinists defeated the Heater Motors two games to one on the Temple alleys. Limes of the winners posted a 315 high series.
Cleveland Heights Captures Lake Erie League Grid Crown
Cleveland Heights Tigers clinched the 1938 Lake Erie League football title by defeating Shaw 7 to 9 before a packed crowd at Cleveland Heights field. Cameron Elliott scored and Neil Brown kicked the extra point as Heights earned its first league crown since 1932.
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Packers Bears Deadlocked For Pro Grid Lead
NEW YORK. Packers and Bears stayed tied for first in the NFL after Sunday results. Packers beat Brooklyn Dodgers 38 to 7. Bears defeated Boston Red Sox Shins 26 to 0. Lions topped the Giants 28 to 0. Cardinals beat Pirates 14 to 6. Shamrocks beat Yankees 12 to 7 in the AL. Rams at Pittsburgh postponed due to weather. Rochester defeated Brooklyn 24 to 0 in the other junior circuit.
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Three Make Perfect Selections In C T Football Contest
Three contestants achieved perfect score sheets in the Chronicle Telegraph Dope the Results Contest to win Elria Lorain grid classic tickets at Recreation Stadium next Saturday. Winners are David S. Horan Mickey Cox and Miss Virginia Morgan with two tickets each, while Raymond Firestone Dick Uris and four others earned two tickets on tie-breaking coupons.
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Grid Standings Increase in Crime Reduction Debate
A debate argues that expanding opportunities for all could be more effective than repressive laws and penalties in reducing crime. Proponents cite social programs, education, and employment as core strategies. Opponents warn against leniency and call for targeted enforcement.
McGuirk and Hollis Set for Two-Hour Mat Feature
Dan Morris presents Leroy McGuirk the light heavyweight champion from Oklahoma City against Ken Hollis of Albuquerque in a two hour event at KRtainbow Gardens on Broad Street. Hollis over 175 pounds so title not at stake. Orth of St. Louis meets Jackie Nichols of Dade City in a one hour bout with two falls. Local talent match opens at 6:20 p.m. seating now for 790 fans with improved bleacher view.
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Assembly defeats Molders Pinmen in bowling league
The Assembly team won two of three games against the Third Shift Molders in a General Industries Bowling League match Saturday evening on the Temple Alleys. Hancock led scoring with a 35 series and Krui posted a 225 top single.
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City Class B Loop Pin Matches Tonight
Four by six Class B league bowling matches are on schedule for the Knights of Columbus alleys this evening. West Side Cafe faces Electro Aliers, Sheil Petroleum meets Glen Rogers Motors, Junior Order Mechanics vs Welsh Funeral Home, Moulton Candies against Wazon Wheel Cafe.
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Dope the Results Contest Offers Reserve Case Grid Tickets
Two pairs of reserved seat tickets to the Western Reserve Case football game at League Park on Thanksgiving Day are awarded to the first two correct or nearest correct coupon entries in the Chronicle-Telegram Dope the Results Contest. Contest runs today with tickets at 1.75 each. postmarked entries must arrive by 6 p.m. Friday November 20. mail coupons to the editor.
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Lorain Pinmen Top Elyria LT. S. In Bowling Match
The Lorain Old English Beer club defeated Elyria LT. S. Left and Right Rubber Heel at Recreation alleys in Lorain in a Northern Ohio Traveling League event. Plumbey rolled a high series of 627 and Osgood achieved a 24 percent high single in the match.
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Trio of Major College Teams Still Unbeaten
Northwestern, Marquette, and Santa Clara remained undefeated with two games left in the 1956 season as Northwestern beat Michigan to claim the Western Conference lead, Santa Clara defeated St Mary’s Gaels, and Marquette routed Ole Miss. Washington beat USC 13–0 to ease Pacific Coast confusion, threatening a Rose Bowl bid alongside Washington State after Thanksgiving. Alabama and LSU kept title hopes alive by beating Georgia Tech and Auburn respectively, while Fordham remained idle. Notre Dame beat Army 20–6 and Yale defeated Princeton 26–23 as Georgetown lost for the first time.
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Elyria Rams Lose 7 0 Under Cleveland Team at Bir Stadium
The Elyria Hardware Rams suffer a 7 0 defeat as the Kristoff Cafe eleven from Cleveland edges them at Bir Stadium. McLain and Ross shine for the visitors with a second quarter scoring drive, while KRoehn Maddars and Dodsey star for Elyria. A late Rams drive stalls and final whistle ends the game.
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Notre Dame Blocks Northwestern in Quest for Perfect Season
Northwestern maintains a Big Ten drive toward a national title as Notre Dame seeks to end the Wildcats run. The Irish, fresh from a 20 to 6 win over Army, aim to reverse last season's upset and derail Northwestern.
Sam Francis Shines For Nebraska In Pitt Stunner
United Press report from Lincoln details Sam Francis of Nebraska as a standout in a 19 to 6 loss to Pittsburgh. Francis starred on offense and defense, threw the lone Nebraska TD pass, punted 45 yards on average, and carried half the Huskers’ points, drawing high praise from observers. Bobby Larue of Pitt also draws notice for elusive running.
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Schmidt Back In Shell As Buckeyes Win Over Illinois
Ohio State remained above .500 with a 13 to 0 victory over Illinois. Francis A. Schmidt, returning to his shell, praised Johnny Rabb and Bill Booth for the running game while noting better blocking and weather influenced ball handling. Rabb carried 17 times for 7-plus yards and scored, with MacDonald hurt but ready for Michigan.
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Pro Golf Tourney Starts At Pinehurst
Golidom's big money players begin their annual battle for the NPGA crown at Pinehurst. Eleven pros compete as 64 advance after 36 holes of medal play, with Johnny Revolta named favorite at 10-1 along with six others to defend last year's title.
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Spider in Crib Triggers House Search at Watford City
McKenzie County resident C A Schofield brought a large black widow into Watford City and reported a second, smaller specimen found during a home search. The note mentions harsh mosquitoes along Hudson's Bay and ends with a remark on English slang for losing money.
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