Flashes Must Play Alert Football To Rate Chance In Annual Game
Elyria High and Lorain High teams prepare for their annual clash at Recreation Field after daily drills. The city debates Elyria’s season, praising the Crimson Flashes’ stout forward wall while questioning coaching and execution in a season marked by mediocrity despite strong line play.
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Officials Named For Elyria Lorain Grid Clash At Lorain
Coaches Chick Smith and Larl McCaskey approved three officials for the Elyria Lorain grid contest at Lorain Saturday. Referee Hazelwood, Grove. Umpire Towne Bates. Head Linesman Houghton Oberlin. The piece analyzes Elyria and Lorain records, noting Elyria shows power in backfield but struggles with forward pass defense, while Lorain holds a scoring edge in common opponents.
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Chick Smith
Larl McCaskey
Lorain
Hazelwood
Grove
Towne
Bates
Houghton
Oberlin
Funeral Rites Held for Former Diamond Star Ironton
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Thomas Gavin 58 longtime bail player and manager of the Springfield and Decatur teams of the Three-Eye League. Widely known in professional baseball as Dick Smith he also served as director of service safety in the area.
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Trojans Rely On Mohler To Spark Notre Dame Showdown
Southern California banked on quarterback Orville Mohler to carry the Trojans past Notre Dame at South Bend. At 165 pounds he is the lightest regular, yet his plays have sparked USC drives and scores. Mohler’s key moments included a 48 yard TD run, an interception return, and a later TD pass before he was taken out by coach Howard Jones.
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Sing Sing Boys Bet On Alabama Pitts And Gang
In Ossining on November 17, Sing Sing’s Black and White eleven faces the Port Jervis police team in a Sunday football clash. Wardens and inmates anticipate a rough contest as Alabama Pitts and his Huskies aim to crush the rival squad, with prison guards and a radio broadcast adding to the scene.
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Three-way race seen for American Association president
CHICAGO Nov 17 Up club owners gather for their annual meeting to decide the presidency. Candidates include T J Hickey longtime president who helped organize the association George Belden of Minneapolis and William Calver former Indianapolis secretary. Hickey has led the association for 15 years.
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Michigan Plants New Plays Against Gophers
Michigan plans to use plays prepared for the Michigan State game but delayed by weather. With over 50,000 tickets sold, a crowd of about 70,000 is expected to view the Saturday clash against Minnesota. The Thundering Flashes seek games with any 100 pound eleven in the city.
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Dempsey Booing Signals Decline as Boxing Legend Ages
Henry M Lemore discusses public boos for Jack Dempsey in Omaha and Moline, suggesting the idol’s decline risks ending his lucrative career. He notes Dempsey’s fading stamina, recalls early fights with Neron and Bearcat Wright, and defends supporting him while warning boos reflect a loss of audience faith.
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Travelers Five Again In Field With Fast Team
Oberlin Travelers reorganize for 1981 82 season with a promising roster led by Harry Thomas Al Parker Jones Caldwell Bob Hamlin Billy Berry Fred Parker and Chuck Reed. Practice starts this week and action begins in December. Teams already planning games. written inquiries to Robert Thomas.
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al Parker
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Janby Oils Cage Five Seeks Games in Oberlin
The Janby Oils, Oberlin’s premier basketball team, plans to schedule games with Elyria teams for the coming season. Led by Leahy, a former Miami star, the Oberlin College town quintet aims to be a top Ohio squad this year with players Trosser Hamlin Farrar Krueger and Gaines. Managers should write to H. A. Edwards of Janby Oil Company, Oberlin.
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Cleveland Indians Clash With Windsor Bulldogs Tonight
Cleveland Indians undefeated in International League hockey meet Windsor Bulldogs in Windsor Ontario. Windsor seeks first win after opening loss to Detroit Olympics. Both teams fast with strong scoring, evenly matched for league contest.
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Parshal to Move Stable East From Urbana
Dr. H. M. Parshal, holder of the harness racing record for most wins in a season, plans to move his stable of 40 horses to an eastern city from Urbana due to a rent dispute with the local fair board over barn charges.
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Camden High Preps For Cage Opener
Camden High School's basketball team prepares for the Lorain County League opener at Brownhelm on Friday after a 29 19 season opening victory over Monroeville High last year’s Huron County champion.
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Stockholders Postpone Cincinnati Club Election
The Cincinnati baseball club stockholders met at the club offices and postponed the annual election of five directors for one month.
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Minnesota midget back may miss Michigan game
SIDELINE CHATTER reports Kenneth MacDougall of Minnesota may be unable to play Michigan Saturday due to an injured knee. Tackle Wells and Center Den are expected to be ready for the Wolverines.
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Akron Looms as Last Hurdle for Baldwin Wallace Great Season
Baldwin Wallace College enters its finale at Akron University with an undefeated 4-0-2 mark in Ohio Conference play. Akron stands as BW’s final obstacle as the Yellow Jackets seek to close the season without a loss after routing opponents and allowing only two scores. The Berea team is favored to win as the season’s climax approaches.
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New York Boxing Results From United Press Show Points
United Press reports fights in New York and Paris with hallmarks. Hale Brown of New York outpointed Jack Kurpaka of Oakland, Cal. at New York Sports Club. Charley Radomi of New York defeated William Simmons of Atlanta at the Coliseum. In Paris Young Attila of France won on a foul against Frankie Genaro of Newark.
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Pfeiffer Plans County Benefit Boxing Show in Lorain
Lorain County Athletic Club plans the first amateur boxing show under AAU rules to aid local football teams and the Knute Rockne Memorial Fund. J R Sandy Pfeiffer says proceeds will benefit athletic clubs. Notre Dame graduates help fund the field house. A Notre Dame gathering is set at Thomas Soda Grill. county managers meet at 1940 Broadway Wednesday evening. About 150 boxers are urged to report. weigh-in and medical checks scheduled. show likely Monday November 30.
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Spinners Take Two Of Three In Knights Bowling Clash
The Spinners annexed two of three games against the Rockets at the Knights of St. John alleys to widen their lead in the league. In another match the Wizards swept the Champs in three straight games to push the latter further into the cellar.
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Spencer High Cage Candidates Ready For Opener
Spencer High opens season against Homerville after a preliminary game between second squads. The home opener against Seville High follows on Tuesday November 24 in the local gym. Over twenty candidates practice daily, season tickets are on sale at the high school office.
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Webner Sets Individual Pace In City Pin League
Webner of the Moose leads the City League with a ten game average of 155 as league secretary Lowe Bueche releases figures. Johnny Worthington trails with 185, while the Moose boast the high team mark of 2733 and a top single game of 53 dollars in a season that includes other strong averages from Moran Meyers Davies Paeth Edmonds and Worthington.
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Ernie" Webner
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Ohio State Preps For Final Home Game Saturday
Ohio State plans for their last home game against Illinois with players Carl Cramer and Jostrailus back in the lineup. Coach Willaman reports limited practice earlier in the week but today emphasizes earnest training as the Buckeyes aim to avoid upsets.
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Lorain Hign Lightweights Open Camp With Busich Back
Lorain Ohio reports Sam Busich is the only veteran returning for the high weightlifting squad as drills start with heavyweights not beginning until Monday. Coach Lath V Mevar aims to form a winning combination with returning substitutes Rueche Cornwall Levak Radman Thomas Nickelette and Mi Illvaine joining first practice.
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