California and Stanford Meet In Key Gridiron Battle
United Press reports California and Stanford clash at Palo Alto in a pivotal game with Rose Bowl implications. A Bears win secures the PCC title and an outright West representative for Pasadena while a Stanford victory could force a title tie and a conference playoff decision. Other major clashes include Fordham vs St Marys and Yale vs Harvard as major programs seek early season momentum.
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Tiny Thornhill
Fordham
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Rams Redskins Set For Clash Sunday At League Park
Rival coaches Hugo Bezdek of Cleveland and Ray Flaherty of Washington named their starting lineups for the Rams final home appearance at League Park. The 2:15 P M kickoff features the Redskins led by Sammy Baugh and Cliff Battles and a heavy line, aiming to defend the Eastern Division title. Washington’s squad includes Riley Smith and Ed Justice with a combined weight around 197 pounds per man plus a line averaged near 210 pounds, while Cleveland counters with a robust front and two-way players to test the visitors.
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Hugo Bezdek
Cleveland
Ray Flaherty
Washington
Rams
League Park
Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Clff Baties
Baugh
Battles
Flaherty
Riley Smith
Alabama
Turk Edwards
Les Olsson
Wayne Willner
Charlie Malone
Jam Baker
Jam Karcher
WU Ostar
Goom We
Crater
Phat Buddew
Sam Busieh
Ralph Miller
Ted Siymesvan
Forest
Armstrong Kayoes Beauhuld In 5th
Featherweight champ Henry Armstrong dominated Billy Beauhuld from Jersey City tonight, stunning him with a fifth round knockout. Beauhuld lay glassy eyed as referee Arlie Donovan halted the bout after the bell.
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Armstrong Kayoes Beauhuld
New York
Henry Armstrong
Billy Beauhud Beauhuld
Jersey City
Beoauhuld
Artie Donovan
Billy
Donovan
Worthington Dry Cleaners Hold Evening Practice
The Worthington Dry Cleaners basketball team schedules a 7 30 p m practice session on Monday evening at the Amherst Congregational Church floor. All team members are requested to attend.
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Worthington Dry Cleaners
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Ohio State Favored To Beat Michigan In Ann Arbor Classic
Ohio State is the heavy favorite to win its fourth straight victory over Michigan in Ann Arbor before about 60 000 fans. The 14th series meeting since 1897 pits a Buckeyes squad aiming to extend a historic surge against a Wolverines lineup led by Nicholson and Beeman with stakes including a place in Western Conference history. Officials for the game are Fred Garner, Anthony Hymnes, Frank Lane, Don Hamilton.
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Adeshus Beeman Week
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Healthimen
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Aplhainols
Grid Results From United Press Report
Cincinnati Walnut Hills 6 over Western Hills 0. Urbana 53 defeating Circleville 0. Sciotoville 7 over Vanceburg 6. Louisville Central 6 over Dayton Dunbar 0. Marion Harding 8 over Bucyrus 6. Newton Falls 20 over Howland 0. Wooster Coshocton cancelled due to snow.
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Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Western Hills
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Circleville
Sciotoville
Vanceburg
Louisville
Central
Dayton Dunbar
Marion Harding
Bucyrus
Newton Falls
Howland
Wooster - Coshocton
Oberlin Graduates Urged to Leave Hankow by Plane
Oberlin College graduates serving as representatives at the School in Shansi were advised by cable to depart Hankow for Hongkong by air, the only exit other than a U S warship. The board of trustees acted after a special Oberlin meeting, listing Josephine Hamilton John Hamlin and Herbert Van Meter among those affected. Hamlin ill with pleurisy to rest at Matilda Hospital in Hongkong until ready to return to the United States. Van Meter to proceed to Peking to join Charlotte Tinker teaching at Bridgeman School.
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Oberlin College
Shansi
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Hongkong
U. S
Oberlin School
Josephine Hamilton
Greenfield
Mass
John Hamlin
Albion
N. Y
Herbert van Meter
Moline
Hamlin
the Matilda Hospital
Hamilton
United States
van Meter
Hongkonk
Peking
Charlotte Tinker
Bridgeman School
Bowling Scores in Ohio Fuel Gas Leagues
Three teams led the standings after last night’s bowling across Ohio Fuel Gas Company, Knights of Columbus and Ridgeville leagues. Janitrels upset Humphrey Heaters, Tap pan Hangers beat Electrolux, Peltz's Yankees defeated Roth Shamroks, Seward's Pirates swept Cairns' Dodgers, Machine Shop surged to sole first in Electra Alloys, Furnace beat Foundry, Copping took two from Gerhart Diggers, Ridgeville Garage fell to Brown Sphicans, Barnes Coal tied Garage in Ridgeville Knights standings.
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Electrolux
Peltz
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Roth Shamroks
Seward
Pirates
Cairns
Dodgers
Knights of Columbus
K. of Calleys
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Electra Alloys
Furnace
Gerhart Diggers
Ridgeville Garage
Brown Sphicans
Barnes Coal Company
Ridgeville Knights of St.John
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Brown Nee Eee
Tiern Th Beeen
Aufesch
Sete Tebe
Wagner
Roth Shamrocks
Q Connor
Pete T Eve Iso
Neyes
Wolf Ceenseoeee Lay
Zhao Yehaid
Cunere
Dof Gamble
Doll
Cairns Dodgers Y Buins
Saungtas
HUG Furnace
Machine Shop Patonema
Vurniauce Henry Ease Ee
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Ob Gerhart
Panthers of 37 mirror 36 team in early season detail
The 1937 Pitt Panthers resemble the 1936 Rose Bowl squad in overall yardage, scoring, and defense after eight games. Ground gains, passes, and opponent yardage align closely, with Juniors and Sophomores filling gaps left by departed stars as Marshall Goldberg leads rushers and Dick Cassiano backs him up. Nine seniors prepare for a final home game versus Penn State.
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Pitt Panthers
Pitt
Panthers
Bob LaRue
Bill Glassford
Averill Daniel
Washington Truskies
Penn State
Duke
Durham
N.C
Panther
Nebraska
Goldberg
Dick Cassiano
Johnny Wood
Angelo to meet Kruger in Rialto mat feature
Angelo the Buffalo bully faces Fritz Kruger in the main event at the Rialto Theatre next Wednesday a two hour two fall match. The semi final features Dale Haddock and Lefty Pacer in a one hour two fall bout. Searl Powers returns as referee with first bell at 8 30 p m. Ladies admitted free with one paid admission.
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Fritz Kruger
Rialto Theatre
Esther Morris
Angelo
Kruger
Charlie Carr
Dale Haddock
Chicago
Lefty Pacer
Washington, D. C
Haddock
Dan Cady
Charle Browning
Cady
Moirig
Searl Powers
Adamick Knocks Out Rosenbloom in Detroit Bout
Detroit November 20 news reports Maxie Rosenbloom flew home with a sore jaw after a second round knockout by light heavyweight Jimmy Adamick. The bout ended at 1 minute 65 seconds into the second round with a left to the jaw.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Adamick
Maxie
Bell Clothiers Defeat Motors in St John’s bowling match
The Bell Clothiers defeated Rothgery Motors in two of three games at St John’s school alleys on Third street. Al Buchholz of Motors bowled the high series with 614 and a 233 game, the best single score of the match.
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Bell Clothiers
Rothgery Motors
St. John’s
Rustling Through Sports column by Bud Worthington seeks publicity agent
Bud Worthington, head of Worthington Dry Cleaners basketball team, seeks a publicity agent after his former publicist Ernie Braden left town for the Sandusky Daily News. Elyria will attend the Rams Redskins game at League Park, with ticket supply tight and extra passes issued by Rams management.
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Bud) Worthington
Worthington Dry Cleaners
Bud
Ernie Braden
Sandusky Daily News
Cleaners
Elyria
Cleveland Rams
Washington Redskins
League Park
Rams
Buzz Wetzel
Bury
Golden Bears
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Ohio State
Sutherland Clan
Wellesley, Vassar
Lake Home College
Oscar Wili
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Ed Bang
Cleveland News
Lou Ambers
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Maumee Dairy Extends Elyria Bowling Lead
The Maumee Dairy won two of three against Hi-Speed Gas last evening at Elyria Recreation, widening their Elyria Ladies Bowling League lead as second place The Oaks fell behind W. T. Grant Company. Hange led Maumee with a 511 series and Edith Smith posted Maumee’s best single game at 207.
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Boxing finish seals victory with knockdown and straight right
The fighter floored his opponent for the count of eight and delivered a series of hard body punches followed by a right cross to finish the job, securing the win.
Champ Celtics to Play Before Packed House Here Next Friday
The New York Celtics, legends of the cage, head to Elyria High School gym to face Worthington Dry Cleaners on Friday November 26. The star lineup features Banks and Hickey with a strong Worthington roster including Gordon Splete Baldwin Wallace Ed Wilms Mount Union John Sakola Wittenberg Paul Boyle Kent State and more. A preliminary game between Damm Kentie Shop and Amherst Hardwares starts at 7:00 with tickets on sale at Worthington Dry Cleaners.
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Davey Banks
New York Celtics
Elyria
Celts
Worthington Dry Cleaners
Elyria High School
Pig* Banks
Nat Hickey
Paul Birch
Dutch Dehnert
Pat Herlihy
Bob McDermott
New York Renaissance
Celtics
Dry Cleaners Club
Worthington
Gordon Splete
Baldwin Wallace
Ed Wilms
Mount Union
John Sakola Wittenberg
Paul Boyle
Kent State
George Arthrell
Joe Varsa
Frank Murkowski
Joe Klimosewski
Bob Hostettler
Dave Thomas
Berk Roach
Damm Kentie Shop
Amherst Hardwares
South Amherst Opens Loop Season With Win
South Amherst defeats Avon 22 16 to start county Class B defense as Jones brothers Art and Ken lead the attack. Ridgeville over Brookside 56 28 and LaGrange edge Columbia 22 14 in early league play. Avon Lake tops Brownhelm 28 17 with Buell scoring 12. Royalties and other results include Laton 29 Belden 26 and Paton 20 Belden 16. Graduating players and coaches noted. South Amherst seeks a strong title defense.
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Belden
Avon Lake
Brownhelm
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Avon
Latitane
Columbia
Ridgeville
Brookside
Linheild
Gratton
Reserves Paton
South Winherst
Colanthia
LaGange
Ringeville
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Lorain County
Jones Boys
Art
Ken
Ted
Brooksid
Dye
Sweet
Wa Sansbury
Bob Line
Blunt
Busewell
Fried Wilm
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Giallon
Buell
LaGrange
Lloyd
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Hanes Schneider
Hubbard
Chesten
Holbury
Beaton
Ldawhe
Db Hawke
Uy Cuoh
Diacz
D. Diacz
T. Zalenski
Ee Smith
Lupinskt
Walhden
Columbia Atz
van Arsdale
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Schalkner
Ad Martin
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Mr Pelton
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G Miller
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Ilowera
Aid Haswell
Ig Muzak
Anscrnenee Brice
Collins
Kneisel
Leimbach
Reiner
Norwalk Indians Seek Games in Elyria Area
The Norwalk Indians basketball team seeks opponents in Elyria and nearby towns. The squad is made up of former St. Paul High players and is available for games in the near future.
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Indians
St. Paul High
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