Army Picked To Beat Navy By Harry Ferguson
Army is favored to win Thanksgiving clash as Navy is warned about a possible Sailors upset if it can launch a strong defense. The column previews key games including Brown-Columbia, Cornell-Pennsylvania, Missouri-Kansas, Oklahoma-Oklahoma A and M, Pitt-Duke, Alabama Vanderbilt, Tennessee Kentucky, TCU, Southern California UCLA, and Dartmouth Stanford with brief notes on likely outcomes.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press
New York
Army
Navy
Brown
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Duke
Pitt
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
TCU
Southern California
UCLA
Dartmouth
Stanford
Crimson Tide
Vandy
Lousiana State
Providence
Bucknell
University of Miami
Bill Jones
Elyria
U. C. L. A. Case
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Penn
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
George Washington
West Virginia
Kansas State
Nebraska
Villanova
Manhattan
Miami
Redskins
Cincinnati
Carnegie Tech
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Virginia
Texas Aggies
Texas
Toledo
Xavier
Marshall
Tomorrow's Grid Winners and All America Debates
The page previews Thanksgiving football picks with Alabama over Vanderbilt and several upsets, notes Bucknell over Miami, USC over UCLA, Cornell over Penn, and Texas A&M over Texas. It discusses Look magazine’s anti All America stance, mentions Yeckley praising Wolodzko and Schumar, and Mansfield’s sports editor proposing a new regional league with Elyria and Lorain amid evolving Ohio football circles.
Panthers Loaded for Duke in critical season ender
United Press reports the Pittsburgh Panthers, once upset by Carnegie Tech, are loaded for Duke in their final 1938 game at Durham. A win would push Pitt to the top Eastern team honor as no unbeaten major squad remains, while Duke remains unscored on.
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York
Pittsburgh Panthers
Carlier
Carnegie Tech
Duke
Blue Devils
Durham
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
Penn State
Pitt
Carnegie
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Brown
Columbia
Providence
North Carolina State
Villanova
South Carolina
Manhattan
Loyola of Los Angeles
Army - Navy
Philadelphia
Bucks Sophomores Defeat Freshmen In 14-7 Rivalry
In Columbus on November 23, the Ohio State freshman–sophomore game saw the sophomores prevail 14 to 7. Standout performers Langhurst Sexton Maag and other yearlings challenged the upperclassmen, showing notable talent against a squad heavy with varsity players.
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Columbus
u.Pi
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Jim Langhurst
Jim Sexton
Charley Maag
Jim
Wanderer writes on map of 1938 sports aims in Pasadena
The piece notes promoters wish for Rose Bowl to be closed to champions of the Pacific Coast and Big Ten, stressing national prestige. It mentions 144 Amateur Athletic Union record claims for approval in Washington next month, with swimming and other sports under scrutiny. It also touches Sam Snead, Notre Dame, Dutch Meyer, Davey O Brien, Ky Aldrich, and Alice Marble, ending with a United Press copyright notice.
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United Press
Hoenix
Ariz
Pasadena
Yesteryear
Amateur Athletic Union
Washington
DL. C
Ammy Snead
Sammy
Bernie Bierman
Notre Dame
Alice Marble
Waldorf Astonia
Dutch Meyer
TCU
Davey O'Brien
Ky Aldrich
O Brien
Aldrich Wall
Hill
Duke
Aldrich
Five Quintets Undefeated In County B Cage Loop
Five teams lead the Lorain County Class B senelistic cage league after last night’s games. Eaton, Grafton, Columbia Avon, and Henrietta remain unbeaten. Eaton beat Ridgeville 42-30 with Dave Cook on 15 points. Grafton won 19-15 at Brownhelm led by Kubuski, while Columbia downed South Amherst 13-9. Avon beat Belden 37-30. Penfield defeated Avon Lake 21-14. LaGrange beat Brookside 33-31. la Grange’s Zalenski had 14 points. Brookside’s Pando led with 14.
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Lorain County
Eaton
Grafton
Columbia
Avon
Henrietta
Ridgeville
Dave Cook
Alt Rice
Bob Line
Wohlever
Kubuski
Brownhelm
Eddie Kubuski
Bil Kneisel
South Amherst
Columbia Court
Belden
Lowe Kolopos
Avon Five
Dark Horse
Penfield
Avon Lake
la Grange
Brookside
Tony Zalenski
laGrange
Carl Pando
Bucks Freshmen shine as sophs edge frosh in scrimmage
Strausbaugh and Don Scott tipped the game for the sophomores but the Frosh revealed prospects for 1939. Tom Kinkade of Toronto Ontario impressed with open field running passing and punting. Chuck Anderson of Massillon starred on the yearling line at end. Bruce Johnson, six feet four, from Tippecanoe City, stood out at center.
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Strausbaugh
Don Scott
Bucks
Tom Kinkade
Toronto
Chuck Anderson
Massillon
Bruce Johnson
Tippecanoe City
Ohio Grid Coaches Not Disappointed
Ohio State officials spoke after a season they view as not disappointing. Coach Francis Schmidt praised freshmen nearly beating sophomores in a postseason scrimmage and discussed potential position changes including shifting Charley Maag and moving centers Claude White and Captain Andrako to new roles.
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Yeekley
Wolodzko
Schumar
Yeckley
Ohio State
Kramer
Meyer
Wolves
Bucks
Yockley
Notre Dame
Francis A Schmidt
Elyria
Lorain Materi
Lorain
Sandusky
Tony Wolodsko
Cleveland
L. W. St. John
Francis Schmidt
Ernie Godfrey
Cleveland Club
Schmidt
Coaches Seek To Ban Certain Grid Equipment
Ohio high school football rules officials face pressure to ban or restrict gear believed to cause injuries. Commissioner H R Townsend notes coaches favor rubber cleats and flexible shoulder pads, while advances in sponge rubber body protection progress. Several undefeated teams and the Charity Game between West Tech and Cathedral Latin highlight a dramatic 1938 prep gridiron season in Ohio.
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Qlumbus
U.P
H. R.townsend
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Townsend
Pitt Grads Are Granted Probe Into Freshman Scholarships
Pitt Chancellor John G. Bowman announced an official investigation into claims from Pitt Freshmen football players that they signed promissory notes for scholarship payments which could be paid in cash or by work. The move follows a charge by the Pitt Alumni Varsity club alleging bungled non professional football policy and amid debate over the de emphasis program known as Code Bowman affecting athletes.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Pittsburgh University
Panther
Pitt
John G. Bowman
Bowman
Jack Sutherland
Avon Cagers Defeat Cleveland Gas Team In Close Match
Avon Ex-Hys beat East Ohio Gas of Cleveland 43 to 32 in Avon last night. Evenson and Schneider each scored 12 for Avon while McNamara of East Ohio Gas led all scorers with 13 points.
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AVON
Avon Ex- Hys
East Ohio Gas
Cleveland
Evenson
Schneider
McNamara
Amherst and Grafton Face Season Opener On Local Floor
Amherst hosts Grafton in a scholastic basketball opener. The Comets start their season while Grafton arrives unbeaten in Lorain County Class B with two wins.
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Amherst
Grafton
Comets
Lorain County
Avon Ex-Hys Seek Games With Lorain Teams
Avon Ex-Hys basketball team seeks to schedule games with any Lorain County teams. Interested managers should write to Ed Green at R. F. D. No. 1 Avon.
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Avon Ex-Hys
Lorain
Ed Green
Avon
Bell Realty Basketball Practice at YMCA Floor
The Bell Realty team will hold a practice session this evening on the local YMCA floor at eight o’clock. All team members are requested to report.
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Bell Realty
Roosevelt Midgets Visit Lorain for Sixth Straight Win
The Roosevelt Midgets travel to Lorain tomorrow aiming for a sixth consecutive victory as they meet the Lorain City Field Midgets on the City Field gridiron.
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Roosevelt
Lorain
Lorain City Field
All-Ohio Conference football team picks two from each of three schools
United Press reports John Carroll and Wooster, both undefeated, along with Denison, twice beaten, each place two players on the 1938 All-Ohio Conference team chosen by coaches. Fourteen of nineteen schools are represented on the first three teams including Oberlin Heidelberg Findlay Otterbein and Kenyon, none with more than one selection.
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Townsend
Ohio
Turkey
Adena
Duillonvale
Portsmouth
Huntington
W. Va
Fostoria
Findalay
van Wert
Mont
Olumbus
J.P
John Carroll
Wooster
Denison
United Press
Oberlin
Heidelberg
Findlay
Otterbein
Kenyon
All-Star College Football Honors Listed by Schools
The compiled all star selections name players from Capital, John Carroll, Wittenberg, Denison, Baldwin Wallace, Ohio Northern, and other peers in first, second, and third teams. Notable figures include Harry Campbell honorary captain for Capital, and multiple positions across Ends, Tackles, Guards, Center, Quarterback, Halfbacks, and Fullbacks.
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Monroe Snider
Denison Lakewood
Harry Campbell
Capital
Valencia
Harold Nichols
Mt. Union Carrollton Sr
John Lucas
John
Maine Jr
Emil Lisak
Roosevelt Prevails As Teams Meet In Rematch
The kickoff is set for 10 o'clock for a return meeting between the two teams. Roosevelt had won the first contest with a 13 to 1 score, setting the stage for a decisive rematch.
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Roosevelt
Armstrong Garcia Betting Heaviest In Years At Madison Square Garden
New York reports show Henry Armstrong defending his welterweight title against Ceferino Garcia drew unprecedented betting in the city. Projections place the gate around 100000 dollars with potential growth to 125000 dollars as odds shift near fight time.
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New York
U.K
Louis Baer
Henry Armstrong
Ceferino Garcia
Armstrong
Mike Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Cleaners Challenge Lorain Ex-Hys for Sunday Game
The Standard Cleaners will not play on Thanksgiving due to players’ engagements. A new game is sought for Sunday at Cascade Park at 2 30 with the Lorain County Lightweight championship at stake.
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Joe Sextella
Lorain
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Elyria Recreation
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Rockets
Carroll
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Wittenberg
Lou Pettit
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Lisak
Campbell
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Jr Boles
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Pettit
Ohio Northern
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Snider
Dave Evans
Muskingum
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Tara Rankin
Whittenberg
Stu Holcomb
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Howard Nichols
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Yor Mitchell
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Raester
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Wah Walters
Mitchell Nese
Ignatz
Baracski
Nichoats
Sea Office
Nod J. Knuff
Brouse
Esler Aeawe
Finegan Seweare
A. Knuff
Sr Wii
Rosenann
Jon Ton
Ohio Grid Coaches
Chronicle-Telegram
ED. Marshe
Gulf Gas and Oil
Cleveland West Tech
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Tech
Latin
Mighty
Tigers
Avon Cagers
L Hubbard
Hivenson
Hubbard
Slama
Oh McNamira
Adie
Burke
Davis Ig
Crete
Saat
Bares
Amherst VS
Vyeam
Realty
By Jim Emerson
United Press Sports
J. T. Barnard
Mgr
Broad Street
Armstrong-Garcia
Ines Pubes
Linowa
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