County Semi-Pro Grid Title At Stake Here Tomorrow
Four undefeated teams Henrietta Clearview South Amherst and Eaton vie for the Lorain County Class B league lead as third week results boost their title hopes Henrietta defeated LaGrange 36 10 Clearview 50 19 Eaton 21 19 South Amherst 22 12 with other wins for Brookside Grafton Camden and Brownhelm among several close games.
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Business College Beats Gas 55 to 23 to Open Season
Lakewood November 23 The Bignia Business College opened its season last night by defeating the Northern Ohio Gas quintet of Lakewood 55 to 23. The Gas held the Bigians to a tight first half but the visitors surged ahead in the last two periods for an easy verdict.
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Eagles Defeat Hardwares In Bowling Match
Eagles defeat Elyria Hardware in two of three games in a City League match on the Knights of Columbus lanes. The win narrows the gap behind Rubber Rubber and solidifies the Eagles hold on second place while pushing Hardware into a tie for third with the Little Brown Jugs. Carl Hobart rolled 613 total with a 233 game for the Hardwares. Sam Nagy led the Eagles with 621 including a 233 game.
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Merchant Girls Defeat Spencer Quintet 24 to 13
Elyria Merchant girls led early and never surrendered the lead to defeat Spencer Mer chants 24 13 on Spencer high school floor. Alice Glover and Rosetta Dyer each scored seven while Boone tallied nine to pace the Spencer quintet.
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Nine Irish Regulars Play Last Home Game
Notre Dame will say goodbye to nine 1933 regulars in the Army game December 2 in New York, with a final home appearance versus Southern California on November 25 at Notre Dame Stadium. Notables Krause, Devore, Lukats, Wunsch, Gorimann, Pivarnik, Roach, Banas, and Brancheanu head a graduating line. Tickets remain on sale at 4.40, 3.30, and 2.20, with a large Midwest crowd anticipated for Notre Dame's home finale.
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New London Wildcats 47 Madison Rams, claim Class B grid title
New London Wildcats thrashed Madison High 47 to 0 before 1000 fans, claiming the state scholastic Class B grid title. Wert scored twice, Swanger added a 28 yard run, Fuller and Landes tallied further scores, Staples and Landes featured in kicking and big runs as New London dominates on both sides.
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Incomplete Thursday Friday grid schedule
Fragmentary sports schedule lists multiple colleges and cities with numerous misspellings. Key readable items include Baldwin Wallace at Cleveland and Ohio Wesleyan vs Western State in Cleveland, plus Denison at Dayton. Several lines are garbled, limiting precise mapping of dates or opponents.
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Collegiate Grid Results and Scattered Scores
United Press lists college football scores including Arkansas 20 over Texas A and M 7 and Knoxville 0, plus Cumberland 22 Union Tennessee 6. Various small colleges show Erskine 6 Newberry 0 and Marysville Teachers 1. Other results include Medina 7 Alumna 4 and Cincinnati Hughes 26 Walnut Hills 0 with several minor routs and mismatched figures.
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Elyria Lumber Tops Held Transfers In Bowling Match
Elyria Lumber and Coal keglers captured all three games against Held Transfers last night at St. John's school alleys. Art Buchholz rolled 564 for high three games and 220 for high single.
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Eastern Heights Tigers Face Former HS Team At Columbia Field
Thompson's Eastern Heights Tigers meet a squad of ex high school players in a grid game at Columbia Street Field tomorrow afternoon. Don Hutchings coaches the opposing side with Jerry Malterer as captain. reporters must arrive by 1 30 for preparation before the 2 p m kickoff.
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Resar Motors to face Fisher Foods in Riverview clash
Elyria semi pro title thriller resumes at Riverview Park tomorrow at 2:30 pm as Resar Motors and Fisher Foods meet for the county championship. Both squads feature ex high school stars and former college players led by Russ Kepler for Resar and Leo Svete for Fisher Foods in a tough, weatherproof battle.
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Canzoneri Seeks Ross Title After Knockout Win
New York November 25 Tony Canzoneri targets a rematch with Barney Ross after knocking out Kid Chocolate in the second round last night. Canzoneri vows to pursue the lightweight title after the decisive knockout at the arena.
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Sasse Signed As Kentucky Coach
Philadelphia reports Major Ralph Sasse former West Point head coach has been hired as Kentucky football coach on a three year contract to replace Henry Gamage. Sasse, currently on duty in Washington, accepts the role and will begin duties at Kentucky.
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Ohio State and Illinois Meet in 22nd Grid Classic
Ohio State hosts Illinois in Columbus for the 22nd meeting with Big Ten implications. About 25,000 in attendance as Illinois, aiming for its first victory since 1929, faces Ohio State’s strong running game and stout defense. Dad's Day adds a festive note on the Ohio State campus.
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