Six Teams Unbeaten In Lorain County Class B League
In early Lorain County Class B play six teams remain undefeated after last night. South Amherst beat Brookside 44 13 while Avon Lake routed Belden 24 21 in their league debut. Clearview topped LaGrange 32 19 and Avon beat Brighton 36 20.
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Lorain County
Brownhelm
Ridgeville
Avon
Brighton
Clearview
LaGrange
Eaton
Grafton
Henrietta
Columbia
Camde
Penfield
Avon Lake
Belden
Adler
Kristy
Glass
Bob Painter
South Amherst
Brookside
Joe Klimosewski
Novak
South Ambherst
Amherst
South Abherst
Jim Pansey
Brownham
Pansey
Monske
Hawke
Weiss
Lampen
Don Manning
Kereasi
Scalikner
Es Crocker
Martin
van Arsdale
G. F. T. Jones
Ewes Novak
Kimosenski
John Kimosewski
Ashyh
Schacht
Wee
J. Ashyk
Slimon
Uy Krupp
Cissnerf
Panam
Sallas
Legan
Garber
Menges
Christensen
Aee
Kocel
Cook
Pete
T. Kubuski
Aeene Valentine
Il Monske
Trembath
Meyers
Lawson
G. F. T. Wells
Fitch If Saree Ese
A Schneider
Gough
Fpubbard
Rg Ee
Chester
G. F. Tv
Cowte
Rodin
Barnes
T. G. Trivanovich
Redding
Manning
Rockas
Trivanovich
Ay Wuson
Buswell
Total
K. Arthrell
Jackson
Eaee Evanoff
Lenhard
Eee
W. L
Eaton Sree
Eereston Grafton
McPhee Named To Succeed Oen At Oberlin College
Laurence D. McPhee former Oberlin College coach has been appointed to fill the vacancy left by Roy Oen line coach in physical education. McPhee will begin next semester returning to Oberlin after earning an MA at NYU He played and captained the 1920 Oberlin football team and coached track and football at New Rochelle Junior High and Ball State Teachers College.
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Oberlin. O
Laurence D. McPhee
Oberlin College
Roy Oen
McPhee
Oberlin
Oen
Thief River
New York University
New Rochelle
Ball State Teacher’s College
Indiana
Engineers Defeat Machine Foundry in Fox Furnace League
The Engineers defeated the Machine Foundry in two games of a best of three series on the Temple alders. Kalinsky led the winners with 516 for high three games in the title match.
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Engineers
Machine Foundry
Fox Furnace
Kalinsky
Temple Allers
Moesnr
New London High Basketball Announces 13 Game Schedule
New London Ohio plans a 13 game season with new opponents Clearview and Wakeman. The slate includes December 18 Wellington and January and February dates at Greenwich Vermilion Medina Ambherst and others with home and away games in the Northern High League.
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NEW London. O
New London High
Cagers
Clearview
Lorain County League
Wakeman
Wellington
Greenwich
Ambherst
Vermilion
Medina
Loudonville
Maintenance Pin Team Is Winner
The Maintenance Department won three straight games from the Gas Room in a Fox Furnace Bowling League match at the facility.
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Fox Furnace
Smith Eaves
Lanaghan
Krantak
Ann
Simon Aaxteress
Sia Michell Ste Nees
Isa Harr Weer
Maddeck
Washington May Clinch Pacific Coast Title Tomorrow
United Press predicts Washington will win the West Coast Conference and earn a Rose Bowl bid by beating Washington State. Alabama and Louisiana State are favored to close perfect seasons with wins over Vanderbilt and Tulane respectively. Navy favored over Notre Dame after Army Navy clash draws record East crowd.
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United Press
New York
Washington
Pacific Slope
Washington State
United Press Sports Writers
Alabama
Louisiana State
Pasadena
Vanderbilt
Louisiana
Tulane
East
Navy
Notre Dame
Rams And Bulldogs Clash For County Football Crown
In Lorain County the Elyria Hardware Rams meet the Lorain Bulldogs in the final game of the season at Recreation Stadium 2 45 p m The Rams claim the county light heavyweight title and face a weight edge by the Bulldogs New Rams players Kraniak Czak Mishak and Storm join the roster and team members are summoned to Hamilton Field for a brief signal drill tomorrow at 1 p m Maddock Koehn and Dodsley are asked to take notice.
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Lorain County
Elyria Hardware Rams
Lorain Bulldogs
Recreation Stadium
Rams
Bulldogs
Steel City
Kraniak
Czak
Mishak
Storm
Hamilton Field
Maddock
Koehn
Dodsley
Turkey Day Clash Set Between New London and Willard
New London and Willard High meet in the annual Turkey Day game in New London Ohio tomorrow. Willard is favored to win.
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New London
Willard High School
Willard
Six Ohio Schoolboy Teams May Wind Up Undefeated
Six Ohio high school football teams entered Thanksgiving weekend with undefeated records and a shot at the state title. Massillon stands alone with a perfect 20th straight win, while Middletown, Martins Ferry, and Marietta held 8 or more straight wins. Remaining contenders include Cleveland West Tech, Parkersburg rivals, and Hamilton rivals as final games loom.
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Ohio
Olumbus
Kenton
Massillon
Middletown
Cleveland West Tech
Marietta
Martins Ferry
Lakewood
Parkersburg
W. Va
Weirton
Scholastic
Martins Ferri
Huntington
West Virginia
Paul E. Brown
Canton McKinley
McKinley
John H. Reed
Hamilton
Middies
Elmo Lingrel
Chillicothe
Kenion
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Alliance
Salem
Campbell Memorial
Struthers
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinnati
Western Hill
Coshocton
Mt. Vernon
Dayton Fairview
Miamisburg
Dover
New Philadelphia
Fremont
Sandusky Ironton
Bhwood City
Lima Central
Lima South
Piqua
Troy
Harrison Elected Oberlin Football Captain
Oberlin College held a banquet at the Oberlin Inn where Robert Harrison of Napoleon Ohio was elected captain of the next year's football squad. Harrison is a junior and earned his second football letter. other players received first letters and sweaters while some earned second varsity O letters.
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Oberlin, O
Robert Harrison
Napoleon, O
Oberlin
Oberlin Inn
J. H. Nichols
Harrison
Yeomen
DiBiasio
Kibbell
Parks
Parsons
MacDonald
Robson
Wyman
Boycheff
Beers
Shipley
Strawsburg
Holdeman
Mytinger
Ayres
Berthold
Cooper
Kennedy
Dixon
Reiter
Rudolph
Dick Wickenden
Fred Brewster
Sen Ior
Assembly Bowlers Win From Molders
The Assembly team won two of three from the Molders in a General Industries Bowling League match on the Temple runways. G. Smith led with a 584 high series and a 247 high single.
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Molders
General Industries
Temple
G. Smith
Oberlin Cagers Begin Work-Outs After Football Ends
Oberlin coach Lisle Butler opened basketball practice in Warner Gym with a partial squad as football players join next week. Key returnees include Craig Borden Paul Cooper and Tom Reed who were lettermen. The opener is against Kenyon January 3 with a schedule including Wooster Marietta Ohio Wesleyan Buffalo Rochester Wittenberg Muskingum Case Alumni Mount Union Denison and reserve games through March.
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Oberlin
Lisle Butler
Warner Gym
Butler
Craig Borden
Paul Cooper
Tom Reed
Who will lead Elyria High football captains through era
The article lists past Elyria High captains from 1932 to 1936 and references related local sports notes. It mentions Nieck DeFazio and other players, a Lakewood-Elyria game incident, and broader college and league connections across multiple teams and regions.
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Elyria High
George Noryotny
Jim Schumar
Jack Meyer
Frank Bolinski
Nieck DeFazio
Elyria
Ben Ciccione
Duquesne Center
Cleveland Rems
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Rucker
Lorain
Crimon Star
Stewart Iglehart
Tommy Hitchcock, Jr
U. S Polo Association
Yale
New York Rovers
Frank Murray
Marquette University
Hilltoppers
Murray
Western Reserve Case Battle Headlines Turkey Day Grid
Ohio博 top college football headlines feature undefeated Western Reserve facing Case at Cleveland in a 43rd meeting. Miami of Ohio aims to claim Buckeye crown by tying or beating Cincinnati in Cincinnati. Other games include Dayton versus Wittenberg, Marshall versus West Virginia Wesleyan, Ohio Wesleyan at Rutgers, Xavier versus South Carolina, and Wilberforce against West Virginia State.
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United Press
Olumbus
U. P
Ohio
Western Reserve
Case
Cleveland
Miami
Buckeye
University of Cincinnati At Cincinnati
Bill’ Edwards
University of Dayton
Wittenberg
Dayton
Marshall
West Virginia Wesleyan
Huntington
Ohio Wesleyan
Rutgers
New Brunswick
N. J. Xavier
S. Carolina
South Carolina
Xavier
Cincinnati
Don McCallister
Toledo Waite
Toledo
Wilberforce
Victor
West Virginia State
Institute
W. Va
Historic college matchups list with scattered pairings
A OCR fragment lists numerous college pairings including Duke with North Carolina State Fordham with New York George Washington with West Virginia Marshall with West Virginia Maryland with Washington and Lee Missouri with Kansas Montana with North Dakota Penn with Cornell Pittsburgh with Carnegie Tech Ohio Wesleyan with Rutgers and So. California with Temple Bucknell with Bucknell Tennessee with Kentucky Texas with Texas A and M Tulsa with Arkansas Utah with Colorado State Washington with Washington State Centenary with Oklahoma A and M Colorado with Denver Franklin Marshall with Gettysburg Utah State with North Carolina Virginia with VPLT and others.
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Colgate
Brown
Fordham
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Temple
Bucknell
South
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Duke
North Carolina State
George Washington
West Virginia
Texas Tech
Loyola
New Orleans
Maryland
Washington & Lee
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Southwest
Texas A. & M
Texas
Arkansas
Tulsa
Pacific Coast
California
Washington
Washington State
St. Mary’s
College of Pacific
Mid-West
Detroit
Creighton
Missouri
Kansas
New York
Marshall
West VA
Wesleyan
Washington and Lee
Montana
North Dakota
Montena
Cornell -Penn
Pitt
Ohio Wesleyan
Rutgers
Cal
Bucknell Bucknell
Ennessee
Arkan
Sas
Utah
Colorado
Centenary
Oklahoma
Denver
Franklin Marshall
Gettysburg
V. M. OL
Washington T.st. Louis
South Carolina
Marjer
Vestal Shoes Take Third Place in Lutheran Pin Loop
Vestal Shoes finish third after beating Coca-Colas in a St. John's Lutheran Bowling League match. R. Black anchored with a 552 series and a 215 game, matching the high single for the night as the Shoes won two of three games to climb in the standings.
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Coca-Colas
St. John’s Lutheran
Vestal Shoes
R. Black
Ohio State announces 20 game basketball schedule
Ohio State University unveiled a 20 game hoops slate under coach Harold G. Olsen. The Buckeyes will travel from Denison to California and Chicago, with key home dates against Wisconsin Indiana Minnesota Michigan and Northwestern in a demanding season. The program aims to showcase a national schedule across the continent.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Harold G. Olsen
Bucks
Denison
Creighton
Omaha
Nebraska
Lincoln
California
Berkeley
Southern California
Los Angeles
New York City
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Bloomington
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Chicago
Minneapolis
Madison
Northwestern
Evanston
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