Last Games Loom as 1938 Season Nears End
Major college football action closes the 1938 season with key matchups. TCU faces Southern Methodist in a likely hard fought bid for Rose Bowl berth. Pitt visits Duke as the Blue Devils seek a 1st defeat while Army Navy games draw East attention. Alabama Poly meets Florida, Rice tames Baylor, Holy Cross faces Boston College, Dartmouth looks strong vs Stanford Fordham NYU, Georgia Tech over Georgia, Tulane over LSU, Oregon State over Oregon, Texas Tech over Marquette, Washington over Washington State.
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Washington State
Armstrong Garcia Title Fight Looms Tonight
Henry Armstrong defends his world welterweight title against Ceferino Garcia in a bout watched by fans eager for a high stakes clash. Armstrong, the favorite, faces Garcia, a rising challenger from St Louis, in what promises to be a tough test.
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Elyria Eleven Starred Yet Fell In Final Lorain Game
Elyria High 1938 football team goes down as one of the school’s greatest under Coach Roy Clymer. They finished 8-1-1, beating Oberlin Mindler Akron West Fremont Cleveland Heights and others, with 37 touchdowns and 240 points to 51. Lorain topped them with two aerial touchdowns, ending the undefeated season.
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Sixth Street
Roy Clymer
Elyria
Harold Dangerfield
Phil Houserman
Paul Braddon
Ken West
Carl Scholl
Bill Bord
Dick Stevens
Louie Kolopos
Lynn Heinzerling
Len Krugman
Wade Beynolds
Jimmy Renouard
Crimson
Lust
Erie Loop
Oberlin
Mindler
Akron West
Fremont
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Laxse
Eivria
Crime Son
Armstrong Set To Challenge Garcia In Welterweight Title Bout
United Press reports Armstrong a heavy favorite over Ceferina Garcia for tonight’s 15 round welterweight title fight at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Mike Jacobs holds $100,000 in the purse as attendence could reach 20,000 and gross about $130,000.
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Ceferina Garcia
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Lou Ambers
K of C Bowlers Set Evening Clubroom Party
Knights of Columbus bowling league members will host a party at the K of C clubrooms tomorrow evening. A luncheon will be served and festivities start at 9 o clock.
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Open letter thanks readers for a swell Thanksgiving
McLEMORE writes from Bere Calif on November 25 thanking readers for their patience and support. He recalls past sports predictions from Rose Bowl, Schmeling versus Louis, Derby bets, and golf and tennis forecasts, noting misfires and humorous self critique while praising the audience.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Bere Calif
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Texas Christian and Trojans Seen For Rose Bowl
EW YORK Nov 25 The Rose Bowl contender picture centers on Southern California and Tennessee as Duke Texas Christian also show strong Rose bids. USC holds a title edge after routing UCLA 42 7 while Tennessee crushed Kentucky 46 0. Texas Christian ready for SMU clash could boost its bid. Duke aims to topple Pitt. Oklahoma faces easy games ahead.
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Weather Worries Army Navy Coaches
Army and Navy coaches debated weather conditions that halted light drills at Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia for the 38th service classic. Both teams arrived late, and officials weighed how the cold, damp weather could affect preparation and outcome.
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Roosevelt Midgets Win Forfeit at City Field
The Roosevelt Midgets defeated Lakeview Midgets of Lorain by forfeit as Lakeview failed to appear for the scheduled game at City Field in Lorain. Roosevelt closes the season with eight straight wins, scoring 126 points to opponents 13. WPA sponsorship and Harry Jones coach the team.
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Cleaners Open Against All-Star Girls Team Dec 3
HE WORTHINGTON DAY CLEANERS begin the 1938-39 season by hosting the All-American Red Heads of St. Louis at Jefferson High gym. The Red Heads, a renowned all-female squad, will be joined by other top outfits including New York Celtics and New York Renaissance as Worthington books strong Ohio amateur teams for Elyria fans.
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Cleaners
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C. M. Olson
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Lassies
Reserve Cats Triumph In Buckeye Title Race
Ohio college football crowns four champions as Western Reserve defeats Case 13 to 3 to stay unbeaten in Ohio. Dayton Flyers join Ohio U as co titleists with 25 to 0 win over Ohio Wesleyan. Miami’s Jerry Williams tops state scoring with 79 points, closely followed by Bill Beach and Len Janiak.
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Paul Anderson
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West Virginia
Eldotread Supply Sweeps Elyria Lumber at St John’s Alleys
Eldotread Supply won three straight games against Elyria Lumber in a Wednesday night match at St. John’s school alleys on Third Street. Morry Stark led the Supply with a 542 series.
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Commanders Top Colson Bowling Standings After Strong Run
Moss Commanders hold first in Colson Corporation Bowling League after one win in a three game span from Selby Olympics. Bob Plyers toppled Ryan Silver Kings in three straight. Burr Scouts defeated Hamilton Speed Wings. Basinsk Banners took two from Valerius Rovers. Orge Bolin of Bohr Flyers rolled 369 to lead individuals.
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Tubbs Dismissed As Iowa Coach
Iowa City officials formalized the dismissal of head coach Irv Tubbs with his contract not renewed after January 1. Officials indicated a successor, possibly Eddie Anderson of Holy Cross, would be named next week.
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Ohio U and Dayton Take Majority Of 1988 All Buckeye Team
Ohio University and Dayton topped the 1988 All Buckeye football selections, claiming eight of eleven first team spots as league coaches and newspapers named players. Wagner of Dayton earned a first team berth for the third straight year while Ohio and Dayton led with five and three selections respectively.
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United Press All Buckeye Conference Selections Book
Ohio Wesleyan figures prominently in the United Press All Buckeye Conference selections with players named to multiple positions and the squad highlighted as a key team in the conference race.
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Ohio grid stars honored on mythical team selection
Johnny Montgomery and Cher Adamenzyk from Ohio U head a list of repeaters on the mythical squad with other TU37 culprits. Stanley Sweez and Len Janiak anchor guards and fullback roles as Paul Wilcox and Adams lead end and tackle votes. Duncan Obece edges Tom Manning for center amid a crowded ballot.
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Jim Kessler
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Roger Price
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Jack Padley
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Johnny Montgomery
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Stanley Sweez
Duncan Obece
Tom Manning
Flyers Varsity Pivot Leader Highlighted in Early Season Picks
The pivot man for the Flyers Varsity at season start earned praise as a standout passer and defender. AA-Buckese selection from King job Obee named him a top choice, with remarks on his defensive instincts and playmaking.
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Fragmented OCR Grid Notes From Obscure Local Page
Reading fragments show many places and institutions such as Wadisville Aires PS and Nirgrin State PS. Mentions include Washtern 38 and Texyaea with scattered scores and names, but the text is partial and garbled.
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Washtern
Ataers’s
Texyaea
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Jack Snyder
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