Cincinnati Miami Game Tops Card As Football Season Ends Tomorrow
College grid action closes with Cincinnati meeting Miami in a long standing rivalry. The night’s slate also features Buckeye Conference games as Baldwin Wallace at Akron and Muskingum at Marietta highlight Ohio college football. In county hoops Columbia upsets Camden Quint, while Ridgeville tops Avon 31-22 and Brooklyn’s Brownsfield wallops Eaton 31-12. Two games remain tonight, Helden at La Grange and Avon Lake at Pensfield.
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Lesmuc Grafton
Camden
Hleumetta
Hrighton St
Bedgeaith
Avon
Brownhelm
Avon Lake
LaGran
Eaton
Alminal Brookside
Grafton
Independent South Amherst
Clearview
Lorain County
Columbia
Camden Quinter
Tfienretta
Brighton
Brookside
Ridgeville
Brownsielm
Helden
la Grange
Pensfield
Jolumbus
Nox
University of Cincinnati
Miami
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bearcats
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Vietor
Ber
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Buchee
U of Davion
John Carre
Cleveland
Marshall
West Virginia
Westevanartington
Mont. Union
Berea
Muskingum
Merietia
Merietta
Rothgery Motors Wallop Transfers in Bowling Match
Rothgery Motors swept Held Transfers for the third straight game in a school league on Third Street. Art Buchholz led for Winters with high three games and a 23 high single. Rothgery voters cited Buchholz as top performer with a 20 2311 score reference.
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Rothgery Motors
Acros
John’s Lasheran
Third Street
Art Buchholz
Winters
Rothrery
Ari Buchhelze
Red Haiders Reserves Lead Elyria Prep Sports Picks
Dave Eaton shifts to directing the Red Haiders Reserves with a sophomore and junior roster while Ralph Batter coaches the freshmen. Joe Scott has 40 games with Elyria Hs and finally scored in his career. Bobcats of Ohio University boast a near-perfect record and historic Buckeye titles under Don Peden.
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Dave Eaton
Lake Erie
Eaton
Red Haiders
Ralph Batter
Lisa Central
Columbus
Akron West
Alsq
Akron South
Joe Scott
Elyria Hisit
Joe
Doug Gerber
Jack Meyer
Plation
AL Taht
Lorain
Clymer
Singapore Agents Watch as Dynamite Cache Found
Officials in Singapore tighten vigilance after a private house linked to Japanese residents yielded a large dynamite cache and sacks of cocaine. Police traced the thefts from Changi military works, raiding the residence where occupants fled, were pursued and charged with illegal possession.
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Singaporeecret Service
Singapore
Inez
Spr
Seare
Changi
Tigers and Violets to close season unbeaten run
United Press reports Tigers, Violets edge toward finish unbeaten as Texas C meet, and North East preps toward Thanksgiving selections. Princeton aims to humble Yale while NYU seeks first undefeated year. Texas Christian faces Southern Methodist in Southwest classic with one win needed for perfection. Army and Navy rivalry looms. many college games forecast with key contests and potential upsets.
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PENN
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Fordham
Centenary
Xavier
Nebraska
Oregon State
Nebras
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Alabama
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Prince-en
Holy Cross
Beston
Dartmouth
Colum- Auburn
Florida
Genippi State
Rice
Baylor
Louisiana State
Tuldae
Idaho
Western Marrland
Gearzetown
Minnesota to Have Co Captains in 1936
Minnesota plans co captains for the 1936 football team led by halfback and veteran tackle. The lineup includes a previously ineligible star from last season and Fd Widseth as a key veteran.
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Minneapolis
Ap* Nesota
Jali
Inelig
Sea*son
Fd Widseth
LaGrange Shamrocks Seek Games and Managers
The LaGrange Shamrocks, a newly organized basketball squad, seek home or away games with nearby Elyria area teams. Interested managers should contact James Hastings at Rawson's Store in LaGrange by phone.
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LaGrange Shamrocks
Elyria
James Hastines
Rawson
LaGrange
British residents in Shanghai note Japanese neighbors activities
In Shanghai the British community discusses defense amid Japanese neighbors. A December spy scare in Singapore saw Y Nishimura, a Japanese businessman, die entering police HQ for questioning. Two Japanese men were arrested on espionage charges and to be deported. Police raided a Japanese hotel. several Japanese were escorted to HQ and later deportation warrants issued.
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Shanghai
Singapore
Y. Nishimura
Sandusky Fremont clash headlines Turkey Day card
A feverish scholastic football campaigne slows to a halt on Turkey Day with Sandusky and Fremont headlining the card at Fremont. Sandusky seeks a 34 game unbeaten string, tied for one of the state’s great schoolboy runs, while Miamisburg aims to extend its 31 game winning streak against Darton Fairview. Oakwood hosts Dayton Fairmont in a Dayton-area showcase as three undefeated teams close their seasons.
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Ohio
Sandusky
Fremont
Elyria
Tiffin Columbian
Bob Whittaker
Miamisburg
Darton Fairview
Ray Otto
Denison University
Dayton Oakwood
Dayton Fairmont
Hamilton
Ies
Middletown
Fede
Danion MecKinter
Cleveland Shelter Heights
Cleveland Heights
Akron North
Select Circle
Akrons North
Toledo Devilbiss
Devilbiss
Ironton
Steubenville
Columbus Upper Arlington
Star End Is Named Michigan Leader
Ann Arbor Michigan November Matthew Patanelli of Elkhart Indiana today named star left end for University of Michigan football team succeeding William Renner of Youngstown Ohio. Patanelli named all conference end on team chosen by United Press coaches.
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Mich
Matthew Patanelli
Elkhart
Ind
University Michigan
William W. Renner
Youngstown
Ohio
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Patanelli
United Press
Purdue Names Captain For 1954 Football Team
Lafayette Indiana November 27 1953 George Bell varsity center for two years was elected captain of Purdue football team for 1954 Frank Leehs from Cleveland Ohio was named most valuable player of the squad.
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Ind
George Bell
Purdue
Frank Leehs
J. Cleveland
Ohio
Flashes And All Stars Battle For City Grid Title
Elyria prepares for a city football championship showdown as the Flashes face the South End Colored All Stars at Fly Stadium tomorrow at 3 p.m. The winner advances to meet Lorain’s Duke Silvers for the county gonfalon. Probable starters are listed for both sides.
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Elyria City Lightweid
Duke Silver
Lorain
Gonfalon
Wikrent L. EF
Fitzpatrick Moore
L. T. Hopeseill Ducott
L. T. Anderson
Three Elyrians In Lorain Mitt Bouts Tonight
Lorain O Nov 77 Stan Huffman Lorain welterweight faces Milt Bodie Cleveland in the main five round bout at Anderka Hall South Lorain. Gussie Smallwood Els tia bantam meets Buddy Hawkins Cleveland in a five round support. John er Brown mix up in prospect. Jim Lasky Bob Seibert from Elyria also on card. Card eight bouts 34 rounds first hour at 1:35 a m.
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Lorain
Stan Huffman
Milt Bodie
Cleveland
Lorain Cous Nateur
Assec m
Anderka Hall
South Lorais
Gussie Smallwood
Dusky Elstia
Buddy Hawkins
Johner -Brown
Brown
Jim Lasky
Bob Seibert
Elyria High Rugby? No, Elyria High Rates Fine Chance To Retain Lake Erie Basketball Title
Elyria High School lips to defend the Lake Erie League title, with Roy Cn coaching as 4325 players report for a first day practice. Key returnees include Joe Scorr, Doug Gerber, Jake Meyer, and Hugh Cross, plus Johnny Luzas, Winkes, and Bob Novak from last season. Newcomer Don Gulgus and prospects like Zig Babe Wazniek, Paul Fritz, Gene Graber, George Sharkey, and Jack Hiatt seek regular roles as a deadly scorer Fritz leads the scoring potential for a strong campaign.
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Lake Erie
Elyria High School
Red Raiders
Roy Cn
Joe Scorr
Doug Gerber
Jake Meyer
Hugh
Cross
Scott
Sor
Des
Johnny Luzas
Winkes
Bob Novak
Luges
Inieva
Wazrniek
Paul Fritz
Gene Graber
George Sharkey
Jack Hiatt
Fritz
Elyria High 1935-36 Basketball Schedule Preview
Elyria High releases its 1935-36 basketball schedule listing 21 games. The slate opens December 2 at home versus Cleveland Heights and includes ASHLAND, John Hay, Lima Central, Fremont, Lakewood, Akron West, Oberlin, Toledo Scott, and Lorain among others. Notable players and freshman prospects are highlighted, with several lettermen set to depart after midseason.
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John Hay Dee
Fremont
Lima Central
Cleveland Heights
Animal
Sanctuaky
x-Fan
Lakewood
Art Berea
Akron West
Cleveland Ska
Masaillon
Lorain
Teledo Scott
Cleve, Heights
Cleveland Schown
Oberlin
Lorainn
Lenrue
Lighties
Alex Mike
Ben Pfaff
Dark Horse
Meyer
Cross
Lugas
Forbes
Midwear
Astiland
John Hay
Elyria
Raiders
John H Cleveland Ichael
Nex
Tolzdo Stati
Lima Ce
Vna Fremon
Double Feature At Rialto Mat Bill Tonight
Two 90 minute main events headline a Rialto Theatre card on Second Street. George Sauer vs Wild Red Berry of Pittsburgh Kansas and Black Dragon vs Walter Miller promise roughhouse action with high stakes as unmasking possible if Dragon loses. Local talent skirmish opens at 7:30 for Rialto fans.
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George Sauer
Chin “ Ck
Lincoln
Nebrsa
Wild Red Berry
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Black Dragon
Walter Miller
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Second Street
Rialto
Sauer
Berry
Morris
Buck Weaver
Miller
Rainbow Gardens
the Black Dragon
Shuffleboard League results and Tuesday schedule
Shuffleboard League scores list Moulton Candies 4 over Finegan Bakers 1, Silver Fox 35 over Coca Colas 0, Roth Tailors 3 over Don Charles 2. Tuesday December 3 matchups: Moulton Candies vs Silver Fox, Finegan Bakers vs Don Charles, Rais er and Co. vs Ready Cigars. A notice lists Wooden Bearer Flashes members to report tomorrow at Big Siam at 2:30 including Wykrent Moore Durety Anderson Ternes Martin Lee McCrar Bierezk Everhart Gibbons Graber Dotoran Gain Sudro Elek Bramwell Roestro Hushinski H Lauer.
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Finegan Bakers
Silver Fox
Coca- Colas
Roth Tailors
Don- Charles
Don- Charies
Raiser and Co
Ready Cigars
Aiver
Zport
Big Siam
Wykrent
Moore
Durety
Anderson
Ternes
Martin
Lee
McCrar
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Everhart
Gibbons
Graber
Dotoran
Gain Sudro
Elek
Bramwell
Roestro
Hushinski
H. Lauer
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