Lakewood Faces Night Football Debut and Roster Shuffle
Lakewood practice lineup leaks for Friday at Big Stadium as coach Ralph Nesa reshapes the roster after a 7-6 loss to Cleveland Heights. Probable starters include Radcliffe Potts Stoyanolt Sater Neseman Stang Stocks Pfaff Wilson Berry Sanders and Sanders. Wellington High to play Medina at night marking four Lorain County schools hosting night games this season. Trevor Rees returns to Ohio State coaching staff with Paul Brown, Gallagher takes Cubs GM role after years as a journalist. Booster Club set for Elyria High meeting. Loren Miller shines at Columbia in 40-14 opener.
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Weekend college football picks clash across many games
The column lists numerous game predictions with teams like Yale over Holy Cross and Michigan over Northwestern. It notes various matchups across the Midwest and South, naming several players and observers while highlighting colorful opinions on form and rivalries.
Mold And Die Keglers Lead In Home Loop
Mold And Die Keglers led with straight-game wins in a home league, edging several teams including Westinghouse and Jewelers. High team series reached 2,681 by Wea WITT A, while Jewelers posted a top single of 986. Individual leaders included Bib Rots¢ with 607 and George Barney 604.
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Clearview Triumphs Over Amherst 20 to 0
Clearview High’s Clippers dominated Amherst High on Harris Street, securing a 20 to 0 victory. Lee Arthrell scored twice with a convert, Andy Raegny added a TD on a first-half interception return, and Dieke registered a third score as Clearview improved to 3-1 in AYA play. Amherst remains winless against the Clippers this season.
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Six Games Slated For 1945 Varsity Season
Columbus high school opens its 1945 season with six games on the schedule. The team, under coach Dillon, will face Cambridge, Western Conference rivals, and other opponents. The Wheeling Line en backs are featured in the schedule as the calendar moves through December.
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Camp's Memorial To Test Warren Eleven
Ohio high school football’s second month of league play features Warren, Campbell Memorial, and other powerhouses in a crowded schedule. Warren faces Campbell Memorial as Lampkin and DeVilbiss lead defenses while Massillon and Canton Lincoln clash. Meardings Ferry eyeing Ridgeview leadership in the Central Ohio slate.
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Montreal Evens Playoff Series Night Victory
A jubilant Montreal team tied the playoff series after a nine inning win, sending ace Sean Pierre Boy to the mound tonight in a bid to push toward the World Series. Newark manager Gus Meyer weighed his pitching choices after using four different finalists yesterday.
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Knights and Wardens clash in Friday bowling schedule
The Knights vs Wardens matchups headline the Friday Knights of Columbus Bowling League with two games set at 7 oclock. Schedules show venues including Chancellery and Treasurers as organizers.
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Oberlin Faces Fairview In Southwestern Conference Clash
Oberlin High football, coming off a scoreless tie with Wellington, hosts Fairview in a league game under lights. Oberlin opened with a loss to Elyria 19-0, then beat Clairview 60-0 and tied Wellington. Fairview, 2-1, has defeated Medina 26-0 and Trem North Olmsted 19-0, then lost to Westlake 14-57.
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South Wallops West for 2nd Straight 41-6
South Wallops West for a second straight Grade School League win 41 to 6 at Ely Stadium. South, led by Jimmy Jones with three touchdowns and notable runs by Davis Webber Towler and Webb, defeated defending champion West whose lone score came from Mayo. Longest plays included Jones Davis and Webb breaking free.
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Women's Bowling Schedule Sees Four Matches Tonight
In the Women s All City Bowling League Wykrent Recreations hosts four matches this evening Knowles and Spiczek clash Crandall Drug Store Gypx Fiddte faces Ebvyia Purnitiere MLES A Labor Union meets Sprinc Valley Kiyvret Hardware plays Leg Five Friday features Rocky River hosting Berea unbeaten after three straight wins over Maple Heights Wensier and Ashland Rocky River record stands at one win, one loss, one tie
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Pafko Cds To Become Hero Of World Series
Wisconsin farm boy Andy Pafko emerged as the Tigers potential breakout star in his first World Series, delivering strong center field play and three hits while Hank Greenberg contributed with a three-hit performance. Cubs won 9 to 0 as Ray Cullendine struggled in right field.
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Wyse Opposes Trucks In Second Contest Of Classic
The Cubs face the Detroit Tigers in game two of the 45 World Series as Chicago seeks another victory. Borowy’s sharp pitching led the Cubs to the opener victory, while Hal Newhouser struggled for Detroit. A likely sellout crowd is expected with favorable weather and right field power a key factor.
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Wellington Hosts Medina Friday Night in Historic Football Debut
Wellington High Dukes meet Medina High Bees in a Northern League game expected to draw a large crowd. Wellington is undefeated with wins over Loudinville and Qlinsted Falls and a 0-0 tie with Oberlin, while Medina boasts a 1-1-1 start under new coach Jim Hallinger. Kickoff is set for 8 o'clock.
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All Star Pin Schedule at The Bowling Center
All-Star Pin Schedule lists four matches for this evening at 7 o clock. The card includes Rubber Heels versus Hone Tavern, Barick Insurance versus Broad Street Grill, Elyria Hardware versus General Industries, Read's Jewelers versus Moose Club.
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Bie Bill Finds Form in Rough Pennant Drive
The season's rough stretch for Bie Bill ends with a timely RBI, marking a return to form after miscues that plagued the Cubs pennant bid. His earlier struggles gave way to a productive at bat that reinforces his reputed RBI prowess from 1843 and 1844.
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