Weekend college football picks in NP mirror by Mary Ferguson
United Press Sports editor lists expected outcomes for major games. Notre Dame Georgia Tech and Iowa passes loom large while Wisconsin Texas Missouri and Northwestern Oklahoma anticipate tight contests. Michigan aims for national title as Fordham Alabama promise a marquee clash.
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Ferguson
United Press Sporta
New York
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Secral
Minnesota - Nebraska Ner
Minnesota
Indiana
IOWA
Wisconsin
TEXAS
Ohio State
Missouri
Ohio
Northwestern
Oklahoa
Pianna Putalaes
Michigan
Fordham
Alabama
Labama
Holy Cross
Louisiana
TATE
Columbia
YALE
Carnegie Tech
Temple
Cornell
Syracuse
DUKE
Colgate
Tulane
Auburn
Lane
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Tennessee
Sewanee
Texas Christian
Arkanas
TCA
Oregon
Stanford
California
Ashington State
USC
Aybe
ST. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Ucla
Washington
Louisville Colonels and Red Wings clash for Junior World Series title
In Rochester on October 5, the Louisville Colonels and the Rochester Red Wings prepared for the decisive game of the Junior World Series after Rochester tied the series at three games with a 9 to 3 win. Jerschel Lyons held Louisville to 11 hits as Wings capitalized on early offense and tense base running to secure the victory.
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Rochester
N. Y
Louisville Colonels
Nerican Association
Chester Red Wings
Wings
Jerschel Lyons
Louisville
Ching
Bud
New York
Acme Telphoto
Steel Shell Room Sets Bowling Loop Pace in League
Standings remained unchanged after last night’s Elyria Recreation matches. Steel Shell Room won two from Sand Slingers to stay first, Beach Molders split with Cranemen to stay second, Shake Out moved to third by sweeping Air Conditioners, Engineers beat Shippers, Core Room downed Floor Molders, and General Office defeated Pattern Shop. Core Room led team totals with 2,541 and Ross Aungst of Shake Out topped individuals with 623.
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Standard Sanitary Corporation
Elyria Recreation
Steel Shell Room
Shake Out
Shippers
Core Room
General Office
Pattern Shop
Ross Aungst
Siandia Tice
Es Steel Shal
Seanee
Egineers Ten
Shippers Pte
Penner
Kalinaky
Blakeeley
Schults
McCray Ie Ae
Gabara
Hamilton
Thayer
Ah Borince
Maddock
Vinson
Art Siffert
Brugman
Land Slingers Hober
Marron
URS
Lelnaeder Ins
Seek To Organize Bowling League Meeting Noted
A meeting to organize a Class B Traveling Bowling League will be held on Parmalee. The report mentions a baseball game with runs in the second and third innings and a homer by Campbell with two on base for Louisville.
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Parmalee
Wes Flowers
Campbell
Louisville
Yankees Take First Inangled Game Details From Box Score
The summary lists Yankees players McCormick Dahlgren Dickey with RBI, and hits by Dahlgren Keller Good man. It notes double plays by Rolfe Gordon Dahlgren and others, left on base 5 for New York 1 for Cincinnati, earned runs 2 to 1, walks and strikeouts by Ruffing and Derringer. Umpires and game time 1 33.
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McCormick
Dahlgren
Dickey
Keller
Goodman
Rolfe
Gordon
Ruffing
Crosetti
New York
A. L
Cincinnati
N. L
Derringer
DiMaggio
Craft
Berger
Selkirk
Gortton
Pinelli
Werber
Frey
U DiMaggio
Lombardi
Myers
Ss Ruffing
CN. L
Ali Baba
Babe
Flash
Frankie
Red
Cincinnatis
Billy Myers
Bill McKechnie
Reds
Yankees
Sunday bowling league at the Y M C A
The sponsors announce a Sunday 3 o clock bowling league for experience fellowship and sportsmanship. It mirrors the A Traveling League aside from entry fee and team average set at 875 aiming to enroll teams from Lorain Elyria Sandusky Berea Findlay Norwalk Fostoria Fremont Bellevue Mansfield Canton and other cities with contact Joe Brove 2049 East 29th street Lorain.
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Lorain
Elyria
Sandusky
Berea
Findlay
Norwalk
Fostoria
Fremont
Bellevue
Mansfield
Canton
Joe Brove
East 29Th Street
Cubs Take First In City Series Thriller
Chicago new city series opened with the Cubs defeating the White Sox 10 to 9 after 42,767 watched at Sox Park. Teddy Lyons and Charley Root faced off as Chicago chased a quick momentum swing with 17 Cubs hits, including two in the 10th.
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Chicago
Teddy Lyons
Charley Root
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Comiskey Park
Lyons
Sox
Sox Park
National League Cubs
Ohio State 1939 Football Preview by Jim Emerson
Ohio State’s 1939 Buckeyes, under Francis A. Schmidt, are profiled as a fast shifting team built on razzle dazzle and a stronger running attack. With 21 lettermen and a strong sophomore class, the squad faces Northwestern Minnesota Michigan and others rated as potential early tests while doubts linger about tackles and quarterbacking quality.
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Jim Emerson
United Press
Buckeye Grid
Ohio State
Missouri
Northwestern
Minnesota
Cornell
Indiana
Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Francis A. Schmidt
Bucks
Schmidt
Jim Strausbaugh
Jim Longhurst
Johnny Rabb
Dick Fisher
John Hallabrin
Charley Maag
Jack Graf
Vic Marino
Jim Daniel
Len Thom
Charley Anderson
Bill Bell
Jim Langhurst
Ninth inning homer ties game for Nicholson with Leiber aboard
In the ninth, Bill Nicholson hit a tying homer with Hank Leiber on base to pull even at nine. In the tenth, Stan Hack, Bill Herman, and Augie Galan delivered consecutive singles to drive in the winning run off reliever Clint Brown, who took the loss.
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Bill Nicholson
Hank Leiber
Stan Hack
Bill Herman
Augie Galan
Clint Brown
Manteys Take Lead In Smittys Bowling League Night
Manteys won three straight over Packing House Market to seize first place in Smitty s Bowling League while Smitty s Beer edged Seven Up. Royal Crown Cola notched a first win over Cantillon Furniture and Arvay Potato Chips beat Elyria Sheet Metal. High team Arvay Chips 2576 and 891. high individual Art Foss 576. Jack Banville 214 for top individual. A dolphin weighing nearly a ton was found in a creek near Leigh on Sea England.
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Mantey’s
Packing House Market
Smitty
Smitty’s Beer
Royal Crown Cola
Cantillon
Arvay Potato
Elyria
Arvay
Art Foss
Jack Banville
Smitty's Beer
Pet Manteytte
Royal Crown Co
Smitty’s Beer Koepp
Ene
Koehn
Yarry Wees
Davies
Banville, Jr
Dodaley
F. Stank
Kragmoan
Om Smith
Smith
Schneider
R. Volk
Man'tey
McCaffery
Grewar
Hulett
Hauer
Tinsiss
Packing House Warket
Fr. Smith
Winson
Patrick
Schwela Ween
Gamble Stad
Elyria Sheet Metal Renner
Ranwille
Hs Sr
Stolzenbure
Ulnir
Yankees Beat Reds In World Series Opener Highlighting Classic Double Plays
United Press reports on the Opening World Series game where the Yankees defeated the Reds. Gordon and Crosetti executed dazzling double plays, with Gordon's stop on Wally Berger in the eighth inning highlighted. The piece contrasts past infields with the current Yankee trio and notes McKechnie’s ninth inning gamble on DiMaggio.
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United Press
Ew York
Athletica
J. P. Morgan
Hetty Green
Agakhan
King Midas
Yankees
McInnis
Collins
Barry
Baker
Chance
Evers
Tinker
Steinfeldt
Cubs
Boston
Tenney
Low
Long
Dahlgren
Gordon
Crosetti
Rolfe
Cincinnati Reds
Wally Berger
Reds
Derringer
Ohio Supreme Court Nullifies Bricker Appointment
The Ohio Supreme Court, in a 4 to 3 decision, voided Governor Bricker's appointment of Herbert W. Mitchell to the State Civil Service Commission. The ruling keeps the old law in effect pending a referendum on the new civil service act, and finds Secretary of State Earl J. Griffith improperly rejected petitions for the referendum. Griffith began mailing petitions to election boards to check signatures, with a potential 10 day extension for more signatures if needed.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Bricker
Herbert W. Mitchell
St. Clairsville
State Civil Service Commission
Thomas J. Herbert
Earl J. Griffith
Griffith
Election Boards
Democratic State Committee
Supreme Court
Germany May Denounce Neutr pledges to Belgium
Brussels reports from Belga News Agency that Germany might consider itself released from its neutrality pledges to Belgium under conditions of ineffective defense against air incursions by belligerents. Belgium asserts it can prevent violations of neutrality and questions if Germany seeks a pretext to denounce Belgium and Holland. The piece notes Allied and German air activity over neutral nations and mentions a Parisien expert’s view on possible Luxembourg invasion to blunt French advances.
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Brussels
Belga
Berlin
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Bertin
Selais
Monica
Pevis Parisien
Paris
Luxembourg
Reich
Moselle
Denmark
England
Hitler Looms Over Poland and Britain with Peace Ultimatum
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler returned from Warsaw to draft a speech for noon tomorrow in which he would issue a peace ultimatum to Britain and France to halt the European war. Trains move troops to the west front as Goering’s air force prepares for possible bombing, while Mussolini signals caution and negotiations with Stalin.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Warsaw
Great Britain
France
West Wall
Hermann Goering
Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Britain
Mussolini
Josef Stalin
Canton Warned To Watch Milk Supply
Canton officials warn against raw milk from outside the city after two more scarlet fever cases raise the total to eleven. Health Commissioner Dr. F. M. Sayre notes all homes with cases bought unpasteurized milk. milk from city-delivery dairies is pasteurized.
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Canton
F. M. Sayre
Sayre
Police Chiefs Oppose Bigelow Pension Plan in Ohio Vote
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio October 5 The Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police today was on record as opposed to the Bigelow pension plan to be voted on in Ohio in November R E Allen Toledo police chief chosen for the 1940 convention was elected president Akron was chosen for the 1940 convention
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Youngstown
Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police
Bigelow
Ohio
R. E. Allen
Toledo
Akron
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