Ohio State Pitt Showdown Sets Up National Title Hopes
United Press reports a clash between Ohio State and Pittsburgh as a pivotal intersectional game with national title implications. The 70,000 crowd will see coaches Sutherland and Schmidt pit conservative smash line tactics against Midwest aerial schemes, plus strong Pitt and Buckeyes backfields led by Goldberg and La Rue.
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Two Bowling Teams Tie For City Lead In Class A
Elyria Hardies and Rub Company share first place in the Class A Bowling League after a 2-2 tie in recent matches. Johnny Worthington led Athington High with 624 as the top individual score, while Johnny Banick and George Bohn posted 623s. results include Smitty's Waldorf Gorers and Knights of Columbus sweeping rivals.
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Probable Ohio Pitt starting lineups and key players
The article lists probable Ohio and Pitt lineups with players including Patrick Arnold Greene Leo Mal arkey Harold Stebbins Johnnnr Wood Bill Stapulis Merle Wendt Frank Cumiskey Charley Hamrick Char ley Ream Inwood Smith Gus Zarnas Ralph Wolfe Tippy Dye Bill Booth Johnny Bettridge Jim McDonald Jumpin Joe Williams and possible Mike Kabealo. Ohio holds a line weight edge while Pitt leads in the backfield. The fourth meeting since 1923 may hinge on punting and overall balance.
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Rothgery Motors Defeat Clothiers In Bowling Match
Rothgery Motors won two of three games over the Bell Clothiers in a St. John’s Lutheran Bowling League match at the school alleys on Third Street. Rosinski led with a 536 series and a 235 single game.
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Akron Kent clash headlines Ohio conference football slate
Ohio conference action centers on the Akron Kent State game amid eligibility dispute and automatic expulsion threats. Kent State views the contest as non conference while other league games feature Findlay vs John Carroll and Capital vs Marietta as the schedule unfolds across the state.
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Three Intersectional Grid Tilts Scheduled
EW YORK Oct 8 Scattered across the Midwest ad turn toward Columbus Urbana and Minneapolis for three key intersectional clashes. Pitt vs Ohio State headlines a power versus wide open game while USC meets Illinois and Minnesota faces Nebraska in major showdowns across the nation.
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Elyria Lights Face Vermilion In Season Openers
Elyria High Lightweights duel Vermilion at Ely Stadium in a Lake Erie League opener set for 6 15 pm. Coach Ralph Bauer views the game as tight, aiming for a second win after a 1-1 start. Vermilion has 1 win in 3.
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Assembly Pinmen Triumph Over Clerks in Bowling League
The Assembly Pinmen defeated the Time Clerks in a three straight games General Industries match last evening on Temple runways. Smith led the Assembly with a 323 series. Li'l Abner appears daily in the Chronicle-Telegram, a popular comic strip.
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T. S. Meet Fremont In Loop Pin Opener
The T. S. Left and Right Rubber Heel bowling team opens its Northern Ohio Traveling League season Sunday against Tracey’s Recreations from Fremont. The match is set for 2 30 p m at the Knights of Columbus alleys.
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Louis Brescia Fight Tonight at the Hippodrome in New York
Joe Louis brings his "magic name" to the Hippodrome for a 7,000 crowd and about $54,000 in gate with Jorge Brescia of Argentina, 21, riding an eight fight win streak. Brescia, 204 pounds, weighs in near 185 and favors a short range left. the bout advances Louis toward a title shot after Schmeling and Braddock resolve their match next summer.
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Oberlin to Start Wickenden in Home Game Against Allegheny
Oberlin College captain Dick Wickenden will start at tackle and center for the first time this season in the home game against Allegheny. Coach Lisle Butler plans a strengthened line with Perry Avers replacing Dixon at center and Kohl in the lineup while Oberlin seeks its first win over Allegheny since 1934.
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Red Raiders Face Toledo Scott High In Independent Clash
The C T Sports Editor notes Red Raiders aim to redeem themselves after a poor exhibition against Cleveland Heights as they meet Toledo Scott High tonight under Ely Stadium lights. Locals wonder how the Sixth Streeters will fare against the reputedly strongest Maumee City invaders.
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Raiders face revamped lineup in vital Elyria clash
Coach Roy Clymer reshuffles the Crimson after a rough Heights defeat. Injuries to Pfaff, Belinski, and Czak complicate plans as Elyria Scott brings a fast, evenly matched squad into tonight’s game with kickoff at 8 o clock and a 6:15 preliminary featuring Elstris Lightweights versus Vermilion.
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Joe Jinks Cartoon Featured in Chronicle Telegram Pages
The Chronicle Telegram continues its daily comic pages with Joe Jinks and Drnemite Dunn, offering a humorous take on sports and current events through their ongoing adventures.
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Li'7 Abner Daily Chronicle Picked Up
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Death Claims Ames Ex Major Leaguer
Leon J. Red Ames, 54, former pitcher for the New York Giants Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals, died in Ames Ohi o after a long career with three National League clubs. His best season came in 1922 with 28 wins for the Giants.
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