Northwestern Falls To Oklahoma In Surprising Upset
Northwestern was shut out 23 to 0 by Oklahoma in a day of upsets across college football. Ohio State beat Missouri 19 to 0, while Minnesota fell 6 to 7 to Nebraska. LSU crushed Holy Cross 26 to 7 and Alabama edged Fordham 7 to 6 with Western Reserve losing to Ohio University 14 to 12.
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Willis Tops Lake Erie League Individual Scoring Yet Again
Johnny Willis, star of the Orange High eleven, leads the Lake Erie League individual scoring with 36 points after a touchdown and a placement kick against Cleveland Heights. Cleveland Heights’ LeCredica is second with 2 points, while Shaw backs Bill Keenan and Dick Palmer share third with 18 points.
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South End Stars Defeat West Side Bulldogs 26 to 13
The South End Stars, an organized colored team, beat the West Side Bulldogs 26 to 13 at Ely Stadium yesterday. Smallwood scored twice for the Stars, with Long also contributing as the Bulldogs opened with a 70 yard sleeper play TD.
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Canton and Elyria tie 7 to 7 in grid iron clash
Canton South End Merchants and Elyria Merchants battled to a 7 7 draw at Witter Park Field before 1000 plus yesterday. Canton led 7 in the first period on a 65 yard march capped by Pagncz run and DiGiacomo extra point. Elyria tied in the second when Walend returned a tipped pass 25 yards for a TD with Morse flawless on the PAT. A return game is set for November 4 in Elyria.
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Oberlin Beats Rochester 12 to 0 in season opener
Oberlin College Yeomen overpower Rochester University in the opener, 12 0, gaining early lead in a twelve game series to 6 5. Ken Briggs scores late in the second quarter and Bob Warren adds a fourth period TD as Oberlin wears down the lighter Rochester squad despite a late Rochester aerial push.
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Lakewood Reserves Rally Past Elyria 20 6 in Prep
Lakewood edges Elyria 20 to 6 at Ely Stadium as Hillier Liversberger and Turon score for Elyria. Lakewood answers with Jones, Lewis and Verbiak forming late drives including a 35 yard run and a key 70 yard march. Final score Lakewood 20 Elyria 6 with Liffton kicking the extra point.
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Elyria Women Triumph In Bittner Funeral Home Match
Elyria Recreation hosted a women’s bowling event where the Bittner Funeral Home team defeated Mansfield ladies. The Bittners swept two of three games with a 4 pin margin and Betty Fackler led the match with a 307 high single.
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Yankees sweep Reds in hard fought World Series finale
The New York Yankees wrap up the series in style at Crosley Field, led by Charlie Keller with two homers and a strong team defense. DiMaggio and Dickey provided power as the Yankees outslugged Cincinnati 7 to 4, completing a clean sweep and cementing their status as the era’s dominant club. Keller's breakout series underscores a versatile, fearsome lineup backed by superb middle-infield defense and clutch pitching.
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Battle Royal Feature Of Wrestling Program At Rialto
Five men in the ring at once headline Elyria Sports Club's Battle Royal at Rialto Theatre Friday night with an elimination format. Chin Lee, Martonio Angelo, Danny Savich, Buck Weaver, and Lefty Pacer square off, with two ex gridiron stars among them and Angelo making his season debut. Show opens at 8 30 P M and promises a stacked card with former champions and topnotch wrestlers.
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Each Yankee To Receive 5 614 Each Yankee To Receive 5 614
In Cincinnati on October 9, players from the New York Yankees and Cincinnati Reds shared world series money. Yankees received 5 614 dollars per full share, Reds netted 4 282.58 per full share. The Yankees approved 8000 dollars in cash gifts to staff, with two men receiving 3 4 shares. Reds distributed 26 full shares, four half shares and one quarter share.
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Right matches in Elyria Recreation League bowling night
In Elyria Recreation Class B bowling tonight, early shift features Arehel Plate Feed against Veterans of Foreign Wars and Blue Sky Inn versus Merit's Sohicens. Gerber's Meats faces Terry Tavern and Elyria Nursery meets Wayne Feed. Late shift pitts Ridgeville Matchery against Chandler Plastering and Moulton Cen wa versus Recreation Tavern. Moose vs Tattersall Dairy and Bell Com versus Crecker Cab.
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Season Records Of Scholastic Teams
Season records show Shaw with 25 and Shaker Heights leading with 0. Cleveland Heights blanks Lorain 14 and Oberlin 13, Elyria 6, Fairview 13, Lakewood 28, Akro West 12, Akron Central 0. Sandusky 13, Canton Mehrtnley Middletown 44, Wayne Rouneacit 6.
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Dope the Results Contest Winners Named
Four pickers missed on only three selections to claim two tickets to the Elyria Akron West game. Winners: Ann Krugman, Les Nicholas, Chuck Hanson, Bob France. Two more winners with four misses: Agnes Ross and Tom O Connor. Competition starts today with five ticket prizes for the Elyria Cleveland Heights game.
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Erie Street
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Grid Results From United Press Summary
United Press wires report Canistus 19 Niagara 9 and Scranton 12 to LaSalle 7 with Glenville Teachers 30 and Béthanys CW Va 7, noting an additional sport on page.
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Lakewood Rangers Rout Elyria Crimson 26 6 in Erie clash
Lakewood Rangers crushed Elyria 26 to 6 in ErieLeague play, stunning the Crimson with a strong aerial and ground attack. Norm Michael and Chuck Pressler sparked Lakewood with key receptions and a long run, while Elyria failed to threaten after early mistakes and fumbles.
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Lakewood Dominates Elyria In 20-6 Relentless Win
Lakewood sprinted to a 20-0 lead as Garver and Hurd powered short scores, then Hurd added a 44 yard dash for a late tally. Elyria fought back with a 74 yard aerial gain but Lakewood outgained 197 to 108 in scrimmage, aided by two successful passes and a strong defense.
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Bud) Meyer
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