Rustling Thro ve Sports with Russ Davies and Needing Clarification
The readable portions describe a 1938 era Youngstown football rivalry, recent NFL veterans, and upcoming games including Green Bay vs Cleveland and New York Giants at Yankee Stadium. Also mentions midget auto season finale at Sportsman's Park and the Ohio State Wisconsin grid renewal as part of a broad sports roundup.
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RIA Hughes
Youngstown South
South Stadium
Pioneers
Youngetown
Chaney
Georgia
Prankie Sinkwich
Saidiury
Youngs Lowe
Champlongship
Lakewood
Cleveland
Boston Anks
Green Bay
Packers
Greeh Bay
New York Giants
Yankee Stadium
New York
Meir
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Chlenka Cardinals
Philadelphia
Giants
Rams
Yanks
Chicago Bears
Kay
Waterfeld
U.C.L.A
Don Wilson
Sportsman's Park
Andy Cunningham
Sportsman's
Columbus
Wisconsin
Paul
Ohio State
Bucks
Carroll C. Widdoes
Teach
Lorain Thumps Shaker to Stay In Title Race
Lorain High’s Steelmen defeated Shaker Heights Hod Nailers 26-0 at Recreation Stadium to remain in the WAS Lake Erie H eraue championship race. Lorain built the lead with a first-half touchdown, then added two more in the second period and another late in the final stanza. Dover, Nishanian and Krul starred for Lorain while Shaker’s lone score came on a 43-yard pass from Jerry Cook to George Bissell.
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Orain
Colvin’ High
Steelmen
Lake Erie
Shaler Heights
Red Raiders
Larain
Bryce Bloom
Erie
Gleveland Heights Magers
Shaker’. Heights
Lorain
Sly
Codk
Fin
Shakers
Tom Boyer
Steele
Dover
Shaker
Nishanian
Krul
Tineun
Bloom
Dick Phiel
Johny Kordeleski
Beedtking Training Rifles
Batk Krul
Lordin
Shaw
RAIN
Sharem Hota
Mishallen
LE Va Chamberian Sparks
Dalhuseh
Ripe
Cowra Nulaty
Dover, Bissell
Pont Wtter
Carnans
Crawford
Wawel
Lorain Defeats Elyria 4-1 in Tennis Meet
Elyria Highs tennis lost 4-1 to Lorain on a Friday afternoon match at home. Frank Opra won Elyria’s lone singles point, while Lorain captured two doubles matches, led by Thomas Roth and Marty Fluehner who defeated Harold West and Bob Henry 6-2 6-2.
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Elyria
Atraight
Eokain High
Jane Vielsry
Frank Opra
Thin
Zalske
Hd Patik
Herschelberger
Bsa
Ae 'Skrib Fauver
Pardan
Ketihies Ftesulta
Thomas Roth
Loratn
Marty Fiuuehner- Ton Whitiere
Bash. Gray
Harold
West der Coustit
Bob Henry
Cousina
Khyrin
Erie
Ais
Ina Reir
Lire
Larnain
Mately
Sinfedh
O'Elowt
Ban on Spring Grid Drills Is Voted Out
The Board of Control of Ohio High School Athletic Association lifted the spring practice ban after referendums. 225 schools voted to lift the two year ban while 127 opposed. Four weeks of spring practice will be allowed in April for schools delaying fall practice to September. A separate bill on submission restrictions failed with 531 votes to lift and 240 against.
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Columbus
Board of Control
Ohin
High School Athletic Association
Ody
Ohio
State
Cima
The
Athletic Association
Inter
Amily
Yuling
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Nelsons Margin Only One Stroke
Nelson and Givan led the Seattle Open Golf event with Nelson ten under par and a 190 after 6 holes, closing the gap to one stroke as Givan cut Nelsons lead from a course record to a single shot ahead. Marty Givan, Seattle native, and Byron Nelson from Toledo, vie for the $10,000 prize in Seattle.
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Seattle
Byron
Nelson
Toledo
Amis
Givan
Unclear Scholastic Grid Results Report
Fragmented OCR style grid results from scholastic matches list numerous schools and scores with many OCR errors. Reads like a dense scoreboard with team names and point tallies such as Canton Wimken, Norwalk, Steubenville, Central Catholic, Upper Arlington, and others, but numerous misspellings render exact pairings uncertain.
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Chlussepd Malls
T. Tay Vilage
North Gimated
Dover
Cambridge
Newark
Cashorlun
Campton
Calais
Delphos
Detferson
Celta
Klevelandt
Cintral
Cleveland Buat Clevelansz Alenia
Cleveland
Tatahal
Ciatens Voontivual
Hark
Hcunehan
Roger Bacwn
Murtomowl
Taintingtim
Bnet
Ravenne
van Wert
Beteomogie
Wapahoarta
Kenon
Worstongien
Hileaora
Wellaten
Pomrray
Westinke
Brooklyn
Ff Vanihongien UL Tiroeport
Yuugetoen East
Yaanwerngn Ubeney
Yuungsingn Wewon
Struthers
Baneevile Ut
Marine Peay
Moundsaille
Val
Clearview Clippers Upset Wellington In League Clash
Clearview High's Clippers defeated Wellington High's Dukes 7 to 6 in a Southwestern Conference football game. Key plays included a first-half touchdown by Artrell and a late drive sealing the win, with Wellington failing to convert an extra point and missing multiple scoring chances.
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Clearview
Wellington
Ellengton
Clenview High
Wellington High
Dukes
Vietoey
Aml
Kim McKiskon
Arthrell
Chemie
Vardine
Gene Dadue
Wade Hale Thenuahe
Rin
Ataner
Ken Perkins
Clogreview
Amity Kaczay
Clippers
Spanseer
Wellinai Dine Ct
Wellhaien
Reidie
Clewstesw
Jone Botueladens
Parker Segura In Tourney Final
Two California players Mary Arnold and Patricia Todd reach the Pan American tennis tournament women’s division final. Frank Darke faces Francisco Segura in the men's final. Arnold beat Mary Weiss of Argentina 7-3, while Mrs Wood defeated Dorothy Head. Parker beat Alvin Russell 8-7 6-1 and Bri ousted Bure in Hollywood 7-5 6-0.
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CO Cltv
UPI
Mary Arnold
Patricia Todd
Frank Darke
Francisco Segura
Miss Arnold
Mary de Weiss
Argentina
Bri
Be Bure
Fiskenburg
Hollywood
Sutherland to duel CMU as Urey receives wait reply
Pittsburgh officials stated they want Dr Jack Sutherland to fight CMU while Urey awaits a response to an offer made a year ago. Sutherland declined comment. He held Pittsburgh for a few days before his expected Navy release. Also mentioned is Abie Stultz of Newark, a veteran lightweight former challenger set for a Madison Square Garden event after defeating Pedro Firpa of Camden. Stultz will face Willie Joyce of Gary at the Garden on November 12.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Sie
Jack Sutherland
Cmuth
Urey
Sutherland
New York
Able Stulz
Newark
Fen Adnan
Seung
Pedro Firpa
Camden
Wight
Willie Joyce
Gary
Ind
the Garden
Brookside Leads Six-Man Loop Amid Avon Lake Setback
Brookside rose to undisputed first in the Lorain County Six-Man Scholastic Football League after Avon Lake’s loss to Brookside. The Brookside win at South Amherst featured standout rushing by Ackerman and Gallagher, with Burs and Zyborniak adding scores. Avon Lake had early leads and multiple touchdowns but failed to convert, while Ridgeville routed Grafton 45-6 in the other league game.
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Brookside
High
Brakside
Larry Gallagher
Jesse Bors
Joe Mudak
Zabotniak
Avon Lake
Huberc
Huber
Oli
Avon
Don Hubbard
Don Billa
Bob Buck
Dennis Kranyak
Suber
Shulic
Avon- Lake
Sterdly
Bob” Schmittgen
Jarger Bingelli
Ridgeville
Grafton
Kammiller
Suttk
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F. Urigah
Q. Unig Mubbard
Haibhard
Bite
Belgeisbergers
Huber Ghutte
Pont
Maver
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Gyce
Sbornik Hots
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Glo Crestensen Gallagner
Ackerman Beeviisisy
Wat Wick
Boo Neal Trowkatde
Bae Haut cAmberly
Ackerman
Gallagher
Burs
Zyborniak
Ridgevil Ras Grafton
Ea Fehireeey
Sehmitteen
Andrews
Konmmuller
Loitunger
Bingelis
Bevereee
Supak Midgeviie
Schmittgen
J. Binge
Rornnvilier
Sistas Poul
Schmitteen Firre Phure
Hingeville
Gerbart B. Demyan
Rothwery
G. Miliner
Cy Rivke
Kodysh Ky Hensen
Janay He Gratton
Dante E. Urnber
Carmel
New London Cats Rally Past Amherst 24 7 in Northern League Opener
New London Highs Waldrats overcame Amherst Highs Comets 24 to 7 on the New London gridiron in a Northern League opener. Waldrats, with substitute halfback Belmer, scored twice on short plunges, Lasho added a pair of end runs, and Shand tallied for Amherst. The win puts New London tied for league lead with Wellington as Medina fell to Gupley 22 7 in another game.
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New London High
Amherst High
Comets
Shand
Amherst
Wilford
Wilcheley
Wellington
Medina
Gupley
Hestonighe Sinder
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Witlard
Pioneers Face South High in Third Road Game
Sparta editors report Youngstown South High and Pioneers meet at South Stadium for a decisive third road contest this season. Kickoff is 7 o clock, with South defending champion status challenged by a likely strong Pioneer attack.
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Pioneers
South
High Eleven
Hlgha High
Vinderdoua
Youngstown South High
South Stadium
Youngstown
Youngstown Oil
South Holds Edge as Elyria Visits Youngstown Grid Battle
South's backfield led by Stevens and Richards dominates the attack as the 164 pound team seeks another win. Elyria faces long odds with 27 players traveling to Youngstown for a stern test after a 26-0 loss to Lakewood.
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Youngstown
No. Ilyeta- Wal
Giddens
Keech
Gatchell Area
Yunker
Hongfartner
F. AQ Smith
Miller
T. Burnett
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Danowies
Stevens
van Dyke
Beil Suber Flynn
Mallin
Lapos
Parkas
Turon
Horniho
Ordway
Gaines
Sullitt
Gorbies
Piloski
Smith
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Schistey
McNulty
Youngstown South
Weaver Eo
Erk
Best
Sesonsky BE
Aby Luckey
Bowman
Riey
Puvelic
DeCola
Guilford
Eadie
Haymiar
Kritter
Goodall
Pinkney B. Beach
Ft. Gallierd
Lewis
Stanyard
Gahagah
Kay
South
Herb Luckey
Don Goodall
Luckey
Elg
Dan Harkabus
Bill Berking
Tom Burnett
Sam Miller
Bill Burnett
Richards
An Holl
Burnett Boys
Bill
Tom
Lakewood
Theeam
Hob Box
Sherwood Byrn
Art Farmer
Ray Pileski
Bob Ordwig
Jae -Ko- Dart Keech
Wally Adams
Jord Schuster
Neale Smith
Bill Sulliff
Es Gorbies
Dan ‘Yunker
Bob Hengkiner
Jae Fare
Kim McNulty
Vic Janowicz
Ot Vin Dyke
Ollie
Newark Bears Triumph Over Louisville in World Series Game Four
Newark Bears of the International League won Game Four of the Little World Series 10 to 2 over the Louisville Colonels, breaking a 3-0 deficit to tie the series. Newark scored seven runs in the decisive inning aided by four Louisville errors, two wild pitches, two walks and two hits as Louisville used three pitchers in relief.
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Louisville
U.pee
Newark Bears
Louisville Colonels
Newark
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