Powerful Grid Teams Throughout Nation In Key Games Saturday
United Press previews major college football clashes across regions. Army against Harvard, Navy over Yale, and Fordham at Vanderbilt highlight a weekend full of tossup prospects as coast to coast analysts pick favorites and note unbeaten teams clashing in pivotal games.
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Toolroom Triumphs In Tight Three Game League Match
The Toolroom defeated the Asmbir two games to one in a close Generazi Industries League bout voted last night. Carl Scott posted a 593 series as part of the Toolroom win.
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Lot Of Interest Shown In C T Grid Contest
Elksna and Lorain County fans flock to this weekly Chronicle Telegram results contest. Deadline is 6 pm tomorrow yet coupons exceed prior contests. Five correct or nearest correct entries win. Notes: employees barred. Hughes Proton softball team to collect jackets at the Market House tonight at 7.
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Tropic-Aire Heaters Featured for Cars in New Models
Tropic-Aire promotes car heaters with new models and installation offers. Hot water heaters priced from $5.75 to $19.95. Drive in for installation and enjoy improved warmth on the road.
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City Bowling Loop Matches Tonight Feature Clash
The Maumee Dairy and Knights of Columbus face off at the Knights of Columbus alleys in the City Bowling League. In a second match, the Jackson Wall Papers take on Smitty's Place as tonight’s card unfolds.
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Louis to Meet Pauline in December Charity Bout
New York January 17 reports promoter Mike Jacobs plans a 15 round charity fight in December pairing Joe Louis Detroit’s dark bomber with Paulino Azcedun Basque woodchopper. Jacobs says gate could reach around 226600 with about 17000 fans. Pauline, in Spain, has been guaranteed 20900 while Louis receives a share of the gate.
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Amateur Boxing Card Set in Amherst Tonight
Gussie Smalwood and Charley Stewart headline an amateur boxing card at St. Joseph's School hall Amherst tonight. Holy Name Society sponsors with Charier White of Elyria as matchmaker. Other bouts include Booth vs Hoffman, Kubar vs Schindler, Gutenson vs Klein, Seibert vs Mario, DeNanzio vs Hambley, with several Elyria and Lorain fighters on the card.
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Three Tied For Lead In Billiard Tourney
Rogers H Charlton and F Lemings each with 53 points share early lead in the Solitaire pocket billiard tournament at the Elyria Recreation parlor. Daily prize winners include Dr. M H Forbes H Charlton B Rogers P Ayan and J Comings. Rogers has won twice. The event runs until October 26.
Amateur L U S Nine Sails For Japan
In San Francisco on October 17 an All-America Amateur baseball team selected with a cereal sponsor sails for Japan. The roster includes Alex Mstii of Cleveland along with other American youths chosen for the trip.
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Four Battles Stand Out On Week's Grid Program
George Kirksey surveys a 226-game Saturday slate with four marquee showdowns. Yale faces Navy in a battle shaping national title hopes, Notre Dame aims to rebound against Pittsburgh, Southern Methodist meets Rice in Dallas, and Washington State fights Washington for the Pacific Coast crown. Strong early-season form and injuries shape a dramatic weekend.
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Schmidt's Buckeye Gridders Seek Largest Possible Margin
Year 1930s report notes Coach Francis A. Schmidt guiding Chin States to 267 points in two games while opponents tally 34. Ohio State’s 35-7 over Drake cited as a warning to opponents and a measure of Schmidt's offensive focus. The story also questions Elyria High's Lake Erie League stance and analyzes gate receipts versus visiting teams. Nearby Buckeye and conference standings are touched, with a veteran observer noting limited payoff from social aims amid football finance and scheduling debates.
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Espinosa Fails To Cash Prize Check In Indiana Open
INDIANAPOLIS Oct 17 CB Al Espinosa of Akron Ohio won the 5000 Indiana open golf tournament on Oct 6 and received a check for 1000 but cashing failed. Prosecutor Herbert M Spencer Marion county disclosed that Espinosa and other prize recipients had checks returned for lack of funds. He urged an investigation into the Indiana Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars about payment delays.
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Runyan Defends Pro Golf Title at Twin Hills
Oklahoma City report on the National Professional Golfers Association tour opening at Twin Hills with 112 players and $10,009 top prize. Paul Runyan, defending champion, and Sarazen expected contenders, as Runyan eyes medal honors after posting 145 total and 64 in medal round to reach match play.
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Top Row Again Beats Discovery In Massa chusetts Handicap
Top Row Again defeats Discovery in the Massa chusetts handicap at Suffolk with George Woolf riding the four year old son of Pea. The record time 1 49 2 5 marks a new track record as the crowd of 40 000 roared at the finish. Heather's Whooper placed second with Vanderbilt Star third.
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Elyria Faces Shaw In Night League Opener Here
Elyria High Red Raiders, in improved form, prepare for Lake Erie lead game under Friday lights at Ely Stadium. Shaw, rebuilt under Coach Snavelly, has key gaps including star Esenhut and Kushinski injury doubts, making a hard fought contest likely.
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Unclear race results in tired horse stretch finish
A report describes a tired stretch finish with horses named Top Row and Whopper. Top Row carried 153 pounds and earned a purse of 18,759 dollars with various payouts. Liscovery shows a 32 to 1 win and paid 32.6 to show, while Whopper paid place and show amounts.
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European Champ To Sail Here Next Month
Madrid report says bantamweight European champion Bal Sanchili of Spain will sail for the United States early next month for two fights. He will face Sixta Escobar of Puerto Rico and Low S2 Livea, recognized as champion by American Boxing Associations, in non title bouts.
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