Buckeye Games Today Feature Buckeye Ohio Conference Battles
Ohio conference and Buckeye games today will shape favorites for crowns with an 18 game slate. Dayton vs Miami at Oxford and Muskingum vs Heidelberg at Tiffin highlight the schedule while Cincinnati meets Marshall and other cities host key conference clashes. Baldwin Wallace meets Western Reserve in a marquee non conference showdown drawing about 30,000 fans. Findlay drops fifth, John Carroll tops Adrian 7 0.
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Theniversity of Dayton
Miami
Oxford
Muskingam
Heidelberg
Tiffin
Buck‘e
Frank Wilton
Dayton
Flyers
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshall
Miam
Buckeye
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Wesleyan
Xavier
Delaware
Ohio University
Kent State
Muskingum
Dark Horses
University of Toledo
Denison
Granville
Ashland
Otterbein
Westerville
Bowling Green
Wittenberg
Springfield
Mount Union
Ohio Northern
Ada
Ohio State
Evanston
Northwestern
Baldwin- Wallace
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Reserve
Defiance
Detroit Tech
Detroit
Akron
Wooster
Kenton
Bethany
W. Va
Capital
Hiram
Oberlin
Hamilton
N. Y
Case
Washington and Jefferson
Wilberforce
Chicago
Tuskegee
Findlay
Findlay College
Bluffton
John Carroll
Adrian
Mich
Night sports and old rivalries in regional scene
The Alto Theatre closes for winter with Rainbow Gardens at its new location set to host the It Off Society beginning October 26. Dan Morris plans weekly showcases, with a 2 woman grappling match featuring Mrs. Paul Bozzell. Bucknell star Jillis Jones shines for the Bisons and Elyria High. Night football gains traction nationwide, as many high schools and colleges embrace floodlit games to ease expenses. Chicago Purdue rivalry nears pause as schedules shift and Penn celebrates 60th anniversary of football with Princeton as annual foe.
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Rainbow Gardens
Ak It Off Society
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Morris
Paul Bozzell
Jillis
Bill) Jones
Elyria High Grid
Buckll University
Jones
Bisons
Bucknell
Lebanon Valley
Spearad
Elye Red Raiders
Lorain
Lavender Lions
Cook Rca
Montour Falls
N. Y
Lewisburg
Bill
E. Jones
Cleveland
Elyria High
Ohio
Chicago
Purdue
Maroons
Boilnakers
Stagg Field
Princeton
Vander
IDAY
University of Pennsylvania
Germantown
Pennsylvania
Penn
Yale
Harvard
Enn
Tigers
Tigers and more: a catalog of college team nicknames
A United Press check shows 516 colleges with gridiron teams. 25 use Tigers as nicknames. The survey catalogs a wide animal and nonanimal mix including 20 Bulldogs, 13 Wildcats, 10 Panthers, 9 Bears, 7 Bearcats, with many others such as Razorbacks and Terriers. Also listed are Indians, Yellow Jackets, Vikings, Spartans, Aggies, and odd names like Nevienians and Quakers, plus various insects and birds. The piece notes a broad, often quirky spectrum of monikers across NCAA programs.
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Tory
Penn
Dick Harris
United Press
United States
Ohio State Favored Over Northwestern In Big Ten Battle
Ohio State, 6 to 5 favorite, meets Northwestern at Dyche Stadium in Evanston in a Western Conference clash before 40,000. The Buckeyes seek a rebound after Pittsburgh shut down their attack last week, while Northwestern's stout defense vows another tough outing led by halfback Don Heap.
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Dyche
Evanston
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Minnesota
Northwestern
Wildcats
Francis Schmidt
Pittsburgh
Boxing linked picks and wrestling notes from Cleveland
Ray Sharkey’s disputed win over Jimmy Vaughn headlines a Cleveland card planned for early next month as promoter Louis Varga backs Sharkey. Japanese wrestler Tetsura Higami appears at Rialto Theatre Wednesday in his Midwest debut against Domar of Dallas, with Joe Clemens facing Walter Stratton in the semi final. Lou Gehrig named AL MVP as Luke Appling is runner up. John Carroll’s team scores 7 0 victory over Adrian College at Cleveland Stadium. Cleveland Skippies eye 28th straight win vs Akron Bees. Jack Trammell set for Youngstown bout October 26. yesterday’s query recalls Thompson’s 1936 welterweight title win and Freeman’s later dethronement.
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Louis Varga
Cleveland
Ray Sharkey
Jimmy Vaughn
Central Armory
Sharkey
Mike Getz
Vaughn
Varga
Baseball Writers’ Association
Lou Gehrig
Larrupin
Lou
Luke Appling
Earl Averill
Charlie Gehringer
John Carroll
Adrian
Mich
Jack Thompson
Jackie Fields
Detroit
Thompson
Tommy Freeman
Lumber Pin Team Beats Furnitures
The Higha Lumber and Coal swept its St. John’s Lutheran League bowling match last evening against Strack Furniture, delivering a decisive victory for the Lumber and Coal squad.
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Higha Lumber and Coal
St. John’s Lutheran League
Strack Furniture
Jap Rassler Higami Headlines Rialto Wrestling Card
Tetsura Higami, one of the few Japanese light heavyweights, debuts locally next Wednesday at the Rialto Theatre facing Jack Domar in a two fall to win main event promoted by Dan Morris. Supporting are Joe Clemens of Battle Creek versus Walter Stratton of Milwaukee in a two hour card. An amateur ten minute opener starts at 6:30 p.m.
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Tetsura Higami
Rialto Theatre
Jack Domar
Dallas
Texas
Grappler
Dan Morris
Joe Clemens
Battle Creek
Michigan
Walter Stratton
Milwaukee
Wis
Hero
Morris
Higami
Domar
Ohio
Toledo
Sandusky
Tiffin
Riverview Fork
Clemens
Stratton
Shaw Lightweight Victory Tops Elyria In Lake Erie Defeat
Shaw High School crushed Elyria 27 to 0 at Shaw to hand Elyria’s lightweights their first Lake Erie League loss and lift Shaw to the league lead alongside Lorain’s Midgets. Elyria threatened early but couldn’t score as Shaw’s Meltzer returned a Bernie Forbes pass 92 yards for a touchdown and Merlin added two more scores.
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Shaw
Elyria
Lake Erie
Lyria High
Shaw High
East Clevelanders
Lorain
Elvira
Elsria
Crimson
Bernie Forbes
Max Meltzer
Jack Guglionotta
Meltzer
Harris
Efsra
Black
Ed Merlin
Guiglionotta
Red
Jone
Gottron
Ludwig
Ely Tia
Merlin
Shaw Guelenotta Triumph Over Elyria in Low-Scoring Bout
Shaw defeats Elyria 28 13 behind Meltzer and Merlin scoring two touchdowns and a plunge by Merlin. Roster notes list tackles and substitutions as officials name McDermott and Alexander.
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Elyria
O. Shaw
Brubaker
Harris Carr
Snelter Geitgey
R. E
Ludwig Marsh
Merlin Coleman
Meltzer
Forbes
Rinebolt Fobes
Peeee
Sutliffe
Baumherdt
Gleason
Goodman
Beaumont
Hearne
Obringer
Swinling
Banville
Shaw
Guelenotta
Carlson
Maranelli
Maulrica
G. Hambley
Allen
Cace
McDermott
Heidelbers
Alexander
Carnegie Tech
Grid Results Across Colleges and Ohio Cities Reported
Ohio college and scholastic scores list John Carroll and Findlay heavy losses, plus multiple Ohio city high school results. Notable line reads Cleveland Brush 19 Cleveland Euclid Central 6 and Cleveland John Hay 20 0, with many city teams in white hot action and others from Akron to Toledo.
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Ohio
John Carroll
Adrian
Bluffton
Findlay
College
Tennessee Wesleyan
Sewanee
George Washington
Arkansas
Carnegie Tech
Temple
East Texas
Sam Houston
Creighton
Drake
Nevada
California Aggies
Willamette
College of Idaho
Ohie
Cleveland Brush
Cleveland
Euclid Central
Cleveland John Hay
Cleveland Benedictine
Cleveland Lincoln
Cleveland Central
McLemnor Picks Upset Wins Across College Football slate
McLemnor lists upsets across the season with Navy over Yale Army over Harvard Princeton over Penn Dartmouth over Brown Duke over Georgia Tech Erie over Georgia Alabama over Tennessee Nebraska over Indiana Purdue over Chicago Ohio State over Northwestern Minnesota over Michigan Notre Dame over Wisconsin Marquette over Kansas State Texas over Baylor Southern Methodist over Vanderbilt Southern California over Washington State Washington over Oregon State St Marys over San Francisco Utah State over Brigham Young Utah over Denver and Head over Heels
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Navy
Yale
Army
Harvard
Princeton
Penn
Dartmouth
Brown
Duke
Georgia Tech
Erie
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Nebraska
Indiana
Purdue
Chicago
Ohio State
Northwestern
Minnesota
Michigan
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Marquette
Kansas State
Texas
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Vanderbilt
Southern California
Washington State
Washington
Oregon State
St. Mary’s
San Francisco
Utah State
Brigham Young
Utah
Denver
Two Teams Tie For Grid League Lead In Northern Ohio
Amherst and Vermilion led the Northern Ohio League after two weeks, with Vermilion breaking into the win column by beating New London 18 to 6. Ted Collitt starred with a 62 yard interception return and two touchdowns, while New London scored on a 53 yard march but could not overcome Vermilion. Medina defeated Wellington 18 to 7 as Hertel, Potts, and McDermott scored, placing Medina ahead of Wellington in the standings.
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Amherst
Vermilion
New London
Wellington
Ted Collitt
Truesdale
Collitt
Hurlburt
Medina
Hertel
J. Sprankle
Potts
McDermott
T. Leyda
Williams
Waters Palmer
R. G
Swanger Medley
Cecee
Cowley Lincelln
Seencee
Adams Cole
Waare
Cassell Potts
McDermott J. Sprankle
Marier Hertel
Ere Brenner Medina
MccDermott
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Several Lorain County Parcels
A sequence of property transfers is recorded including Frank M. Linden to Louis Cicco on Hawthorne Avenue Sheffield Lake Village. Joseph Trajber to Helen Kerekes on East 31st Street Lorain. Arthur I. Harris to The Cleveland Trust Company at Sandy Beach Subdivision Avon Lake. Mary Van Niel to Robert Van Niel Lot 504 Lake Breeze Allotment Sheffield Lake Village. Edwin O. Griswold to Marie Griswold on Wooster Court Elyria. P R Miller to Fred B. McQueen on Prospect Street Wellington. Elfreda C. Hecock to Robly Evans Jones on Rolling Heights Allotment Sheffield Township. Addie R. McAteer to Ernest A. Masten on Tripp's Plat Block 5 Wellington. EB Lehman to Joe French on Center Road LaGrange Township. Jesse C. Underhill to Thomas Zgoda on Williame Street Elyria. Herman H. Arndt to Clarence G Specker on Spring Street Amherst. Sheriff’s Deed to Stephen Gaydosh on East 33rd. Sheriff’s Deed to Herman E Hageman on 5th Street Lorain. Herman E Hageman to Ida Senn on Fifth Street. Ida Senn to Herman E Hageman. and multiple allotment and street listings in Olmsted Falls Strongsville Wooster Dalton Vermilion New London Bedford Maple Heights Bay Village Fairview.
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Frank M. Linden
Louis Cicco
Hawthorne Avenue
Sheffield Lake Village
Joseph Trajber
Helen Kerekes
East 31St Street
Lorain
Arthur I. Harris
Cleveland Trust Company
Sandy Beach
Avon Lake Village
Mary van Niel
Robert van Niel
Lake Breeze
Edwin O. Griswold
Marie 8
Griswold
EB. Lehman
Joe French
Center Road
LaGrange Township
Jesse C. Underhill
Thomas Zgoda
Williame Street
Elyria
Herman H. Arndt
Clarence G. Specker
Spring Street
Amherst
Stephen Gaydosh
East 33Rd Street
Seven Undefeated Teams Face Obliteration Today
Seven unbeaten football elevens eye imperfection as they meet opponents with clean records in 226 weekend tilts. Navy meets Yale, Army faces Harvard, Duke clashes with Georgia Tech, USC vs Washington State, Holy Cross vs Manhattan, Pittsburgh vs Duquesne, and Villanova plays Western Maryland. Minor upsets loom as Indiana, Temple, and others chase lone losses amid title chatter.
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W York
U. P
Navy
Yale
Army
Harvard
Georgia Tech
Duke
Southern California
Washington State
Holy Croes
Manhattan
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Villanova
Maryland
Indiana
Hoosiers
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Temple
Carnegie Tech
Princeton
Minnesota
North Carolina
Fordham
Purdue
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Alabama
St. Mary's
Santa Clara
Texas A. & M
Marquette
Finishers Defeat Heaters Pinme in Bowling League Match
The Finishers won three straight from the Heaters in a General Industries Bowling League match on Temple alleys. Wolcott led the winners with a 533 for high three games.
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General Industries
Temple
Wolcott
College football pairings and matchups listed
The page lists numerous college football pairings by region and conference. Southeast tournament alignments include Furman at North Carolina State and South Carolina versus Virginia Tech, with several other ACC and SEC games. Western teams show California at UCLA and Santa Clara meeting San Jose, while Washington plays Oregon State and Oregon faces Idaho.
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Furman
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Rice
Kentucky
Washington and Lee
Far West
California
Santa Clara
San Jose
St. Mary’s
University of San Francisco
Washington
Oregon State
Oregon- Idaho
Sale of bonds by South Amherst Village School District
Notice invites sealed proposals for the purchase of bonds totaling 36900.60 dollars issued to remodel a fireproof building, add to the current building, and furnish equipment. Bonds bear 4 percent interest, mature in various years through 1955 and beyond, and must be bid at par plus accrued interest with a 500 dollar certified check. Bids due by 12 o'clock noon November 5, 1936, in Lorain County Ohio.
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Board of Education
South Amherst Village
Lorain County
South Amherst
Ohio
General Assembly of
RW. Gleason
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