Rustling Thru Sports With Russ Davies
A collage of sports notes covers boxing prospects Bob Pastor and Jimmy Johnsons plan against Tick Jimmy Bivins, plus Buckeye and Boilermaker football mentions. It notes university conditioning results, Coast Guard logs, and local aviation club efforts, with scattered game observations from Ohio State, Purdue, and Colgate Duke matchups.
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Bendis- Westinghouse
Bow Ag
Citef
W. S. Read, Jr
Reed
Cleveland
Bob Pastor
Jimmy Johnson
Jimmy Bivins
Arena
Cleveland Wepre
Sticc
Ipst
Bivins
University of Auditron
Meni Stude
Syith
Tange
Bob Minch
United States Coast Guard
Buffalo
Colgate Red Raiders
Duke Blue Devils
Bob
Bob Jabbutch
Ohio State
Purdue
Columbus
Buckeyes
Eid
Ohie
Timi
Ohio State Vedict
Nelyria High
Ely Stadium
Last Fear
Jester
Elyria High Senco
West Fe
Laien
United States
Honolulu
Louis Reece
Grafton
Ohio
Raden
Lorain County
Pete
Tiid Paul Governali
Columbia University
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Dodger
Dark Sutherland
Virg
Elyria
Bob Wil
Racing Notes From Belmont Park and Midwest Sales
Horse racing and breeding news detail sales prices and progeny performance. Mentions private sale of a proven sire for 3600 dollars and a profitable line with Riverland and Coldstream offspring achieving several Midlands and Belmont Park starts, with multiple earnings references and racing outcomes.
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Howari
Bragler Tvs
Bovey
Ogvea
John Carroll Tie With Toledo University Recounted
Fragmentary wire service text notes a tie between John Carroll and Toledo University with unclear details and random characters accompanying the report. The readable elements suggest a college game result but lack concrete scores or dates.
Massillon Tigers Extend Streak with 33 13 Win
Massillon defeated Steubenville 33 to 13 to extend its winning streak to 48 games. The Tigers started slowly, trailing by seven early, but surged with multiple scores as they built a decisive lead against a crowd of about 1,000.
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Massillon
Steubenville
Tigers
Loos
Jens
Estion
Local bowling night yields mixed results at town alleys
Ambiguous notes from last night describe bowling activity at local alleys with fragmented details. The fragment hints at a tally around 2688 pounds and mentions individuals Tegan and Te GFE in a vague event context. Further readable facts are scarce.
All-Star Teams Roll Double Header Sunday
All-Star teams prepare for a Sunday double header featuring UMlaws players and early bowling rate details. The lineup includes Ken Wire Foot versus Ratner Funeral Home and Richols facing Fangral Tome with Read y Canler and Biber in separate matchups.
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Cener
Rowe
Ken Wire
Oberlin Football Dominates Berea 20-0
Oberlin High under most of the season’s best line play and aerial attack defeats Berea 20 to 0. Campbell connected on multiple passes for 35 yards and Oberlin’s receiving corps helped set up two touchdowns. A defensive safety was created when Clark blocked a Bes Kea DDT to force the play.
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Guerin
Oberli High
Jodians
Viehius
Nefen
de Inditas
Elall
Clark
Pointe van Abey
Campbell Csight
Pasa
Geckt
Trem
Clint Manmer
Ne Hanmer
Campbell Pars Plas
Oberlin
Canpbel
Ant
Benedict
Borey
Mereis
Ao Wilson Qraban
Ivens
Pattiine Bonsall
Campari Stolivtanes Beers
Flanrae Vrs
Oberlit Cigig
Murphy
Moore
Pfaudler League Bowling Team Rolls 2519 in мик
Pfaudler League results show the Assembly Room bowlers finishing second as Wissier leads with 201, 210, 193 for a 604 series while the losers total 2072. Eagles, Presidents, Secretaries and Trustees were active in matches as Bahioaf and General Office posted high marks for the evening amid a flurry of individual scores and team honors across the league.
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Bowly
Pershoul
al Wissier
Denis
Eagles
Ray Wale Pame
Bahioaf
Bendis- Westinghouse
Engineer
Partment
Endinesring Department
Linellan
Brown Gulf
Pilly & Fullines
St Jean
AIG
Rept
Dege
St. John’s Teague
V-Indus
Corvinikers
Grafton Triumphs Avon Lake To Clinch Tie For 6 Man Crown
Grafton defeated Avon Lake to secure a share of the six man football title. Avon Lake also lost, leaving both teams with three losses. A win by Grafton over Brookside would seal sole possession, with the league contest still unsettled as the season nears its end.
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Grafton
Avon Lake
Girafton High
Ittemmaen
Glee County
Ehimpionship
Goattonsis
Brookside
Grillar
Awan Lake
Moetus
Grafton tops in tough league contest led by McClellan
Quarterback Jack McClellan sparked Grafton with two touchdowns as the hosts built a 20-0 lead by halftime. Jack Cole added a TD and three extra points from passes, while Robinson scored once and dropkicked a field goal. South Amherst beat Avon Lake to stay in second place as Brookside-Ridgeville game was postponed due to field flooding.
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Jack McClellen
Grafton
Jack Cole
Robinson
Dot McCloskey
South Amherst
Lie
Lake
Avon
Avon -Lake
Northern League action yields big wins for Clearview Amherst Medina
Clearview defeated Vermilion 90-0 securing a second league win. Amherst overwhelmed Wellington 48-0 and crushed New London. Medina shutout New London while Jehoson and Matheson starred with multiple touchdowns. Gershott added a kickoff for a touchdown and extra points.
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Clearview
Amherst
Medina
Cherst
Cew
Vermilion
Wellington
New London
Eny
Wellington Dukes
Gambish
Belt
Muniga
Mihuta
Pemen
Brown
Wilhelm
Avigne Gamush
Poi Medina
Landondo
Jehoson
Matheson
Henee Gershott
Grid Results From A Fragmented Ohio League Night
A garbled listing shows scores and team matchups across Ohio high school and college venues. Entries include Berea, Sandusky, Fremont, Columbus Central, Akron St. Vincent, and Westerville style results, with scattered scores like 20 to 4 and 33 to 12 amid unclear team names and locales.
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Br United Pres Righ Scaraot
Obertic
Berea
Manat Sandusky
Fremont Rost
Sewdandon v. Incenmary Whines
Lipsetton Dnsistmemente
Iindon
Irnana
Columbian
Covhoeron
Lancestrrch
Erllevie
Upper Sandusky
Columbus Central
South
Beware
Mazielia & Barbertan
Akron St. Vincent
van Wert
Jellefontaine
Washington Court House
Hillsyorth
Graera A
Arntabyls
Grevefield
Whaungien
Is West
Grave Chy
Lincoln
New Philadélphea West
Sains
Femors
Lebasan
Farport
Otey Te Sky
Si Ravi
Gahanna O
Lacan
Weeeward
Brooklyn Dodgers Still Lacking a General Manager
A New York dispatch reports Brooklyn Dodgers remain without a general manager as officials considered successors to Larry MacPhail. George Weiss of the New York Yankees was also linked, with Cardinals front office veteran Furhey mentioned as a possibility for St Louis.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York
Oct
Brookisn
Cogpere Bt Nut
Lerry MacPhail
MacPhail
Liew
George We
New York Yankees
Biph
Furhey Ali
St Tovis
Browns
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