No More Than Eight Teams To Finish Unbeaten
Henry Super analyzes college football standings as of October 21 outlining that at most eight major teams could finish unbeaten or untied. He lists likely candidates such as Pittsburgh California Santa Clara Texas Christian and Dartmouth on the perfect list with others on inherited records and discusses probabilities of remaining opponents and possible ties shaping final bowl selections.
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Henry Super
United Press
EW York
Iria
Alepsama
Pittsburgh
California
Santa Clara
Texas Christian
Dartmouth
Legal Advertising Pa Le Wats WAST ND 4bG ye Thetmet Entitieh
A fragmented legal notice describes property ownership and boundaries in the village area, naming estates, heirs, and required deadlines for claimants. The document lists probate proceedings, inventories, and schedules of debts with multiple named individuals and firms involved, urging appearances by a stated date.
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Lemaue
del Bine
Peeketti
Tito
Othe Lake
Otiaces
Thakss
Betty
New York
Coener
Hovniecy
Veremation
Energie
Chivana & Sr
Hansiah
Tinds
Enet
Esan
Herorn
Woo
Eawalt
Claimnift
Vandemark
Attornness
Probatis Xericarin
Milo
Ger
Nolion
Haing
Pepture Crourt
Ohio
Kit
Atlock A. m
Bert A. Lael Tersem
Milsabeth D. Hacker
Elta
Metzger
Peter J. Yender
Taventary
ITZ
Frank Orlant
Frances Vida
Robert Wallace
Nicholas. Kelling
Edward Cocke
Orra RB
Crocker
Elizabeth DP
Hacker
Friedericka Wagen
Hite
Stave Mackin
Unclear list of teams and perfect records
The sentence notes that ton University and Northwestern appear, while those not meeting any more perfect record criteria include Dartmouth, California, Santa Clara, Georgetown and Georgia.
Unbeaten Teams Face Big Tests in Ohio Conference
In Columbus on October 21, three undefeated Ohio Conference teams faced renewed action this weekend. Wooster favored to topple Mounts as Carroll meets Case, while Denison eyes a clash with Muskingum. Denison hopes star players Page Evans and Ballantine power late rally despite injuries.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wooster- Mt. Union
John Carroll-Case
Wooster
Johnny Cabas
Paul Lingrel
Tassers
Dave Reed
Dick Smith
Miami
Ued
Case
Carroll
Rough Riders
Jeom
Eddie Arsenault
Joe Hocter
Muskingum
Denison
Stu Holcomb
Muskies
Fred Page
Dave Evans
Hugh Ballantine
First Floor Leads Troxel Pin League Pin Teams at Sandusky
Two Elyria bowling teams, the Bittner Funeral Home and All Stars, will travel to Sandusky for a pair of matches at Bogart's alleys at 2:30. Members of Westannard Cleaners men's softball and the ladies bowling team are asked to meet at the store next Monday at 7:80. Uniform measurements will be taken then.
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Sandusky
Elyria
Bittner Funeral Home
All Stars
Bogart’s
Westannard Cleaners
Line Department Tops OPS Pin League Standings
The Line Department takes the lead in OPS Pin League standings as teams like Central Engineering and Engineering Department push for top positions. Details are sparse due to fragmented OCR, but the overall trend shows Line Department ahead with other departments close behind.
Snead and Cotton May Meet for World Match Play Title
New York October 21 Henry Cotton replied to Sam Snead’s “name your own terms” for a world professional match play championship. Snead, White Sulphur Springs W Va, already agreed to meet England’s Cotton in a 72 hole match after Boston sponsor E Ward’s round robin event in Cincinnati. If Cotton agrees the match will be in New York during the world fair, ahead of next year’s round robin. Snead leads US money list though he did not win Open or PGA this year.
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New York
Qet
England
Henry Cotton
Sam Snead
Snead
Lwid
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Emer Ward
Boston
Cotton
Ward
The
Goodall Company
Cincinnati
U. S
Great Britain
Tunney seeds culture in sports world with poet idols
Henry McLemore notes Gene Tunney planted literary seeds among athletes. Marshall Geldbert, Pitt Panthers halfback, debuts as a poet with Red Dawg Forgotten Grid Man in the Pittsburgh Press Poets Corner. The piece envisions poets arising from athletes across sports.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Aus
Marshall Geldbert
Pittsburgh
Red Dawg
Poets Corner
Pittsburgh Press
Goldberg
Panthers
the Mighty ‘Red Dawg
New Castle High
Transfers Defeat Rothgery Motors in Bowling Match
In a Saturday Lutheran Bowling League tilt at St. John's alleys the Held Transfers won two of three games against Rothgery Motors. Roy Held led with 545 series, one pin ahead of Oscar Jaroch, while other noted players included Ebel Crausters Parrish and Keister. The item also notes Harry Vardon trophy context as a separate paragraph.
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Line Department
Central Engineers
Flyina
Ohio Public Service
Service Department
New Business Department
Erie District
Engineering
New Business
Walter Schultz
Ernie Maher
Jewiak
T&s
Liege
Sean
Ino
Rothgery Motors
St. John's
Roy Held
Oscar Jaroch
Ebel 'Crausters
Hhothire
AL Bochhol
Harry Vardon
High school grid actions on State scholastic program
Sixth Street Eleven continues on page twenty, Erie members discuss independent action. Lorain High hosts Sandusky High in a featured game. Shaker Heights welcomes Berea at home. Elyria Heights set kickoff at 2 30 but officials announce no intramural game.
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Lakewood
Erie
Lorain High
Lavender Lions
Sandusky High
Shaker Heights
Berea
Elyria-Heights
Heights
Real Estate Transfers Report From Lorain County
Real estate transfers reported by Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co Lorain list sheriff deeds and transfers across Lorain Avon Lake Vermilion and nearby townships. Properties include West 24th Street Lorain East 29th Street Lorain Medina Elyria Avenue and Lake Road sites with multiple undivided interests and sublets.
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Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
R. W. Thompson
West 24Th St. Lorain
John Varga
Peter Tokar
East 29Th St
Lorain
John A. Varga
E. 29Th St. Lorain
William W. Farrar
Bessie C. Farrar
W. College St
Carlisle Township
Vermilion
Loran
Wiliam B. Smith
Hesse
J. Culbertson
East Erie Ave
Loral
Robert H. Eggers
Ray Jl Rhodes
Elyria- Medina Rd
Vila B. Stefan
Frank Stefan
Mull Ave
Avon Lake Village
A. F. Lindsteadt
Amanda L. Harris
A. J. Paull
Wesley Ave
Elyria
August Berens
Ferdinando Berens
West 21St St. Lorain
H. G. Batterihouse
Fleming GB. Brainerd
Cornell Ave
Amherst Village
John E. Denman
C. C. Locke
Bellfield Ave
John FE. Denman
Clarence C. Locke
Dilworth St
Andrew Shullick
Toledo Ave
Leiain
Elizabeth M. Palmer
Walter H . Murbach
Brandtson Ave
Walter H. Murbach
State Widens Government Role in Philippines
Manila reports President Quezon’s Commonwealth pursuing government-led business to diversify the economy, reduce 80 percent dependence on American duty-free markets, and build local industries. The National Development Company oversees ventures, following earlier government-owned railways, bus lines, Manila Hotel, and Cebu Portland Cement profits.
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Manila
Philippine Commonwealth
United States
Commonwealth
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippines
Islands
Cebu Portland Cement Co
Quezon
National Development Company
Site Revealed Of Hannibal s Great Battle
Rome reports the discovery of a necropolis near the ancient port of Cannae. Archaeologists have excavated hundreds of tombs covering nearly four acres, with bones of largely 20 to 50 year olds, sparking debate over whether Carthaginian or Roman soldiers lie buried. Work continues in Apulia to settle the battle site question of 216 B C.
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Rome
Cannae
Carthage
Jufa
Numidia
Spain
Balearic Islands
Alps
Italy
Hannibal
Trannibal
Aufidus
Ofanto
Adriatic Sea
Apulia
Manibal
Acruilius Paulus
Terentius Varn
Livy
Polybius
Watermelons Soothe Fort Hall Crowd In Demos
In Fort Hall Idaho a crowd of 35 performed a sun wave dance to entertain visitors while awaiting 24 watermelons promised as a bonus. The piece notes plans for a new cotton textile mill, with spinning and weaving equipment ordered from the United States and a target to begin producing textile goods by late 1938.
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Fort Hall
Ido
Sally Rand
United States
Japan
NDC
Quezon
Commonwealth
Islands
Simpson Takes Over Service Station
James H. Simpson announced today that he has leased the Cities Service gas station at Second and West Ave and has taken possession. He has been with the Cities Service Co. for five years and previously ran an automobile business in Elyria. He will operate a full service station handling fuels lubricants tires batteries and accessories.
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James H. Simpson
Second and
West Ave
Simpson
Cites Service Co. Vine
Elyria
Columbia School Variety Show and Hallowe'en Events Planned
The Columbia High School senior class sponsors a town hall variety show on Tuesday night October 25 by the Lombards of Sandusky. A Swiss steak supper by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church is set for Thursday October 27 from 5:30 onward with reservations by Tuesday. Halloween masquerades are planned by several groups October 28 29 31 at town hall and private homes. The Junior Class play is slated for November 19 and a Baptist bazaar for November 10. Basketball practice has started and students are collecting magazine subscriptions.
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Columbia
Columbia High School
Lombards of
Helen Walker
Donna Stinchcomb
PW. Heineman
Lyman Hitchcock
Charles Hankey
Cleveland
Bertha Grills
Jane Wright
F. Hales
Loleta Hales
Buffalo
New York
Clarence Case
Murile Fish
Wilbur Hitt
Strongsville
Pearl Road
Bolling
Boston
New York City
Lawrence Bartter
Hiram College
Allyn House
Kathryn Akins
Thompson
Annapolis
Maryland
Mathew Koenig
Frances
Station Road
Ella Rundle
Doris
Akron
Ruth Richardson
Leland
Doris Hutchman
Berea
Robert L. Churchward
Goodyear Rubber Company
Grafton Shower for Mrs. Eppley
Grafton residents organized a pleasant Thursday afternoon shower for Mrs. Ray Eppley. The event honored her with warm well wishes and a gathering of friends, marking a cheerful social moment in the community.
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Eppley Grafton
Ray Eppley
Dorothy Wilson
Elyria
James Aldrich
Eppley
Pedro
Helen Bradley
Clifford Schultz
Ida Burton
Child
Walter Sandrock
Dan Bradley
Helen
Dewey Aldrich
Estella Aldrich
Clair Wolf
L. M. Mennell
Bernenda
Ida Burien
Edith Schuster
Here Comes The Mail Seen By Thousands Of Students
Thousands of Elyria and North Ridgeville schoolchildren will watch a motion picture about the mail titled Here Comes the Mail in 13 Elyria schools and two North Ridgeville schools next week. The film follows a letter from mailing to delivery, with scenes of the U S postal service, presented by a clerks committee headed by J B Martin.
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Elyvia
North Ridgeville
J. B. Martin
Elyvia Post Office
Elyria
Prankslin
Roosevelt
Edison
Elyria High School
Gates
McKinley
Garford
Hamilton
Jefferson High School
St. Mary's
Allen
Ely
St. Agnes
St. John’s
Ridgeville High School
St Peter’s School
Joseph H. Eckenfels
Lauren Palmer
Nicholas W. Smith
Peter S. Naughton
Milo H. Sando
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