Ohio Conferences Set for Key Week in Buckeye League
Ohio and Buckeye conference leaders clash as Miami faces Ohio University in a pivotal Buckeye showdown while Heidelberg and Ohio Northern seek spots in the Ohio title race. Ohio State fights Indiana in a Big Ten battle as non conference action includes Western Reserve vs Toledo and several regional pairings.
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Shaker Heights wins under lights in two days
Shaker Heights defeated Marfield Heights 38 0 and followed with a victory over Elyria in a two day stretch under night games. The set up drew mixed opinions from Elyria High officials and sparked discussion of financial motivations and safety. Coach Winston Wickoff led the team with several first team players contributing.
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Crimson Crushers Midgets Triumph Over Stanford Aces
The Crimson Crushers Midgets defeated the Stanford Aces 12 to 7 yesterday at Edison Field. The crushers rallied in the last period to take the verdict.
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Cleveland Rams Meet New York Eleven Sunday
Cleveland Rams prepare for a Sunday game at League Park against the New York Yankees led by Ken Strong and Irwin Klein. The Rams, stunned by a 9–0 loss to Boston, face a tough Yankee squad that has won four of five, with Strong and Klein starring in passing and receiving roles. Strong’s aerial and Klein’s end runs have fueled New York’s high-scoring attacks as they approach two consecutive road tests.
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Elyria Flashes Open Season at Cascade Park
The Elyria Flashes football team, newly organized, host the Lorain Dreamland theatre eleven tomorrow at Cascade Park with a 2:30 p.m. kickoff. A meeting is set for 7 p.m. tomorrow morning at Cascade. notices are sent to Bob Ducott Frew Maddock and Joe Tomaszewski. Also reported are scores: Weilsville 27 Salem 6 Columbus Grandview 20 Delaware Willis 9 Wauseon 7 Defiance 6 Scienceville 0.
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Gophers Favored Over Purdue Today in Big Football Menu
Gophers are favored to beat Purdue at Minneapolis Memorial Stadium in a showdown shaping hopes for a first consecutive victory. The national slate features three key intersectional games including Michigan State vs Marquette and St. Marys vs Fordham, with Yale, Army on byes and many undefeated teams facing tough tests across the East and Midwest.
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Warns Owners Not To Run Coon Dogs In Lorain County
William F Holcomb, County Game Protector, issues a formal warning to Lorain County coon hunters not to run their dogs at night during the 30 days before November 15 open season. He explains recent orders bar any trial runs and cites complaints prompting a clear rule.
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Automatics Edge Finishers in General Industries Bowling
In a Temple General Industries League match last evening the Automatics won two of three games from the Finishers. Buchholz led the losers with 611 three-game series, while all three top Automatics each posted 227 as the best single game.
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Day's Hardware announces Elyria-Lorain game ticket policy
George M Day of Days Hardware outlines mail order only sale for Elyria Lorain game tickets. Requests limited to ten tickets per envelope with money order check or cash, seating assigned by the store, out of town checks incur three cent fee, tickets priced at one dollar each, sale opens November 3 and orders may be picked up anytime after.
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Oberlin Routs Willard in 6th Victory Juggernaut
Oberlin High Indians edge Willard 13 to 6 to notch their sixth straight win and stay tied for the Little Big Five lead. Wilbond sprinted 64 yards for Oberlin’s touchdown, Langhurst answered with 68 yards, and Worcester recovered a punt for the decisive score on the goal line. Campbell added the extra point.
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Held Transfers Beat Coca-Colas in Bowling Match
The Held Transfers defeated the Coca-Colas two games to one in a St. John's Lutheran Bowling League matchup last evening at St. John's school afiers. Ror Held led the winners with 511 for the high three game total. Other scores listed include Overiin 13 Willard G M'ddleport 21 Portsmouth Catholic 9 Lebanon 12 and several others from surrounding teams.
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Amherst Defeats Vermilion Leads Northern Ohio League
Amherst Comets defeated Vermilion Sailors 13 to 6 to seize the Northern Ohio League lead. Key scoring came on a 27 yard Michael to Maxwell pass and a Lach plunge after a sustained AM field march. Vermilion threatened but could not convert in the red zone as Truesdale’s runs and strong Vermilion defense fell short.
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Three Wrestling Matches Set For Rainbow Gardens Card
Dan Morris presents opening program Monday at Rainbow Gardens on Broad Street featuring a female grappler in three matches. Main event pits Ken Hollis of Albuquerque against Charley Tomzac of Toledo in best two of three falls, two hours, while Jack Domar and Swede Hansen meet in a separate best two of three falls, one hour limit. A ten minute local talent match opens at 8 39 p m and prices remain unchanged from Rialto Theatre with the first 100 getting in.
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Shaker Heights Clashes Highlight Local Basketball Card
Shaker Heights and opponents battle in a crowded lineup with players like Davis and Kimball noted among starters and subs. Officials include referee J H Hudson and umpire Harold Anderson while Jay Winters serves as head linesman for the Mount Union influenced game scene.
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Lights Triumph Over Frosh 6 to 0 in Stadium finale
Elyria High Lights shut out the Elyria Freshmen 6 to 0 in the last game of the season at Ely Stadium. Bert Alexander returned a Frosh punt to the 32, Lawrence Coleman and Dick Brubaker hooked a 15 yard drive, then Coleman scored on a pass to Brubaker for the touchdown. Dick Selman missed the extra point. Substitutions noted. officials listed.
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Eskins To Again Head Elyria Horseshoe Club
Charles Eskins was re elected president of the Elyria Horseshoe Pitching Club at a meeting held at L E Palmers home 307 Blaine street. Albert Ryan was re elected vice president and L E Palmer secretary treasurer Eddie Drager became team captain for 1937 succeeding Carl Scheibel The season was among the club s most successful with record membership and strong interest.
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Game Statistics Monads at Monday Show Admission Details
The fragment notes that a game statistics event titled Sons at Monday's Show will admit attendees for 25 cents each.
Long Pass From Pfaff To Brubaker Seals Shaker Win
Shaker Heights defeated Elyria 20 to 6 at Ely Stadium in the final night game of the season. Pfaff connected with Brubaker for Elyria’s lone score as Shaker built a 14 point third quarter lead behind Roberts and Leavenworth. Davis recovered a fumble to spark the first drive, while Sinclair added an extra point and Bill Kimball scored on a 3 yard run. Shaker finished with six wins in seven starts, displaying a strong forward wall and a robust ground game.
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Rams Open Season at Lorain Tomorrow
The Elyria Rams light-heavyweight football team opens its season tomorrow at Lorain against the Lorain Boosters on Oakwood Park gridiron. Kick-off is 2 30 p m. Rams members should meet at Hamilton Field for a brief signal drill at 12 30 p m.
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