Unbeaten Major Ohio scholastic elevens face tests Saturday
Ohio high school football fans brace for a week of pivotal games as ten undefeated teams clash. Canton McKinley and Middletown, each with seven straight wins, loom large while others such as Coshocton at New Philadelphia, Massillon versus Akron West, and Sandusky at Findlay highlight a slate packed with top contenders and possible upsets.
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Notable LSU quarterback Michal and early season bowling race
The piece highlights Abe Michal of LSU as a top scholar and standout sophomore quarterback famed for brains and a strong kicking record. It notes the I. T. & Rubber and Little Brown Jug bowling teams leading City Bowling League, with Colson Company trailing. It also recounts fashioning quotes from Wooster College football coach L C Roles and traces Dan Morris’s Rialto Theater card plans, plus Cronin’s rise with the Pirates and Senators.
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New London Cats Stamp Team as a Strong Outfit
New London shows power in a game that recalls past Wildcat teams as the Cats, with eleven letter men back, overwhelmed Wellington 32 to 0 after a 6 to 0 league setback to Medina. Long runs by Thomas and Harner, power drives by Burley and Johnson, with Rowlands and Stone scoring, signal a feared remaining season for the locals.
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Michigan Aerial Attack Set for Minnesota Contest
Michigan coach Harry Kipke signals a forward passing game for the Wolverines. Willis Ward moves to end with Whitey Aug or Joe Els at left half as the team prepares to face Minnesota.
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Lights Fresh Play Prelim Game Friday
Elyria High Lightweights meet the Freshmen under lights at Ely Stadium in a final home stand. Frosh coach A N Chick Smith expects a close contest as Lightweights aim to overcome experience edge. Both coaches predict a tough game with bold boasts from Smith and Bauer.
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Oberlin Fans Rally Against Elyria Preview Mail
A quizzical Oberlin High fan writes to CT sports editor Russ Davies disputing a Elyria forecast for the freshmen lightweight clash. The letter defends Oberlin’s chances, names Elyria stars, notes the hard line, and ends with a jab about Davies’ write-up. Wildcat injuries at Northwestern add a secondary note.
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Gophers Power Attack Rolls Up Big Yardage
Minnesota's high powered offense leads the Big Ten in rushing and total yardage through four games. Chip Zuppke’s Illinois passes well while Ohio State pursues balance. North Western and Iowa showcase stout tackling as Michigan’s Lineman Hildebrand draws cheer. Notre Dame drills for Pitt clash after tough past seasons.
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Columbia Club Pinmen Defeat Elyria Lumber
The Columbia Club Pinmen swept Elyria Lumber in a senior league match last evening. Maurice Stark rolled a 498 series to lead the scoring for the night.
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Oberlin Drills For Allegheny Game Saturday
Oberlin faced a brutal football day but recovered to beat Wooster in rough conditions. Wickenden sidelined briefly, later played half, as Oberlin clung to strength and reserves wore Wooster down. Sophomores Rudolph and Copeland emerge as potential future ball carriers ahead of Allegheny clash in Meadville.
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Schmidt focus on finesse as Buckeyes prep for Western Reserve
In Columbus Ohio State Coach Francis Schmidt pressures fine points for the Western Reserve game while easing bone crushing practice. The Buckeyes have fumbled 27 times in four games with 11 in Indiana and six in each of the Wisconsin Northwestern and Colgate games. A squad of about 50 players will travel to Cleveland Friday.
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New London to Face Elyria Reserves Tomorrow Afternoon
Elyria High Sophomore Reserves host New London High Wildcats at Ely Stadium. New London, a top Northern Athletic League team and last season mythical state Class B champion, aims for a 4 p.m. kickoff tomorrow.
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Mat Results By United Press At San Francisco
In San Francisco United Press results show Jon Mal cenler from Allen XII C versus Ivan Man agoff of Russia ending in a no contest after each won one fall. Hardy Kruskamp of Ohio defeated Jerry Monahan of Ireland. Glen Wada of Glendale California defeated Hit Healey of Call California. In Kansas City Kana eroy McGuirk of Tulsa Oklahoma defeated Red Lyons of Beaumont Texas. Alvin Britt eighty from Shawnee Oklahoma drew Frank Taylor of Toledo at 130 pounds.
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Bowling Standings Tighten In City League Action
Little Brown vaults to first place after three straight wins. The Jugs gain one full game on Rubbermen while Colson remains third. Jacksons fall to fourth as Elyria Hardwares move up with wins over rivals. Thursday cards set Elyria Hardware vs Inter-City Coal and Maumee Dairy against Welsh Paneras. Individual high series went to Jack Renninger.
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Bowling standings with I T S and Jugs players noted
The report records anchors for the I T S and George Sehmitkens as second man for the Jugs. A high three-game total of 632 includes a 242 single game. Sehmitkens posted a 248 high single. Colson Com Pars player Aswai had the second-best three-game total with Rio.
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Ex-Hys Travel To Cleveland For Key Matchup
The Elena Ea-Hys journey to Cleveland for their seventh game of the season as they face the strong Blick Parrest Beers. The Black Forests lead the season with seven straight unbeaten starts and are tipped as Cuyahoga County champions after a 13yo victory over the Euclid Ki wants Club eleven. Sunday’s game at Luna Stadium could bring a large crowd after Ex-Hys beat Canton Bull Dogs last Sunday 3- v. Coach Pete Yuika expects a bold display from his squad and their second visit to this section of the circuit.
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National League race clean says Heydler after inquiry
ST LOUIS October 31 The Sporting News quotes NL President Heydler on the final weeks of the pennant race as clean as a hound's tooth He cites daily reports from both St Louis and Cincinnati but denies any tampering or influence on the outcome He mentions Cardinal President Lane Beaden noting awareness of the situation
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Somers Insurance Cage Team Kicks Off Practice
Somers Insurance prepares for the season with its first practice Tuesday evening at seven thirty. The roster features Bal Coy, the Smith browsers, Tom Fred, Tommy Death, coach Curr, Louw Burkaes and Howard Som ere, known locally in Cast Mrs Tem. The team plans independent contests in the Ye AL league as the season approaches.
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Merchants Drill For Lorain Sunday Game
Merchants football team formerly Holy Cross Bearcats will hold practice tonight and every remaining night this week at Hambot Field at 7 o clock in preparation for their game Sunday with Lorain. Players are asked to report. Managers may contact Walter Kowalski at 1710 West Avenue or by phone at 2864.
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Yucka Sets 5 30 Practice At Roose Veltt Field
Yucka calls a team practice for 5 30 today at Roose veltt Field urging all players to report promptly.
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