Bobcats Finish Strong Season Amid Close TABL Losses
Vaio University’s football team posted five wins one tie and two defeats in a tough schedule. Captain Dayton Wise starred, earning All-Ohio honors as the Green and White battled through tight games and slim margins including two late-season losses and a muddy contest with Wittenberg.
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Vaio University
Theason
Bobcats
Dayton Wise
Bolt
Wise
Ohio
Rio Ande
Redmen
Eoman
Akron University
Akn
Hich Place
Johnson
Ziors
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Athens Herald
Livingston
Sweeney
University of Cincinati
Ctober
Legan
Edwards
Delaware
Ovember
Ohio Horn
Athens
Bobs
Larbears
Pioneers
Retta College
Wittenberg
Bishops Wesleyan
Scull's Goals Save Penn Season With Field Points
Paul Scull's field goals kept the University of Pennsylvania season from flopping after an early surge. Penn opened strong with 186 points in five games and a 27 0 win over Chicago, but Bob Zuppke's Illinois stopped the trick plays 3 0. Scull's early key scores vs Penn State and Columbia secured victories amid a shift to defense.
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Paul Scull
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Philadelphia
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Peters
Penn State
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Dawes Snowballed During Speech at Cranston Event
Vice president Dawes spoke to about 1000 students in Cranston Illinois recounting a snowball incident as his football team shared the Big Ten title with Michigan. A snowball hit the platform and another fell as he shifted position and continued the address.
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Cranston
Ill
U.R
Dawes
Michigan
Aves
Army Holds Final Prep for Navy Game Lights Up Practice
Army completes heavy final practice session for the Army Navy game. The squad focused on kicking and passing without a scrimmage as fans anticipate the weekend showdown under the big arc lights.
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Army
Army-Navy
Domestic case trial ends with candid court remark
Magistrate Allis presided over a domestic matter and declared that no wife is perfect, signaling a candid, perhaps humorous moment during the hearing. The remark reflects the informal tone of the court proceedings and highlights the human side of the case.
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Hula Eng
Allis
Baseball Has Funny Angle About Politics
The National League chose New York for its annual meeting, signaling independence from the American League as it backs Judge Landis for high commissioner. The piece notes potential future cooperation or retaliation between leagues amid ongoing plotting and counter plots.
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John B. Foster
New York
National League
Chicago
American League
Lake Michigan
Judge Landis
Charles Comisk
Landis
Songs of Ohio University Preview by Alumni Group
Clarke B. Williams edits a new song book titled Songs of Ohio University with help from Dean Edwin W. Chubbys and C. C. Robinson. The volume features eighteen numbers, six of which are new to publication, and will include a picture of the alumni gateway on the title page.
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Ohio University
Clarke B. Williams
Edwin W. Chubbys
College of Arts
C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Golfers beyond redemption on Sunday greens
Southend council member Councillor Weber voted against Sunday golf on the municipal links declaring a man who learns golf is beyond redemption.
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Southend
Eng
Weber
Cornell Men Are Seconds To Virginia
Cornell students celebrate their football win over Dartmouth by tearing down their goal posts in New York. In Charlottesville Virginia fans followed with a snake dance after a 28 to 7 victory over Washington and Lee. Sam Pendleton recalls the uproar and suggests giving goal post pieces instead of gold footballs to champions. Minnesota eyes a bigger Big Ten schedule for 1927 amid calls for four conference opponents.
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Lawrence Perry
New York
Cornell
Dartmouth
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Washington and Lee
Sam Pendleton
Elizabeth N. J
Virginia
Colonels
Francis Glazebrook
Trinity
Minnesota
Council Chamber
Gophers
Big Ten
George Little
Burt Ingwergen
Fielding Yost
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Minneapolis
Gansberg Stops Student Suicide At Lake Michigan
Edward Gansberg, captain of Lake Forest University football, saved John Dorn from jumping into deep water at Lake Michigan. Dorn fled along a pier after shivering at the shore, but Gansberg tackled him near the end and restrained him while urging him to reconsider ending his life over a troubled marriage.
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Chicago
U.R
Edward Gansberg
Lake Forest University
John Dorn
Lake Michigan
Gansberg
Dorn
Ganeberg
Four Elevens Have Claims to Big Title
National ratings race after seasons end centers on Notre Dame Stanford Navy Alabama and Michigan as top claimants. If Notre Dame beats Southern California or Alabama and Stanford clash, or Navy defeats Army, the balance shifts. Brown Colgate and other undefeateds complicate standings amid strong regional results.
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Four Elevens
Henry L. Farrell
New York
Alabama
Southern Methodist
Ship
Michigan
Northwestern
Missouri
Regis College
Notre Dame
Stanford
Navy
Army
Purdue
Drake
Princeton
Colgate
Georgetown
Southern California
Chicago
Brown
Dartmouth
Yale
Harvard
Beloit
Minnesota
Penn State
Georgia Tech
Indiana
Carnegie Tech
Victors
Fresno
California Tech
Occidental
Olympic Club
Nevada
Oregon
Santa Clara
Washington
California
Pop Warner
Sewanee
Morgan Beats Duane to Retain Junior Lightweight Title
New York Nov 23 Ted Morgan the junior lightweight champion defeated Carl Duane nicknamed the Bronx steam roller. Morgan dominated the bout using sharp defense and a hard right cross left jab to stay away from Duane’s rough tactics. His winning form suggests he should move up to lightweight and challenges ahead.
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Fair Play
New York
Ted Morgan
Carl Duane
Duane
Bronx
Morgan
Lineup Uncertain for Army Game in Chicago
Annapolis coach Bill Ingrim has chosen his lineup for Saturday's game with Army in Chicago. He remains unsure whether Hoerner or Osborn will start at guard and whether Schuber will start at quarterback. The team completed its final scrimmage of the year yesterday.
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Annapolis
Bill Ingrim
Army
Chicago
Hoerner
Osborn
Gonudge
Schuber
1800 Inch Garbage Can Thief Hidden Cash Found
Mrs. J. C. Slater in St Paul discovers 1600 dollars of bills hidden in an 1800 inch garbage can. Police report a thief attempted to conceal loot to avoid capture and detention.
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ST. Paul
Minn
J. C. Slater
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