Middleport Triumphs In Annual Pom eroy clash 6 to 0
Middleport defeated Pom eroy 6 to 0 in the annual football showdown at Pomery, with a late first-half kickoff return for a touchdown by Swisher. The second half produced no scoring as Middleport fans witnessed a closely fought battle and a strong performance by Coach Ward’s squad. Attendance reached 1500 paid admissions with gate receipts of 612 dollars.
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Missouri Tigers Clinch 1927 Valley Title with Oklahoma Victory
Columbia Missouri November 25 The Missouri Tigers clinched the 1927 Missouri Valley Conference title by beating Oklahoma 26 to 7. Oklahoma led 7 to 0 at half time but Missouri surged in the second quarter with fast backfield runs and key scoring plays. Nebraska finished second in the league.
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Army Navy invasion advance guard reaches New York for polo grounds clash
The advance guard of the Army and Navy invasion arrives in New York as coaches say both service teams are in perfect shape for the game at the polo grounds tomorrow. Light workouts planned this afternoon. Army favored at 2 to 1 in betting, ticket prices to $59.
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Lafayette Captain Hal Cothran Marries Miss Pegey Hackett
Captain Hal Cothran and Miss Pegey Hackett wed after meeting on Saturday and marrying on Monday, two days later, in a simple local ceremony.
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Lafayette
Pegey Hackett
Wittenberg Falls as Dayton Clinches Ohio Title
The Ohio conference title race ends with Dayton defeating Wittenberg 38 to 7. Muskingum and Miami share runner up status at seven wins and one loss, while St Xavier leads with an unbeaten record but a scheduling issue leaves them ineligible for the title. Oberlin and Mount Union tie for second in the north with six wins and one loss.
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McArthur and Rutland Battle to Scoreless Tie
Thanksgiving clash in McArthur Rutland ends 0 0 as both teams offer a monumental defensive battle. Rutland’s goal line remained uncrossed except for one late TD by Pome Roy, with the game hailed as one of the best in Southern Ohio.
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Jackson High School Clinches Southeast Ohio Football Title
Jackson defeated Wellston to win the Southeast Ohio championship. The team finished the season undefeated with 178 points for and six against. Cleveland coach Theodore Roberts led the squad. Other league finishers were Ironton Gallipolis Portsmouth Athens Nelsonville New Boston Logan Wellston and Pomeroy. Jackson has challenged Hamilton for a postseason game as plans are considered.
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All American Football Team Chosen by Editors 1927
Notre Dame and Southern California each place two players on the 1927 All American eleven chosen by United Press editors with input from top coaches. Minnesota, Notre Dame, and Southern California lead with selections. western and midwestern stars favored over easterns and southerners.
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Jackson High Wins Thanksgiving Game 21 0 Over Wellston
Jackson high school defeated Wellston high school 21 to 0 in the annual Thanksgiving game on a wet field that caused fumbles. The victory lifts Jackson in the Southeastern Ohio league standings while Wellston drops toward the bottom.
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Football scores from a busy weekend across many colleges
A broad roundup shows Miami 17 Cincinnati 14 and Mt Union 37 Baldwin Wallace 0 among many results. Other highlights include Marquette 34 Iowa State 0 and Duke 48 Davidson 7 with several ties and notable upsets across conferences.
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Ohio Buckeye Teams Hold Second in Three Year Standings
Over three seasons in the Buckeye Athletic association Ohio University averaged a .750 mark with six wins, three losses, and three ties. Ohio Wesleyan led in all three years, followed by a mix of Wittenberg, Miami, Denison, and Cincinnati, with 1925 the strongest year for Ohio.
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Hamden Teams Triumph Over Petersburg In Wide Victory
Hamden high school boys beat Petersburg boys at the auditorium Wednesday night. Hamden scored nine field goals and four fouls while Petersburg had four field goals and two fouls. Hamden girls topped Petersburg with eight field goals and four fouls to Petersburg’s three field goals and one foul.
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Miami Earns Un disputed Second in Buckeye Association
Miami defeated Cincinnati 17 to 14 before 13 000 at Nipport stadium sealing third Buckeye league season and securing second place. Miami benefited from a strong line and a safety after a punt block and two fourth quarter touchdowns. Cincinnati led 7 0 early, but Miami stopped them inside the 20 yard line six times and fumbled twice yet won with a late rally.
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Boilermaker Tony Lagaert Works Through LA Winter
Tony Lagaert spends the winter months employed as a boilermaker in Los Angeles. He handles heavy metal work, shaping and repairing boilers as part of his trade during the colder season.
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