Army and Navy Battle to 21 21 Tie in Chicago Thriller
More than 100000 fans witnessed a tense Army Cadets versus Navy Midshipmen game end in a 21 to 21 stalemate. Shapley sparked a late Cadets drive with a seven yard TD while Hamilton and Shapley combined in a standout Navy passing attack. Weather was chilly but conditions favored a hard fast field as both teams traded scores throughout the four quarters.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
Chicago
Annapolis
West Point Cadets
Annapolis Midshipmen
West Point
Army
Erro
Midshipmen
Navy
al Shapley
San
Shapley
Tommy Hamilton
Licht
Shuber
Hardwick
Caldwell
Hamilton
Wilson
Cagle
Ransford
Sprague
Cagie
Lloyd
Maries
Coolidge
General Pershing
Furtis
East
Army Lloyd
U.B
Wickhorst
L.T
Carey
Crogp
Hammack
Seensdsbolmeenec Neces Darey
R.G
Schmitt Eddy
Eryere Sprague
R-E
Harbold
Hannegan
Q.B
Harding Hamilton
L.H.B
Wilson ‘Schuber
R.H.B
Cagle Caldwell
Wuls Ccceven
Hewitt
Paveedes
Svedcac Baecces
Davidson
Born
Dahl
Seaman
Schmitt
Dahls
Gilbert
Perry
Saunders
Murrell
Ransfo
Price
Schuber
Goudge
Traditional Games Dropped in Big Ten Schedules
Western Conference coaches report balanced 1927 football schedules with both strong and weak opponents. Purdue to Harvard October 8, Indiana to Harvard October 29. Michigan vs Navy November 12. Penn and Princeton appearances noted. Northwestern may play Georgia Tech at Evanston. Notre Dame on Minnesota and Indiana.
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Chicago
Purdue
Harvard
Cambridge
Indiana
Harvard Stadium
Michigan
Navy
Ann Arbor
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Ohio State
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Army
Georgia Tech
Drake
Southern California
Illinois
Wisconsin
Navy vs Army highlights from annual football clash
Navy completed 10 of 16 passes for 123 yards, with one interception and five incompletions. Army went 2 for 2 passing for 20 yards. Army earned nine first downs, Navy twelve. Navy was penalized ten times for 70 yards, Army seven penalties for 35 yards. Cagle of Army rushed 94 yards on 12 carries while Caldwell of Navy gained 66 yards.
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Army
Hunting Party Is Lost in Africa
A hunting expedition led by two American doctors is missing in the South African wilds. Safety fears rise after reports of food supply depletion, possibly due to Bushmen raids. The hunters are Dr. W. W. McMillan of Birmingham Alabama and D. N. L. Magoon, a Salisbury Rhodesia dentist.
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Cape Town
South Africa
W. W. McMillan
Birmingham
Alabama
D. N. L. Magoon
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Detroit Policeman Slain on His Beat
Detroit on November 27 reports Sergeant Edward Pverrin killed while on duty near a saloon after sending a call. Twelve people are in custody and four bandits are sought. Pverrin was a recipient of the department’s bravery award for a prior holdup confrontation.
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Detroit
Edward Pverrin
Perrin
French Naval Deployment Amid Fears of Fascist Riots
Three French submarines and four destroyers arrived at Nice with a naval squadron off Villefranche. Paris had agreed precautionary measures to prevent Italian Fascists from stirring discord between France and Italy.
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Nice
France
Villefrance
Paris
Italy
Notre Dame Falls to Carnegie Tech in 19 0 Upset
In Pittsburgh on November 2 Carnegie Tech overwhelmed Notre Dame 19 to 0 in a stunning upset. Harpster directed Tech with two field goals and a series of decisive runs and passes. Notre Dame struggled without Knute Rockne as Tech seized control early and never relinquished it.
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Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Carnegie
Fighting Irish
Rockne
Harpster
Flanagan
O’boyle
Knute Rockne
Tech
Varsity
Donohoe
Mefort
Letzelter
O'Boyle
Edward
Leizester
Marpster
Edwards
Heardan
Heardon
Yoder
Drop
Cowan
Zeiter
Ceites
Ueland
Vlanagan
Riley
Notre Dame Mefort
LE Midziner
Walsh - Hogan Corvae
Prederick Andersons
R.geeb
Marelli
K.T
Donoh
Navy pleased with seaplane crews after test flight
Navy officials praised the spirit of the two crews in a proposed non stop seaplane flight from Hampton Roads to Colon Panama despite the flight failing to meet all requirements.
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Washington
Navy
Hampton Boards
Colon
Panama
Navy m
Nelsonville football season ends with 5 wins and 4 losses
Nelsonville High School Football capped its season with a 12 0 loss at Logan on Thanksgiving day after a 5 4 record. The article notes defensive strengths and offensive stars such as Howell Woodson and Captain West, and proposes two community recommendations including naming the local playground Kelly Field to honor Beares Kelly Jr for his work in athletics.
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Scarlet and Gray
Pomeroy
Howell
Woodson
Nelsonville
Captain West
Jackson
Meade Whyte
Wellston
Bryan
Gallipolis
Scarlet and Gray Boys
River
Rippey
Portsmouth High
Goetz
Lewis
Inglin
Welsonville
Athens
Rkins
M. Whyte
New Traiteville
Logan
West
Scarlet
Cray
Kennard
Boss
Keller
Leadbetter
Logan Cagers Start Monday With Practice
Logan high school opens basketball practice Monday under Coach Harley Meyer. Captain Keller and three returnees Keller Fox and Becker will participate. Veterans Martin and Williams also back with Leadbetter Canty and Ridgley vie for spots. A strong schedule follows with one game weekly starting December 17 through March 4 including trips to Columbus Gallipolis Jackson Ironton Portsmouth Athens Lancaster Wellston Nelsonville Baltimore Pomeroy Lancaster Athens.
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Logan
Logan High School
Harley Meyer
Keller
Fox
Becker
Martin
Williams
Leadbetter
Canty
Ridgley
Crooksville
Efeast High
Columbus
Gallipolis
Jackson
Ironton
Portsmouth
Athens
Lancaster
Wellston
Nelsonville
Baltimore
Pomeroy
Frederick A. Hanks Dies After Street Car Leaps
Authorities in Washington believe ill health caused Frederick A. Hanks a local bank official to leap to his death from a street car trestle on November 27.
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Washington
Frederick A. Hanks
Must Forfeit Bond in Prohibition Agent Case
Bondsmen for Monte Milligan of Columbus must forfeit $4,000 to the city after his failure to appear for trial on charges of impersonating an officer.
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Bucyrus
Monte Milligan
Columbus
International Livestock Exposition Opens in Chicago
The exposition opened in Chicago with twenty adjacent buildings plus a large amphitheater housing exhibits and crowds. The event runs from November 27 to December 4.
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Chicago
Burglary Suspect Detained by Homeowner in Painesville
Mrs. G. R. Blair surprised a burglar in her home at Painesville and restrained him until police could arrest him. The homeowner acted quickly, preventing escape and assisting law enforcement.
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Painesville
G. R. Blair
Ohio State Professor Arrained on Interstate Auto Theft Charges
Harry D. Comer assistant professor in the department of business research at Ohio State university was arraigned before U S Commissioner Hugh K Martin on charges of transporting stolen automobiles in interstate commerce.
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Columbus
Harry D. Comer
Department of Business Research
Ohio State University
U. S
Hugh K. Martin
Ship Sale Confirmed Between White Star and Royal Mail Lines
London reports the Royal Mail line has confirmed the purchase of the White Star Steamship line. The deal was also cited in New York yesterday and formal confirmation arrived today in London.
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London
White Star Steamship Line
Royal Mail Line
New York
Fire injures three. Strand Theatre blaze damages six offices
A fire at the Strand theatre in Greenville early today injured three people and swept through six adjoining offices. The blaze caused about 70,000 dollars in damage. Fire crews battled the flames, and no additional details on the victims or origin were provided.
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Greenville
Strand Theatre
Intensive raids net eight in Cleveland crime strike
Eight men and women were detained after overnight police raids in Cleveland as part of a campaign against crime.
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Cleveland
Rota Cancels Senator Marconi Marriage
Paris dispatch reports in Rome that the Rota annuls the marriage of Senator and Mrs. Marconi. The annulment comes amid church proceedings affecting a prominent Italian political couple.
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Paris
The
Petit Journal
Rome
Rota
Marconi
Burglars Steal Rugs From Koch Company Store
In Cleveland on November 27 burglars stripped the Koch company furniture store of oriental rugs and fled with trucks used to haul the loot.
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Cleveland
Koch Company
Ohio City Nicknames Versus Real Names
A compact tour lists Ohio cities with famous sobriquets such as Cincinnati the Queen City Dayton the Gem City Cleveland the Forest City and Toledo the Corn City, noting local pride and historic epithets.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Dayton
Cleveland
Toledo
All American Chosen by New York Sun
The New York Sun selects its 1928 all American football team with six Westerners and five Easterners earning spots on the first and second teams. Benny Friedman of Michigan headlines the honors for the second year.
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New York
U.R
New York Sun Today
Navy
Army
Brown
Notre Dame
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Sun
Jake Slagle
Princeton
Herb Joesting
Minnesota
Kaer
California
Oberlander
Tryon
Grange
Nevers
Broda
Hanson
Syracuse
L.E
L.T
Wickhorst
L.G
Schmidt
Boeringer
R.G
Connaughton
Georgetown
R.T
Nelson
Iowa
R.E
Q.B
Friedman
L.H
Baker
Northwestern
R.H
Southern California
F.B
Joesting
Winslett
Alabama
Smith
Starhahn
Yale
Rudner and Mazer Denied Bail in Murder Case
Canton, Nov 27. Judge Diehl denied lowering Ben Rudner s bail of 100000 while maintaining Louis Mazer s bail at 60000. He said bail in first degree murder cases lies to the court s discretion and Rudner’s trial delay beyond seven months justified the decision.
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Canton
U.R
E. W. Diehl
Ben Rudner
Louis Mazer
Diehl
Decision Planned In Fall-Doheny Oil Trial By Christmas
A verdict in the Fall Doheny oil conspiracy case was expected by Christmas as the defense and prosecution argued evidence from three Senate oil committee excerpts. Judge Hoehling weighed admitting competing accounts of the $100000 loan to former Interior Secretary Fall by oil magnate Doheny.
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Doheny
Washington
U.P
Adolph A. Hoehling
Senate Oil Committee
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Fall
Edward B. McLean
Elk Hills
Warden Flays Frank Lloyd at New Castle whipping post
Wilmington reports Warden Elmer J. Leach whipped Frank Lloyd, a Black inmate, twenty lashes in the New Castle county work house, despite his broken left arm in a sling.
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Wilmington
Del
Elmer J. Leach
New Castle County
Frank Lloyd
Wesleyan Michigan to Open 1927 Season at Michigan Stadium
Ohio Wesleyan coach George Gauthier announced a season opening game with Michigan on October 1 in Ann Arbor. The Buckeyes dropped from Ohio State schedule and Ohio Wesleyan secured the matchup through Fielding Yost, linking Yost’s 1897Ohio Wesleyan team to a Methodist victory over Ohio State.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Hicago
U.R
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan University
University of Michigan
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Fielding Yost
Methodists
Tris Speaker May Quit If Pay Is Cut
Cleveland fans hear rumors that Tris Speaker will quit baseball if his $35,000 salary is reduced. Speaker, linked to a job with Geometric Stamping Co. owner David R. Jones, may join the firm in executive sales. Rumors of a quarrel with Mrs. Dunn over pay circulate as Barnard hopes Speaker returns to lead the Indians in 1927.
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Cleveland
Tris Speaker
Indians
Chicago
Speaker
Geometric Stamping
David R. Jones
Jones
J Us
James C. Dunn
Dunn
Barnard
The
Berlins' Names Not on Register
New York November 27 The social register for New York's forty first annual list excludes Eilin Mackay wife of Irving Berlin and omits the composer and his spouse from the elite roster. The Berlins join a group of families lately discussed in society headlines.
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New York
U.2
Eilin Mackay
Irving Berlin
America
Social Register
Register
Miss Mackay
the Stillmans
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Ohio Launches National Gas Lab in Cleveland
Ohio becomes home to a new national gas laboratory founded by the gas industry in Cleveland to test and certify gas appliances for efficiency and safety.
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Ohio
National Gas Laboratory
Cleveland
Mythical All Buckeye Athletic Association picks named
Ohio University stars Wise Shafer and Dando headline first team selections as coaches from six schools vote. Ohio University and Miami share three spots each, with Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg also well represented. Gravy Wise and Titton and Stryker are noted for multiple coach votes. Cincinnati places none.
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Wise
Shafer
Dando
Ohio University
Buckeye Athletic Association
Miami University
Ohio Wesleyan
Witte
Denison Fie
University of Cincinnati
Titton
Stryker
Miami
Ohio
Skip McCall
Obbucce
Cde
Nicholson
Denison
Huvecckes
Tilton
Wesleyan
Vecesceede
Ke 'Thiesen
Wittenberg
Wohlwender
Maurer
L.H.B. Blckle
R.hub
Campbell
L.E. Blythe
Stubbs
Wilson
Heeceeseelaahe Gregory
R.G. Dorn
Sibun
Man
Cincinnati
Brant
Boston College and Holy Cross play to scoreless tie
Boston College and Holy Cross battled to a 0-0 tie at Braves Field in Boston. About 40,000 watched as both Jesuit schools relied on line smashing and quick forward passes on a slippery mud field with Wise and Lowery starring for Holy Cross.
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Boston
U.P
Boston College
Holy Cross
Braves Field
Wise
Lowery
Georgetown Beats Detroit 19 to 0 in Easy Win
Georgetown University basketball team extended its season scoring total to 308 points with a relaxed 19 to 0 victory over the University of Detroit in Detroit Michigan. The Hilltoppers had hoped for more points but settled for a modest win as Detroit closed a rough season.
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Georgetown
Detroit
Mich
Georgetown University
Crac
University of Detroit
Dayton Flyers Defeat Marines 7 to 2 in Season Finale
Dayton, Nov 27. The University of Dayton Flyers closed its season with a 7 to 2 victory over the Quantico Marines. Dayton scored on a long pass from McGarry to Hipa in the opening quarter. Snelling’s muffed punt return produced the Marines’ only points. Starters for Dayton included Snelling, Hipa, and Belanich with Buckaway and Hough leading the Marines’ effort.
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Dayton
Quantico Marines
Ohio
University of Dayto Flyers
McGarry
Hipa
Perio Snelling
Phillips
Marines
Snelling
Belanich
Philby Buckaway
Hough
T Stara
Visitors
Grange‑less Yankees Lose Pro Title to Philadelphia Quakers
The Philadelphia Quakers defeated the New York Yankees 13 to 6 to claim the American League professional football championship. Red Grange, captain of the Yankees, was sidelined by injuries from Thanksgiving and did not play. Philadelphia finished the season with six wins and two defeats.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Qaers
York Yankees
Red” Grange
Yankees
T Quakers
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