Navy, Army Play 21-21 Tie in Classic West Point Showdown
Chicago crowd of 100000 watched the Army and Navy battle to a 21 all stalemate. Shapley of Navy sparked late heroics with a 7 yard run and a key 7 yard end run TD, while Hamilton and Shapley tied the score with passing and rushing as darkness halted further scoring. Army's Wilson, Cagle and Sprague caused trouble but Navy capitalized on a crucial early break. Also noted Ohio University honored on All Buckeye squad and Notre Dame humbled by Carnegie Tech.
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Ohio University
Navy
Army
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
the & T
al Shapley
San Neue Casca W
Shapley
Hamilton
Harry Wilson
Tine
Dud Sprague
Caldwell
Shuber
Wilsom
Cagle
Wilson
Ransford
Sprague
Yaros
Mevy
Lloyd
Bransford
Hamiliton
Timale
Pat
Sibel
Coola@ge
Pembhing
Navy Beats Army In Windless Chicago Showdown
Navy tops Army 21 to 14 in Chicago as Cadets and Midshipmen clash at the field. Navy gains 423 yards passing on 10 completions of 16 attempts while Army nets 26 yards on its two serial plays. Navy earns 12 first downs to Army's nine and is penalized 70 yards to Army's 35. Key contributors include Cagle with 94 yards for Army and Caldwell with 86 for Navy while multiple substitutions and score by periods are noted. Officials included Crowell as referee and Eckersal as umpire.
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Hicago
Army
Navy Aemy Lievd
Born Wickhor At
Carsy
Hammack
Daley G Schmitt
Sprague 'Bardwick
Harbold Hannigan
Harding Bamilton
Wilson Schaber
Cagle Caldwell
Hewitt
Navy
Harpster
Carnegie
Flanagan
Boyle
Knute Rockne
Insh
Rockne
Tech
Aundie
Varsity
Donohoe
Mefort
Harpsters
Donohos
Notre Dame
Letzelter
Sit
Wonohee
O'Boyle
Llanegan
Seward
Tetzeller
Caret Magic
Edwarda
Wee Heardan
Pamagan
Heardans
Mote Dame
Vinnegans
Wards
Himr Harpsier
Harpsister
Une Vader
Drop
Heardon
Wharton
Edwards
Cowan
Carner
Blefort
Lettery
Land
Heardonto
Luc
Ete ' Don
Fianagins
Pase
Hunting Party Is Lost in Africa
CAPE TOWN South Africa United Press reports a party of two American doctors is missing in the African wilds. Fears rise as word circulates that supplies may have been exhausted after raids or theft by Bushmen. The missing hunters are Dr W O W McMillan of Birmingham Alabama and Dr N L Magoon a dentist with a practice in Salisbury Rhodesia.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Nev
South African
W OW. McMillan
Birmingham
Alabam
Detroit Policeman Killed on His Beat
Detroit police officer Sergeant Edward Perin, holder of the department’s highest bravery award, was found shot near the heart on a sidewalk outside a saloon after sending in a garbled call. Twelve people were in custody as investigators searched for the bandits involved.
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Detroit
Edward Purin
Perrin
Submarine flotilla arrives as French brace for fascist activity
Three French submarines and four destroyers have reached a port for a planned seven day stay, part of a broader precautionary move following reports of fascist bands in Paris and tensions with Italy. A naval squadron was sighted off the coast as authorities prepared for potential unrest.
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Sic
France
Tay
Eerie
Paris
Rockne Team Upset as Carnegie Tech Demolishes Notre Dame
In Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech crushed Notre Dame 219 to 0, dominating with tougher tackling, superior ends and sharper passes. Harpster scored two field goals and Tech repeatedly advanced from the Notre Dame 14 and 3 yard lines.
Nelsonville gridiron season notes honors for Harry Kelly
Nelsonville finished its season with five wins and four losses after a Thanksgiving game against Logan. Highlights include Woodson and Howell as offensive standouts, two 90 yard runs by Woodson, and a 55-0 win over New Straitsville. The piece proposes naming the local playground “Kelly Field” to honor Harry Kelly for his contributions to community and high school athletics.
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Mac Bartlett
Mellonville
Ith Logan
N. H
Harris
Woodsor
Howell
Harper
Woodson
Curran
Scarlet and Gray Outfit
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Weat
Nelsonsake
Jackson
West
Meade Whyte
Jacksons
Tings
Wellston
Bryan
Gallipolis
Scarlet and Gray
Met
Rippey
Portsmouth
Goetz
Lewis
Eughn
Stars
Nélieville
Howehh
Welsonville
Athens
Tala
Aébonville
M. Whyte
New Straitaville
Pracks
Logan
West Scord
Kennard
Bola
Keller
Leadbetter
Ineup
Careris Tech
Notre Dame Mefort
Ass Walsh
Midziner Wi
Hogan Coman
Hepps
Dianby Redericks
Mareliff Toder
Toliskey
Asa Bend
Harpster
Ruey
Donohoe
Niemec
Godwirt
Waane
Wynne Scoro
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Letzelter
Drophick
Kelly
Western Conference Football Schedules Face Changes
Chicago November 21 Western Conference coaches and officials welcomed new football schedules for 1927. Several traditional games were dropped while teams still face strong and weak opponents. Purdue plays Harvard at Cambridge in October, Indiana visits Harvard on October 29, Michigan meets Navy at Ann Arbor on November 12, and Princeton plays Ohio State at Princeton on November 7. Northwestern is not listed with Chicago or Notre Dame for next season. Notre Dame draws Minnesota and Indiana, Navy, Army, Georgia Tech, Drake, and Southern California. Chicago faces Indiana, Purdue, Penn State, Ohio State, Michigan, Illinois, and Wisconsin on Saturdays. Northwestern plays Illinois after Ohio State. Michigan plays Wisconsin, Ohio State, Illinois, Chicago, Navy, Minnesota in sequence.
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Chicago
Purdue
Harvard
Cambridge
Indiana
Harvard Stadium
Michigan
Navy
Ann Arbor
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Ohio State
Northwestern
Georgia Tech
Evanston
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Army
Georgia
Tech
Drake
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iinois
Navy Pleased by Seaplane Crews Despite Failures
The Navy reported November 27 that the proposed nontop seaplane Mirht from Hampton Roads to Colon Panama failed to meet requirements yet showed spirited effort from both crews. Navy authorities praised the crews and continued evaluation of the project.
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Washington
Navy
Hampton Reeds
Colon Panama
Logan Cagers Start Monday With Practice
Logan High School opens basketball practice Monday evening under Coach Harley Meyer. Captain Keller and three holdovers return, with Martin, Williams, Leadbetter, Canty, and Ridgley among hopefuls. A weekly game schedule is planned, with December 10 open and Crooksville eyed for that date.
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Logan
Logan High School
Harley Meyer
Laze Keller
Fox
Becker
Keller
Pias
Martin
Williams
Leadbetter
Canty
Ridgley
Crooksville
Iuast High
Columbus
Gallipolis
Jackson
Trenton
Portsmouth
Athens
Lancaster
Wellston
Nelsonsville
Baltimore
Pomeroy
Welsonville
Decision Planned In Fall-Doheny Oil Trial By Christmas
A U S paragraph reports a pending decision in the Fall Doheny oil trial expected by Christmas. The note ties the case to defense and prosecution plans amid a high profile legal battle over a $100,000 loan and related conveyance. The piece references a stock of related headlines including ship sale rumors and a fire in Green ville, with a broad map of notable Ohio city nicknames and local incidents.
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Doheny
London
White Star Steamship Line
Royal Mail Line
Washington
New York
Cree
Berlins Names Removed From New York Social Register
New York November 27 The social register’s forty first annual edition omits Eilin Mackay and Irving Berlin and their spouses from its list The move follows public sensationalism surrounding the Berlins and other famous families Detailing the punishment felt by the 400 the report notes the Stillmans and Rhinelander as examples Wilmington Delaware November 27 A reported whipping post scene occurs after a gas lab leader sentence. the incident involves Lloyd a black man and a Cleveland led official at the county jail brigade site
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New York
U.R
Eilin Mackay
Irving Berlin
America
Misa Mackay
the Stillmans
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Wilmington
Del
Elmer
Ohio
New Castle
All American Chosen by New York Sun
The New York Sun selects its All American football team with six Westerners and five Easterners. Benny Friedman of Michigan headlines the backfield on the first team, with Emma Man named on both top squads. The list honors players from Navy Army Brown Notre Dame and others, highlighting strong ends and backs.
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New York
New York Sun Today
Navy
Army
Brown
Notre Dame
Emma Man
Benny Friedman
Bhecigan
Sun
Jake Slagle
Princeton
Ken
Herb Joesting
Minnesota
Kaer
California
Oberlander
Tryon
Grange
Nevers
Broda
Hanson
Syracuse
Wickhorst
Schmidt
Amy
Boeringer
Connaughton
Georgetown
Wilcox
Purdue
Wilson
Lafayette
Oboyle
Netre Dame
Rudner and Mazer Denied Ball in Canton Hearing
Judge Z W Diehl refused to alter his decision granting Ben Rudner a $100000 ball while denying Louis Mazer the $60000 ball. He said the court retains discretion whether a first degree murder suspect should receive bail and noted Rudner would not go on trial within seven months after his decision.
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Canton
Z. W. Diehl
Ben Rudner
Louis Mazer
Diehl
Michigan to Open 1927 Season Versus Ohio Wesleyan
Chicago November 27. Coach George Gauthier of Ohio Wesleyan announced the schedule for the 1927 season with Michigan. The opener will be October 1 at the new Michigan stadium, a game arranged through Fielding Yost who once played and coached the OWU team. Ohio Wesleyan shifts from the Ohio State series, marking a notable clash to start Michigan’s home slate.
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Hicago
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan University
University of Michigan
Michigan Stadium
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Fielding Yost
Methodists
Tris Speaker May Quit Baseball Over Pay Cut
Cleveland fans face rumors that Tris Speaker will quit baseball if his salary is cut from about 39,000. Speaker has been approached to join Geometric Stamping Company, owned by David R. Jones, a close friend. Mrs Dunn’s sale talks and possible salary dispute with Speaker spark concern while E Barnard, Indians president, hopes Speaker returns to lead the team next season.
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Tris Speaker
Gerald D
United Press
Cleveland
Tris Speaker Imey
Indians
Chicago
Speaker
Lapreen
Accep
David R Jones
Jones
Speakerntends
James C. Dunn
Dunn
Moody
Kay
E. Barnard
Ohio University leads first all Buckeye Athletic Association team
Wise Dando and Shafer of Ohio University head a first team selection by BAA coaches from six schools. Miami shares top honors with three players, while Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg place two each. Denison and Wooster receive lesser representation as the selection spans backs guards and linemen across member schools.
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Wise
Shafer
Dando
Ohio University
Buckeye Athletic Association
Miami University
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittws Eath
Denisol Ogme
University of Cimempnt
Louches Thron
Ubio Weateyan
Kingke
Miam Tere
Iqsl
Ohio
McCall Miami Nicholson
Denison Sheter
Onion
Ciera Tilton
Thiesen
Wittenberg
Wohlwenser
Miami
Maurer
Stryker
Campbell
Ohi
Muller
Wittenberg - Gregory
Denison
Longley
Broughton Denison
Red Sweeney
S.cedeas
Pryce
Lhb Mason
Rhe
Dorn
Armstrong
Latez Lamme
Herman
Cincinnati
Brant Witstenberg
Duncan
Giwald
Mam
Miller
Wittenpert
Stubbs
Guar
Boston College and Holy Cross end scoreless tie at Braves Field
In Boston on November 27, Boston College and Holy Cross battled to a 0 0 draw before about 40 000 fans. Muddy field slowed open plays and both Jesuit teams relied on line smashing and short passes. Wise and Lowery starred for Holy Cross with Lowery connecting on a long gain via a forward pass.
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Boston
U.P
Boston College
Holy Cross
Braves Field
Lowery
Georgetown Dominates Detroit 19 to 0 in Easy Victory
Georgetown Universitys crack eleven added to its season scoring total with a 19 to 0 win over the University of Detroit at Detroit. The Hilltoppers once again showed strong defense and efficient offense, though the modest final margin surprised fans given their strong overall record.
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Detroit
Mid
Georgetown University
University of Detroit
Dayton Flyers Defeat Marines 7 to 2 on Ohio Grid
Dayton beats Quantico Marines 7 to 2 to close season at home. McGarry connects on a long first quarter pass to Hipa for Dayton, with Snelling mishap leading to Marines’ safety for their points. Dayton standouts include Bipa Belanich Snelling and Phillips. Marines stars include Phillips Buckaway and Hough.
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Dayton
Quantico Marines
Ohio
University of Dayton
Tigers
McGarry
Hipa
Snelling
Phillips
Marines
Bipa
Belanich
Fins
Phillips, Buckaway
Hough
Visitors
Grange Injured As Yankees Lose Pro Title To Phillies
Philadelphia defeated the New York Yankees 13 to 10 to win the American League Professional football championship. Red Grange, captain of the Yankees, was sidelined with an injury sustained in the Thanksgiving game. The Yankees ended the season with one loss and two defeats.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Anferé
Ne York Yankees
Red” Grange
Yankees
Linea
Quakera
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Eadets
Middies
Henry KE
Farrell United Press
Annapolis
West Point Cadets
Annapolis Midshipmen
West Point
Midshipmen
Duterrom
Atty
Nes
Bervier
Davidson
Dahl
Seaman
Schmitt
Gilbert
Perry
Saunders
Murrell
Caldace Price
Born
Goudge
Hanne- Ean
Schuber
Hannefan
Outley
Tansford
Tansford, ‘Touchdowns, Caldier
Sprarue
Cade
W. G. Crowell
Swarthmore
Umoptre
Walter Eckersal
Wiere Crewelly
Rawdom
John Schommer
Rere
Africa
Pittsburgh
Otra Dame
Ang Tvish
Hiodine
Harry Kelly
Big Ten
Leafs
Frederick A. Hanks
Bucyrus
Monte Muligin
Prohibition
Additon
Patinlsvilis
R. Blair
Agaen - Columbus
Harry J9. Comer
Department of Busines Research
Ohio State University
Hugh K Martin
Thale
Greenvillia
Strand Theatre
Glieveland
Polce
Petit Journals
Rome
Marcon
Koch Company
Incinsnau
Porkopolia
Graveland
Forest City
Tooedo
Yuua
Adolph A. Hoehling
Senate
Secretary of Interior
Albert B. Fall
Edward L Doheny
Maginate
NEW York Sun
Hess
Rudner
Mazer
Buckeye
Cindy
Dayton Flyers
Fbe Hye
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