Ranks of Undefeated Teams Thinned by Early Upsets This Week
The unbeaten college football field will thin further after Saturday's games. Penn and Chicago meet in a key East versus Midwest clash at Franklin Field as other undefeateds from Washington and Jefferson to Colgate and Princeton face testing opponents. Harvard Yale Princeton trail the leaders if upsets occur. Army Syracuse Fordham Lehigh NYU Boston College also seek to keep records intact.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
Franklin Field
Quakers
Brown
Yale
Lafayette
Colgate
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Pittsburgh
Washington
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Princeton
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Eddie Tryon
Harvard
Georgetown
Green
Cambridge
Crimson
Hanoverians
Carnegie
Army
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Holy Cross
Lehigh
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Columbia
Gil Dobie
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Dartmouth
West Point
St. Louis
Ohio
Akron University
Denison Freshmen Hold Regulars In Prep For Cincinnati Game
In Granville on October 21 the Denison squad faced the freshmen who used Cincinnati plays. The freshmen stifled the regulars to a low score while the regular backfield showed improvement. In Ada on October 21 Ohio Northern practiced with emphasis on defending St. Xavier's forward passes and relied on Heeley's kicking and Livingston's passing. Glidden moved to backfield with Zebold Freshcorn Douda Vanhorn among others and Captain Maurice Grass would call signals. In Athens on October 21 Ohio University cripples prepared for Wesleyan homecoming with fundamentals blocking and heavy tackling practice under Coach Ped.
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Vanhorn
Maurice Grass
Athens
Ohio University
Don Ped
Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan Bishops overpower freshmen scrimmage
Delaware Ohio October 21 The Ohio Wesleyan team gained ground at will against the freshmen in scrimmage tonight. The Bishops completed forward passes with little trouble in the early session and then ripped up the yearling line as the freshmen used Ohio forward pass plays against the regulars.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Wooster Prepares Offense for Mt Union Clash
Wooster coach Boles led a long offensive scrimmage as the team works to improve its attack ahead of the Mt Union game Saturday. The Wooster squad has not yet shown strong offensive power.
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Oberlin Scrimmage Notes for Case Saturday Game
Oberlin Coach MacEachron fields Poe and Hansbury at regular backs in scrimmage with freshmen. Burr and Willder, troubled by colds, also ready. Official plans check an offensive approach for the Case clash Saturday.
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Hansbury
MacHachron
Burr
Willder
MacEachron
Case
Case Coach Bob Fletcher Sees Rising Team Momentum
Cleveland reports indicate coach Bob Fletcher at Case is guiding his squad to improving performance as the season progresses, with players showing increased discipline and team cohesion.
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Cleveland, O
Bob Fletcher
Case
Middletown to Meet Hughes in Varsity Stadium Tomorrow
Middletown faces Hughes High School tomorrow at Carson Field in a key football clash. Middletown just beat Stivers 14 to 6 and seeks to repeat past success over Hughes, who beat Middletown 7 to 3 last year. Coach Lingris relies on size. Hughes counters with speed led by Schutte and Lee. Game kicks off at 2 30 with officials Lane Marty and Noppenberger.
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Middletown
Carson Field
Stivers
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Cincinnati
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Schutte
Lee
Lane
Marty
Noppenberger
Stagg Men Practice in Rain Before Penn Game
Chicago Oct 21 Coach Stagg of the University of Chicago drove three scrimmage teams through three hours of practice in steady rain. The Maroons last home session before meeting Pennsylvania Saturday focused on forward passing and punting. Elmer Lampe returned in uniform but did not play as the squad, except for him, remained fit. The team departs for Philadelphia at noon tomorrow, arriving Friday morning for a workout.
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Chicago
Stagg
University of Chicago
Maroons
Pennsylvania
Elmer Lampe
Lampe
Philadelphia
Orning
Purdue Hit By Injuries
Purdue University football will be without two regulars for most of the season due to injuries from a scrimmage with the freshman team. Full back M. L. Gladders has two broken bones in his left foot. Guard Don Cunningham sustained a broken nose.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
M. L. Gladders
Don Cunningham
Prince Henry Stands Alone in Royal Motorcycle Riding
Prince Henry is the only member of the English royal family who rides a motorcycle, marking a distinctive hobby within royal circles.
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Prince Henry
Holtkamp Seeks Faster Charge As Reserve Struggles
Fred Holtkamp of Western Reserve spent most of today’s workout trying to speed up the charging of his line. The Reserve wall has been slow all season and Holtkamp believes this is one of the principal reasons his attack failed to work as well as expected against Wooster.
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Cleveland, O
Fred Holtkamp
Western Reserve
Holtkamp
Wooster
Heidelberg Football Team Shows Improvement in Practice
In Tiffin Ohio on October 21 Heidelberg's squad practiced with sharper form than this season. Starrer and Kramer stood out against the second string players showing notable improvement.
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Heidelberg
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Kramer
Buckeye Varsity Limps Through Light Practice
Columbus Ohio October 21 Buckeye Varsity session limited to light kicking passing and signal drill. Second string versus freshmen game ends with freshmen overpowering their opponents in first scrimmage of the year.
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Miami Faces Indiana After Lively Miami Scrimmage
Oxford Oct 21 The Miami squad conducted a spirited scrimmage focusing on line plunging and forward pass defense. Miami prepares to meet Indiana this Saturday.
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Miami
Indiana
Real Estate Board backs bond issue in November vote
The Cincinnati Real Estate Board recommended approval of bonds for streets sewers and other public improvements to be submitted at the November election. The session also discussed tax and debt limitation amendments. J W Jacoby urged support for these amendments while Anna Marcus explained proportional representation voting method. The meeting drew the year's largest attendance with P Lincoln Mitchell presiding.
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Cincinnati Snow Falls After Midnight
The first snow of the season fell in Cincinnati shortly after midnight following steady rain the day before. Weather Forecaster W. C. Devereaux predicted a warming trend today with light rain continuing.
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United States
Colgate Star Gene Helwig Out With Injury
Colgate suffered a setback for the upcoming Princeton game as Gene Helwig, the halfback expected to pair with Eddie Tryon, reopened an old injury and will miss the first practice and the Tigers match. The setback comes after Colgate’s loss in the opening Canisius game.
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N. Y
Colgate
Princeton
Gene Helwig
Canisius
Helwig
Eddie Tryon
Tigers
Church League To Meet At YMCA Central Parkway
The YMCA Church Basket Ball League will hold a 7 30 PM meeting tomorrow in the Physical Director's office at Central Parkway Branch YMCA to lay plans for a ten team circuit. Games will be played on the YMCA gym floor every Saturday with prizes for first and second place. Clubs may apply for membership before tomorrow night.
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Central Parkway
Kellogg Misses Meeting Amid Debates Over Charter backed Campaign
The Madisonville meeting ended without a Kellogg Seasongood debate after Kellogg claimed he was invited only to speak not debate. Charter Committee and Madisonville Welfare Association factions clashed as Republicans took offense at the event while Seasongood and Kramer spoke on city issues.
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Madisonville
Edwin Kellogg
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Frank Lewis
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John H. Clippinger
Earl Holwadel
Seasongood
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Council
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R. D. Addison
Mr. Holwadel
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D. Edward Sauer
Max Schwartz
B. W. Stallard
J. R. Gorman
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George J. Brown
Martin Daly
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William R. Hopkins
Cleveland
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Hornberger
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Kramer
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Conky Island
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Henry Bentley
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Charles O. Rose
Tyler Field
Stanley Matthews
Edward T. Dixon
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Hynicka to Speak at Tauncheon Campaign Kickoff
R K Hynicka chairman of the Republican County Central Committee will headline the opening campaign event with a noon luncheon at the Elks Temple Ninth and Elm Also speaking are Charles S Bell George Puchta E W Edwards and James J Heckhy Miss Anna Marcus will discuss proportional representation Reservations total 680 covers for the luncheon intended as a workers get together.
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Board of Elections
Ultimatum Sent to Bulgaria Demands Indemnity and Punishment
The Greek Government issues a forty eight hour ultimatum to Bulgaria over the Demirhissar frontier clash. It seeks 2,000,000 French francs in indemnity, official regret, punishment of Bulgarian officers, and compensation for killed officers and soldiers families. Sofia proposes a mixed Greek Bulgarian on site commission.
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Bulgaria
Demirhissar
Sofia
Bulgarian Greek frontier clash told by Bulgarian agency
The Bulgarian Telegraphic Agency reports a Greek soldier crossed into Bulgaria near Demirkapou on Monday wounding a Bulgarian sentry. The Bulgarian sentry returned fire killing the Greek. A long border fusillade followed until a Bulgarian officer reached the Greek commander at Demirhissar.
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Bulgaria
Bulgarian Telegraphic Agency
Demirkapou
Demirhissar
Greeks mass troops to invade Bulgaria border tensions rise
London dispatches report Greeks massing along the frontier with Bulgaria over an indemnity dispute after a Greek soldier was shot. Diplomatic telegrams urge submission to the League of Nations as fears grow of clashes with Macedonian bands in the Dorian area.
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New York World News Service
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Tobacco next on list to get ban of W C T U
Akron Ohio October 21 The Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union asserts future focus on world peace and anti tobacco drives after victory over saloons Leaders hint at active role in state politics Speakers criticize cigarette use by women and tobacco harms Pamphlets on tobacco dangers are distributed and hip pocket flasks denounced as an evil to be eradicated
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Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ohio merchants council reelects Lazarus and Sheridan
Fred Lazarus Jr of Columbus was reelected president of the Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants at the annual meeting. Eugene Geismer of Cleveland was named vice president, Frederick H. Rike of Dayton treasurer, and George V. Sheridan was reelected executive director. Trustees elected include Bolton Armstrong of Cincinnati, D C Keller of Cincinnati, and Frederick H. Rike.
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Columbus, CO
Fred Lazarus, Jr
Columbus
Ohio State Council of
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Cleveland
Frederick H. Rike
Dayton
George V. Sheridan
Bolton Armstrong
Cincinnati
D. C. Keller
Mr. Rike
Amusements Listings Across Shubert Grand Cox and Palace
The page reviews acts at Shubert and Grand Opera House with Willie Howard in Sky High, Spooks featuring Leona LaMar, Cox Theatre presenting Just Life Madame, Keith's October lineup headlined by Ed Healy and Allan Cross, plus vaudeville by the Four Camerons and Dave Apollom. Palace showcases Ted Watson revue with Fernandita Area and Royal Gypsy Orchestra. Empress Theater presents The Circle with Eleanor Boardman and Malcom McGregor, along with supporting acts. The Walnut Theatre features The New Commandment and Invisible Wounds with Blanche Sweet and Ben Lyon.
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Cox Theater
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B. F. Keith
Ed Healy
Allan Cross
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Dave Apollom
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Mazie Clifton
Bille de Rex
Richard Kean
Charles Sargent
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Paris
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Oklahoma
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Jean King
Edna Fisher
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Robert Kane
Frederick Palmer
Lada Cowan
Howard Higgin
Walnut Theater
Blanche Sweet
Ben Lyon
Holbrook Blinn
Claire Eames
George Cooper
Dorothy Cummings
Effie Shannon
Chuckles of 1926 to Open at Olympic Next Week
A burlesque show called Chuckles of 1926 debuts at the Olympic with Ed Quigley Billy Fields and Jack Reddy leading a troupe of performers. The act promises twelve scenes a charming chorus and lots of mirth during the Columbia wheel engagement.
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Columbia Wheel
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Billy Fields
Jack Reddy
Max Fields
Anna Fink
The Mystic at Strand Theater Promises Mystical Graft Plot
Tod Browning writes and stars in The Mystic, a mystery play at the Strand. Conway Tearle and Aileen Pringle lead a cast with David Torrence, Mitchell Lewis, Gladys Hulette, and Robert Ober as a gypsy medium uses occult powers to fool officials while amassing wealth. A love affair with his ward shifts the tale toward a dramatic finale.
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Tod Browning
Strand Theater
Conway Tearle
Aileen Pringle
David Torrence
Mitchell Lewis
Gladys Hulette
Robert Ober
Yara
Tearle
Man Who Found Himself at Capitol Theater Cincinnati
Captiol presents Paramount drama The Man Who Found Himself based on Booth Tarkington story. Thomas Meighan stars with Virginia Valli and Julia Hoyt in a tale of a banker’s dereliction, prison sacrifice, and a man seeking trust after prison. Also shown LYRIC with Klondike Alaska mining camp scenes.
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Thomas Meighan
Paramount Screen
Booth Tarkington
Cincinnati
Capitol Theater
Virginia Valli
Julia Hoyt
Hugh Cameron
Frank Morgan
Meighan
Sing Sing
Alaska
Klondike
Family Theatre to Run The Freshman for Week
Harold Lloyd comedy The Freshman, after four weeks as a first run picture, returns to Cincinnati audience at the Family Theater for a week starting Sunday. The college life and football theme taps current student interest as a newcomer seeks approval and learns that the goat’s heart can redeem him.
Film Stars Likely at Halloween Ball at Hotel Gibson
May McAvoy may attend the Film Exchange Managers Halloween ball at the Hotel Gibson Saturday night. Maurice Strauss announces the event with possible other film celebrities, invitations sent by Metro Goldwyn First National and Universal studios. Over a thousand tickets have been sold.
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