Bearcat Eleven Set for Bruising Big Six Opener
Denison's 1925 line led by Captain Mitchell and guard Nicholson contrasts with a bruising Denison squad determined to prove itself at Nippert Stadium tomorrow in the first Big Six game. Key linemen Howles Herman McLaren Park Shane and backs Valentiner Klein Bradford Maddux headline a strong, battle-ready Bearcats unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Walter Livingston
Mitchell
Nicholson
Baker
Decker
Broughton
Behan
Jenkins
Moore
Bearcats
Livingston
Nippert Stadium
Pease and Company
Granville
Jim Howles
Herman
Hanover
Howles
McLaren
Park Shane
Culver
Nimmo
Holle
Johnny Pease
Mike Barrett
U. C
Davis
Schmid
Grasseder
Hessler
Thornbury
Schott
Mattern
Valentiner
Clark
Klein
Bradford
Maddux
Birt
Martin
Cincinnatian proposes indoor polo tourney this winter
A Cincinnatian proposes a Middlewest team visit to New York for a National Indoor Polo Association sanctioned tournament this winter. The selection would come from an elimination series including Cincinnati Buffalo Chicago Cleveland and Detroit. George C Sherman of New York was re elected president of the national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middlewest
de Gray Vanderbilt
Cincinnati
National Indoor Polo Association
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
George C. Sherman
Inter-City League to Meet for Meeting at Fenwick Club
The Inter-City Catholic Basket Ball League will hold a meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at the Fenwick Club. All league members are urged to be represented as a $50 forfeiture will be posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-City Catholic Basket Ball League
Fenwick Club
Koors 29 Sign Johnny Mahrt Ahead of Weekend Clash
Dayton reports say the Koors 29 add Johnny Mahrt strengthens their lineup for a Sunday game at Redland Field against the Potter Tramps. Dayton seeks a reversal of a 6 to 0 defeat in the earlier meeting as Cincinnati prepares new grandstand seating and fans get better shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Potter Tramps
Koors
Redland Field
Gem City
Johnny Mahrt
Cincinnati
Mahrt
Potter
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Cushing
Tramps
Freeman Avenue Armory
French Promoter Ready to Stage Bout with Dundee
Antoine Boyer a Paris promoter holding Johnny Dundee’s contract says he is prepared to fulfil the deal to stage a bout with Fred Bretonnel in Paris. He welcomes Dundee back to France as recommended by the New York Athletic Commission and notes the French Boxing Federation would lift its suspension if Dundee signs and fulfills the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Antoine Boyer
Johnny Dundee
Fred Bretonnel
Dundee
New York Athletic Commission
France
Boyer
Bretonnel
Waters Sores K O Over Dyllon in Fort Fight
Waters scored a technical knockout over Young Jack Dillon in the third round of a ten round main event at Ft Thomas arena after stunning Dillon with a shoulder injury. Kid Ritchie outpointed Joe Guest in a six round semi final. Nick Carter defeated Cowboy Harris in five rounds.
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Rapid Waters
Jack Dillon
Ft. Thomas
Waters
Dillon
Kid Ritchie
Joe Guest
Nick Carter
Cowboy Harris
Pat Travers
Phil Herbert
Jack Woods
Kid Dykes
Joe Seiter
Lefty Mexe
Johnny Mack
Masked Marvel
Chicago Maroons Set for Penn Clash in Philadelphia
Twenty eight University of Chicago football players plus many student rooters head to Philadelphia to face the University of Pennsylvania. Coach Stagg promises surprises as Chicago aims to upset the defending Yale beaters with strong fundamentals and planned frills. About 2500 Chicago fans travel for the big week game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Philadelphia
A. A
University of Pennsylvania
Middle West
Penna
Stagg
Gene Francis
Northwestern
Elmer Lampe
Yale
Pennsylvania
Maroons
Princeton
Quakerie
Hurley Edges Mascart In Furious Ten Round Bout
Lew Hurley a speedy New York featherweight won a close decision over Edouard Mascart of France in a fast twelve round battle in New York. Mascart pressed and did not yield, while Hurley absorbed counter punishment to secure victory. In the semi final, Lew Chester beat Vic McLoughlin, and Andy Divodi stopped Paul Auburtin in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hype Igoe
New York World News Service
New York
Lew Hurley
Edouard Mascart
France
Mascart
Hurley
Lew Chester
Vic McLoughlin
Andy Divodi
Paul Auburtin
Auburtin
Mascart’s
Promoter Announces Rosenberg Title Bid vs Night’s Goldstein Hellman Winner
San Francisco promoter Harry F. Morrison said negotiations are nearly done for a Thanksgiving Day title bout. The plan calls for Phil Rosenberg to face the winner of tonight’s Abe Goldstein Chuck Hellman bout for the world bantamweight championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harry F. Morrison
Phil Rosenberg
Abe Goldstein
Chuck Hellman
Middlebury Football Sets Depth to Height Record
Harvard scored 68 points on October 12 against Middlebury, which then routed St Michaels 61 to 0 a week later. Next Sunday at City College Stadium New York Willie Ritola will attempt to beat the American mark for a ten mile run in 51 minutes 325 seconds set by Hannes Kohemainen in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Middlebury College
Harvard
Middlebury
St. Michaels
City College Stadium
New York
Willie Ritola
Hannes Kohemainen
Radio Program For Today Bright Spots Air Schedule
A listing of evening radio programs across New York stations. Highlights include operas and banquets, concerts from WGY WRN WJZ WMCA WJY WNYC and others, with times from 5 P.M. to 11 P.M. featuring orchestras, talks, children’s stories, and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
Schenectady
WRN
New York
WJY
Henry Morgenthau
WJZ
LaFayette College
WMCA
Silent Tonight Radio Dials Listed For Stations
A compiled list shows radio station call signs across multiple markets including Central group KEMQ KFUO WCBD WKRC WLW WSAI KPRC and Eastern stations CKAC PWX WBBR WDAE WFBI WGBS WFI WHAZ WIP WMAK WGR WRC WREO WTAM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Central radio listings for WHAS and peers in Louisville Chicago and St Louis
Radio schedule notes concert hours orchestras vaudeville and stories across stations WHAS Louisville KSD St Louis KYW Chicago WLS Chicago WMAQ Chicago including School of the Air Moon revue Home Lovers' Hour and various organ recitals and soprano performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Home Lovers
OM Moon Revue
Evening Radio Schedule At WMBB Chicago
At 7 P.M. the station presents a duo performing home songs followed by a 9 P.M. orchestra with a popular program. The schedule showcases varied musical acts to entertain listeners tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMBB
Chicago
Evening radio schedule from Chicago stations
Radio listings show WHT Chicago presenting organ and instrumental concerts with a tenor and string trio followed by musical features and late night hour. WGN Chicago offers organ recital, dinner music, classical hour, and a jazz segment. WEBH Chicago schedules orchestral and vocal acts with violin duets and dance selections. WOK Chicago features vocal and instrumental sets, violin and piano, and a string trio through midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
WGN
WOK
Queen City Paper Company Buys Culvert Street Brick Building
The Queen City Paper Company took title yesterday from the Trail Mobile Company to a six story brick structure on the east side of Culvert Street, north of East Fifth Street. The deal totaled about $46,000. The lot fronts Calvert Street 56 feet and extends to Eggleston Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Paper Company
Trailmobile Company
Chicago Radio Schedule Highlighting Evening Music Blocks
WQJ and WBBM present dance music and popular programs from 7 P.M. through 1 A.M. with special acts Rainbo Skylarks and Ginger hour. WBCN features Fireside hour and a request dance program before night wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WQJ
Chicago
Rainbo Skylarks
WBBM
WBCN
Dubois Weds Dorothy Pierce Plans Honeymoon Tour
Leo V. Dubois of the management department of the Frederick A. Schmidt Company and his wife Dorothy Pierce of Fort Thomas Kentucky left on a two weeks motor honeymoon trip visiting Columbus Cleveland Pittsburgh and Washington D C yesterday after their wedding on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo V. Dubois
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Dorothy Pierce
Ft. Thomas
Columbus
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Evening Radio Schedules Across Cities
Radio listings detail programs for Eastern stations including WEAR Cleveland WTAM Cleveland KDKA Pittsburgh WCAE Pittsburgh WWI Detroit WGR Buffalo WGY Schenectady with dinner concerts orchestras talks and children's segments across multiple time slots and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kdka—E. Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Norwood House Sold for Seven Thousand Dollars
John B. Hoover sold to John G. Holden a two story frame residence at Burwood and Morton avenues Norwood for $7,000. Six rooms are in the home and a garage was included. Myers Y. Cooper acted as broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hoover
John G. Holden
Burwood and
Morton Avenues
Norwood
Myers Y. Cooper
Mabry Buys West Ninth Street Brick Building for 11000
Ambrose J. Mabry purchased a brick structure at 739 West Ninth Street West End for 11000 from Samuel Fine. The 17 room property has four modern apartments. Horace Sudduth acted as broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ninth Street
West End
Ambrose J. Mabry
Samuel Fine
Horace Sudduth
Brick duplex costing 13000 to rise at Trenton and Francis
A. Poneman plans a brick duplex at the northeast corner of Trenton and Francis avenues in Price Hill. The site was acquired from Millard F and Charles Roebling through Joseph Sehlhorst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Poneman
Trenton and
Francis Avenues
Price Hill
Millard F
Charles Roebling
Joseph Sehlhorst
Suzuki Absent From National Junior Balkline Championship
Kamekichi Suzuki who held the national junior balkline title has returned to Japan and will not defend his championship this year. Organizers plan a junior tournament to proceed with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamekichi Suzuki
Japan
Mathewson Jr Elected Braves Director in Bucknell Student Stature
Christy Mathewson Jr elected director of the Boston Braves on Wednesday. He excels in Bucknell University where he stands high in his class, is a saxophone artist, and a favorite with students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Mathewson, Jr
Boston Braves
Bucknnell
Radio Schedule Snippet Sparks Local Music Night
Local listings show stations WLIT and WIP from Philadelphia airing a mix of educational talks, dance orchestras, pianists, singers, and a Rufus and Rastus segment. Programs include orchestras at 5:05 PM and 6 PM, with recitals and musical sketches later in the evening.
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WLIT
Philadelphia
Rufus
Rastus
Real Estate Transfers In North Norwood Area
R A Wetterstrom bought a two family stucco dwelling with eight rooms at 1904 Crown Avenue Norwood from E A Pearson yesterday. John T Manthey purchased a six room wire cut brick semi bungalow at 2599 Laura Lane North Norwood through the same broker The house was owned by H A Iuler.
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R. A. Wetterstrom
E. A. Pearson
Weiling
Crown Avenue
Norwood
John T. Manthey
J. Klumb
Laura Lane
North Norwood
H. A. Iuler
Hawkeye Football Team Heads to Columbus for Ohio State Clash
Iowa City Oct 22 Thirty four players coaches and managers of the Hawkeye football team enrolled today for Columbus to play Ohio State Saturday. Coach Ingwersen admitted the team was over confident and still celebrating the victory over Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Hawkeye
Columbus
Ohio State
Ingwersen
Illinois
Radio Schedule Fragments for Aeneas and Dinner Music
The listing shows at 5 45 P M a hotel program on WEAF New York and at 6 P M dinner music followed by an orchestra performance. It outlines early evening radio segments and designated stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeneas
Prog Weaf
New York
Allegheny Grits Through Snow to Boston Tilt
Twenty five Allegheny College grid men kept spirits high after snow filled drills in Meadville. They board at 5 pm for a trip to Boston to face Boston College on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Meadville
Allegheny College
Boston
Boston College
Newport Citizens Rally Behind 325000 School Bond Issue
Emil Gerhardt, Newport Schools business manager, urged support for a 325000 bond to build a new high school at Eighth and Columbia and a new Arnold School building on Central Avenue. He cited overcrowding since 1906, makeshift classrooms, and lack of an assembly hall, with study rooms used as recitation spaces and forced auditorium rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Gerhardt
Newport Schools
Eighth
Columbia Streets
Central Avenue
Arnold
Gerhardt
Newport High School
Board of Education
Dayton Woman Attempts Suicide In Despair Over Ill Health
Mrs Clara Tupman 31 of 915 Terrace avenue Dayton Kentucky cut her throat with a razor in her bathroom yesterday. Husband Linus Tupman says she became despondent from ill health. She is in serious condition at Speers Hospital Dayton after doctors applied first aid en route to care.
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Clara Tupman
Terrace Avenue
Dayton
Speers Hospital
Linus Tupman
G. H. Zwick
Arno Ploss, 41, Coal Dealer Dies at Home
Arno Ploss died at his residence 327 Thornton Street yesterday from heart disease. He leaves widow Stella Ploss. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at the home under the direction of Robert Burns Lodge of Masons. Ploss was a member of New port Lodge of Moose.
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Arno Ploss
Thornton Street
Stella Ploss
Robert Burns Lodge of Masons
Pless
Newport Lodge of Moose
Realty Transfers in Highlands and Dayton
Edward John Holtz transfers to Harry L. Pelle a lot in Highlands Baby Farms for 8000 dollars. Highland Real Estate and Investment sells to Edward Holtz a lot in Highland Baby Farms for 500 dollars. Howard S. McIntyre transfers to Norman J. Luskin a Dayton lot for 2500 dollars. Edward L. Raisbeck sells to Harry Skelton a Ft. Thomas lot for 3000 dollars. Joseph Geiman transfers to Andrew Keller a Pool's Creek road lot for 600 dollars.
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Edward John Holtz
Harry L. Pelle
Highlands Baby Farms
Highland Real Estate and Investment Company
Edward Holtz
Highland Baby Farms
Howard S. McIntyre
Norman J. Luskin
Dayton
Edward L. Raisbeck
Harry ©. Skelton
Ft. Thomas
Joseph Geiman
Andrew Keller
Pool’s Creek Road
Newport Notes on Children Week and Local Events
Children's Week activities spread through Newport churches with programs Friday night. A pageant The Voice of the Future airs at Taylor Street M E Church at 8. Dr. Atwater of Lincoln Park Baptist Church will speak at a parents and teachers meeting at First Baptist Church. Flags presented to Sixth and Fifth Avenue Schools at Dayton Kentucky high school services. War bayonet course results from Ft. Thomas show Company F 72 percent and Company A 65 percent. Campbell County suit seeks 400 dollars. Mrs. Rose Shuey bound over for grand jury on elder father support charge.
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Newport
Taylor Street
M. E
Carleton Atwater
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
Cincinnati
Cayl
First Baptist Church
Eighth
York Streets
Sixth Avenue
Fifth Aveue
Dayton, Ky
Campbell and Kenton County Welfare Committee
Junior Order and
the Daughters of America
William E. Smith
O’fallon
Garfield Council
Vivian Hinton
Elmer Trumbo
Fifth
Rose Shuey
Ft. Thomas
Frank Sertel
Shuey
Buten
Fragmentary Names From Hocking and Hamilton Counties
A garbled OCR list shows names such as Alfred Tucker Norwood Mabel Davis Lessie Nobles Charles Schroer Marie Poe William Calderon Milda Hi with scattered county references to Hocking and Hamilton in Ohio. Details are illegible but imply a compiled roster or licenses.
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Sane Licenses
Alfred “Tucker
Norwood
Mabel Davis
Milford
O. Bryant Hunt
Hocking County
Lessie Nobles
Charles Schroer
Ton
O. Marie Poe
Hamilton
William B. Calderon
O. Milda
H. Hi
Historic Ivy League framed by six charter members in play
An Eastern football conference featuring Harvard Yale Princeton Dartmouth Brown and Pennsylvania enters a discussion phase assessing potential alignment and structure amid early talks and strategic planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Brown
Pennsylvania
Covington Day Law Takes Time of Jury
The Federal Grand Jury in the United States District Court returned fifteen more indictments, bringing the session total to 353. Pleas to liquor indictments dominated yesterday with several witnesses and defendants including George F. Egan who pled guilty to embezzling 247 dollars from the Covington Postoffice and was fined 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
United States District Court
George F. Egan
Covington Postoffice
William Devere
Newport
Covington
Hugh Jackson
Robert Venn
Venn
Ludlow
J. M. Wood
Harry Nestor
Henry Hand
Kendall Hand
Morgan
W. C. Thompson
John Britton
W. R. Allen
William Retschulte
East Eleventh Street
Frank C. Hauser
Artie King
Corbin
Jesse L. McNabb
Raymond C. Tipton
Clayton McGuire
Negro
Somerset
Taylor
Frank
Republicans Plan Voter Drive in Kenton County
The Kenton County Republican Campaign Committee met at 329 Court Avenue. John E. Shepard announced completion of the election day organization with challengers inspectors and runners. A mass meeting for voters and supporters will be held Thursday in Judge Applegate's courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Republican Campaign Committee
Court Avenue
John E. Shepard
Shepard
Judge Applegate
Red Cross Roll Call Under Way in Kenton County
Kenton County Chapter of the Red Cross begins its annual roll call on October 31, running through November 11. The drive aims to reach 20,000 members with help from churches, fraternal orders, and civic groups led by Executive Secretary Mrs. Sue Kinzer. Last year the chapter aided Lorain tornado victims and prepared Christmas baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Kenton County
Red Crossociety
Sue Kinzer
Lorain
Marriage Licenses List From Dayton Cincinnati and Surrounding Areas
Names listed include Glenn W. Michael and Catherine Lathan of Dayton Ohio. Otis Tape and Ethel Travers of Cincinnati. Albert Green of Newark Ohio. Minnie Brunner of St Louisville Ohio. Woodford R. Miller of Florence Kentucky. A G Renaker and wife of Florence Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn W. Michael
Dayton
Catherine Lathan
Otis Tape
Cincinnati
Ethel Travers
Albert Green
Newark
Minnie Brunner
St. Louisville
Woodford R. Miller
Florence
A G. Renaker
Wile
Florence, Ky
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al Smith
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Loretta Hunter
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Tomer
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