Notre Dame Seen As National Football Champion
The author argues Notre Dame stands as the sole undefeated team after examining Eastern and Western results. He notes Dartmouth, Yale, Penn, and others faced losses or ties, while Missouri, Nebraska, and Stanford show mixed results. The piece suggests a postseason meeting with Stanford could settle the national title, with Notre Dame as the likely champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
The
Dame University
Notre Dame
Ohne
Dartmouth
Yale
Westpoint
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Georgia
Chicago
Missouri
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kansas
South Bend
Toto
Center College
Alabama
Colonels
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Indiana
Far Coast
Hiddle
Leland S¢anford
California
Stanford
Harold McPhee Earns Top Scoring Honors In 1924 Ohio Conference
Halfback Harold McPhee led the 1924 Ohio conference football season with seven touchdowns and seven extra points for 49 points. Wooster’s Don Starn was runner up with 39 points, followed by Oberlin’s Max Webber. McPhee, noted as one of the fastest halfbacks in the state, helped his team to eight straight wins and the conference title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McPhee
McPhee
Don Starn
Wooster
Max Webber
Oberlin
Starn
Forbes tops Cline in ten round bout in East Chicago
In East Chicago on December 1 Dave Forbes of Elyria Ohio defeated Johnny Cline of California in ten rounds. Substituting for Morrie Schlaiffer of Omaha who did not appear, Forbes earned the decision amid bitterness from Schlaiffer’s manager Pat Boyle who said Schlaiffer could go his own way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morrie Schlaiffer
Omaha
Tiger Johnny Cline
California
Dave Forbes
Elyria
Schlaiffer
Pat Boyle
Schlalffer
Fighting Card For This Week
A dense boxing schedule lists twelve round bouts for Johnny Clinton against Pete August in Hartford and Mike McTigue facing Harry Fay in Louisville. Multiple arenas host ten or six round fights across Buffalo, Marion, Youngstown, and Newark with a wide slate of notable contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Clinton
Pete August
Hartford
Mike McTigue
Harry Fay
Louisville
Jimmy Johnston
Eddie Leonard
Nat Pincus
Bobby Wolgast
Wilkes Barre
Jimmy Slattery
Vic McLoughlin
Buffalo
Norm Genet
Art Weigandt
Willie Cunningham
Johnny Sacco
Tiger Flowers
Battling Gahee
Columbus
Johnny Karr
George Perotta
Marion
Ed Greatheart
Fred Mchilds
Young Scotty
K. O. Clark
Ted Easterbrook
Johnny “Ascher
Youngstown
K. O. Yutzy
Kayo Xeny
Jimmy Zill
Newark
Willie Harmon
Billy Romsey
Jack Green
Wildman Gould
Benny Rothwell
Georgie Drandt
Jon DeFilippo
Charley Wells
Billy Britton
Eddie Gates
Atlanta
Bettling Siki
Jack Burke
Brooklyn
Ray
Delaware Five at Lorain Tonight Score Seeks Upset
Moalters Pets of Delaware travels to Lorain to clash with the Lions in the south game of the season. Lorain boasts an unbeaten defense this year after beating three Cleveland teams and the Kenton Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Lorain
Moalters Pets
Nansfield City News
Lions
Cleveland
Fostoria
Kenton Reds
Lorain Eagles Fall 2–0 in National Cup Series
Lorain Eagles lost to the McKenzies of Akron 2 to 0 on Sunday. The defeat eliminates Lorain from further National Cup series participation as they could not breach the Akron defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain Eagles
The
McKenzies
Akron
Eagles
Racing Meetings Across Cities Highlight Week
Sporting schedule lists Jefferson Parish Racetrack in New Orleans Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana Tia Juana Jockey Club in Tia Juana and a six day cycling event at Madison Square Garden Bowling league in Des Moines billiards and pocket billiards championships in Boston Philadelphia and Brooklyn plus a boxing match Cuddy DeMarco versus Eddie Wagner for ten rounds in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Parish
New Orleans
Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Tila Juana Jockey Club
Tia Juana
Madison Square Garden
Middle West Bowling Association
Des Moines
Boston
Massachusetts
Bow&ton
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cuddy DeMarco
Eddie Wagner
Pittsburgh
Boxing cards list for Oakland Yonkers bouts
Readable note lists bouts with Duffy in Oakland four rounds and Moe Heracevitehah in Yonkers twelve rounds. Also mentions Pete Sarnado versus Jay Morton in Yonkers with results pending or reweds.
Local Midgets Claim Jr Title
The McKinley Midgets won three straight junior games over St. Marys Bulldogs Troxel Juniors and East River Street Bulldogs to claim the 100 pound championship. Led by Cant Mortimer Snod Brass and Wagner, they used aerial attack and strong teamwork under Coach Guth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
St. Mary's Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Troxel
Cant
Mortimer
Laturday
East River Street Bulldogs
Snod- Brass
Wagner
Guth
College and professional football results listed
Football results show Cleveland scholastic Lakewood 9 West Tech 6. Army 12 Navy 0. Notre Dame 40 Carnegie Tech 33. Boston College 14 Georgia 7. Swarthmore 12 Haverford 0. Fordham 9 Georgetown 6. Southern Col 38 U Havana Broaddust West Liberty Tech Providence Cooper Union 0. Frankfort Yellow Jackets 45 Buffalo 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lakewood
West Tech
Army
Navy
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Providence &, Cooper Union
Frankfort Yellow Jackets
Buffalo
Lorain Highs and Bulldogs Tie in Snowbound Game
Lorain High and the Bulldogs battled to a scoreless draw Sunday as heavy snow hindered play on the field. Officials planned to try another game if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
the Highlands
the Bulldogs
Parsonage Tragedy Tests Family After Wife's Death
Rev C V Sheatsley and family return to routine after the death of his wife Mrs Addie Sheatsley. Her charred body was found in the parsonage furnace. He spoke at Capital University chapel as children face school pledges not to discuss the furnace mystery with girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Sheatsley
C. V. Sheatsley
Sheatsley
Capital University Chapel
Alice
Elizabeth
Clarence
Milton
Dara
Bexley
Amherst Health Notes and Social Notices
Dec 1 Amherst reports three injuries with Mrs. John Super and John Siomms sustaining broken arms and George Ott a broken ankle after falls and work accidents. Dr. G K Wiseman treats the cases. The column also lists church societies events, lectures, concerts, and local visits from Dec 1 through the week at various Amherst churches and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
John Super
Russia Township
John Siomms
Super
George Ott
Ohio
G. K. Wiseman
Vandal damage hits Greenwood cemetery entrance arch
Wellington reports the Greenwood cemetery entrance arch damaged by gunfire on Friday morning. A pil lar is chipped and several headstones show destruction. Local youths were questioned but suspects not yet found. Mayor Gott warns under 16s cannot bear firearms under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Greenwood Cemetery
Gott
Masonic Electioe to Be Noted at Temple Chapter Silver Anniversary
Invitations issued to all Masons and wives for Temple Chapter No. 103 OES silver anniversary and officer installation at Masonic hall in Wellington. Program starts 7 20 p m Tuesday December 9. Charter member count notes 16 living from 1 origin of 1 charter. Officers elected for the year include Branson Dickason Daugherty Lehman Banning Knapp Shields Greetham. Installation set for December 8 with committees announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Temple Chapter
O. E. S. No. 103
Masonic Hall
Lodge
Lettie Brink
Frith Brink
Lyman Bartick
W. D. Hall
Alma Hall
Ethel Morrison
O. R. Herrick
Caroline Herrick
May Hollenbach Herrick
Iva T. King
Angie Metzger
OR. Stannard
Permelia Tissot
Anna M. Tissot
May Townsend Jackson
Ella Wadsworth
Brink
D. W. Bradley
Maggie Barrick
Hollenbach
M. CC. Hollenbach
Harry L. King
K. Mason
Mary L. Mason
Harriet R. Stannard
Mary Townsend
William Young
Mary Young
Flora Young
Thomas Yale
Sarah Yale
R. Branson
W. M
C. E. Dickason
S. W
A. E. Daugherty
J. W
FE. R. Lehman
L. V. Banning
O. L. Knapp
A. W. Shields
J. D
Fred Greetham
Tyler
Rites Held Sunday for Edgar Baker
Funeral services for Edgar Baker aged 79 were held Sunday at Andrews Funeral Home. A Civil War veteran and American Legion member, he lived at Bakers Crossing and in recent years with his son Ray Baker in Lorain, Ohio. He died Friday afternoon at his home. burial was in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellinton
Edgar Baker
Andrews
Baker
Bakers Crossing
Ray Baker
Lorain
A. R
Dean Culler Speaks on Near East at Wellington Church
Dean Culler of Hiram University addressed Christians at the Wellington Christian Church on December 1. He recounted three years as head of the Red Crows in the Near East during the Turkish invasion in Armenia, detailing Turkish cruelties, Armenian destitution, destroyed cities, and dying civilians, and praised American aid arriving as supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Culler
Christian Church
Wellington
Hiram University
Culler
Near East
Mgr. Culler
Red Crows
Armenia
America
Three Senate Parties Clash Amid GOP Tensions
In a tense political relay the article notes regular Republicans clashing with four so called Third Party senators. The piece comments on the struggle within a civilized world and laments widespread suffering and fear of Dr. Culler while counties react to shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.O. P
Dr. Culler
Local Notes From Wellington Pec Thanksgiving Visit
Miss Louise Browse of Denison University spent the Thanksgiving vacation with Mrs. George Renk. T. G. Miller has moved with his family to Ashland where they will make their future home.
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Wellington
Pec
Louise Browse
Denison University
George Renk
T. G. Miller
Ashland
Men Observe Day at Wellington Methodist Church
Men led the Sunday School classes and the morning service in the Wellington Methodist Church as part of Men’s Day observances. Addresses were given by Alan Branson C T Jamison K A Johnson and O B Williams. A solo by Kline and male choir music were highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Wellington
Alan Branson
C. T. Jamison
K. A. Johnson
O. B. Williams
Kline
Baraca Cagers Beef Up For Season In Wellington
Baraca Basketball team has practiced steadily over the past week and hopes to be stronger this year. Last season the Baraca squad won 16 of 17 games under manager A. B. Daugherty who seeks opportunities to schedule games with all teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca
Wellington
Laat
A. B. Daugherty
Circle Meeting Friday Wellington
Circle No 1 of the Methods church will meet with Mrs Fort Spencellor on Main Street Friday afternoon. A fine program has been arranged and every member is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
The
Methods' Church
Ars. Fort Spencellor
Main Street
Milk Association Elects Advisory Council Members
The annual election of members to the advisory council of the Vlyria branch of the Ohio Farmers Cooperative Milk Association will be held at the courthouse tonight. The advisory councils will travel to Cleveland to attend the state association officers’ meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Association
Vlyria
Ohio Farmers’ Cooperative Milk Association
Court House
Cleveland
Cooper Home at Brownhelm Burns in Fire
The home of N. A. Cooper at Brownhelm burned to the ground Saturday afternoon. Sparks from the chimney may have ignited the shingle roof as a fire had just been built in the furnace. Upstairs contents destroyed, downstairs largely saved. Insurance partial. Cooper family staying with nearby residents as church relief drives planned for the family and for another loss case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Charlotte
Coopers
Truth Kneisel Leimbach
Shinerock
Congress Ends Sixty-Eighth Session With Looming Strife
Washington observers foresee intense clashes as the sixty-eighth Congress nears its March 4 death. Insurgent western Republicans could hold leverage, while President Coolidge awaits passage of essential appropriation bills to fund the government for another year. Wesley L. Jones named Senate Republican whip. The House set December 18 for joint Wilson memorial services led by Bacharach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follette
Calvin Coolidge
Congress
Washington
Sixty-Eighth
Coolidge
LaFoillette
Wisconsin
Wesley L. Jones
Senate
Charles Curtis
Jones
Curtis
Plan Wilson
House
Garerett
Tennessee
Senate Forormer
Wodrow Wilson
Bacharach
New Jersey
Gillett
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Elyria Residents
Albert E. Ruas Jr a 26 year old Elyria salesman weds Pearl Louise Pader 23 a Elyria hairdresser at 409 Park Avenue Elyria by a justice of the peace. Jeff Kennon 35 a Cleveland moulder marries Amy May Dunlap 22 of 219 Oberlin road Elyria by a local justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Ruas, Jr
Elyria
Pearl Louise Pader
Park Avenue
Jeff Kennon
Moulder
Cleveland
Amy May Dunlap
Oberlin Road
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South Bend Outra ‘Son
Wks
Ty Cobb
Heilmann
Harry Heilmann
Detroit Tigers
Marty McManus
St. Louis Browns
McManus
Cobb
Ugerlin
Davie Fore
Cline
St. Mary’s Bulldogs
Troxel Juniors
Hilly Cross
Boston College
Broaddust
West Liberty Tech
Amherst Briefs
Chas. Ludwig
Henry Miller
Ellen Holzhauer
John Ludwig
M. E
Chas. D. Jackson
Billy
Finney Chapel
Brotherhood and Ladies’ Ait
St. Peter’s Church
Philuthea
Conrad Northiem
Harry and
Leonard
Brownhelm
Robert Cart
Carl Northiem
Amherst and Son
Myrtle Brucker
Andrew Northiem
Wilma Gall
Avon Lake
F.C. Ochle
Florida
Joe Sieman
Wm. Schaeffer
Michael Schaeffer
Mulan
Ed. Sahl
Mayme Kuss
B. A. Kuss
Herman Kuss
Flora Hieman
Homer Mullholland
Fairmont Hospital
C. H. Ernst
E. Layman
Belden
Rude Hiesner
Claire Stinard
Wetzle
Ladies’ Society
M. E. Church
Charles Boughton
E. B. Aldrich
Ladies’ Society of the
Lutheran Church
Fred Schultz
Wm. Bohringher
Clayton Seeley
M. D. Fleckner
Ms. Clemens
August Jaeger
George Jaeger
Martha Jaeger
Aug. Jaeger
Mary O’neill
A. B. Curtice
World
Britain
Egypt
League of Nations
England
Lee Stack
British Camel Corps
Allenby
Insect
Cemetery Association
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Robert Mu Lue Follette
Edwin I. Ladd
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
H. A. Cooper
Pearson’s Dry Cleaning CO
Middle Ave
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