Church Of Christ Dominates Fairview For 51-18 Suburban Win
The Church of Christ defeated Fairview 51 to 18 in a Suburban League game at the Y M C A. Elyria led with steady defense and sharpshooting from the guards Capt. McGowin and F. Smith. Coach Cook schedules two tough independent games next week to keep the team sharp and aid the Not An Empty Stocking Fund.
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Church of Christ
Fairview
Ernie Braden
Fairview Five
Elviis
Church of Christ Five
Cook
Norwalk
Norwalk Pennzoils
West Side Bakers
Port City
Church of Christ Quintet Faces West Side Bakers in Charity Game
The Church of Christ five from Elyria meets the West Side Bakers of Lorain on the local floor for a charity game. Proceeds go to the Not An Empty Stocking Fund. The Bakers boast strong independent status with ex high school stars, including Joe Fitzgerald, former Willys-Overland center.
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Church OF Christ
Church of Christ Five
Elyria
West Side
Bakers of
Church of Christ Quintet Rally Aids Victory
The pivot and Captain McGowin led a sharp Church of Christ attack as Fred Smith scored five buckets and a free throw to top the scoring. Poulson and H Newman also contributed in a strong defensive effort as the invaders faced a tough five.
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Church of Christ
Capt. McGowin
Fred Smith
Poulson
H. Newman
Notre Dame Closes Greatest Two Year Record in History
Notre Dame extended a 19 game winning streak with a 27-0 victory over Southern California before 90,000. The Irish dominated, scoring early after a kickoff return and a fumble, with quarterback Frank Carideo guiding a 10 yard pass to set up a 10 yard run for the first touchdown as the period ended 13-0. The triumph solidifies the program’s two year mark as the most formidable in gridiron history.
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Notre Dame
Southern California
Carideo
Metzger
Brightest Lights
George Kirkley
United Press
Los Angeles
Rough Riders
Trojans
Jim Musick
Alvin Culver
Frank Carideo
Marchy Swartz
Ter
Bucky O’connor
East Orange
N. J
Savoldi
Mullins
Dan Hanley
Irish
Swartz
O'Connor
Schwartz
Garrett Arbelbide
Trojan
Nick Lukats
Savage
Beatty
Bert Metzger
Who's Who in 1930 Football tackles picked by Weir
Ed Weir, Nebraska All-American 1924 and 1925, guides readers through the era of great tackles. The accompanying article in the series profiles Fay Vincent and Bob Hall among the season’s standout blockers, noting Weir's career and current coaching role at Nebraska.
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Fay Vincent
Bob Hall
Weir
Ed Weir
Nebraska
Mid-West
Cornhusker Institution
Tackles loom large in college football this season
Veteran observers rate tackles by size speed and strength, noting ideal weights around 200 pounds and 6 2 inches height. The piece highlights standout performers across Notre Dame Southern California Alabama Nebraska Wisconsin Army Princeton Yale Colgate and others, with names such as O Connor Metzger Carideo and Sington among the most impactful.
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Central Press
Chronicle-Telegram
Sington
Alabama
Freddie Sington
Hanl
Jean Edwards
Washington State
Hugh Rhea
Nebraska
Mid
Sii i
Wisconsin
Robert Hall
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
Notre Dame
John MM. Frice
Ft. Dodge
Army
Princeton
W. H. Yeckley
Francis (Fay) Vincent
Yale
Colgate
A. Co. Schiebel
Fordham
Browstrom
Navy
Marvil
Northwestern
Maree
Georgia Tech
Cronkhite
Kansas Asgies
Draveling
World census marks 35 million automobiles
The world census reports 35,000,000 automobiles with the United States showing the highest ratio of ownership at one car for every 4.5 people. The statistic highlights rapid adoption of motor vehicles and uneven global distribution of vehicle ownership.
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United States
Henrietta Teams Triumph Over Brownhelm in County Games
The Henrietta boys and girls defeated Brownhelm in two county league games at Henrietta gym Friday evening. The boys won 37 to 2 and the girls 44 to 3. Brownhelm failed to score a field goal. Reimer hit both Brownhelm points from the free throw line.
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Henrietta
Brownhelm
Henrietta Gym
Reimer
Truce Sought Between Majors And Minor Leagues
New York December reports a joint meeting among the major leagues and five non draft minor circuits to discuss peace terms. A committee from the American Association Pacific Coast International Three Eve and Western Leagues will meet with American and National League reps to address rules including the lively ball home run issue and the chain store system.
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New York
American Leazgue Will Convene On Thurday
Kennesaw Mountain Landis
Paterson Crescents Defeat Rosenblums In Cleveland
In Cleveland last night the Paterson Crescents beat the Rosenblums 51 to 25 in an American League game. Ben Borgmann led Paterson with five field goals and three free throws as Cleveland trailed by 16 at half and closed the gap to four late. Pete Bartar, Lou Spindell, and Joe Lapchick led the Rosenblums in the second half.
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Paterson
Rosenblums
Cleveland
Patterson Crescents
Benny Borgmann
Cleveland Rosenblums
Borgmann
Pete Bartr
Lou Spindell
Joe Lapchick
Murphy Leads Firestones To Close Nosed Win
Akron Firestones edged Columbus Shop Bakers 30 to 28 in Columbus as Stretch Murphy former Purdue star sparked the offense and carried the team to a narrow victory after Columbus led most of the game.
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Murphy
Firestones
Columbus
Purdue
Akron Firestones
Columbus Shop Bakers
Penn State's Joe Bedenk Tells 1930 Football Guards Spotlight
Joe Bedenk of Penn State, an All-American guard in 1923, is featured in "Who's Who in 1930 Football" highlighting the guard position. The piece names Michigan and Schwegler of Washington among noted players in the era.
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Joe Bedenk
Penn State
Notre Dame Dominates with Three Places in Meet
Notre Dame secures three events in the competition, while Ohio State and Northwestern each claim a single place. The field includes Conley of Notre Dame, Culver, Notre Dains worth, Northwestern’s Slane, Fordham’s Koch, Basler, Price, Army’s Dalyrymple, and Tulane competitor.
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Notre Dame
Ohio State
Northwestern
Conley
Culver
Notre Dainsworth
Slane
Fordham
Bleig Loes Koch
Baslerweeee
Price
Army
Dalyrymple
Tulane
All America 1930 Team Named by United Press
The United Press Sports staff with coaches from across the country announces the 1930 All-America football team. Frank Carideo of Notre Dame is captain and a unanimous pick. Lem Macaluso of Colgate is the fullback, Marchmont Schwartz of Stanford at left half, Phil Moffatt of Stanford at right half, Ben Ticknor of Harvard centers, and Wesley Fesler of Ohio State as end. Other centers named include Liano of Fordham and Hein of Washington State.
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United Press All-America
Wes Fesler
Ohio State
Fred Sington
Alabama
Bert Metzger
Notre Dame
J G Woot
Jen Ticknor
Harvard
Pete Wisniewski
Fordham
Milo Subratovich
Wisconsin
Frank Baker
Northwestern
le F. Cardieo
Dodd
Pennessie
Schwartz
Pinekert
U.S. C
Phil Moifer
Stanford
Weller
Haskell
Len Macaluso
Colgate
Russell
L. S. Cameron
United Press
New York
United Press Sports
East
Midwest
South
Frank Cardeo
Carideo
Lem Macaluso
Phil Moffatt
Woffatt
Southern California
Ben Ticknor
Liano
Hein
Washington State
Ticknor
End of season honors for top college football players
The piece ranks players from Notre Dame Alabama Northwestern Wisconsin Fordham and others. Highlights include ends on defense Frank Baker and a praised tackle duo Fred Sington and Milos Lubratovich. Guards Bert Metzger and Pete Wisniewski receive high praise for dominance and versatility. It notes Notre Dame’s strong influence and ends with a trivia line on typewriter keyboard adaptations across languages.
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Frank Baker
Northwestern
Fred Sington
Alabama
Milos Lubratovich
Wisconsin
Sington
Subratovich
Bert Metzger
Notre Dame
Carideo, Schwartz
Marty Brill
Pete Wisniewski
Fordham
Stagg
Purdue
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