Giants Overwhelm Ex Notre Dame Stars 22 to 0
The New York Giants routed the Notre Dame Al-Stars 22 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. Experts who favored college teams over pros saw little to support the claim as the Giants dominated with a professional line. The Four Horsemen and fellow All-Americans lagged, gaining only 30 yards and failing to complete a forward pass.
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New York
New York Giants
Notre Dame
Polo Grounds
Giants
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame Bacfield
Yesteryear
All Stars
Scrmmer
Four Hoevesmen
Adam Walsh
Jack Chevigny
Rip’ Muller
Tim Mortnihan
Frank Carideo
Paul O’connor
Benny Friedman
Chris Cagle
Cnarit
Clais
Stuhldreder
Farm relief fades from major leagues as farms are abandoned
Major league owners retreat from home grown talent as several teams drop minor league farm clubs including the Indians plan to exit Terre Haute Decatur Frederick Reading and Chicago Cubs exit Reading. The trend follows heavy costs and weak returns, with only the Cardinals maintaining a broad farm network. Minor league baseball faces financial strain as the shift to open market purchases grows.
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Cleveland Indians
Indians
Terre Haute
Decatur
Frederick Blue Ridge
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Windsor Wallops Cleveland 7-4 in overtime victory
Windsor Bulldogs defeated the Cleveland Indians 7-4 after overtime as Brown and Duguid scored for Windsor in regulation while Duncan, Robinson and Northcott delivered overtime goals. Cleveland led after two periods before Windsor rallied with key plays and penalties called against both sides.
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Cleveland
Windsor Bulldogs
Cleveland Indian Icers
Bulldogs
Duguid
Windsor
Benedict
Bastar Brown
R.D
McFarlane Arbour
Young
Wee C
Gras
Phillips
R. Wi
Doraty Northcott
L. W
Brophy Spares
Fred
McBride
Kuntz
Dunning
Clark
Robinson
Duncan
Gray
Brophy
Northcott
B. Phillips
iGray
Doraty
W. Philips
Jana
Mike Rodden
Toronion
Hungarian Reformed At Oberlin Tomorrow
The Elyma Hungarian Reformed travel to Oberlin to face the Oberlin Travelers at Oberlin High School gym at 8 15. Players Maddock and Buswell are asked to report to the Y M C A at 7 o'clock.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Maddock
Buswell
Quintet of Cue Stars in Billiard Title Meet
Five top pocket billiard experts head to the world championship in New York. Defending champ Ralph Greenleaf of New York joins Arthur Woods of Pawtucket Rhode Island Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland Benny Allen of Kansas City and O Lauri of Brooklyn for the event.
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New York
Ralph Greenleef
Arthur Woods
Pawtucket
R. I
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Benny Allen
Kansas City
O. Lauri
Brooklyn
RARE 1930s stars face triumphs and defeats charted
A sweeping 1930 panorama recalls Bobby Jones winning golf grand slam and retirement while Max Schmeling claimed the world heavyweight title. Connie Mack’s Athletics win a two time baseball crown as Brooklyn Dodgers stumble. Helen Moody exits briefly, Helen Jacobs ill, Fr ank Wykoff’s 9 2/5 seconds marks sprint record. Carnegie Tech falters in football after a brilliant pre season, Notre Dame defeat dampening hopes. Local notices cover gatherings at St Paul’s Elyria and family visits across Avon Wellington Oberlin Elyria and Lorain.
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Bobby Jones
Philadelphia Athletics
May Sehmeling
Betty Nuthall
Jack Wilson
Frank Wikoff
Glenna Callett
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jack Sharkex
Sir
Thomas Lipton
Carnegie Tech
Miss Collett
Connie Mack
Athletics
St Louis Cardinals
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Max
Petty Nuthall
Helen Moody
Helen Jacobs
California
Hack Wilson
Babe Ruth
Frank Wykoff
Sir Thomas Lipton
Oberlin Socials and Club Meeting Noted
New Oberlin reports a Rod and Gun Club meeting in Oberlin on Thursday evening attended by Clayton Peabody Harley Telford and William and Theodore Manns. Several residents hosted dinner guests in Elyria Toledo Lorain Ripton Hamilton Street and Detroit with numerous visits and calls among Oberlin families.
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Theodore Manns
Young Peoples
St. Paul's Church
Elyria
Peter Nufer
A. J. Linden
Middle Ridge
Frank J. Schmitz
Elmer Brown
Toledo
F. C. Brown
Harley Telford
Lincoln Kelly
Henrietta
Kelley
Oberlin Grange
C. Justin
Avon
Urban
Arnold Kinzel
Forrest Taylor
Marion
Marie Linden
Wellington
Amelia Schmitz
Elvrra
B. Rogers
Wiss Pearl Justin
Mollie Johnson
John Brackley
Sherman Mason
West Ridge
Baron
Bay Village
Gladys Morton
North Olmstead
William Peabody
Kinzel
Mathias Wohleber
Lucile Emerich
Cleveland
J. Emerich
Jeanette
Mathias Wohbber
Carl Schmitz
Dorothy Ann
F. J. Schmitz
Justin
Nicholas Webber
Lloyd
New Oberlin
Clayton Peabody
William and Theodore Manns
Oberlin
N. Webber
Chris Justin
Frank Justin
Woolridge
Fili
LaGrange
Mesdames F. C. Brown
G. H. Dion
Vira
Geo. Diederich
Lorain
John Emerich
N. Smith
Jim Barry
Ripton
C. Davis
Davis
Detroit
Arthur Dion
North Pleasant Street
Ohio State Faces Center Shortage After Loss to Pittsburgh
Ohio State coach Harold Olsen’s quest for an all around center continues after a 25 to 17 season opener loss to Pittsburgh in Columbus. Sophomores Mattison Hinchman Gardner and Hoffer showed promise but need experience. Wesley Fesler led OSU and Harold Ervin was steady while poor shooting and passing doomed the Buckeyes. Ohio State will host Cornell on December 31. Bowling Green edged Otterbein 29 to 27 in overtime. Xavier beat Cedarville 43 to 22 with Marier top scorer.
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Columbus
Harold Olsen
Ohio State
Ohioans
Pittsburgh
Olsen
Howard Mattison
Erie
Ohio
Brooks Paulsey
Mattison
Lew Hinchman
James Gardner
Joseph Hoffer
Wesley Fesler
Harold Ervin
Don Smith
Panthers
Cornell
Bowling Green College
Otterbein
Perry
Francis
Xavier University
Cedarville
Xmarier
Last Night in the IHL: Windsor tops Cleveland in OT
Windsor defeated Cleveland 7 to 4 in overtime, with Syracuse edging London 3 to 2 and Pittsburgh beating Detroit 3 to 1. The IHL results summarize key outcomes from the night, listing three games and final scores.
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Windsor
Cleveland
Syracuse
London
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Week’s Schedule With Several Open Dates Listed
Week's schedule notes no games tonight. Tomorrow features Cleveland traveling to London, Pittsburgh at Buffalo, Windsor hosting Detroit. Wednesday has Pittsburgh at Syracuse. Thursday is empty. Friday brings Buffalo at Windsor and London at Pittsburgh. Saturday lists Cleveland at Syracuse and London at Detroit.
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London
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Windsor
Detroit
Syracuse
Swiss to Celebrate 25th Anniversary of Simplon Tunnel
Geneva reports that Switzerland will mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the Simplon tunnel next year. The tunnel route lies along the path Napoleon used during his Alpine march into Italy. A bronze tablet will be unveiled at the tunnel entrance to commemorate the event.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Simplon
Alps
Italy
Class of 1930 Donates University Elevator
Lawrence Kansas. A new service elevator in the Union building at the University of Kansas has been completed and is ready for operation. The elevator, a gift of the class of 1930, has a capacity of 2,500 pounds.
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Lawrence
Kas
Union Building
University of Kansas
University
Upholsterer Claims Fortune in England Return
Harry Sargent an English upholsterer living in Waterloo New York has gone back to England to claim an uncle s fortune. He expects to return after securing the inheritance.
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Waterloo
N. Y
Harry Sargent
Sargeant
Eaton Independents Top Elyria Reds In Preliminary
Eaton Independents defeat Elyria Reds 22 to 16 in the preliminary game as Grills and Rundle spark Eaton, Buswell leads Reds with eight. Lorain West Side Bakers top Elyria Church of Christ 25-23 in charity carnival clash, Herold and Osgood star for Lorain. Church of Christ to face Parma in Suburban League next.
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Elyria Reds
Ernie Braden
EK Elyria Church OF Christ
Lorain West
Bakers
Lorain
Herold
Tom Smith
Church of Christ
Loraiites
Osgood
Tom
George Smith
Eaton Independents
Blyria Reds
Reds
Independents
Grills
Rundle
Eaton
Buswell
Elyria Wings
Oberlin Woodies
Everhart
Gerber
Martin
Oberlin
Parma
Churen of
Christ
F. T Cox
J. Smith
Cook
G. Smith
Lf T. Smith
Robertson
C. Smith
McGowen
Baka
Pate
West Side
Bakers G Herald
Waby
Wee
All Stars Lose 6 0 in Lorain Lightweight Clash
In a hard fought City Field game Elyria All Stars fell 6 0 to Lorain Nativity Lightweights. Dominski sparked the drive on a 25 yard run as Nativity crossed on fourth down Lewandowski scoring the decisive touchdown in the final quarter. Everhart McCue and Maddock Hoadley stood out for their teams.
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City Field
Lorain
Elyria All Stars
Nats
Lewandowski
Dominski
Dawlik
Everhart
McCue
Maddock
Hoadley
Lasers
Revamped Redmen Beat Chicago Bruins 24-19
Toledo Ohio reports the revamped Toledo Red Men won 24 to 19 over the Chicago Bruins, marking their third straight victory in a late season exact score recap.
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Redmen
Chicago Bruins
Toledo, O
Toledo
Red Man
Green Bay Packers Tie Spartans to Win Pro Grid Title
The Green Bay Packers held the Portsmouth Spartans to a 6 to 6 tie in Portsmouth Ohio securing the 1930 National Professional Football Championship. The Packers repeat as champions after also winning in 1929 while Portsmouth played a stellar game to thwart an upset.
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Green Bay Packers
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Spartans
New York Giants
Packers
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Toledo Triumphs Over Chicago 24 to 19
Toledo built an early lead and defeated Chicago 24 to 19, holding a 14 to 6 advantage at halftime. The brief game note highlights Toledo's scoring edge and second-half defense to secure the victory.
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Tory
Chicago
Toledo
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