Eagles and Ruths Pros Clash Sunday at Krohn Field
Eagles meet Ruth Pros of Amherst at Krohn field Penfield Junction at 2 30 pm in a hard fought football clash. Elyria’s ex college stars lead an offense aimed at a third straight win as Ruth Pros rely on strong line and sharp tackling to counter the Eagles aerial game and heavy Amherst defense. Oscar Jacobs returns to helm the Eagles with a likely starter lineup as both teams bring a mix of local and former college players to the field.
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W. E. Rainey
Eagle
Sandusky Maroons
K. & B. Barbers
Bowen Indians
Cleveland
Chagrin Falls
Krohnfield
Penfield Junction
Amherst
Elyria
Ambrose
George Tulk
Merro
Chuck” Hollis
Meyers
Hic- Cratken
Eagles
Cooney
Ruth
Stegaf
Reynolds
McCrain
Owens
Dennison College
Goulde
Syracuse
Tulk
Petro
Holse
Colegy
Lorain County
Thay
State
Carey
Birdmen
Latonia Championship Stake and Major Racing Meetings
Racing today features Latonia Championship Stake for 3-year-olds at Latonia, Maryland Jockey Club meet at Pimlico, Pacific Coast Jockey Club opening at Taniforan, plus six-day cycling in Chicago and the World Balkline title in New York. Football showcases Argonauts of Toronto against Third Army Corps in New York along with Yale versus Brown in New Haven and Navy meeting Penn State in Washington. Boxing lists Harry Wills versus Jack Thompson for 12 rounds in Newark.
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Latonia
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Pacific Coast Jockey Club
Taniforan
Chicago
New York
Argonauts of
Toronto
Third Army Corps
Yale
Brown
New Haven
Navy
Penn State
Washington
Harry Wills
S. Jack Thompson
Newark
North Carolina Athletic Association grows with 1200 girls
Notes of Sport report the North Carolina Athletic Association for High School Girls now in its third year, with more than 1200 girls from 30 schools in the membership. Harvard undergraduates plan a trip to Princeton to see the Crimson vs Tigers clash in Palmer Stadium on Nov 16, with two special steamer charters and over a hundred students seeking accommodations.
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North Carolina Athletic Association
Carpentier
Joe Becket
Southampton
Harvard
Princeton
Crison
Tigers
Palmer Stadium
BAMERO TEAM JOURNEY TO Painesville
The HK B barbers face the strong Painesville AC in Painesville tomorrow in a tight matchup. Both teams field solid 3 year lineups with recent wins, including Painesville defeating Ashtabula Harbor. Barbers aim for snappy play to upset the visitors and maintain momentum this season.
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HK. & B. Barbers
Painesville A. C
Barbers
Painesville
Ashtabula Harbor
Barbera
Izs
Faine Ile
Elkg Eleven To Journey To Fostoria
Football fans plan to travel Sunday to Fostoria to see the Elks clash with the Maroons. A thirty passenger bus departs Second Street at 9:00 a.m. Those wanting to join should contact Ernie Leedale for transportation. Friday results show varied scores including Glenville 7 and East Tech 4.
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Fostoria
Maroons
Elks
Second Street
Ernie Leedale
Local soccer team to play at Edgewater Park Cleveland
The soccer team will travel to Edgewater Park in Cleveland on Sunday to play a game at 1 o clock. The trip will be accommodated at a reduced rate.
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Edgewater Park
Cleveland
Chestnut Groves Triumph Over Vincents In Local Contest
Springfield Mass reports a game where Chestnut Groves defeated Vincents with key plays by Roeland Ronk and Elisworth. The article mentions scoring by a quarterback named Roland Rook and includes disjointed details about a later incident in which two auto bandits robbed contractor Alexander Horwitz of 11,260 in cash.
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Baeres
Hayne
H Martinoma
Roeland Ronk
eYurier
Elisworth
Danton Whitmer
Raymond Firestone
Roland Rook
Seth Martin
Springfield
Mass
Alexander Horwitz
Hoppe on brink as Schaefer leading 18.2 balk line
Willie Hoppe faces possible loss of the 18.2 balk line crown as Jake Schaefer wins all three starts and holds a clear margin in the international 18.2 balk line billiard tournament. Meantime at Latonia Kentucky spectators await the Latonia championship with Zev and other contenders for a 59,000 prize in the 1923 three year old event.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Latonia
World
Cincinnati
Zev
Rialto
Pri
Jockey Change For Guia Plonaide Resulting In Ad Grayson's Ride
In Cincinnati on November 3, jockey Clarence Kummer, originally set to ride My Own in today's Guia Plonaide race, did not arrive. Jockey Karl Pool will instead ride Admiral Grayson's notable colt, replacing Kummer for the event.
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Cincinnati
Clarence Kummer
Karl Pool
Admiral Grayson
Market roundup shows varied dairy and produce prices
Cleveland market reports November 1 list butter at 54 to 56 cents a pound for prints, eggs at 26 to 28 cents, cheese at 88 cents, poultry and beans with several price points, potatoes at 1.59 per 100 pounds sacks, and tomatoes to 1.70 per basket with onions around 9 to 9.75 cents per unit.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Market Stocks Slide and Rise Across Sectors in Burr New York
The New York session opened irregular with profit taking offset by fresh buying. Chesapeake and Ohio slid to 72 1 2, Pressed Steel Car eased to 54, Stewart Warner rose to 79 1 8. Gulf States up, Stude baker down to 99 1 4, Royal Dutch off to 47 3 4. Liberty bonds opened with varied quotes, while Cleveland cattle and hogs showed mixed moves and Chicago grains opened strong with wheat up to 3 8, corn and oats following gains.
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New York
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chandler Motor
Stewart Warner
Steel
Baldwin
Gulf States
Studebaker
Royal Dutch
Rain forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region
The Weather Bureau issued next week’s forecast showing rain at the start, then generally fair weather, with showers likely on Thursday or Friday. Temperatures expected below normal. In Cincinnati a Galbraith memorial unveiling will feature General G A L Dumont, the French embassy military attaché.
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Washington
Wather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Cincinnati
Galbraith
Fred W. Galbraith, Jr
G. A. L. Dumont
Two Injured Same Day On the Same Machine
Louis Tervowski of Grat ton, a Col son UC. worker, had the first finger of his left hand caught in a punch press and had it amputated at Memorial hospital. Frank Cabulia, 328 North Olive Street, then suffered a similar accident and also had a finger amputated. The report notes both incidents on the same day at the plant.
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Louis Tervowski
Gratton
Colson UC
Memorial Hospital
Frank Cabulia
North Olive Street
Lorain Defeats Oberlin 15 to 0 in Scrappy Gridiron Battle
Lorain high school defeated Oberlin high 15 to 0 in a hard fought morning game. Right half back scored two touchdowns and Amato added the other. Lorain led 6-0 in Q1, 7-0 in Q2, 6-0 in Q3 as subs played late. In New York, Renault may join top heavyweight circle after beating Floyd Johnson in 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden.
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Oberlin
Lorain High School
Qoberlin High School
Lorain
Amato
Lerain
Casel Collins
New York
Renault
Northwest Mounted Lire
Floyd Johnson
Mason Square Garden
Terrible Turk Returns to Constantinople Triumph
The famous Terrible Turk arrives back in Constantinople as Kemal Pasha's Tron Division reenters the city after fleeing Smyrna. Crowds welcomed the troops marching through the streets amid ceremonies and celebration.
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Constantinople
Kemal Pasha
Smyrna
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