Nagy fires 662 as Eagles beat Welsh Funeral Home team
Nagy produced a 662 series with 204 215 and 248 to lead the Eagles to a 2-1 win over Welsh Funeral Home and stay tied with Little Brown Jugs for second in City League bowling. Brown Jugs won two of three from Jackson Wall Paper as Beanie Webner posted a 559 series.
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St Marys Fordham Game Declared Toss-Up At Polo Grounds
New York November 3 The Galloping Gaels size and speed left experts without a betting favorite for the Intercollegiate clash with Fordham Rams at the Polo Grounds. Fordham had been the favorite but bettor Jack Doyle announced odds as four to one or any pick. An odd mention of Wall Ha Bay, an old Canadian railway, appears in the hazy text.
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Race tightens as Eagles and Little Brown Juys gain on Rubber
By virtue of their victories the Eagles and Little Brown Juys sliced the lead on the league leading I. T. S. Rubber team. The gap between Rubber and the two quints is two games while Jackson Wall Paper stays ahead of Welsh Funeral home by one game after a single win.
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Cherry Ridge Ping-Pong Results
Last night Cherry Ridge ping pong matches ended in two 3 3 ties among Krugman Transits and Bell Clothiers as Wal dorf Lagers tied Goth Barbers. Two more matches scheduled tonight may be postponed to Monday if Elyria Oberlin plays.
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Kewpee Hamburgers
Haserodt Jewelers
Ohio Public Service
Mason Tire and Gas
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Wooster Coach Picks Ohio Over Indiana Harbor Picks
Wooster coach Moss Hole lists Ohio teams favored to win this week. Selections include Ohio State over Indiana, Ohio Wesleyan over Cincinnati, and Marietta over Kent, with multiple other matchups such as Michigan over Tulane and Stanford over Iowa.
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Oberlin Eleven At Full Strength For Allegheny
Oberlin plans a full-strength lineup for Saturdays game against Allegheny in Berlin Ohio. Key players returning include Edwards Oliver Pfaff and Baetz after injuries. New six-man defensive line and added lateral passes aim to strengthen ground and aerial attack. Captain Ruth will start. line-up mirrors Kenyon game with adjustments to offense and defense.
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Rulings on illegal forward passes and downed kicks
Football puzzler notes from Frank Carideo cover ineligible touching of a forward pass penalties for incomplete passes in the same series and illegal use of hands. It explains a late game scenario where D holds a receiver and a kickoff downed on the five yard line after a long drive and a failed place kick.
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Wooster Underdog In Case Battle On Dad's Day
Wooster prepares for a key Ohio Conference clash with Case on Saturday in Wooster during the 7th annual Dad's Day. Case owns lopsided wins over Akron Ashland and Oberlin and leads the series in recent years while both teams sit near the top of the standings. Intramural soccer between Oberlin and Wooster precedes the game at 10 a.m.
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Sophomores to Start for Illinois Tomorrow
Coach Bob Zuppke announced plans to start three sophomores in the Illinois lineup against Michigan. Antilla Galbreath and Grubowst will line up at tackle and guard, with Beynon Froschauer Lindbere and Cook forming the backfield.
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Fight Results from United Press Heavy on New York Cards
Philadelphia defeated Joe Glick in New York while other bouts in the slate list Grasse beating Variag, Loayza defeating Beards, and Saia drawing with Kocels. The report bundles several match results with locations including New York and New Jersey among noted fighters and percentages tied to scores or outcomes.
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Tom Fates
Isite
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Joe Glick
Pete Dee Grasse
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Stapielane Loayza
Chile
Murray Beards
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Bensonhurer
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Spacett
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Smith Gains Most Ground For Buckeye Football Team
Ohio State notes show Jack Smith of Hamilton has gained 199 yards on 26 carries, averaging 7.6 yards per attempt, leading yardage despite Buzz Wetzel’s 19 points top scoring. Ted Rosequist, Mickey Vuchinich, and Monte Monahan lead tackles. Monahan logged 60 minutes vs Northwestern.
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Monte Monahan
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Be in lers Bein lers ad NOTE Eddie Col lings questions
A garbled passage lists football penalty terms and down loss rules with scattered figures. It mentions loss of ball to opponents, loss of down, five and fifteen yard penalties, and ball placement on the five yard line, reflecting a noisy, OCR-like excerpt on penalties and penalties administration.
Ovaltine Promoted as Drugless Sleep Aid
An article extols Ovaltine as a natural, drugless way to achieve deep, sound sleep. Physicians reportedly recommend it. mix 2 to 4 teaspoons in warm milk before retiring. The piece links the product to boosting digestion, brain and nerves, with references to athletes and Olympic themes.
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