Minnesota Notre Dame clash tops big card outlook
Chicago November 4 1977 Minnesota enters unbeaten against Notre Dame with Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin also in action. Purdue Northwestern Lafayette Iowa and Indiana face key tests as every Big Ten team vies for the race in the Western Conference.
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Shicago
Sparks Supad
Herb Joesting
Christy Flanagan
Minnesota
Chicago
Itago
Michigan
Gilbert
Chigan
Gilt
Lafayette
Purdue
Northwestern
Wyman
Meligibis
Guerd
Tiny Lewis
Tulluk
Awever
Vic
Ohio Wesleyan Ready For Syracuse
Syracuse, Nov. 4. Ohio Wesleyan University arrived for a light workout in preparation for the game with Syracuse tomorrow. Coach George Gauthier named Robert Tilton captain and White as an all Ohio tackle. Tilton has been a factor in the annual Syracuse clash since 1925. Odds favor Syracuse though Ohio Wesleyan is considered to have a slim outside chance.
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Syracuse
Hishons
Ohio
Weslyan University
Orkout
George Gauthier
Robert Tilton
Capain
Tilton
Nce
Hack Wilson Star Controversy Sparks Chicago Fans
Chicago fans protest a remark calling the Cubs a starless club while Hack Wilson, famed for home runs, is praised for power and consistency. His quirky build and career path from the Giants to the Cubs are noted, with past seasons showing strong hitting and fielding.
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Hack Wilson
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Tuck Wilson
Wilson
Giants
McGraw
American Association
Cubs
Nine Elyria seniors to line up for final home game
Nine Elyria High School seniors will wear football togs for the last time on the home field Saturday. Captain Harry Cone and teammates Ryan Berger Grills Rainey Bainbridge Kerekes Worthington and Botamer head the list, though Botamer may not play due to a broken hand. Elyria, eyeing a possible league tie, faces Lorain with a promising forecast as the Hed and White aim to improve after a tougher schedule and a shift in Ryan to guard and possibly tackle on defense. The probable starting lineup includes Elyria and Cleveland Heights players, with officials Theller Oberlin Carr Western Reserve and Jones Oberlin listed.
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Hlyria High School
Uarry Cone
Ryan
Berger
Grills
Rainey
Bainbridge
Kerekesx
Worthington
Botamer
Elyya
Lake Erie League
Jost Lied P. Co. Lorain
Shaw
Likewood
Blyriase
Cleveland Heights
Lorain
Lakewood
Elyria
Lotus
Ely Ata
Dium
Alyria Pus
Cleve. Herts
Cowle
Whitenair Kerekes
C.T
Panko R. Cook
L.G
Hostetter Rainey
Cyrus Bainbridge
Joker Ryan
Eseeee
Cohen Worthington
Reese Cook Berger
McMonigle
Caeeae Eh
Chizek Miko
Suolth
A. Cook
Spear
Theller
Oberlin
Carr
Western Reserve
Tones
Wittenberg Favorite For Conference Pennant
Cleveland Ohio November 4 United Press Wittenberg favored to clinch the Ohio conference as two games remain with Dayton and Miami still possible threats. The schedule lists key battles including Ohio University Denison Oberlin and others, while Toledo Defiance and Findlay Bluffton contest the lower standings.
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United Press
Cleveland, CO
Wittenberg
Ohio
Dayton University
Dayton
Miami
Ohio Northern
Case
Mount Union
Muskingum
Heidelberg
Ohio University
Denison
Ars
Otterbein
Kenyon
Marietta
Baldwin-Wallace
Hiram
Ohio Wesleyan
Syracuse
Wesleyan
Warriors
John Carroll
Lombard College
Galesburg
Til
Cleveland
Chicago
Loyola
St. Navier
Quantico Marines
Northwestern Ohio
Toledo
Grean
Defiance
Findlay
Bluffton
Ridgeville High Gridders Roll Past South Amherst 41 0
Ridgeville HighSchool football extended its win streak with a 41 0 county league victory over South Amherst. Six Ridgeville players scored touchdowns Romp Daniels Wiley Hopp Burtzloff and ends Gibbons Smith with a 34 0 halftime lead then added four more in the fourth as a second team cleared the field.
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Ridgeville
South Amherst Fi
Ridgevillites
Altho
Cleveland
Hadaway
Barter
Krugman
Romp
Daniels
Wiley
Hopp
Burtzloff
Gibbons
Smith
Aff
Cantain Corbett Stars for Quarry Team in Sparse Help
Cantain Corbett of Scouth Am herst led the quarry team with little support from his lineup. The roster lists Smith L. Thompson Bloke ws rece stola Teege san Dangel Hopp L G Winston Mastick Roth Meyers Woods Schmittgen T seeees Gibbons Reee Clark Burtzloff Schacht Lampert Schneider Stomp Lilke Hopp Corbett with substitutions Yest Lampert Waller Te Rauhrt Smidt Walsh Langre Daniels Wiley Bement. Referee Bob Moore Elyria Y linesman Slager Ohio State. Quarters run 11 minutes.
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Scouth
Amherst
Smith
Thompson
HH. Hopp
Winston
Mastick
Roth Meyers
Woods Schmittgen
R. T. Seeees Yutse Gibbons
R. B
Clark Burtzloff
Schacht Lampert
L. A
Schneider Stomp
K. He
Lilke T. Hopp
Corbett
Yest
N. Lampert
Te. Rauhrt
Smidt
F. Walsh
Langre
Daniels
Wiley
Jh. Bement
Bob Moore
Elyria 'Y
Slager
Ohio State
Tanden Meets British Champ in New York Ring Debut
British heavyweight Phil Scott makes his American debut at Madison Square Garden against Dane Knute Hansen in a ten round bout. Scott, likened to Carpentier and Bombardier Wells, aims to prove his potential for big time prize money as Tex Rickard watches for a successful performance.
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New York
Phil Scott
Knute Hangen
Scott
Phil
Dane
Tex Rickard
Charley Mitchell
Hackney Wick
Carpentier
Bombardieer Wells
Hansen
Madison Square Garden
Samer. Johnston
Mike McTigue
Chicace
Handit
Siahie
Riot at Wrigley Field halts Dundee Hudkins title fight
Los Angeles November 4 a welterweight title bout ended in chaos when promoter Dick Donald failed to produce Dundee's $60,000 guarantee. Fans clashed with police using night sticks, chairs flew, and the field became a battleground as Hudkins waited in the ring. One arrest occurred as disorder raged for hours with fire, damaged equipment, and crowded exits.
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Los Angeles
Baltimore
Joe Dundee
Wrigley Field
No Man’s Land
Dick Donald
Dundee
Hudkins
Dundes
Soma
Wrigley
Donald
Tom Kennedy
Hodkins
Frank Kerwin
California Athetic Commission
Fire Department
James Whitehouse
Arizona to Have Dog Race Track
Navy reports Phoenix will host a $100,000 grayhound track with construction starting November and a January 1, 1928 opening. Promoter P Dempsey, from New York, says six to eight daily races and an 80 day season are planned with about $1000 in prizes. Pari-mutuel betting is prohibited, but a contribution system may be tried.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Navy
P. Dempsey
New York
Dempsey
Chicago
Prises Danly
Ariana
Saturday's Five Best Radio Features of 1927 Broadcast Schedule
United Press outlines Saturday radio lineup including Cops raht show at 8:90 p m with Walter Gaal conducting New York Symphony Orchestra in Springfield. Also Boston Symphony Orchestra on WEAF, Lust Fancy from Casino Theatre, Philco Light Opera Hour on WLS, and National Barn Dance. Radio football schedule lists Penn Harvard, Ohio State Princeton, Chicago Michigan, Minnesota Notre Dame, and more across WEAF KYW WGN WSUI WCCO WHN WBZ.
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United Press
Nde UN
RCA Hour
Walter Gaal
New York Symphony Orchestra
Springfield
F.S.T
Boston Symphony Orchestra
WEAF
Casino Theatre
WJ4
United Pree Weaf
Penn
Harvard
WIZ
Ohio
Princeton
KYW
Chicago
Michigan
WGN
Minnesota
Notre Dame
WSUI
Iowa City
Imnais
Iowa
Wos
Seiterson City
Misouri
West Virginia
WCCO
St. Paul
WHN
New York
Columbia
John Lapkins
WBZ
Brown
Dartmouth
Radio Program Cleveland Stations Schedule
Eastern Standard Time listing for WUJUAY on 227.1 meters with music by Rupp and his orchestra from the Hollenden Hotel. Afternoon talks include Administration of Justice by Dundee. Silent period at noon, Madrid Night Owls and Troy Singers' Club from the club.
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Cleveland
Marl Rupp
Hollenden Hotel
Ardner
Otto Bechoeptle
Administraion of Justice
Dundee
Troy Singers
Madrid
Madrid Radio Gala Keeps The Madrid Pace Alive
The article describes a busy Madrid music scene centered at an ancient, still-thriving 6th century Comi Inn. Performers include Phil Selanteh and the Buinhog Garden orchestra with Vincent Perey, Pablo Audie tortum, and others. The program runs from 6:00 p.m. through late night with orchestras from New York studios, the Cleveland Automobile Club road report, and various named acts like Whitalls Anglo-Per sians, Moon Meade Brothers, and Maurice cal association. The piece paints a bustling schedule across venues, studios, and interactions with radio networks WEAF WEAP WTIC WGR WHIT and many others.
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Phil Selanteh
Mies Miterson Gull
Das Buinhog Garden Orchestra
Arthur Quimby
Tad Mur
Otea Squires
Mildred Hoppinger
Aprans
Netti le Symes
Cleveland Automobile’ Club
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Henry Sayles Franvis
Cleveland Museum
Talic
Hy Prich Tistex
Hypales
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Ruboerne
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WTIC
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WHIT
WRO
WCAG
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WSAT
WLIB
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CSO
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Evoo
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WEAF
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WRC
WCAB
WTAM
1450
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WLIT
Whitttal Anglo-Parsians
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WTC
WTAG
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WIT
WAL
WED
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WRAP
Ivcco Oo
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BAP
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WEBH
WAO
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WHA
WTAE
KSD
WHO
WGY
WOAR
Ksnh
Renels
Hotel Roosevelt
WIG
WCAE
Blue Network
MSZ
Orlando
Savoy Plaza
WJZ
KDEA
KYW
WIR
Royal Siendatanhers
WIZ
Maurice Tyler
Stain Trio
Shlimber Musica Columbia
Newark
York University
Walt Wort
WADC
Henderson
Roseland Orchestra
Wellington Leaders Honored At Rebekah Oddity
Wellington notes a social after the Rebekah meeting honoring Noble Grand Mrs. Walter Peck with a silver meat fork. Prizes went to Mrs. Grace Hemphill and Lany Manning. refreshments served. cards played. Football report covers Wellington’s 13 to 12 win at Medina, with future home game vs Bigville. Local items list residents and club activities. church services and schedules for First Baptist, Methodist, and Church of Christ noted.
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Krebekan
Walter Peck
Peck
Grace Hemphill
Lany Manning
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