Purdue and Minnesota Lead Big Ten Standings
In a tight Big Ten race Purdue remains atop with Minnesota close behind as Wisconsin, Indiana, and Northwestern suffer key losses. Purdue beat Wisconsin 14 0 while Northwestern upset Illinois and Minnesota defeated Indiana, keeping the conference fight wide open as Ohio State drops at Pittsburgh.
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Reed
Jimmy Phelan
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Ridwestern
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Iermaker
Bowling Green and Toledo Lead Northwest Ohio Loop
GLAFTOX O Nov 4 Toledo and Bowling Green sit atop the Northwest Ohio conference after Saturday results. Bowling Green defeated Defiance 6 0 and Toledo beat Blanton 7 0 to strengthen their standings. Defiance had led earlier via victories over Findlay as the title race tightens near midseason.
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Ohio Loop
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SPERTAL FURNITURE Co Ad on Broad Street Bridge Ph
Classified notice for auto wood work and slip covers offered by SPERTAL FURNITURE Co located on Broad Street with a Bridge Ph contact. The ad highlights celluloid laced finishes and related furniture services.
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Spertal Furniture Co
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Defense Weakens in Last Quarter at O'Ben Stadium
Elyria and Findlay traded blows in a hard fought clash at O Ben Stadium as Findlay pulled ahead late. Beltz threw a decisive 40 yard pass and Dillman scored on a 15 yard run while Gerhardinger and Hales powered Elyria but a fourth quarter lapse allowed Findlay to clinch a 12 to 12 tie and edge ahead with the decisive extra point.
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Findlay
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E. HS. Bot
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Betta
Via
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Hales
Brandman
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Findlar
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Simpson
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Eirria
Gerhar
Bettz
Elsha
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Figdjay
Watters
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Ictor
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Spring Valley Trap Shoot Results
Spring Valley trap shoot results show Ken Walkden winning high with 41 points, followed by Sil ler and others. Scores in early rounds list A J Miller 24, Ken Walken 23, Ed Drager 22, Ross Ed Fra 2, with others down to four. The club plans winter shoots, welcomes new shooters, and aims to host matches with other gun clubs.
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Ken Walkden
Siller
A. J. Miller
Ken Walken
Fd Drager
Ross Ed Fra
Spring Valley
Wooster Tops Oberlin In Lopsided Victory
Wooster college powered to a 27 0 win over rival Oberlin with a sharp aerial attack. It marked Wooster's first victory over Oberlin in Lorain county since 19 9 and delivered Oberlin's worst defeat in years, reflecting a decisive football triumph.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Findlay Honors Elyria Victory and Gentlemen Farmers on Field
Elyrians praised Findlay victory as lucky for Findlay against Elyria High School football. Raad Andrus, county engineer, noted Elyria’s well behaved team and Findlay fans called it a lucky break. Restaurant owner commented Elyria was the most well behaved visiting squad of the year, contrasting with rougher teams.
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Elvira
Wooster Dominates Oberlin In Football Scrimmage
In a 3916 scoreline Wooster over Oberlin after Oberlin was expelled for fraternity formation. Wooster completed 31 of 21 passes for 197 yards. Oberlin 15 of is total 25 yards. Wooster 12 first downs to Oberlin 8. 183 yards vs 12. Oberlin threw for 54 yards. Runyan scored twice with Haines and Query adding TDs. Extra points by Runyan and Nelson. Referee Tyler. Umpire Gibson. Linesman Knewman. The passage also notes 1926 US national income at 78,649,000,000.
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H. Haines
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Mount Union
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Muskies and B-W Lead Conf, Red Cats Pounce St Navier
Western Reserve and Baldwin-Wallace retain the conference lead after St Xavier was routed 18-6 by Western Reserve’s Red Cats at Cleveland. Case and Wooster won big, while Oberlin, Miami, Oberlin, and others prepared for upcoming games as the standings tightened.
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Toledo Ex-Hyds Edge Elyria In Scrappy Gridiron Show
In a hard fought clash Toledo edged Elyria 6 2 as a safety late in the final period sealed the win. Key plays featured long runs by Yucha and end runs by Keller while Toledo’s defense limited Elyria to four first downs. Local notes list practice plans and lineup details with several standout players on both sides.
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P. Ucha
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Rran
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Burrows
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Jewelers held to scoreless tie by Fairport Harbor
A revised report details a scoreless Sunday afternoon game at Fairport Harbor between Haserodi Jewelers and Fairport Harbor Semi-pro eleven. Jewelers outplayed the Harbors despite Harbor weight and star players, with Snodgrass Maddock and other Jewelers shining in a gritty contest, the greatest upset for the Harbors.
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Intersectional clashes highlight early football week
Across the East and Midwest college teams meet in a crowded slate. Yale trips Dartmouth as Harvard and Florida deliver surprises. Penn tops Navy while Chicago defeats Princeton. Fordham hosts Boston College, Princeton visits Princeton hosts Lehigh, and Army edges South Dakota with late scoring surge.
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Lorain Upsets Dope To Beat Sandusky
Lorain High blocked two kicks and intercepted a pass to beat Sandusky High 19 to 6 in Lorain. It marked the first Lorain victory over the Bar City team in three years and featured a ferocious attack by the lavender and purple line.
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West Sides Tie Lorain Team In 7 To 7 Game
Sunday crowd watches Jefferson Field clash as West Side and Lorain's Cleaners battle to a 7 all draw. Brodka powers Strong for the Cleaners while Thorley anchors the line for Lorain. Next Sunday West Side meets Lorain Eries at home.
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