Ohio State Back Suapended By Willaman
Ohio State back Coffee is suspended for breaking training, announced by head coach Sam Willaman. The rocky morale incident follows a loss of Al Hess to injury. Hess could return Saturday. Grady and reserve players were added in scrimmage as coaches seek to stabilize the team before the Northwestern clash.
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McLarnin Knocks Out Mandell in Chicago Bout
Irish champion McLarnin overwhelms lightweight champ Mandell in a Chicago arena showing power and set up for a potential welterweight clash with Jackie Fields. Mandell, at 138 pounds, unable to match McLarnin’s left jabs and hard rights, suffers a decisive, first-time defeat in his career.
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Southwest Terms Survey Dud or Dud in University Life
The Carnegie report on subsidizing college athletes unsettles some conferences but is seen by Southwest students as a dud. SMU co-eds say scientific papers bore them yet deny athletes are paid. UT students oppose overemphasis on sports while MIA observers attend the Texas Texas A&M clash drawing 25,000. AVALON Seals pitcher Smead Jones sold to the Chicago White Sox after Pacific Coast league directors meeting.
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Elyria Crimson Flash Set for Cleveland Heights Clash
Elyria High School Crimson Flash faces Cleveland Heights at Ely Stadium Saturday in the final home stand of the season. Heights, unbeaten since 1927, features stars O Neil Oliphant Friedman and Oppolito. Elyria, after a mixed record, hopes to rebound and move toward a Greater Cleveland title.
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Booth as Yale’s Greatest Drawing Card On Grid Irons
The Carnegie report on college athletics notes dangers of overemphasizing individual stars while Yale exploits Albie Booth’s fame. Booth’s play against Army sparked a Yale victory, filling the stadium and producing substantial gate receipts, yet the piece warns against turning players into spectacles.
Pennzoils Seek Cage Games Around Elyria
The Pennzoils, a fast class A basketball team from Cleveland, want to arrange games in Elyria and nearby areas in November and December. Ex collegial cage stars from Miami, Denzison and other schools largely compose the Pennzoil lineup. Rip Newborn, care of the Cleveland News.
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Lake Erie League Grid Standings and Scores
Lake Erie League standings update with last week results Shaw 26 Rocky River A non league Heights 7 East 6. Teams Shaw and Rocky River A posted scoring, while Heights and East faced non league results.
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Interscholastic Grid Upset Risk Across Regions
Weekend slate promises upsets as top teams face winnable opponents while leaders hold position. Yale and Penn clash with uncertain outcomes in the East. Michigan and Illinois coaches loom as key threats to opponents. Midwest showdowns Chicago versus Wisconsin and Northwestern versus Ohio State draw interest. Pacific Coast powerhouses California Stanford and USC favored over Montana Washington Nevada. Missouri Valley action features Nebraska idle and Oklahoma facing Kansas. Sooners rebounded from a Texas loss, Kansas from Illinois and Nebraska.
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Cleveland Five To Open Cage Season 25th
Cleveland, Ohio November 3 1929 The Cleveland team of the American Baseball League will open the 1929-1930 season in Cleveland November 25 facing a New York club at the public auditorium. The lineup includes Lanick Barry Dehnbart Carl Husta Dave Kerr and Red Skurnick with Johnny Beckman sold to New York and Rat Dickerson added from the Olson Swedes of Oklahoma. The schedule lists 28 home and 28 road games per club with a halves format and a league championship to end the season. Syracuse replaces Trenton in the league led by Vic Hanson alongside teams in Cleveland New York Brooklyn Paterson Rochester Chicago and Fort Wayne.
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College football world faces Army drill and line shuffles
Nov 5 reports show coach Bob Zuppke testing surprise plans against Army in Champaign while Michigan shifts J Truskowski back to halfback lead role. Chicago and Wisconsin storylines unfold with Stagg vexed, Temple back in mix, and Notre Dame resuming practice ahead of Drake. Minnesota notes injury shifts and Wisconsin uses psychology on players as Chicago game looms.
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Rookies Give Senators Edge Says Griffith in 1920s outlook
Washington asst manager Clark Griffith the “Silver Fox” sees the 1920s American League dominance continuing and outlines a rebuild plan for the Senators. He stresses youthful talent with seasoned pitchers, aims to peak in three to four years, and cites Walter Johnson’s managerial learning curve and recent trade sparks as keys to a pennant bid.
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Ely Stadium Expected Full For Elyria High vs Cleveland Heights Clash
E R Laver, Elyria High manager, said Ely Stadium will be full Saturday afternoon for the football clash with Cleveland Heights. Heights requests 590 student seats and 150 seats for the Dad's club.
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Wooster Faces Confidence Issues After Oberlin Rout
Wooster coach L C Boles plans scrimmage Monday as the Wooster football team, fresh from a 227 to 0 win over Oberlin, focuses on building morale for Case and Muskingum games. Captain Marion Bleck leads a cautious squad, with many seniors set to play their last home game against Case.
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Frenchman Favorite To Win Flyweight Title
Eugene Haat of France emerged as the favorite to claim the world flyweight championship after a dominant ten round victory over Corporal Jazy Schwartz of New York at Madison Square Garden. Haat outweighed Schwartz 112 to 114 pounds and won eight of ten rounds, surpassing other winners in the elimination tournament. Schwartz announced his retirement after a 16 year ring career with 116 bouts, once recognized by the New York commission as a world champion in the 11 round class.
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Iowa City grid notes and varied practice plans
Scattered football practice updates across cities show Iowa City aiming to beat Minnesota while Western Conference leaders feel pressure. Army and Illinois prep scrimmages follow light drills as Vaile and Purdue tease Martland game returns. Princeton plans a brief workout as varsity squads rest after a tough Chicago match.
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Meredith Beats Gibbons In Canton Boxing Bout
NEWARK Nov 5 Lee Meredith Toledo middleweight knocked out T N T Gibbons 6 7 Canton in the seventh round of a four bout 10 round card last night. Meredith felled the Canton fighter with a right to the jaw. Homer Roman Newark lightweight won a judges decision over Floyd Bennett Toledo in the 10 round semi windup. In the preliminaries Jimmy Clay Columbus beat Sonny Boy Wells Zanesville 112 pounds Big Boy Petera Mt Vernon knocked out Kid Dominick Newark 125 pounds, and George Boichan and Don McClellan Mt Vernon fought to a four round draw.
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Hawaii Eleven Faces Three Mainland Foes This Season
Hawaii’s Deans prepare for a demanding schedule with Oregon, Santa Clara, and Washington State on the slate. Otto Klum’s squad, averaging about 180 pounds, relies on returnees and freshmen stars led by Rasir Holt and Walker MacFarlane to challenge strong mainland opponents in unfamiliar weather.
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West Virginia U. and Fordham Clash On Election Day
West Virginia University faces Fordham in a New York game described as the second meeting between the two schools. The Mountaineers, after losses to Pitt and Davis Eikins, seek result against Fordham, a previously unbeaten team that has been tied by Davis and Fikins. Nearby, the West Side Midgets defeated the West Street Tigers 29 to 7 at Cascade Park.
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Auto Body Repairing ImpERIAL Burlington Co. Ad
Readable fragments describe an auto body repair shop on Broad Street. Mentions Imperial Burltture and a storefront at 3662 with brief copy about repair services.
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