Oberlin Prepares Stronger Team for Case Clash
Oberlin, Ohio aims for a tougher lineup against Case as coach Lisse K. Butler recalls Dutch Mytinger and Bob Dixon from injuries. Ralph Shipley and Sparky Di Biasio also play, with Shipley a transfer from Williams and Di Biasio a sophomore quarterback on call for passing.
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Oberlin
Case
Lisse K. Butler
Dutch Mvtinger
Bob Dixon
Ralph Shipley
Sparky DiBiasio
Shipley
Williams
Kenyon
DiBiasio
Parks
Eyman
Harrison
Wickenden
Heideman
Kennedy
Dixon
Cooper
Mytinger
Robson
Berthold
Grimes Named Brooklyn Dodgers Manager Amid Cheerful Chaos
Burleigh Grimes, famed spitballer and temperamental star, is tapped as Dodgers manager replacing Casey Stengel. Owners vote on successor after the announcement as Grimes plans to report from his Missouri pig farm and vows to carry on Brooklyn traditions with a blunt, no plan stance.
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United Press
New York
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn
Rimes
Missouri
Burleigh
Marbles
Brooklyne
Sports Pickups Favor Fremont Over Elyria in Rumored Finals
A listing of picks pits Fremont over Elyria in an expected easy win, while Sandusky may trim Lorain. Penn State edges Michigan, Notre Dame beats Navy, Princeton and Carnegie Tech favored, Northwestern easy, and various other regional matchups noted with selections.
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Elyria-Fremont
Little Giants
Elyria
Fremont
Sandusky-Lorain
Sandusky
Lorain
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Penn
Quakers
Holy Cross
Colgate
Colgote
Army
Ohio Wesleyan
Carnegie Tech
Fordham
Purdue
Boilermakers
Dartmouth
Columbia
Indiana
Syracuse
The
Hoosiers
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Easy
Alabama
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Alabama Poly
Oberlin
CASE
Texas Christian
TEXAS
California
Southern
Cal
Andekron-Heidelbers
Rice
Arkansas
Baldwin Wallace Warne
Colorado
Utah
Marquette-Crezenton
Dayton-Ohio TV
Detroit
Centenary
Tulsa
Vanderbilt - Sewanee
Washington State
Oregon State
Muskingum- Wooster
Yale-Brown
West Virginia
Georgetown
Western Reserve
John Carroll
Rainer-Wittenberg
Rothgery Motors Take Second In Lutheran League
Rothgery Motors rose to second place in the St John's Lutheran Bowling League by sweeping Eirria Lumber in three straight games at the school alleys on Third Street. Al Bucholz led with a 329 series and a 214 game.
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Rothgery Motors
St John's Lutheran
Eirria Lumber
Third Street
al Bucholz
Fresh Reserves Tie Jefferson In Narrow Grid Duel
Freshmen reserves of Etoria High and Jefferson Junior High battled to a 2 to 2 tie at Ely Stadium yesterday afternoon. Bishop opened scoring for Etoria in the second period, and Dowdell tied the game for Jefferson near the end of the third. Jefferson threatened again in the fourth but stalled on the 3 yard line as the reserve line held.
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Etoria High
Jefferson Junior High
Ely Stadium
Bishop
Walker
Dowdell
Smith
Jeffersonian
Wildcats Favored to Beat Wisconsin Amid Big Ten Title Hopes
Northwestern as big favorite to clinch its first undisputed Big Ten title with a win over Wisconsin. Homecoming crowd near 65,948 at Minnesota’s Memorial Stadium expected to watch Minnesota vs Iowa while other Big Ten and major intersectional games test title hopes.
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Chicago
Lynn Waldorf
Wildcats
Minnesota
Gay Strate
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Michigan
Eto
Memorial Stadium
Gophers
Iowa
Ohio State
Syracuse
Indiana
Purdue
Boiiermakers
Fordham
Michi-gan
Pennsylvania
Stuhidreher
Marquette
Lince
Ifi
Oberlin and Ashland Undefeated in Saturday Clash
Oberlin High hosts Ashland High in a top home game at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Ashland arrives unbeaten, having dominated opponents this season, while Oberlin seeks to extend its run despite injuries and limited reserves threatening depth.
Bowlers To Meet Sunday For City Association
A second meeting to organize the Esstria City Bowling Association will be held Sunday at the Knights of Columbus club rooms. Bowlers from classes A and B including Western Auto and Ridgeville are asked to attend at 1:30 PM. In Fremont officials cited road oiling in the Sandusky River basin as the main factor in the city water taste.
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Esstria City Bowling Association
Knights of Columbus Club
Elstria City
Western Automatic
Ridgeville Knights of St. John
St. John’s Lutheran
Electro Alloys and
General Industries Leaene
Fremont
Jevel
Sandusky
Ex Major League Stars Plan Free Baseball Schools
Ex major league stars Walter Johnson Honus Wagner and Tris Speaker will teach youths 15 to 25 in schools across many states. The program, free to participants, aims to develop talent through the Semi Pro Baseball Congress backed by industry and officials, with hopes of major league advancement.
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Hicago
Walter Johnson
America
United Press
Johnson
Honus Wagner
Tris Speaker
Dumonte
Sponserine
Nallona Pleroff
Association of National Sporting Goods Manufacturers
Dumont
Gesier
Wichita
Ran
Kansas
Adie White
Buford. Ga
St. Louis Cardinals
Eldon Auker
Detroit Tigers
Hal Warnock
St. Louis Browns
Pittsburgh
Wagner
Pirates
EK. M. Landis
Baseballs
Rickey
Branch Ricker
Baseball Enterprises
Dawn to Dusk Carnival Grid Event At Lake Front
Cleveland plans a five game football carnival at Lake Front stadium with dawn to dusk play. Organizers expect about 40,000 fans and floodlights will be used if needed. Proceeds go to a medical fund for injured athletes. Matches: Glenville vs South, West vs Lincoln, Cathedral Latin vs Collinwood, East Tech vs West Tech, Holy Name vs John Adams.
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Cleveland
Lake Front
Glenville
South
West
Lincoln
Cathedral Latin
Collinwood
East Tech
West Tech
Holy Name
John Adams
Economic snipe hunting in third party push
The author portrays the third party as exploiting elderly voters in an economic snipe hunt. They warn that promises of generous pensions depend on impossible production and broader wealth redistribution. The piece argues such plans would shrink total goods and worsen living standards, harming both young and old.
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Dea
Oberlin Harriers Set for Meet with Case Spartans
Oberlin and Case cross country squads prepare for a Saturday race on the Oberlin course. Captain Fred Wing of the Crimson Harriers recently set an Oberlin course record with 21 minutes 13.3 seconds in a Wooster meet, while Wooster’s Chegwidden led with 21.01. Oberlin has won three of four meets, losing narrowly to Michigan State Normal by two points.
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Oberlin, QC
Oberlin
Case
Fred
Wing
Crimson Harriers
Wooster
Chegwidden
Michigan State Normal
Case Runners Defend Lead Against Wing Richards Kay Group
Mills leads the Case team as the main threat and expected to push Wing in a tight race. Wing Richards Kay Good Dre Baker and Cummings will oppose Mills, Phil lips Craix Pekarak Hunt and Broh in a competitive matchup.
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Wing
Richards
Kay
Good
Dre
Baker
Cummings
Case
Mills
Phillips
Craix
Pekarak
Hunt
Broh
Speech science and a clever cat in two places
In Albany a Syracuse University professor notes loud speech needs a punch at the start and a pick at the end after hearing 33,800 speakers. In Sydney a cat named Rastus, famed as the district’s efficient mullet fisherman, dives from his veranda to catch mullet.
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Albany, N
Kenneth G. Bartlett
Syracuse University
Sydney
Rastus
Rerowa
Hastus
Stolen Garage Reported by Grand Rapids Sheriff Dept
Grand Rapids Michigan sheriff’s department records an unusual theft a garage was stolen from the property of Mtex Koelker who discovered the loss on a recent visit to his home. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Pasadena Police Chief Bars Women with Eyebrows Plucked
Pasadena police chief Kelley announces no women with plucked eyebrows or red tinted fingernails will be appointed to the force. The remark signals gender based screening in local police recruitment.
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Pasadena
Cal
Kellevw
Divers Strike Shuts Gydnia Port Demands Wage Hike
Ten divers walked out at the new Baltic port of Gydnia in Poland threatening to dive and remain under water until their demand for higher wages is granted. The action disrupted port operations as workers pressed for pay increases.
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Warsaw
Gydnia
Baltic
Adelaide Miner Charles Hoffman Noted in Ancestry Tale
An old clipping centers on Charles Hoffman a miner in Adelaide with parcels of family notes and sparse biographical hints. The fragment hints at a life tied to mining and local history, suggesting genealogical interest rather than a full narrative.
Miner Finds Gold Shining in Stone Near Mialdon
A roving worker near Mialdon Victoria crossed a creek to reach his task on a large stepping stone. He broke it after noticing shining specks and recovered more than 11 ounces of gold from the stone.
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Mialdon
Victoria
Paris Tea Strike By Sugar Aided Workers
Eight women employed at a rag and paper factory in Paris staged a strike over sugar in their tea. The proprietor, facing higher sugar prices, tried to serve unsweetened tea, which sparked the walkout.
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Paris
Army Buys Horses in Cuban Army Purchase
The Cuban army has purchased about 2,000 horses through dealers at the National Stockyards in National City, per Cuban consul Armando de Leon. A further 2,590 horses and 590 mules are planned to be bought during the rest of the year.
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ARMY
ST. Lovals
National
National City
Armando de Leon
Cow defuses attack as police dog saves homeowner
Mrs August Burandt was knocked down in a barnyard when a cow charged. Pal the police dog and family pet leaped in, scaring the animal away and enabling Burandt to reach safety. An unrelated line about thieves in India appears in the clipping.
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Bonner Springs
Kan
August Burandt
Pal
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