New Entrance Planed For Athletic Field By School Board
The Board of Education met at the office of F. M. Brevens to appoint a committee for a new entrance to the athletic field from Oberlin road. A 20 to 30 foot strip from West Avenue to the ground was proposed along with improving Fifth Street properties. The board approved $100 to buy equipment for a school radio station, largely built by about fifty members of the school radio club. The new gym at the technical high school is due for January occupancy, with plans to replace Y M C A classes and make physical training compulsory for two years, offering alternatives in the last two years.
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F. M. Brevens
Oberlin Road
West Avenue
Fifth Street
Mee Paccett Ana Wees
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Ergé
Sixth Street
Shelton
Y. WC. A
Newark Cagers Will Be Fast This Season
Newark shoe basketball team manager H M Currier announces eight of twenty tryouts chosen for the squad. Captains Barrick from Delaware Ohio leads a lineup featuring Green at forward Mac Calkin center Art Cook at forward Doc Werner guard Roy Peat and Bennie Becker guard with Ewell able to play center or guard.
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H. M. Currier
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Barrick
Delaware Ohio
Ohio
Green
Columbus
Mac Calkinn
Mac
Oberlin
Art Cook
Cook
Doc Werner
Central High
Duluth
Minn
Toledo
Roy Feat
Newarks
Peat
Norwalk
Bennie Becker
Elyma
Elyria
Ewell
Brooklyn and Columbus Fights Score Draws and Wins
Last night in Brooklyn Terry Martin fought Eddie Anderson to a 12 round draw in Providence R I. In Detroit Alexander Hart defeated Joe Dawson while Al Ziemer beat Fred Thompson and Ben Williams of Little Rock beat Tom McLaughlin. In Columbus Joe Lohman, the Toledo heavyweight, won the judges award over Wild Bill Reed after 12 rounds. Kakman out pointed Reed in six rounds while Reed took three and seven were even.
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Providence
R. I
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
Detroit
Alexander Hart
Joe Dawson
al Ziemer
Freddie Thompson
Ben Williams
Little Rock
Tom McLaughlin
Columbus
Joe Lohman
Toledo
Wild Bill’ Reed
Kkobman
Reed
Will His Pitching Help Giants Win Another Banner
A Baltimore Orioles star Jack Bentley is eyed by John McGraw as a potential edge for the Giants in next season's National League scramble. McGraw paid $66,000 and several players for the hurling ace, though Bentley has suffered five losses in three years.
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Giants
Jack Bentley
Baltimore Orioles
McGraw
Bent
Jack
Dunnet Baltimore
Army Hopes to Avenge Notre Dame Setback
Army aims to avenge a fall defeat to Notre Dame. Coach Rockne builds a new team around this key man with Bergman expected to secure a backfield win. The squad remains eligible following last fall's scandal as attention centers on Castner's performance in the Army game.
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Rockne
Castner
Bergman
Notre Dame Football Souvenir Reaches Elyria After Victory
Marsh Guerin brought back Notre Dame Indiana game football after 27 0 win. Rolland Guerin athletic manager secured the ball used by Paul Castner who scored three touchdowns and two field goals. Rockne praised the team as it heads to the Army game with Elyria pass through Thursday on route to New York.
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Cliff Hennings
Notre Dame
Indiana
Elyria
Marsh Guerin
K. K. Rockie
Marsh
Notre-Dame
Rolland Guerin
Paul Castner
Paul
Don Miler
Cleveland
Blue-Gold
Maresh
Rockne
Notre
Lorain and Elyria to contest annual YMCA relay
Lorain and Elyria medley relay planned with two teams joining in a citywide YMCA event. Course spans about eight miles with baton handoffs every half mile, teams chosen by the physical directors of each Y. A large silver trophy will be awarded to the winning half milers upon completion.
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Evyrva
Lorain
Fco Rudolph
Bass Charce
Re Lorain
Sittesu
McClelland
Elvrra
Thie
Elpria
Lesion Bowlers Triumph Over Pronggrah Team
The American Legion bowling team and the General Phonograph team competed at Gala levels last night. The Legion barbs won in a close finish as the Graph Co made four good ones, taking one game by thirty pins.
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American Legion Bowlin
General Phonograph
Legion Bars
Phonsgraph Co
Perry Fay Bowlers Defeat Olmsted At Gala Alleys
The Perry Fay bowlers defeated Olmstead last night at the Gala alleys, taking two of three games. All matches were close except the final game, which the Perry Fays won easily.
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Perry Fay
Olmstead
Perry Fays
Nine Elevens in Race for Grid Honors
New York November seventh. Nine college football teams remain in contention for the theoretical national title across regions: Harvard Princeton Cornell and Washington and Jefferson in the East. Michigan Wisconsin Notre Dame and Iowa in the Midwest. and California on the West Coast. Army and West Virginia also unbeatens in the East, with Vanderbilt and Washington and Oregon listed outside the top echelon.
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New York
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
Washington and Jefferson
Michigan
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Iowa
Middle West
California
Army
West Virginia
Vanderbilt
Washington
Oregon
Crimson
Yale
Pittsburgh
Lafayette
Maryland Jockey Club Meet at Pimlico Sport Event
Racing action features the Maryland Jockey Club meeting at Pimlico while boxing fans anticipate Harvey Bright versus Hughie Hutchison in a ten round bout in Montreal.
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Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Harvey Bright
Hughie Hutchison
Montreal
Liberty Auto Line Wins Columbus Zanesville Route License
APPROVES AUTO LINE. COLUMBUS, Nov. 7. City council approved the Liberty auto line application for a license under the new bus license ordinance. The service runs between Zanesville and Columbus and now meets the licensing requirement.
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Columbus
City Connect
Liberty Auto Line
Zanesville
Lorain Fish and Game Club to Host Fry at YMCA
The Lorain Counts Fish and Game club will hold a fish fry at the YMCA next Friday at 2 o clock. State Fish and Game Commissioner A C Baxter from Columbus will give an address on his first visit to the club. The event is an open meeting inviting all who wish to attend.
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Lorain Counts Fish and Game Club
Ohio grid star marries in a hurry at Watertown
All-American football player Pontius and Miss Mildred Carrington Taylor wed in Watertown after fast-tracked plans. The ceremony, led by Rev. H S Wood, followed sudden travel orders from Chetevile Ohio to Port Huron Michigan. The couple had been summering near Wenekena and postponed their November 29 wedding. Pontius, son of Cirvil le judge and Mrs George H Pontious, gained All-American honors in 1913 and works in the Home Insurance foreign department.
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Watertown
N.Y
T— Dan Cupid
Miller Hall Pontius
University of Michigan
Mildred Carrington Taylor
Port Huron
Mich
Chetevile
Ohio
Central America
H. 5. Wood
St. Pan's Episcopal Church
Wenekena
Por Huroz
Cattaraugus
Porilal
Pontious
George H. Pontious
Circleville, O
Foreign Department of the Home Insurance Company
Turks Disembark Troops Near Gallipoli Peninsula
An unconfirmed Paris sourced report says ten Turkish ships landed troops at Lapsaki to seize Gallipoli while allied warships patrol. Gallipoli is on European soil along the Dardanelles. Also noted, Yucatan women become the first Spanish speaking women to vote.
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London
Paris
Toflav
Lapsaki
Gallipoli
Gallipolis
Dardenelles
Yucatan
Home Rule Advocate Ferle Dies Suddenly at 65
Jacob W. Ferle, 65, a prominent Michigan home rule advocate and vice president of the Michigan League of Municipalities, died suddenly at his Lansing home after presiding at a city council meeting and attending a Masonic temple function. He suffered a heart attack and expired shortly before midnight.
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Lansing
Mich
Jacob W. Ferle
Michigan League of Municipalities
Masonic Temple
Women vote early in Martins Ferry as polls open
Nov 7 Martins Ferry report shows more women than men voting in some precincts. Ideal weather boosts turnout for a large farmer vote. Voters are considering bond issues totaling 439000 for new schools and water light plants. Goldsborough Hall, Princess Marr's home, dates to about 1625.
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Martins Ferry
Aged Woman’s Funeral Notice Sparks Controversy in England
An unusual remark at an elderly woman’s funeral in England sparked controversy as a Witk speech claimed no women should be allowed to attend her funeral. The event drew attention from local communities and prompted debate on social norms and gender roles.
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England
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