Fordham Faces Purdue in Key Intersectional Clash at Polo Grounds
Fordham Rams seek a Rose Bowl bid as they meet Purdue Boilermakers in a major intersectional game at the Polo Grounds. Undefeated Fordham trails only Georgia and NYU for national honors, with Notre Dame Navy and other big matchups on the slate as college football’s midseason action heats up.
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Jim Crowley
Itr
Minnesota
Polo Grounds
Georgia
Baltimore
Santa Clara
J. Mary
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Wildcats
Marquettes
Creighton
Notre Dame survey boosts faith in football system
Notre Dame publicity chief Joe Petritz reports a department survey showing the Irish football method remains strong midseason. The review notes Eastern writers favored Rose Bowl contenders like Washington, Santa Clara, and Alabama while Notre Dame majors see continued access and success for the system this year.
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Trearment
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dameystem
Liberta
Washington
Minnesota
Jinny Phelan
Santa Clara
Stanford
Santa Clara Bays
Buck Shaw
Loyola of Los Angeles
Tom Lieb
St. Mary's
Lip Madigan
Alabama
Kentucky
Georgia
Har* Mehre
Auurn
Jack Chevigny
Texas
Wank Anderson
North Carlina
Chevigny
Baylor
Ice
S. M
Nderson
Davidm
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Manhattan
Middle West
Nobile Kiz
Purdue
Wisconsin
Arry Stuhldreher
Badger
Ross To Defend World's Welter Title, Nov. 27
Cy Welterweight Champion Barney Ross and Izzy Jannazzo of New York will fight for the world welter title in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden on November 27. The match was set by the Boxing Commission after Roz co-manager Sam Pian and Jannazzo agreed to defend the title within 60 days after November 2 against Ceferino Garcia. Garcia and Jannazzo drew in a prior 15 round clash at the Garden, but the commission ordered Jannazzo to meet Ross due to Garcia suffering gashes that could impair him for the November 27 bout.
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Izzy Jannazzo
Madison Square Garden
Boxing Commission
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Chicago
Jannazzo
Ceferino Garcia
Philippines
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the Garden
Ross
The
Commission
Struck Furniture tops Coca Colas in league match
Struck Furniture, last place in the St. John s Lutheran Bowling League, defeated the Coca Colas in two of three games last evening. Schulz led the winners with a 593 series.
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Coca-Colas
Schulz
Arabian Prince Proves Tough Hombre On Mat
ED PRINCE NIBAKALIS faces Jimmie Britchell in the Break It Off Society main event at Rainbow Gardens. The Prince, praised for offense and defense, draws growing crowds amid hostility from local fans. Two falls in two hours decide the match with supporting bouts featuring Ken Hollis and Dan Cady. New bleachers boost capacity. ticket prices rise with 65 cent reserved, 40 cent general admission, under 14s at 15 cents.
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Amherst Gridders Win Northern League Title
Amherst Highs Comets clinched their first Northern High School League football title with a 14 to 0 victory over New London Wildcats. Vermilion finished second after defeating Medina, giving Amherst four straight league wins. Lach scored the first Amherst TD on a 5 yard run. Michaels added the extra point and later Aschenbach scored on a center smash following a key New London penalty.
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Green and Gold
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Lach
Michaels
Fy Robinson
Cooke
Richard Meier
Aschenbach
Molders Top Time Clerks in Temple Bowling Clash
The Molders beat the Time Clerks in two of three games in the General Industries league on Temple lanes. Cotton led with 538 for the best series and Duke added a 202 top single for the winning team.
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General Industries
Temple
Cotton
Duke
I. T. S. Bowling Team Plays Two
The Elytia I. T. S. bowling squad, after a 1-1 start in the Northern Ohio League, heads to a doubleheader at K. of C alleys. Lorain visits at 2 pm, followed by a 4 38 pm start against Findlay.
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K. of Calleys
Lorain
The
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Findlay
Elyria Lights Fall 7-0 to Wellington Dukes
Elyria High Lightweights were outmatched by Wellington High in a 7 to 0 defeat at Ely Stadium. Don Sawanger and Dick McDermott engineered a late first quarter drive for the Dukes, culminating in a one yard TD by Swanger with Gill extra point. Elyria threatened in final minutes with two completed passes but failed to score.
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Williams
McDermot
Gill
Elyria
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Elyrians
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Marsh
Coleman
Geitgey
Geitger
Renz
Millwrights sweep Cleaning Room in bowling league
The Millwrights won two from the Cleaning Room while Furnace swept Foundry in two matches at the K of C. Carlson led with a 556 series and Henry topped the night with a 221 high score.
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Electro Alloys League
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Akron Plans Likely Ohio Conference Exit for 1937
The University of Akron indicated it will likely face Baldwin Wallace as its only league opponent on the 1937 football schedule, signaling a probable withdrawal from the Ohio Conference after a crisis over player eligibility. Kent State had been set for a game, with Wooster College previously planned as a rival date.
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Wooster College
Kent State
John Carroll Poised In Upset Spot As Ohio Gridday Looms
Ohio college football action centers on John Carroll at Cleveland against undefeated Western Reserve with a slate of Buckeye Conference and non conference games. Key matches include Ohio Wesleyan vs Cincinnati and Dayton hosting Ohio U as teams race for title contention.
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Ridgeville Knights League Matches Shaped Schedule
Ridgeville Feed Store defeated Ridgeville Hatchery twice while Picker ing Service beat Barnes Coal Company twice. October 1 rest order allowed Oct 30 or removal from the schedule. Athletic Director James W. Aiken set Western Reserve date.
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Okie Scholastic Grid Results Roundup
Results list multiple Ohio high school football scores with teams from Columbus Cleveland Akron and elsewhere. Notable outcomes include Columbus North 3 Piqua 9 and Cleveland Shaker Heights 35 Cleveland Euclid Central 0 with many others such as East Liverpool 6 Youngstown Chaney 35 and Zanesville 32 Columbus Central 0.
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Euclid Central
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Campbell Memorial
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Cincinnati
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Norwood
Lockland
Miamisburg Bowlers End Long Winning Streak
Miamisburg High School, once undefeated in 37 straight games, suffered a tie with Sidney and losses to Piqua and Tiffin Junior Home. Tiffin capitalized on an early break in the first quarter, scoring on a three yard plunge by Austin, while Miamisburg’s offense and defense battled with multiple drives but failed to score again after the opening period.
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Sidney
Piqua
Vikings
Tiffin
Ray Otto
Junior Home
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Scholastic Harriers Seek Fremont's Title
In Columbus Ohio today high school cross country runners vie for the title Wade Campbell of Fremont vacated, with 42 schools and 120 individuals competing. Toledo Scott won the team title in 1935 and is back to defend the crown in the two mile test.
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Wade Campbell
Fremont
Toledo Scott
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