Ohio State Slight Favorite Over Navy in Baltimore Showdown
In Baltimore Stadium two improving elevens meet with Ohio State a slight favorite over Navy. About 35 000 fans expected as Navy seeks more wins after early defeats. Ohio State aims to rebound from losses to Northwestern and Michigan. Ingram drills Navy on defense against Buckeye passing game and relies on Kim and Tschirsi to power the attack. Officials include refere e D W Very and umpire J P Egan.
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Question Marks at Grafton Tomorrow
The Question Marks travel to meet the Grafton Ex-Hys after a win over Spencer Merchants. Coach Ucha drills blocking and tackling to counter Carmel and Bartlett. The same lineup from last Sunday is expected to start.
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Mickey Walker Upsets Risko in Heavyweight Bid
Mickey Walker of Rumson New Jersey moved up from middleweight to heavyweight and beat Johnny Risko in ten rounds in Detroit. Walker, 166 pounds to Risko's 194, dominated with his left hook as Risko pressed with power, scoring a knockdown in round two. Over 18 000 fans attended as promoter Dick Dunn reduced prices to fill seats.
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Purdue Favored In Chicago Rivalry at Stagg Field
Purdue seeks revenge against Chicago Maroons at Stagg Field in a long-standing series, with Purdue riding a three-game Big Ten win streak after topping Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois. Chicago has failed to score in four straight games, but tied Mississippi and Princeton recently.
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Michigan Favored Over Harvard In Sixth Meeting
Cambridge Massachusetts November 8 Michigan was a five to three favorite to beat Harvard in the sixth meeting between the two elevens on Soldiers Field today. Harvard’s passing game was expected to be used to offset Michigan’s strong ground attack, with sophomore Newman a key passing threat.
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New York U and Alabama to Play Charity Game
New York University offered its eleven for a post season charity game against Alabama for the unemployed. Mayor Walker and metropolitan sports writers selected Alabama as the best drawing card after a conference. Approval from Dean Sanford of Georgia, president of the Southern Conference, was sought.
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Wilmington Beats Cedarville Again 12 to 0
Wilmington defeated Cedarville college 12 to 0 for the second time this year. Both teams earned the same number of first downs, but Cedarville failed to punch through for scoring. Blackburn Orr and Fox starred for Wilmington while Irons and Turner led Cedarville’s attack.
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Football Results Collegiate Scores From Roundup
North Dakota beat Duquesne 14 to 6 as Loyola New Orleans defeated Butler 33 to 0. Marshall overwhelmed Fairmount Teachers 40 to 0 while West Liberty Teachers routed Concord 27 to 0. George Washington crushed New York Aggies 86 to 0 and Guilford beat Lenoir Rhyne 23 to 0. Catawba topped Bridgewater 68 to 0, Mercer shut out Stetson 33 to 0, California Tech prevailed over Occidental 6 to 0, Wilmington beat Gordon 13 to 0, New Philadelphia edged Coshocton 6 to 0, Columbus West won at Lancaster 25 to 6.
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Good Football Punting Basics By Jack Elder
Ex Notre Dame star turned Central Press writer explains punting technique. The hands form a pocket by bending at waist and knees to catch punts, avoiding stiff wrists. A liquid catch reduces bobbles, guiding the ball into the hands for possession. The article concludes the series.
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Trojans Face West Side Team in West Side Championship
The Trojans clash with West Sides at Jefferson School grounds tomorrow at 2 380 P M for the West Side championship. Both squads practiced hard this week as Juicy Kline of the West Sides vows to curb Young and Innes, Trojan linchpins, with a prepared game plan.
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Fight Results From Chicago and Michigan Bouts
United Press reports a Chicago boxing card with Sols Schuman stopping Billy Locka and Den Gavsyparo stopping Chester Bush. Johnny Emma, Herb Petersen and Sammy Gennaro results noted along with Mickey Mack and Mickey Red Kerns. In Holland Michigan Benny Touchstone and Bobby Osixnec won on points. Governor Green attended Lansing events including George Godfrey’s heavyweight bout.
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Kent Bearcats Tie Charlottesville in 6 to 6 Chess?
Akron notes a 6 to 6 tie between the Kent Bearcats and Charlottesville at League Park in raw below freezing conditions. The clash drew 4,000 fans, marking the third meeting after two prior wins by Charlottesville.
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Speaking of Sports Random Thoughts On Football Pay
The piece critiques college football pay policies, citing Bausch of Kansas at 75 dollars a month and pondering effects on salaries, trades, and incentives. It notes Yale does not pay players, mentions Albie Booth, and sketches upcoming games against Alfred, Georgia, Brown, Army, and Dartmouth.
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Toy sewing machines sold in Germany at 25 cents each
Tiny sewing machines that actually sew are being marketed in Germany for a price of 25 cents each. The offer highlights affordable functional toys amid postwar trade activity and consumer bargains across the market.
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New London High Cruises Past Ridgeville 39 to 0
New London High routed Ridgeville High 39 to 0 as 19 first downs and a sharp aerial attack overwhelmed the Blue and Gold. Scorers included Humphrey Reshetar Swanzer R White Moore and Staples with Moore adding one extra point and Reshetar two on passes. Final quarter scores and officials noted.
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Eckert Making Name At B W
Eckert earns notice at Baldwin Wallace as a rising tackle. Junior Kingsley Eckert weighs 199 pounds and has become a standout, rivaling former star Williard Hagenmeyer. He key blocks for the Yellow Jackets, notably vs Akron, and is slated to clash with Case’s Al Weppner in an important upcoming matchup.
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Straight From the Shoulder Picks Winners Across A Range Of Games
A starter list ranks Notre Dame over Pennsylvania Northwestern over Indiana Army over Illinois Southern California over California Colgate over Columbia Purdue over Chicago Muskingum over Wooster Ohio Wesleyan over Miami Minnesota over South Dakota Ohio University over Denison Then tougher picks include Michigan over Harvard Ohio State over Navy Fordham over Detroit Akron over Case Western Reserve Oberlin over Western Reserve Georgia over New York U Pittsburgh over Carnegie Tech Vanderbilt over Georgia Tech Dayton over St Xavier Lorain over North Tonawanda Heights over Lakewood Then uncertain matchups Alabama over Florida Mt Union over Kenyon Wisconsin over South Dakota State Western Maryland over John Carroll Michigan over Harvard Ohio State over Navy Fordham over Detroit Akron over Case Western Reserve Western Reserve over Oberlin Georgia over New York Pitt over Carnegie Tech Vanderbilt over Georgia Tech Dayton over St Xavier Lorain over North Tonawanda Heights over Lakewood Lorain favored by McCaskey’s bid for undefeated run
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Furnitures And All Stars Battle For City Lightweight Title
Elyia teams Thomas Furnitures and All-Stars meet at the Ely stadium practice field tomorrow at 2 30 p m for the city title clash. The All-Stars outweigh Furnitures by 15 to 20 pounds per man and carry a 5 of 6 record after avenging a loss to Lorain Comets. Blakely Buswell Chapman and Dickason anchor the All-Stars from last year’s Elyria Figh squad, while Furnitures also own five wins in six games and have prepared with new formations all week.
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Lone Marker Drives Sandusky Past Elyria In Close Final Period
Fairfield's 20 yard dash and line smash by St. Mary halfback Fairfield produced the lone score in a hard fought 7-0 Sandusky Bay City game at Ely Stadium. Hamann sparked the Sandusky offense, while Elyria threatened late but the visitors held on.
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Rock Coaches for Hard Notre Dame Quaker Clash
Notre Dame prepares for a tough battle with Pennsylvania at Franklin Field as Knute Rockne cautions against underestimating the Quakers. The Irish, favored 2 to 1, meet a resurgent Penn team buoyed by a Kansas upset, with a large crowd anticipated.
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Elyria Freshmen rout Oberlin in league tuneup
Elyria High Freshmen, coached by Carl Smith, defeated Oberlin High second team 32 to 0 at Ely Stadium in a prelude to SanduskyLy ria battle. Oberlin led 13 to 0 at halftime, then Elyria pulled away with a 19 point final period led by Ahlgrin Bakos and Woodcock.
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All-Stars Game Preview Notes Teams Ready
Players are reported to be in good condition for tomorrow's game against the All-Stars. Trainers indicated no injuries and team chemistry appears strong ahead of the matchup.
Haserodts Add New Strength For Game Sunday At Toledo
Haserodt Jewelers coach Shim Gove beefs up the lineup for Sundays at Toledo by adding Al Thomas and Cromp, former Lorain stars, to improve the line and backfield. Uncertain starting five. top-practice performers likely to start. All players to meet at the Temple Pool room at 8:30 tomorrow morning.
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Factories in South Africa use electricity for motive power
The Union of South Africa has reached 3,000 factories and plants powered by electricity for motive use, reflecting expanding electrification and industrial growth across the country.
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