Battle in Mud at Ely Stadium
Hal B. Kelly reports a muddy clash at Ely Stadium as Elyria’s White and Crimson face Rocky River’s heavy squad. Slippery conditions favor the heavyweight visitors while Elyria relies on end runs and aerials to offset the opposition. Moody directs, with Snodgrass and Dunstan likely to fill in. If Elyria wins, a two win, one loss Lake Erie tilt tightens the league race with Shaw upcoming.
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Hal B. Kelly
Ely
Elyvia
Elyria
Pye Oval
Elsha Hi
Rocky River
Moody
Wiko
Mika
Stiffler
White
Crimson
Mike
Blyria
Dunstan
Snodgrass
Dunestan
Dill- Mans
Spearing
Dillman
Shaw
Loyala
E. WH. S
Neer
Ken
Crimson Warriors
Oubins
Elysia- Wiume
Lake Ene Weagame
Tom Shaw
Wesleyan Invades Syracuse In Cross-Conference Clash
Syracuse hosts undefeated Ohio Wesleyan in an intersectional game as two Syracuse backs Sebo and Jevens miss action with injuries. Betting odds are even as the match unfolds amid the early season hoop excitement.
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PIO Wesleyan
Syracuse
Ohio Wesleyan
Michigan
Withyracuse University
Yracuse Backfeld
Sebo
Jevens
Ex-Hi prepares for Mansfield game tomorrow
Elyria Ex-Hi football season enters a tense road test at Mansfield against a strong local eleven led by the Rev Billiards. The squad, coming off a win and two narrow victories, aims to leverage speed and brains to overcome the heavier opponent, with key players Yucka and Toth out and Cook and Dotomer stepping in. The trip leaves at 8 30 from Fat’s pool room, with several hundred fans expected.
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Ohio
Iset
Shelby Blues
Cleveland Collegians
Collegians
Shelby
Sandusky Maroones
Box-Hi
Sandusky Maroons
Alliance
South Akron Awnings
Ault
Ev-Hi
Pete" Yucka
Louie Toth
Harry Cook
Kenny Dotomer
Thei
Fat
River Rivals Clash In Wet Gridiron At Ely Stadium
Rocky River giants weighing 173 pounds on average meet Elyria Sixth Street’s lighter squad at 141 pounds per man. If Mika played half back, average would drop to 138. Crowd eyes fast Riverite line against nimble but lighter Elyria defense in a damp afternoon game.
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Rocky River
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Hoosiers Invade Minnesota in Playoff Clash
Indiana’s Hoosiers invaded Minneapolis Stadium for a playoff of last year’s 14 to 14 tie, preventing the Gophers from tying Illinois for the 1927 Conference championship. Indiana, once a dark horse, eyed a 1928 crown as it drops to a 500 four-year average after losses to Illinois and Ohio. Navy meets Michigan as three teams ready to challenge. Michigan’s Jon Gembis out with appendicitis, Rich to start. Yale planned to field three teams against Maryland in today’s intersectional game with Dud Charlesworth out.
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Maroons
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Wis
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Bill Ingram
Navy
Jon Gembis
Ann Arbor
Rich
Tad Weiman
New Haven
Conn
Mal Stevens
Yale
Maryland
Dud Charlesworth
Crucial Ohio Conference grid clashes loom in Ohio
Ohio football fans eyed a full slate as Ohio Wesleyan faced Syracuse and Findlay met Defiance in the Northwest. Miami hosts Oberlin and St Xavier tangles Western Reserve while Marietta and Ohio University duel, Oberlin takes on Miami, and John Carroll meets Lombard in Cleveland. Muskingum vs Kenyon marks a Muskingum home finale, Otterbein hosts Heidelberg on homecoming, Mount Union meets Ohio Northern, with Wooster playing Case, Baldwin Wallace facing Akron, and Akron Reserves meeting Ohio State Reserves in Columbus.
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Buckeye Association
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Buckere Association
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John Carroll
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Cleveland
George Gibbons
Muskingum
Kenyon
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Denison
Otterbein-Heidelberg
Westerville
Otterbein
Tiffin
Mount Union
Ohio Northern
Lambert Meidinger
Granville
Wittenberg
Wooster
Case
Baldwin-Wallace
Akron
Ohio State
Ohio high school football scores headline roundup
Oberlin shut out Bellevue as New London crushed Ridgeville. Aquinas beat Logan while Wyoming defeated University School Cincinnati. Hartwell and St Xavier battled to a draw as Withrow beat Purcell. Mount Vernon routed Newark and Marysville trounced Darton Oakwood East. Central beat Euclid Central and St Ignatius edged oly Name. Bluffton trounced Toledo while College of Ozarks and Arkansas pair posted results. Elmhurst defeated Milton and Carthage beat Eureka. Ad offer for Chronicle Telegram Want Page.
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Bellevue
New London
Ridgeville
Aquinas
Logan
Wyoming
University School (Cincinnati
Cincinnati Withrow
Woodward
Hartwell
Cincinnati Hushes
New London Downs Ridgeville 24 6 in Strong Game
New London High School, in Red and Black, defeated Ridgeville 24 to 6 on Friday. Robertson scored twice, Hakes added two long runs, and Year tallied another for New London as Ridgeville fought hard despite a five pound per man disadvantage and a sick Ridgeville coach.
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Hakes
Reed
Lorain County
Raugh
Bernard Miller
Sandusky
Mathews
Ashland
Hotchkiss
Wadsworth
Bradbury
Willard - New London
Notre Dame and Army Clash at Yankee Stadium
New York crowds gather for the annual Notre Dame versus Army football game at Yankee Stadium. Fans expect a spectacular day as the Irish face the Cadets with Rockne optimistic about his team. The stadium should be near full under clear skies and brisk air.
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Yankee Stadium
Indiana
Dig Stadium
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Haute Rockne
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Rock
Fight results from Friday night in Detroit summary
Tuffy Griffiths of Chicago won by technical knockout over Joe Anderson of Cincinnati. Ray Miller of Chicago stopped Lope Tenorio of the Philippines. Harry Ebbetts of Brooklyn beat Billy Peterson of Ferndale. Sam Francisco of San Francisco and Pete Myers defeated Johnny Priston of Honolulu by technical knockout.
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Tuffy Griffiths
Chicago
Joe Anderson
Cincinnati
Ray Miller
Lope Tenorio
Harry Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Billy Peterson
Ferndale
Sam Francisco
Pete Myers
San Francisco
Johnny Priston
Honolulu
ORO STATE AND IOWA CLASH AT COLUMBUS OHIO
ORO STATE AND THE IOWA HAWKEYES clash in Columbus Ohio this afternoon in what could be a top football battle with Big Ten title implications. Both teams sit unbeaten, coaches call it a toss-up, over 50 000 tickets sold as full first strings expected, lineup and officials listed.
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Iowa Hawkeyes
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John Masker
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Anthony Harris
Yale
Fred Young
Illinois Wesleyan
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Iinois
Armistice Day Remembers Peace and a New World Order
The tenth Armistice Day anniversary precedes a Congress vote to ratify Briand Kellogg treaties renouncing war. The piece honors fallen soldiers and urges pursuing justice and international peace through the League of Nations, World Court, and Locarno Treaties, noting US restraint and global cooperation. It recalls soldiers’ sacrifices and America’s unselfish leadership in shaping postwar order.
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Old World
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France
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League
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International Association For Peace
Armistice Day Vision of Peace and Healing
The article reflects on Armistice Day as a turning point from wartime troubles to peace. It foresees future observances measuring world progress toward peace and emphasizes the mobilization of new millions to secure the war’s fruit for all humanity.
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Discussion reflects on postwar peace efforts and leaders. It cites Henry Cabot Lodge, Wilson, Dawes, Kellogg Briand, and U S duties to pursue world peace through courts and alliances. The piece argues America must join world bodies to honor wartime pledges and end war.
Invention Lets Phones Ring Through at Vacant Office
Dallas suburb inventor J Luther Col Man of Oak Cliff showcases the Ansophone a device that answers the telephone when no one is present. It records the message and signals back that the caller should call again. In Chicago a private demonstration highlighted its capability to handle incoming calls.
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J. Luther Col
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