Elks Plan Wind Up of Year with Manager Change
Elyria Elks football team will finish the season with Chuck Clark likely becoming manager after a meeting tonight, replacing Ernie Leedale. Ralph Reynolds and Bill Daner, plus ER. D. Rankin, support the team. A plan to play the Akron Marlowes here next Sunday and to accept the Lorain Mercuries county championship challenge is outlined, with a potential big game November 23 and a second at Lorain on Thanksgiving Day.
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Akron Marlowes
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Half Dozen College Coaches Will Be Let Er at Season's End
New York telegram reports that several top college programs may overhaul their football coaching staffs after the season. Names mentioned include Bob Folwell of the Naval Academy and Bob Fisher of Harvard, with discussion of Harvard’s dissatisfaction and possible replacements to satisfy university aims.
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Greatest Thrill by Jack Dempsey Told to Ford C Erick
In Toledo the event featured Jack Dempsey sparring with Jess Willard. Dempsey describes the moment the referee raised Willard’s hand after a hard bout. He recalls landing powerful punches and the adrenaline of the third knockdown before Willard fell. Dempsey credits the victory to timing and a decisive late blow as the crowd counted the champions down.
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Ford C. Erick
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Oswald to Bluege Path to Stardom in Baseball
Norman E. Brown recaps Oswald’s early rise from church league to Peoria trials and a quick return from departure that led to his breakout with the Senators. The piece traces how Bluege, nicknamed Ossie, evolved from a brief illness and lineup shifts to a future star, with stops in Minneapolis and spring tutoring before joining the Major League club.
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Tom Gibbons to Face Kid Norfolk in Charity Bout
The aged yet bold Tom Gibbons plans a rare big bout against Kid Norfolk, a well feared white contender, in a charity fight for the Nas fund. Gibbons seeks a cachet boost after a long drop in purse earnings, while Norfolk prepares to defend his standing as heavyweight prodigy amid promoter troubles and shifting boxing loyalties.
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Lincoln bouts feature multiple knockouts and decide rounds
At Lincoln Nebraska last night several boxing matches ended in knockouts or six round decisions. Artie Sheire of St Paul halted in the fourth by Kid Worler Hastings. Charlie Long of Omaha defeated Budge Larson in two. Frankie Selders stopped Kid Roberts in two. Joe Bowman from Council Bluffs beat Eddie Reminctard in six. Pat Harry Creb from Pittsburgh kneeed Ray Nelson in six. Dick Conien of Altoona beat Pedro Camp in six. Mike Baker of Altoona lost to John DeJadic of Philadelphia in two with a fractured hip. Dayton’s Tommy Herman defeated Billy WeCarn in 12. Matt Snyder won over Lou Bloom in six. Billy Frown and Jack Webb drew in six at Columbus.
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Columbus
Giants barred from last world series over scandal
The Dolan O Connell controversy led to excluding the Giants from the final World Series, a move met with wide criticism. Observers question the fairness and call for clearer rules to prevent political influence in baseball decisions.
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Yankee General Cleaning Reported In Progress
New York reports circulating claim a major house cleaning by the Yankees with Everest Scott and Whitey Wet slated to move to other clubs. Ken Williams of the St. Louis Browns is said to be sought as a star outfielder and home run hitter. In Chicago, a fresh clash erupts between Ban Johnson and Comiskey over White Sox tensions, linked to past Black Sox controversy.
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Stanford Man in Paris Coaches Local Basketball Team
Eugene Colgan, Stanford graduate now in Paris, writes home about activities there. He is preparing for consular service and studies European conditions. He notes many Stanford men and other Americans in Paris, with basketball drawing focus as a small league forms and regular games are played.
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Open cer W ins from OPA Pastiares Lorain
Lorain Pus thug football team was outworked by Spencer on Sunday as Spencer scored twice in the final quarter after a scoreless first three periods. Lorain threatened twice near Spencer’s goal but was stopped on downs. Pastimes plan two practices this week before next week’s game with LaGrange.
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OPORT EVENTS TODAY RACING MEETINGS AND FIELD TRIALS
Racing events headline today with meetings of the Land Jockey Club at Pimlico and the Kentucky Jockey Club at Lexington. Field trials include the National Beagle Club annual trials at Aldis West Virginia.
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Chicago six day race to be repeated in winter
The six day race in Chicago drew strong turnout and favorable reviews prompting management to schedule a repeat event later in the winter season.
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Notice and Appointments From Lorain County Probate Court
Notice lists landowners forbidding hunting on lands in Camden and Brighton Townships with a permit, followed by multiple estate appointment notices from Lorain County Probate Court naming administrators and executrices for estates including Myrtle Weber George Rawson James McArain John Leeds Lucas Alfred W Ewington Emily S Cox and others with dates in October and November.
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