Princeton and Yale Set For 52nd Meeting Saturday
The Princeton and Yale football clash headlines the Eastern slate as five eastern giants, three at home and two abroad, chase wins. Carnegie Tech aims to upset Notre Dame at South Bend, while Pitt seeks revenge in Lincoln against Nebraska. Missouri visits Yankee Stadium to face NYU, Detroit faces Fordham at the Polo Grounds, and Army meets Carleton at West Point. Other key matchups include Dartmouth at Cornell, Columbia at Penn, Syracuse at Syracuse, and the Little Three game Williams at Amherst.
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Princeton
Yale
Sundirons
Carnegie Tech
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Carrier Field
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Irish
K. K. Rockne
Army
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Pittsburgh
West Arginia
Lincoln
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Nebraska
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New York University
Yankee Stadium
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Charley Dorie
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Polo Grounds
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Carleton Coliese
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Faye
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Tinly Cross
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Georgetown
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Canisius
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Lew Thshire
Providener
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Loyola
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Jeferson
Bucknell
Johnstown
Amherst
Williams
Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan Faces Ohio University in Key Game
Delaware notes an upcoming clash between Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University to break a scoreless streak dating to 1926 27. The Bishops seek luck from a double tie pattern mirroring Syracuse outcome and have a 19 win 3 draw record against Ohio U in their series since first meeting in 1895.
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Hheels
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Avon Path To State Grid Honors
The Elyria Ex-Hi football team travels to Sandusky next Sunday to face the Maroons in a key state grid game. A prior 7 to 7 tie with Sandusky and previous losses and wins shape the Ex-Hi’s path toward the state semi pro title amid a strenuous week of drills starting at 7:00 p.m.
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Elyria
Ex-Hi
Maroons
Lorain
Rogers Jewelers
Canton
Lorain Ex-Hi
Akron
Birmingham Boosters
Toledo
Shelby Blues
Ironton Tanks
South Akron
Schalk to Join McGraw as Giants Assistant Manager
Ray Schalk will become John J. McGraws first assistant next season, succeeding Roger Bresnahan as Giants assistant manager. Schalk, former White Sox star and catcher, will join the Giants after a long distance call, with Bresnahan leaving the Giants. He may catch in emergencies and will serve as manager when McGraw is away, as the team departs for San Antonio camp February 15.
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Ray Schalk
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Schalk
Chicago White Sox
Roger Bresnahan
Marager
New York Giants
Bresnahan
Giants
White Sox
Sison
Detroit Tigers
Bucky Harris
Leam
Milwaukee
Shalxs
San Antonio
Texas
West Siders Edge Lorain Palace Theaters 7 6
West Siders defeat Lorain Palace Theaters 7 to 6 on a muddy field with puddles. Gaspar to Matisich connected for a 20 yard touchdown in the third quarter, Cox to Kuma and Cox to Kaminski for the late score and extra point. Plochey led the offense while Cox Mitller and Kaminski starred on defense. Ohio has 56 points in 16 games to date.
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Lorain
West
Kuma
Cox
Kaminski
West Siders
Plochey
Mitller
Poe Palace
Ates Harris Vick Wate
Thomas Strinka
Rhordicki Slavin
Mischk
Mischia Gal
Martin Flood
Bohack Mittler Wee
Matisick Cox
Snete
Gaspar Boyson
HW Popovich Polckey II
Fortman Ransom
Matisick
Kura
Mittler
Wick
Whit
Flood
Slavin
Haserodt Diamonds sweep Madson Essex in Merchants B league
The Haserodt Diamonds swept three games from Madson Essex in Merchants B action. Andresy Services also won three from Fox Furnace, Coca Cola edged United Cigars in two of three, while Coca Cola lost three to Armco in a postponed series. Nagy led Amco with 840 high three, Scrivens 570 for Diamonds.
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Madson-Essex
Andresy
Fox Furnace
Coca Cola
United Cigars
Armco Association
Nagy
Amco Assoc
Scrivens
The
Diamonds
Diverse Scores From Regional Games Across Colleges and High Schools
Scores listed include Salem College 7 over Simmons University 32, Trinity Idaho 44 over Willamette 6, Waron 13 over Rapid City School of Mines 0, Gonzaga 20 over St. Marys 7, Whitman 51 over College of Puget Sound 13, Hastings 16 over Trinity 13, California Aggies 26 over College of Pacific 6, Western Teachers 2 over Lincoln 3, Aberdeen Northern Normal 26 over Dakota Wesleyan 7, Pomona 14 over Whittier 6, Columbus North 29 over South 3, Bexley 2 over Upper Arlington 0, Coshocton 32 over Newcomerstown Bowling Green 19, Ft. Wayne 6.
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Willimette
Waron
Rapid City School of Mines
Gonzaga
St. Marys
Whitman
College of Puget Sound
Midland
York College
Hastings
Trinity
California Aggies
College of Pacific
Western Teachers
Lincoln
Aberdeen Northern Normal
Dakota Wesleyan
Pomona
Whittier
Columbus North
South
Bexley
Upper Ariington
Coshocton
Newcomerstown
Monday grid scores sweep across several colleges
Fordham 7, Boston College 19, Colby 26, Bates 6, Allegheny 8, Geneva 7. St. Thomas 0. Dickinson 0. Kent State Normal 13, Indiana Normal 6, Oglethorpe 15. Mercer 0. Witlam and Mary 32, Roanoke 6, Coe 22, Graceland 6, St. Marys Winona 38, Hamme 12. West Virginia Westgyan 12.
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Colby
Bates
Allegheny
Geneva
St. Thomas
Dickinson
Kent State Normal
Indiana Normal
Ogiethorpe
Mercer
Witlam and Mary
Roanoke
Lowa Wesleyan
Graceland
St. Marys
Winona
Hamme
West Virginia Westgyan
Ohio State Faces Hardest Schedule Yet Next Season
Columbus Ohio November 13 Ohio State University faces a tougher 1929 football slate than this year with Iowa Michigan Indiana Pittsburgh Northwestern Navy and Illinois on the docket an open date likely filled by Wittenberg or Ohio Wesleyan. The Scarlet and Gray credit their heavy schedule for recent fatigue and a loss to Iowa.
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Ohio State University
Nuil
Scarlet and Gray
State
Towa
Hawkeyes
Ohio
Iowa
Michigan
Indiana
Pittsburgh
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Navy
Ilinois
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Muskingum
Bucks
Fight Decision Hissed By Crowd
In Columbus Ohio last night the crowd roared as the referee gave a decision, awarding Lou Bloom of Columbus no decision over Babe, a bantam weight foe, amid uproar from spectators. The result sparked heated reactions as fans voiced strong opinions on the bout outcome.
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Columbus
Lou Bloom
Columbua Bantam
Iweight
Babe
Struck Furnitures Rout Style Center Ladies Bowling
Struck Furnitures defeated Style Center ladies bowling team for the third straight week winning all three games. Mrs. Smith led with a three game total of 481.
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Furnitures
Style Center
Mrs. Smith
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E H S Faces Strong Shaw High In Lake Erie League Clash
Elyria High faces Shaw High in a key Lake Erie League test after a scoreless tie between Shaw and Cleveland Heights. Heights and Shaw remain tied for first. Lorain looms as a potential changer. Elyria aims for a rested, robust performance to upset Shaw and keep the race tight.
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Lake Erie
Heights
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Lorain Hi Crew
Lorain
Shaw
Elyria
Lorain County
Ly Easy
Rocky River
Stan
Renl
Here Should Be A Winning Eleven From Columbus Directory
A new Columbus city directory lists a Mi-American football team among its many names. Players include Albert Fast as left end, John Ketchum left tackle, I A Spyker left guard, E D Snapp center, Peter Pounder right guard, Louis Smother right tackle, XII E. Dash right end, E M Sirlt quarterback, C M Gallup left half, Lewis Nail right half, C E Lightfoot fullback. Officials shown are Referee M H Fleece Umpire Alvin Rooker and Field Physician J Stretcher.
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Columbus
Albert Fast
John Ketchum
I. A. Spyker
E. D. Snapp
Peter Pounder
Louis Smother
E. Dash
E. M. Sirlt
C. M. Gallup
Lewis Nail
C. E. Lightfoot
M. H. Fleece
Alvin Rooker
J Stretcher
Denial of Willaman as OSU Coach Succeeds Wilce
Columbus Ohio November 13 officials deny Samuel S Willaman will become head football coach at Ohio State University succeeding J W Wilce who has submitted his resignation effective at season end The denial says no foundation for the report and notes discussions will occur after the season ends The United Press Informant repeats Willaman will succeed Wilce citing an indisputable source
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Samuel S. Willaman
Ohio State University
J. W. Wilce
Witce
Willaman
Wilce
Athletic Association
Athletic Board
United Press
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