Outstanding Soph Stars Shine in Big Ten Debut Season
In a Big Ten season dominated by sophomores, first-year backs lead scoring races and key games. Northwestern’s Don Heap and Ohio’s Joe Williams pace rushing while Illinois’ Lowell Spurgeon suffers an injury. Minnesota’s Clarence Thompson sparks multiple big plays including a 64-yard touchdown run.
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Northwestern and Indiana Face Scrimmage Newswire Snippets
Indiana shifts sophomore backs, Chicago backfield star returns, Minnesota criticized for passing, Northwestern and Minnesota scrimmage details, Lovable coach warnings, Notre Dame sidelined players ahead of Army game.
Flashes Nine Set To Meet Jake Silvers Of Lorain
The Wooden and Beaver Flashes plan a 7 15 p m Friday practice at the Elsha Milling Company arena with a potential Sunday game at Eli Stadium against Jake Silvers of Lorain for county championship. Manager Bob Gerhart requests players O Lae W Gibbens L Morse H Sudro D Everhar Sito Smith P Elek R Nichols J Ternes T Donovan B McCrary D Anderson C Ducoty T Innes G Innes John Martin George Martin to report for practices.
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Government Seizes Historic Kentucky Track
In Leringen, Kentucky, the historic Kentucky Association race track has been transferred to federal control. The barns and grandstand will be dismantled within 45 days to make way for a government housing project, with a sale price of 67 725 dollars. The article also oddly notes ancient uses of steam for grinding drugs and other wonders.
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Army Notre Dame clash at Yankee Stadium resumes upset-rich series
Army meets Notre Dame in their 22nd series meeting at Yankee Stadium next Saturday, continuing a historic upset-filled rivalry. Notre Dame’s famed 1920s passing helped shock Army, while current crowds remain large as the annual game sells out weeks in advance amid persistent fan fervor and strong West Coast and Midwest connections.
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Dope The Results Coupon Contest Seeks Winners
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to mail their Dope The Results Coupon with marked winning teams for the annual Lorain game tickets prize. Deadline is 6 p.m. Friday November 15. Sign the entry and mail only. ineligible participants include Chronicle Telegram staff and families.
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Mid West Leads In Number Of Pro Grid Players
New York November 13 United Press reports the Mid West provides the most players in the National Professional Football League among 239 players on nine teams. Seventy six players hail from 27 Mid Western colleges. the Big Ten supplies the largest single group. Pittsburgh leads with eleven players. Oregon and Southern California also provide multiple players. Ten former college all star players now play professionally.
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Bremke Motors Beat Transfers in St John’s Bowling League
Bremke Motor Sales won two of three matches in the St John’s Lutheran Bowling League last night at the St John school alley. F chock led the winners with a 561 series, while E Jarmish topped the losers with 220 in a lone high single. Other scores listed include 172 224 388 454 882.
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Shuffleboard League Results at Ready Cigar Parlors
The Ready Cigars team defeated Friezen Bakers 5 to 2 while Meui Lion Candies beat Waiser Rainer 3 to 2 in last night’s shuffleboard matches at Ready Cigar store parlors. Thursday night’s schedule featured Silver Fox versus Don Charles and Coca Cola versus Roth Tailors.
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Dragon Weaver In Wrestling Feature At Rialto Theatre
Dan Morris brings the tenth weekly Rialto program headlined by Dragon the Helena Mont grappler facing Buck Weaver of Terre Haute Ind in a two hour best two of three falls match. Semi final features Wild Red Berry from Pittsburgh Kansas against Speedy LaRance from Hamilton Ontario with local amateur wrestlers opening the curtain.
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Shawkey Out As Newark Manager
Newark Bears of the International Baseball League name a new manager for next season. Bob Shawkey, former New York Yankees pitcher and manager, agreed to relinquish the job after a talk with club officials. He cited inability to devote full attention to baseball due to a profitable gold mine investment in Canada.
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Elyria Eyes Lake Erie League Title Bid in Rivalry Game
Elyria seeks a share of the Lake Erie League crown as it hosts Lorain in a key Friday clash at Ely Stadium. The Crimson, undefeated in league play, would gain a tie for the title with a win while Shaw-Heights also looms as a potential co champion. Lorain trails with a 2–5 season mark after beating Vermilion 18–7 and Elyria edged Vermilion 7–0, leaving the rivals strong in head to head and league standings.
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Loughran Triumphs in London European Debut
Former world light heavyweight king Loughran easily outpointed Maurice Strickland the New Zealand titleholder in a 10 round London bout. The first five rounds were cautious then Loughran found range and landed sharp lefts while Strickland’s late wild right attempts failed.
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Powerful Cincinnati And Ohio U Teams Battle In State Headliner
Ohio University and Cincinnati clash in a key Buckeye Conference showdown. Cincinnati features backfield stars Linus Haley Freddy Yeager and London Gant while Ohio U counters with Bill Rapp and Jack Chernitski. A victory either side would shape the conference title race ahead of Thanksgiving weekend battles.
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Ohio Illinois Low Scoring Clash Predicted
Ohio State and Illinois have a long series since 1902 with a history of tight games. The upcoming Saturday showdown in Columbus is expected to be low scoring as both defenses and offenses show mixed form. Rain hampered Ohio State's workouts as they prepare for the contest.
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Toolroom Keglers Rally to Beat Office in League Match
The Toolroom Keglers rebounded after an early setback to win two final games and defeat the Office in a General Industries Bowling League match at the Tempie last night. J. O'Connor led Office with a 582 three frame series and tied for high single at 205 with Scott of the winners.
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