Fires, weddings, and campus notes in Oberlin
Oberlin dispatch chronicles two weekend fires in town with damage estimates and cause chatter, plus local weddings, travel, and public lectures. Students, faculty, and alumni including Dr Bruce Curry attend games and events as Oberlin welcomes visitors and plans forum addresses.
AmHerst Triumphs Over Rivals In 20-0 Game
AmHerst’s heavier team defeated rivals South Amherst 20 to 0 on Saturday at South Amherst. Doyle Hulton and Wesley Kreeger scored, Hutton added a TD on a long pass, and Kreeger tallied another via forward passes. Rooters cheered as Amherst eyes the season finale vs Ridgeville on Harris Street.
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South Amherst
Doyle Hulton
Wesley Kreeger
Hutton
Kreeger
Eya
Ridgeville
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Heads Up Football Wins Big Games
Yale triumphs in a topsy turvy 1927 season by using heads up football. Dwight Fishwick and Johnny Hoben spark a decisive late move, with Yale rallying past Princeton as alert play and bold passing turn the tide.
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Knute Rockne
Knute
Army
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L Plue
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Sandusky Wins Little Big Seven Title in Narrow 6-0 Victory
Sandusky edged Oberlin 6-0 to capture the Little Big Seven football championship in Oberlin. Both teams produced a hard fought game with frequent passes and runs, Oberlin’s forward pass corps failing to convert at the goal line while Sandusky’s second quarter score stood as the difference. Every player on both sides earned praise for a gritty, well played contest.
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Fall pruning best for fire blight control in apples
Fall pruning removes dead wood to curb fire blight in apples says Dr. A L Pier storff fruit specialist at New Jersey State College of Agriculture. Preventing spread by cutting out diseased parts before leaves fall and treating wounds with mercuric cyanide and bichloride solutions is advised.
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Truit
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Sludson River
Briton saws device will eliminate ice
London reports on a claimed invention named Stab back's process for preserving fruit eggs butter and other foods. A harmless solution coats eggs to keep 300 to 400 eggs fresh for months and apples treated before deck cargo to Tasmania arrived still fresh. Proponent says it could cut fruit import costs by halving freight and enable tropical fruits to be introduced.
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English National Utility Poultry Society
Tasmania
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