Michigan Minnesota grid clash could decide title
In Chicago on November 17 1933 Michigan battles undefeated Minnesota in a Western Conference showdown that may decide the Big Ten title. Minnesota seeks its first win over Michigan in several years while Purdue Iowa Ohio State and Northwestern Notre Dame also feature on the weekend schedule with Indiana facing Xavier.
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Eight Contests on County Cage Card Tonight
Lorain County League basketball schedule lists eight games with Brookside and Ridgeville undefeated in the feature matchup. Other matchups include Camden at Henrietta Avon Lake at Clearview Belden at Eaton Venfield at South Amherst Columbia at Brighton Brownhelm at Avon and Grafton at La Grange.
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Oberlin set to face Reserve in final grid game
Oberlin College hosts Western Reserve in the season finale on homecoming day with a large crowd expected. Six Oberlin veterans including Captain Dean Ruth retire after this game amid a planned late season lateral attack to upset Reserve and prevent a Cleveland win.
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Phillies bolster roster with new hires and trade
The Philadelphia Nationals added two new players Jimmy Ison a catcher from St Louis and Henry Canard an outfielder from the Portland Coast League. Wilson was traded from the Cards to the Phillies for Virgil Davis and Idie Delker. Canard is said to be a descendant of Hawaiian royalty.
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Wooster Denison gridiron classic set for Severance
Wooster and Denison meet in Severance Stadium at 2 15 p m for the 23rd game in their series dating to 1889. Denison holds 11 wins, Wooster 8 with 3 ties. Eight Wooster seniors will play final home game as coach L C Bol es expects another tight, hard fought affair.
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Ohio State Prepares for Wisconsin Clash After Injury List
The Ohio State squad announced key players are listed as injured but ready for the matchup with Wisconsin. Last night the team departed for Jackson ahead of the game, with all injured players reported as sufficiently recovered to participate.
Pigskin Dieters Play By Play Fragment
Fragment of a football play by play shows a 1 Play legal call. A 15 yard loss penalty marked off from spot down. Eight 0s ball first and 14 from sideline. A four play sequence repeated with legal call.
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Professor Wis and the money puzzle in sport picks
The old hero professor recites verse on his porch while lamenting fluctuating currency values and proposing odd ideas to fix them. Readers are invited to send a $1.50 certified check for a chance to have him select tomorrow’s games, with many college matchups listed including Oregon State versus Fordham and Princeton versus Navy.
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Northern Ohio Officials To Meet Tuesday
The Northern Ohio Officials Association will hold a basketball rules discussion meeting next Tuesday evening at the Y M C A here. Robert T. Moore, Elyria Y M C A Physical Director and secretary announces all coaches and school officials and basketball officials in the state are invited. The meeting will review new rule changes and other points of interest at 8 o'clock.
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State Gridders Leave For Tilt With Wisconsin
COLUMBUS, C. Nov 17 WPI AS the Ohio State football team left for Madison Wisconsin to meet the Aniesty of Wisconsin Saturday Coach Sam Williman announced that Carl Cramer probably would be the starting quarterback Cramer was regular quarterback at the start of the season but later was replaced by Ian Pincura and Marshall Oliphant Because of his fine showing in the Penn game last week Cramer may win back his position The Ohio State squad of 35 players was scheduled to arrive in Madison shortly afternoon today Players making the Wisconsin spare Frank Fisch Dick Heekin Jack Smith Frank Boucher Jim Vogelsang Dick Beltz Damon Wetzel John Kabealo John McAfee Cramer Pincura and Oliphant backs Don Wilson Trevor Rees Man Padiow Jim Ted Rosequist Jas Scott Lud Yards Earl Johnson Gil Harre and Fred Conrad tackle Joe Gailus Regis Monahan James Romoser Ernest Roush Gene Jones and John Kleinhaus guards Mike Vuchinic Peta Delich Sam Busich and George Kabealo centers
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Lucas Traded From Reds to Pirates in Major Deal
GALVESTON Tex Nov 17 Larry MacPhail said the Cincinnati Reds will trade pitcher Red Lucas and outfielder Walter Roetger to the Pittsburgh Pirates for second baseman Tony Piet and outfielder Adam Comorosky. Piet batted .324 last season and led the NL in stolen bases in 1932. Comorosky hit .313 in 1931 but has not played regularly the past two years.
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Unclear Wresting Results Spark Confusing Names
Fragmented report lists multiple athletes and places with scattered surnames and incomprehensible phrases. The result mentions a 22 second span and various locations, but lacks coherent events or outcomes to confirm a specific match or score.
Digskin Puzzlers and Renner Start at Quarter for Wolverines
Frank Carideo answers the Digskin puzzles as Team O faces four questions about a muffed center pass on a short field, an interfered forward pass on the 50 yard line, a simultaneous touch on a fumble scramble, and an offside call during a running play. Bill Renner is slated to start at quarterback for Michigan against Minnesota after a week of practice focused on kicking and protection.
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Purdue Expects Scoring Spree in Lafayette Game
Purdue coach Noble Kizer refined the attack as Purdue prepares to meet Iowa in Lafayette Indiana. He forecasts a high scoring contest, noting their offense has found freedom against all opponents in recent play.
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Classes Honor Trio Of State Grid Players
Ohio State University students elected three football players to class presidencies in campus elections. Carl Cramer from Dayton was named senior class president, Richard Heekin of Cincinnati the junior president, and John Kabealo of Youngstown the sophomore president. Robert Schwachter was appointed freshman class president by the student activities group. Freshmen elections have been abolished by the student senate.
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Bierman predicts tough tilt with Michigan for Minnesota
The Minnesota squad of four players heads to Jackson Michigan for workouts then to Ann Arbor to face Michigan. Coach Bierman says they should lose but have a fighting chance. Northwestern reports injuries limiting Art Jens for Notre Dame with Thom as replacing him and guard Al Kawal praised to start. Duvall hurt in an auto accident may still start.
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Fight Results and Boxing Cards From New York and Chicago
A recap of boxing results across New York and Chicago shows Bep Van Klavtzen defeating Stan Islaws Loagat in New York 1454 to 142%. Al Roth beat Petey Jay 4% in New York. Julie Katz defeated Ato Koscis 120% in New York. Spagett De Caro won 141% in Hungary, while Dusky defeated Al Papotitano 142% in New York. In Chicago, Young Stubley knocked out Bath O Connell 160 to 158 near Kewanee Hi. Puggy Weinert stopped Kelly Kulak 140 in Chicago. Johnny Fitzpatrick lost to Youngs Gene in featherweights. Town has collected 1,321 six games, and Purdue I. ae.
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Indiana to Start Sophomores and Juniors Against Xavier
Bloomington Indiana November 17 A team of sophomores and juniors will start tomorrow against Xavier in Cincinnati. The backfield will be Yoder Sutherland Dauer and Keck coached by Billy Hayes.
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College Rivalries Listed With Confused Matchups
A garbled OCR list shows numerous college football pairings such as Georgia against Auburn and Wisconsin against Pittsburgh, mixed with misread team names and stray letters. The fragment hints at a schedule or results page but is unreadable beyond scattered school names and rough pairings.
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