Irish Favored In Big Battle With Trojans
Notre Dame, dominant for three straight seasons, faces Southern California, Pacific Coast Conference champions and last to beat the Irish, in a clash before 55 000 at South Bend. ND seeks a victory to set up a possible Army showdown, while bookmakers list ND as heavy favorite despite USC’s prior win.
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Fifteen Muskies to Receive College Honor Awards
NEW CONCORD Ohio November 20 Fifteen members of Muskingum college undefeated football team were voted honor awards by the College Athletic Committee. Gold football charms were authorized. Recipients include Howell Forgy Heddenfield N C tackle David Hawthorne Corapolis Pa guard Carl Zeyher Philadelphia Pa quarterback James Dorwart Oil City Pa center Elba Sims New Concord guard Delmar Anderson New Concord fullback Harl Conaway Cambridge tackle Glenn Furbay Urichsville halfback Harold Himes Kings Mills end Reuben Leonard Philadelphia Pa end McCoy Marin er Youngstown halfback Henry Melhorn Philadelphia Pa fullback Charles McClain Philadelphia Pa end Sandy Lemon Philadelphia Pa halfback and Sam Waddell New Concord tackle.
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Urichsville
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Youngstown
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Charles McClain
Sandy Lemon
Sam Waddell
Tribe's Chances Good of Beating London Te
The Cleveland Indians rallied from 2-0 to tie Windsor Bulldogs 3-4 on a strange bounce past goalie Woods, showing fighting spirit that could carry them against London Tecumsehs with Rolly Huard returning for London. Flying Wizards win 13 to 7, claim Elyria 120-pound title, defeating Innes and Rainey Sports at Cascade Park. J King 40-yard run, Bara 60-yard march, Bara extra point, Fortman 20-yard score.
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BYU Gridders Shed Pounds in Colorado Game Heat
Brigham Young University football players lost weight in the Colorado teaching game due to a blend of scorching sun and hard practice. Captain Keith Wansgaard dropped from 187 to 176 pounds while backfield ace Pat Wilson shed about a stone, among others, as the squad endured the heat.
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Writ Served On Carnera
Primo Carnera a heavyweight contender woke in Sherman Hotel with deputy sheriffs as a garnishee writ for 3754 was served after a 10 round decision over King Levinsky at Chicago Stadium. His purse of about 18000 from a 65000 gate was tied up by another writ, keeping him under guard pending a compromise.
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Sharps Defeat Hot Shots 20 to 13 in Narrow Victory
The Sharps, led by Babe Varanzlak Sadowski and Sebastian, dominated the Hot Shots with all 20 points from the trio. Basinski and Snack scored the losers' touchdowns, while Sebastian J Varanziak and Krith added extra points.
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Tony Canzoneri vs Kid Chocolate Light Title Fight Tonight
Brooklyn's Tony Canzoneri meets Kid Chocolate in a 15 round lightweight world title bout at Madison Square Garden. Bets run 2 to 1 that Canzoneri will win as writers favor his power and reach over Chocolate's cleverness and speed.
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Brooklyn
City League Bowling Matches For Tonight Brief
Two City League bowling matches are scheduled for tonight with teams listed in the program. Local lanes host action as clubs face off in the league night, promising competitive early standings opportunities.
Gorilla Jones Dominates O’Brien in Boxing Final Route
Gorilla Jones of Akron defeated Frankie O’Brien of Hartford in a 10 round middleweight bout to reach the NBA Tournament finals. Jones carried five rounds to O’Brien’s even, with Jones at 151 pounds and O’Brien at 166. Another 10 round match between Henry Firpo and Dozonne Piazza ended in a draw, forcing two more bouts before the final title fight on November 30 under NBA ruling.
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Night Scores From Local Curling Showdown
Guerin Pretz els faced Moose with a 1 to 2 result while Bagies played Chronicle Telegram in a 3 to 4 contest. The reads suggest a small league or club night with two matches and close scores.
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Twelve Lorain County teams open league season tonight
After six weeks of practice twelve Lorain County High Schools begin league play with six games on the slate. Baton visits Avon Lake, Penfield goes to Belden, Camden meets Brownhelm, South Amherst travels to Brookside, Columbia hosts Brighton, and Clearview plays at Avon.
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Ex Hys Notice Urges Elyria Ex-Hy Players to Attend Tonight
Ex Hys notice directs Ely Stadium practice field at seven tonight replacing the previous plan to meet at Jenne's Garage. Players are advised to be punctual and ready for a revised session.
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Bowling Standings Tighten as Teams Split and Tie
Team No 1 pulled even for first by winning all three games against Team No 3 at Temple alleys. Team No 4 kept pace by taking two of three from Team 1 No 2, leaving the standings with a tight race at the top of the I C O F bowling league.
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Convicts Win 14 to 0 Over Sharp Grocer Midgets
East Side Convicts defeated Sharp Grocer Midgets 14 to 0 yesterday afternoon on the Ely School grid. Wally Forbes starred with all 14 Convicts points.
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Smithmen Hold Weight Advantage Over Purple And Lavender Gridders
Elyria and Lorain prep for the annual Elyria Lorain game at Recreation Stadium with heavy weight in Elyria lines. Lineups show Elyria edges on both lines while backfields are even. Injuries light, crowd expected around 6 500 as coaches Smith and McCaskey finalize tactics for a dry field and a likely aerial contest.
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Oberlin to Close 1931 Football Season Versus Mt Union
Oberlin prepares for the final game of the 1931 season on November 21 against Mt Union at home. The lineup features 14 seniors in the starting group including captains Hugh Ransom and Red Palmer among others. Oberlin has a 3–1–1 record in recent play but has been outscored 76 to 47, with notable losses to Hillsdale and Case.
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Pigskin Pickings by Russell Dates T C Sports Editor
Elyria Lorain Shaw to beat Heights Oberlin to beat Mt. Union Northwestern to beat Iowa Notre Dame to beat Southern California Ohio State to beat Illinois Yale to beat Harvard Minnesota to beat Michigan Army to beat Ursinus Southern Methodist to beat Navy Way to beat Western Reserve Michigan State to beat Detroit Baldwin Wallace to beat Akron Stanford to beat California Wisconsin to beat Chicago Purdue to beat Indiana Nebraska to beat Iowa State John Carroll to beat Otterbein DePauw to beat Wabash West Virginia to beat Penn State
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Grid Captains Portmouth Coach Releases End
Portsmouth coach announces the end of duties as grid captains are reshuffled after the season. Officials say the move affects team leadership and game plans for upcoming matches.
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