John Carroll Case Set Football Rivalry 1931 Prospect
Cleveland officials expect the John Carroll University and Case School of Applied Science football game to be played Oct 10 1931 at the lake front stadium as part of the dedication. The long awaited rivalry contract was signed by Case athletics manager L Eddy and Carroll rector Fr W J Murphy. The teams had debated conference membership and football practice rules before finalizing a two year agreement.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
Case School of Applied Science
Lake Front
Case
Carroll
L. Eddy
W. J. Murphy
John Carrol
Ohio
Wittenberg
Eagles No 1 Dominates Fraternal Bowling Night
In the Fraternal Bowling League at the K of Calleys the Eagles No 1 team swept the Odd Fellows in three straight games while Moose held second by defeating Eagles No 2 and Knights of St. John swept Knights of Columbus. Root of the Moose led scoring with 616 and a high game of 234. Also noted, the Navy has perfected a sea plane for use on a submarine.
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Odd Fellows
K. of Calleys
Moose
Knights of St. John
Knights of Columbus
Root of
Brennan
W. Murray
M. Guerin
Basinski
M. Reth
Wehlber
Curtice
A. Smith
Cassidy
Olmstead
Gergel Ae Eee
Clark
Robson
Valerius
Wi Bohn
Nagy Seems
Moose Root
Baum
Maglott
Parker Ae Eee
Worthington Cera Ie Ee
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F. Smith
Oo Brackley
Waldron
Evans
Webner Ind
Buckeyes Favored Over Illinois In Champaign
Ohio State led by All-American captain Wes ley Fesler invaded Memorial Stadium in Champaign Illinois, aiming for their first victory over Illinois since 1926. The Buckeyes have not scored on the Illini in three years yet are strong favorites to win. Officials listed include Referee Masker and Umpire Knight with Field Judge Merton and Linesman Millard.
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Champaign
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wesley Fesler
Memorial Stadium
Illinois
Northwestern and Notre Dame Face Big Battle For Honors
Northwestern seeks western, western and national title laurels by defeating Notre Dame in Chicago. Notre Dame aims to clinch western honors and extend its undefeated streak with Army and USC still on its schedule. Dry near freezing weather and a large crowd mark a pivotal midwest clash.
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Til
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Middlewest
Drche Stadium
Chicago
Fort Sheridan
Wildcats
Tulane
Centre
Ohio State
Illinois
Minnesota
Indiana
Wisconsin
Army
Southern California
Pug’ Rentner
Joe” Savoldi
Rentner
Crawford Knocks Wells Out in Main Boxing Bout
Crawford of Portsmouth knocks out Wells of Huntington in the third round at Portsmouth show. Wrestling contest between Joe Brown of New Orleans and Aunt Riley of Portsmouth declared a 20 minute draw. Hardy Kruskhamp of Columbus tosses Jim Cortex of Dallas in six minutes. Jack Gorman wins two of three falls from Les Fishbaugh.
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Crawford Kayoes Wells
Portsmouth
Mack Crawford
K O. Wells
Huntington
W. V
Joe Brown
New Orleans
Aunt Riley
Hardy Kruskhamp
Columbus
Jim Cortex
Dallas
Tex
Jack Gorman
Les Fishbaugh
Yale Favored Over Harvard In 42nd Rivalry Clash
New Haven hosts Yale and Harvard in the 42nd football meeting before 75,000 at Yale Bowl. Yale holds a slight edge on record while Harvard's air attack is feared. Mal Stevens plans to field his best lineup for the opening kickoff as the toss-up tilt unfolds.
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New Haven
Conn
Noy
New Havven
Yale
Harvard
Institutions of Learning
Te - Vincent
Elis
Princeton
Harvard i3
Arnie Horween
Tigers
Bill Roper
Jewelers Face Combined All Star Eleven
The Haserocr Jewelers meet Lorain Ohio Ice-Ex-Hi's tomorrow at the Ohio Ice Field for a championship game berth. Lorain fields strong line stars Botchick Eisele Rian Fitzgerald while Jewelers add full back Amby Kissel and boast a sharp punting edge with Hi Gore and Wolf out. Both squads seek a win as the victor earns a title shot. players meet at the YMCA at 1:00 PM.
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Lorain
Elyria
Ohio
Haserocr Jewelers
Lorain Ohio Ice
Botchick
Eisele
Rian
Fitzgerald
Amby Kissel
Hi Gore
Wolf
Nativitie
Lorain Team Cancels On Question Marks
The Question Marks are without a game for tomorrow after South Lorain Merchants canceled. The scheduled county light heavy championship game at Roosevelt diamond was left in doubt as the Merchants demanded a larger guarantee to travel to Elyria. The Marks had spent the week preparing the field for the matchup once held by the ToRain Nativities.
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South
Unclear fragment on early season Lorain routing
Fragment indicates a team had received something for a drive to Lorain earlier in the season. The text is incomplete and does not establish a clear event, date, or direction.
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Griing
Lorain
Various Collegiate Football Scores Across Regions
Collegiate and Ohio scholastic matches listed with final scores including Glenville Teachers 7 over Broiddns 6, Wichita 12 over Phillips 6, Central 13 over Westminster 6, College of Pacific 10 over California Aggie 6, Southwestern 7 over Trinity 6, Oklahoma Frosh 40 over Oklahoma Aged Frosh 6, and multiple other regional results. Teams such as Grinnell, Iowa State Teachers, and Ohio scholastic centers are noted with a mix of high and low final tallies across several counties and cities.
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Glenville
W. Va
Broiddns
Wichita
Phillips
Central
Westminster
College of Pacific
California
Southwestern
Trinity
Oklahoma
Frosh
York Neb
Tarhio
Harvard
Wellington High Captures Northern Ohio Title in 25-0 Victory
Wellington High overwhelmed New London 25 to 0 to claim the 1930 Northern Ohio Athletic Association football championship. Braun and Branson starred with long runs and skilled passing, Pleasnick opening scoring after a fumbe recovery, and Brauns two final touchdowns sealing the win before the largest Wellington crowd on record.
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Wellington
Wellington High
Northern Ohio Athletic Association
New London
Braun
Jack Branson
Pleasnick
Branson
Amherst Wallops Ridgeville 53 0 in final game
Amherst routed Ridgeville High 53 to 0 in the final football game. Touchdowns were scored by William Guild four times Baetz Liss Woch and Krutch. Substitutes listed include Rahl Bruce Turner Loch Guiselman Thomas Blackford Tisdale Cox Schaeffer Coburn.
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Amherst
Rahl
Bruce
Turner
Loch
Guiselman
Thomas
Blackford
Frederick
Tisdale
Cox
Schaeffer
Coburn
Touchdowns
Wm. Guild
Baetz
Liss
Woch
Krutch
West Sides Meet Amherst Bulldogs at Jefferson School Grounds
The Elyria West Sides light weight champs will face the Amherst Bulldogs tomorrow afternoon at the Jefferson School grounds. Amherst is regarded as one of the strongest lightweight teams in the region.
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Elyria West
Amherst
Jefferson School
Straight From The Shoulder College Picks By Russ Davies
The column by Russ Davies lists bold picks across college teams and matches. It forecasts Elyria over Lorain, Notre Dame over Northwestern, Ohio State over Illinois, Michigan over Chicago, Michigan State over Detroit, and other regional showdowns with concise opinions and playful self deprecation about a dubious batting average.
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Lorain
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Ohio State
Winois
Michigan
Chicago
Michigan State
Detroit
Nate
Harvard
Heights
Shaw
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Purdue
Indiana
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Heidelberg
John Carroll
West Side Prepares After Narrow Loss to Lorain Nativities
West Side boys, coming off a 3-2 defeat to Lorain Nativities last Sunday, hope for a fourth straight win. The Bulldogs will call the game at 1:00 with players expected on hand by 12:30 for drills and final preparations.
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County
Lorain Nativities
West Side
Bulldog
Thomas Furnitures And All Stars In Tilt For City Lightweight Title
The Thomas Furnitures and Elyria All Stars meet tomorrow at Ely Stadium for the city lightweight championship. This second meeting follows a scoreless first game. Both teams feature strong records and balanced lineups as Carr and Wills lead Furnitures against Chanman and Yost of the All Stars. A large crowd is expected as the rivalry heats up and the lightweight crown is at stake.
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Thomas Furnitures
Tilt
Elyria All Stars
Ely Stadium
All Stars
Furnitures
Lorain Comets
Baldwin Wallace
Elyria High
Chanman
Yost
Ridgeville Hi
H. Wills
Carr
South Ind
Koviak
Hamilton Field
Feld
Petrolle Wins Easily From McLarnin in Garden Bout
Billy Petrolle known as the Fargo Express defeats Jimmy McLarnin in a decisive 10 round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. McLarnin, claiming a broken right hand, was floored twice and driven by Petrolle’s rally in rounds one and two. United Press tally had Petrolle winning all rounds except the ninth, with the third and fifth even.
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Billy Petrolle
The
Fargo Express
Tony Canzoneri
Petrolle
Jimmy McLarnin
Courageous
Vancouver
B. C
California
McLaren
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McLarnin
Chocolate
Labarba
Singer
Canzoneri
Jimmy
MecLarin
United Press
Loughran Beats Levinsky In Chicago Bout
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia, former light heavyweight champion, defeated King Levinsky of Chicago by a unanimous decision in ten rounds at Chicago Stadium. Loughran weighed 1821 2 pounds to Levinsky 180 3 4, with nine rounds to one even. No knockdowns, one count on Loughran, and Lecinsky’s first loss since rising to prominence after KO of Leo Lemski. Referee Dave Barry and both judges backed Loughran.
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Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
King Levinsky
Loughran
Levinsky
Leo Lemski
Aberdeen
Wash
Dave Barry
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