Illini poised for big surprise in Big Ten scramble
Ohio State rises in the conference chase as Illinois, rebounding from early losses to Iowa and Michigan, edges Wisconsin 3 0 and threatens Chicago. Ohio and Illinois clash November 5 at Urbana with Ohio showing late surge.
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Gods Offer on Big Games for Saturday
New York report lists odds for tomorrow's football slate with Harvard and Yale favored evenly, Army and Navy strong, and multiple matchups set with favored teams. Harvard reliance on Buell noted as pivotal, described as the entire team in one sentiment.
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Oberlin Begins Basketball Practice After Season
Oberlin, Nov 24. With football season finished, Oberlin opens basketball practice under Coach Lou Keller. About thirty candidates report, excluding football players who will have a short vacation. First practice in Warner gym, daily sessions to follow. Only two of last year’s varsity return, Winters captain and guard and Wood center. Schedule shows eleven games, seven at home, starting January 6 at Oberlin against Mushingum, with Akron, Cincinnati, Hiram, Case, Ohio University, Miami of Oxford, and Michigan Aggies on the slate.
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Colson Co bowlers beat American Legion at Gala alleys
The Colson Company bowling team defeated the American Legion squad at Gala alleys in a league race shrinking the standings as the last two games featured tight finishes with the second game won by a narrow margin.
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Sport Events Today in Maryland and Elsewhere
Racing meets scheduled for Southern Maryland Agricultural Assn in Bowie and Jackson County Fair in Jacksonville. Bowling opens the Middle West championship in Kansas City. Boxing bouts in New York feature Andy Thomas twelve rounds versus Wellng Var, Pepper Martin nine and Kid Haplan twelve rounds.
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Notre Dame Freshman Eleven to Play Lorain Mercury Here
Notre Dame Freshman team meets Lorain Mercury at Alumni Field on Thanksgiving morning. Rolland Guerin, Notre Dame business manager, helps bring the visitors. kickoff at 10 30 with admission one dollar and a special rate for area high school students.
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Phonograph Co. Trim Perry Fay
Score line shows Phonograph Co. trimming Perry Fay amid a game where perera and others are listed with partial stats. Team totals 847 838 2542 indicate a high scoring affair and a close contest.
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Berlin grid picks 1923 captain this Saturday night
Oberlin Nov 24 The football captain for 1923 will be chosen Saturday before the annual fo otball feast. McFarland Farland and Bo, Jones, Gould, and Her o lead the team with Gould cited as hero of the victory. Guards McFarland and Geo and Jones at halfback positions.
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Last Nights Fights At Aaron Buy McCsoon Scorer
A cryptic OCR readout details a boxing card with unclear names and judges. It mentions a scorer and what appears to be a technical knockout or decision but lacks coherent event facts or clear participants.
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British Diplomat Seen as Likely British Ambassador to France
Sir William Tyrrell assistant under secretary at the Foreign Office in London is regarded as the probable choice to succeed Lord Jardinve as Britain's ambassador to France.
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Municipal judge sets real estate firm notice on record
Columbus piece notes Charleston Theatres Co. filing for $15,000 corporate reorganization to be effective next December. Ruth, a municipal judge, announced the action and cited prior members when the city court was reorganized in 1916. Cincinnati report recalls a tram schedule change affecting 40 cars of crossed tickets on a combined line.
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Pastor Sheriff Executes Second Inmate at Fort Madison
Fort Madison Iowa November 24 1910 Rev W F Robbister Polk County sheriff presided over a second execution this term. Orrie Cross and accomplice Eugene Wacks were hanged after Cross declined to flinch. Cross’s final words invoked a biblical blessing and he requested no photographs.
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Engineer hurled by giant plunger at Newport Water works
William Mann of 32, an engineer at Newport Water works pumping station, was thrown 30 feet by a massive plunger used to move water from the Ohio river area to reservoirs in the Kentucky hills supplying Cincinnati.
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Erie Railroad Veteran John Lorette Dies at 73
John B. Lorette, 73, oldest engineer on Erie Railroad division, collapsed at home after returning from a run, ending 40 years of continuous service. City records note his sudden death today in Galion Ohio as a notable line veteran.
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