Former Notre Dame And Northwestern Stars In Charity Game
Rival college teams Oregon State College and West Virginia University prepare for a charity double header at Soldier Field tomorrow. A preliminary game features former Notre Dame and Northwestern stars at 10 am. The event aims to draw over 60,000 spectators and raise about 175000 dollars for Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children.
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Chicago
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West Virginia University
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Northwestern
Ehta Seiad
Lions-Elyria banquet speaker hails Ohio State 1930 team
Sad Sam Willaman, Ohio State football proxy and Lorain-Elyria banquet speaker, lauds the 1930 Buckeyes as one of the fightingest teams he has coached. He praises Wes Fesler for modesty and recalls Carl Ehrsenberger’s kicking turnaround after eight weeks of summer study, plus strong praise for guard Selby despite a forehead gash. He predicts next year’s nucleus around Lew Hinchman and details season results and upcoming big matchups with teams like Northwestern Notre Dame and Penn State.
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Ohio State
Lorain-Elyria
Elyria High
Willaman
Wes Fesler
Lindbergh
Youngstown
Sam Selby
Selby
Ilinois
Carl Ehrsenberger
State
Ehrsenberger
Ohio
Carl
Fesler
Annapolis
Navy
Williaman
Lew Hinchman
Chic Harley
Horween Ends Harvard Coaching Career After Years
Chicago dateline reports Arno Horween will step away from Harvard football coaching after a long tenure. He reflects that initial one or two seasons grew into many, remaining committed despite business duties. During his time Harvard compiled a mix of wins losses and ties while he served as player and coach.
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Arno
Harvard
Harteavis
Faer
Heather Tannery
Oe Seme Are
Thomas Furnitures Clash with Old Timers at Ely Stadium
The city lightweight champions face Holy Cross Old Timers from 1925 roster fame at Ely Stadium practice field tomorrow at 2 30 p m and Sunday meet Bartrick Clothiers of Cleveland. Furnitures back Carr and Fortman key to offense as both teams prepare for kickoff with strong crowds expected.
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Champs
Holy Cross
Ely Stadium
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Cleveland
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Johnny
Kaminski
Stacey
Vic
Steve
Carr
Fortman
Cronin And Terry Voted Most Valuable Players
ST LOUIS November 26 UP Cronin Washington Senators shortstop and Bill Terry first baseman of the New York Giants were named the most valuable players in their leagues by Sporting News writers. Cronin led the National League with 52 of 64 points while Terry had 47. Frankie Frisch and Hack Wilson followed in NL with 43 and 41. In the American League Al Simmons of the Athletics led Cronin with 46 points, Charley Gehringer then with 31.
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Washington Senators
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New York Giant
Sporting News
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Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Hack Wilson
al ‘Simmons
Athletics
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Pesek And Browning In Title Match Tonight
In Columbus Ohio John Pesek the Nebraska Tigerman will face Jim Browning a 26 year old Missourian in a bout billed as the world heavyweight championship. Hardy Kruskamp former Ohio State football player meets Ollie Olson in the preliminary.
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Columbus
John Pesek
Nebraska Tigerman
Jim Browning
Hardy Kruskamp
Ohio State
Ollie Olson
West Sides and Trojans Ready for Battle
West Sides meet Trojans in a big clash at Jefferson school grounds at 10 am. Both teams practice hard with Rainey and Hunt confident. Key players Hoose Hutchings Innes and Raynes Maruk feature. Ducoty out with a broken arm from Mustang game.
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Hoose and Hutchings
E. H
Cox
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Amherst Bulldogs
Thomas Furnitures
Gene Rainey
Chet Hunt
West Side
Raynes
Maruk
Trojan
Hoose
Innes
Bob Ducoty
Mustang
Jefferson School
Thanksgiving gridiron clashes across Ohio in annual day
Ohio fans await a packed Thanksgiving slate with six college attractions and multiple high school contests. Miami faces Cincinnati Bearcats in a Buckeye conference affair, Xavier hosts Haskell with star halfback Weller, Akron meets Mt Union, Case battles Western Reserve in the civic rivalry, and Wittenberg meets Dayton. Wilberforce also on the card.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Miami University
Cincinnati University Bearcats
Buckeye
Xavier University Musketeers
Haskell Indians
Haskell
Weller
Mid-West
Xavier
Akron
Mt. Union
Zippers
Cleveland
Case
Western Reserve
Wittenberg
Dayton
Wilberforce
Army May Be Tough Foe For Irish At Soldier Field
Notre Dame with Knute Rockne’s undefeated Irish faces Army in a high profile clash at Soldier Field. Army under Major Ralph Sasse has an eight and one record, outscoring opponents 256 to 15, and aims to test Notre Dame after a grueling schedule.
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Knute Rocknes
Notre Dame
Soldier Field
Army
Rockne
Ralph Sasse
Yale
Sasse
Jack Elder
Red” Cagle
Red” Cagle and ‘‘Hertz
Murrell
Harvard
Illinois
Kentucky Wesleyan
Ursinus
Navy
Northwestern
Southern California
Los Angeles
Opening Cage Carnival Friday Brings Church League Champs vs St Mathews
The local basketball season opens with a Friday carnival at the YMCA featuring the Church of Christ championing four straight Church League titles colliding with St Mathews, state runners up. The Cleveland lineup, a trio of years together, heads the strong City-Wide Muny Title chase. Ohio National Guard meets Vermilion Store and Furnitures in the preliminary at 7:30 with Hank Penfound and other former E. H. S. stars on hand.
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St. Mathews
Ohio
Cleveland
Siatic
Ohio National Guard
Vermilion Store
Hank Penfound
Crooks
Schultz
Stolzenberg
Blakeslee
Knights of St Jork Bowling League recap
The Packers swept the Zippers in three straight while the Comets took two of three from the Clippers in two Knight of St John’s League match games at the K of Calleys. A A Smith with 535 led the evening and N Rothgery hit a 213.
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Clippers
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N. Rothgery
Hudson To Captain Wolverines For 1931 Season
ANN ARBOR Mich Nov 26 Roy Hudson fullback on Michigans undefeated football team will captain the Wolverines during the 1931 season Hudson is a two letter man having previously won his insignia as a member of the 1929 team.
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Roy Hudson
Michigan
Wolverines
Hudson
Machock Challenges 128-Pounder After Card Rebuff
Machock, a local fighter who offered services to Johnny Wray promoter of Lohman Martin main go at the Hotel Rant lers next Monday, is refused a place on the card and issues a challenge to any 128 pounder in Northern Ohio. He pledges his end of the purse to charity and says he is not through after being kayoed by Louie Disantis at the Antlers.
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Johnny Machock
Johnny Wray
Lohman- Martin
Rantlers
Ohio
Madhock
Louie Disantis
Antlers
Elyria Church of Christ Five to Represent City in Suburban League
The Elyria Church of Christ five, four time YMCA League champions, join the Suburban League a new eight team circuit with Lakewood Lorain Parma Fairview Dover Berea Brooklyn and Elyria. Home games are Saturday at the YMCA court. A split season leads to a playoff for the league title then a best of three series with the Cuyahoga Valley League winner.
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Russell Davies
Elyria
Elyria Church of Christ
Lakewood
Lorain
Parma
Fairview
Dover
Berea
Brooklyn
Booth Elected Eli Grid Captain
NEW HAVEN Conn Nov 26 Albie Booth star quarterback of the Yale football team will captain the squad in 1931. Booth 22 145 pounds junior in the Sheffield Scientific school is from New Haven and previously captained Yale football baseball and basketball as a freshman. The University of Virginia has a biology centre high above the lake on a mountain.
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Cleveland
Tony Montaquila
Elyria
Lakewood
Lorain
Bob Bracken
Western Reserve University
Union Trust
Nativities
Dave Robertson
Bako
Art Cook
Brookside
Cook
Cox
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Robertson
Joe Smith
Crimson Flash
George
Tom Smith
Fox Furnace
Industrial League
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Conn
Albie Booth
Yale
Booth
Sheffield Scientific School
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