Oberlin Alumni Beat High School 7 0 in Gridiron Clash
Oberlin November 28 Oberlin High School met the Alumni in a hard fought annual football game won 7 to 0 by the Alumni. They inserted three varsity players before scoring. Exchange Club hosted the High school team at a Park Hotel luncheon where Coach Atkinson praised the squad and Prof Miller spoke on belief in football.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Park Hotel
Atkinson
Miller
Litchfield Cagers Trim Spencer In Easy Win
Litchfield defeated Spencer 14 to 0 in a fast hard fought game on Spencer’s floor. Kellogg Coleman and Bement each scored four baskets for Litchfield while Brouse and Brewley tallied two for Spencer. Ray Browse and Nichols stood out for Spencer, and Litchfield’s defense was noted as strong. This was Litchfield’s third straight win with out of town games upcoming. inquiries for home games should be sent to C I Bement, Litchfield, Ohio.
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Litchfield
Spencer ‘Tigers
Tigers
Spencer
Kellogg
Coleman
Bement
Ray Brouse
Brewley
Ray Browse
Nichols
C I
Oto
Incomplete Intecotate Coguer Game Highlights
The report describes a chaotic basketball or similar game featuring Oba and Mica, with a seed Teit vana and Blue ts Wate Prochash Wate contributing scorers. A large crowd attended, and the match saw several tied moments and notable plays in the second half.
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Oba
Mica
T Waiea
Lodin Tages
Teit Vana
Ak Manseae
Sonte
al Kousman
Blue
Voehinga
Lorain Auto Beats Elyria in Narrow Bowling Meet
Lorain Auto defeated Elyria in a tense three game series at Canalo alleys. Elyria won the second game but Lorain Auto claimed the night with a 44 pin total advantage. Traylor of the Fly led with strong pins and solid games.
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Lorain
Studebahe
Bia
Canalo
Football Results At Cleveland and Ohio Matches
Football results from Cleveland Wistro Reserve Tut s and Takata Ab ANianes Vount at Movaantown West Virginia. Akron 7 Cemainnayt Mami 7. Dayton 27 Wil Taing en. Contnnpti St. Navier 6 Hatkell Inatins 47. neill-Wittenberg 6 Oh o Northern 0. Kenyan 7 Cine nit 8 Professional. Cleveland Bulldogs 53 Milw Dadse ston 22. Runffalo C ato Dears 2. Cinaro Car didals 0 Urankfort Yellow Jackets 22. Darton Tris Maion Yellow Jackets 32. Dayton Trianeles 7. Motion Athletics 9. Columbus tHtops 0. Columbus States Builders 6. Chilheathe Merchants tie. Columbus Rochesters 4. Newark Tridagles 0. South Akron Awnings 2. Akron Silents fi.
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West Virginia
Akron
Mami
I Dagtsu
Dayton
Wil Taing'én
St. Navier
Hatkell Inatins
Neiell
Wittenberg
Oh.o Northern
Kenyan
Ceveland Bulldogs
Milwher
Boxing and billiards titles heat up today across cities
Sport events today include a Southern Maryland Agricultural Area meeting in Bowie and a Business Men's Racing Association gathering in New Orleans. Willie Hoppe faces Jack Schaefer in billiards Los Angeles for the 18.2 balkline title while Tulsa hosts Ben Show. Bowling runs in Des Moines with the Middle West Association, Pinehurst hosts the Carolina tournament, New York hosts the National Board of Arbitration, plus boxing bouts featuring Zivieva Mendelsohn and Romera Rojas Risko in ten rounds.
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Southern Maryland Agricultural Area
Bowie
Business Men's Racing Association
New Orleans
Willie Hoppe
Jack Schaefer
Los Angeles
Tulsa
Okla
Kennel Club
Middle West Bowling Association
Des Moines
Pinehurst
Ional Board of Arbitration
New York
Jack Zivieva
Johnny Mendelsohn
Romera Rojas
Jock Risko
Rounus
All-America Football Team Roster Fragment
The fragment lists players by position from several schools including Notre Dame Iowa Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue Purdue and Chicago with roles at ends tackles guards center quarterback halfbacks and fullbacks. Names include Grange Crowley Layden Parkin Baker Schutte Lidberg and Walsh among others reflecting a historic college lineup.
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Rokusek
Lisols
Pulaski
Wisconsin
Wier
Nebraska
Hancock
Iowa
Abramsen
Minnesota
Slaughter
Michigan
Walsh
Notre Dame
Stuhidreher
Grange
Illinois
Crowley
Layden
Notre de
Romey
Lowa
Otto
Towa
Johnson
Jenkins
Ohio State
Bickerstein
Pondelik
Chicago
Claypool
Purdue
Parkin
Baker
Northwestern
Schutte
Lidberg
Lorain teams sweep Thanksgiving games and a tie at Grafton
Lorain Bulldogs defeated Amherst Tigers 27 to 0 in a return game as Amherst fumbled repeatedly. Highlands tied Grafton Indians 6 to 6 after neither side kicked a goal. Panhandles canceled two games and played Spencer, with Cleveland club scores 21 to 7. Also notes include unrelated trade and water facts from England and Aden.
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Lorain
Amherst
Spencer
Grafton
Bulldogs
Tigers
Halldogs
Highlands
Grafton Indians
Panhandles
Tieechland A. C
Cleveland
Mercuries and Elks Not to Play Again
After Lorain football game between the Mercuries and Elks, risk of a rematch grew. Mercuries sought another game to redeem a county championship loss to the Elks, who beat them 13 to 1. Capt Clark of the Elks comments.
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Mercuries and Elks
Elks
Mercuries
Lorain
Capt Clark
The
Mercuries Unable to Secure Rematch With Elks
Representatives of the Mercuries pressed Elk officials for another game yesterday but failed to persuade them. The Elks have disbanded for the season yet are open to negotiating future games with the Mercuries or any other opponent next year.
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Mercuries
Elk
Elks
Alumni wallops Wellington High in 40 to 0 Thanksgiving game
Wellington Nov 28 The Wellington High School Alumni defeated the WHS eleven 40 to 0 on local grounds in a friendly Thanksgiving morning game. Alumni roster featured stars from prior years with Brouse and Prosser scoring multiple touchdowns as a large crowd cheered from the sidelines.
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Wellington
Wellngton High School
W. H.S
Bown
Star
Fang
Cullop Emerging as Pipp Replacement for Yankees
Henry L. Cullop, longtime Yankee farmhand from Omaha, is emerging as a potential successor to Wallie Pipp at first base. The 40‑home‑run season and .300+ batting mark shown in Omaha point to his growing power and hitting readiness. Cullop, a South Dakota native, began in Madison in 1920 and climbed through Minneapolis, St Joseph, Tulsa, Des Moines, and finally Omaha in 1923 before joining the Yankees’ orbit.
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Pipp
New York Yankees
Yankmen
Henry L. Cullop
Nicholas Cullan
Nick
Young
Cullop
Hall of Fame
Yankee
Omaha
Huggins
Heggins
Powers That Be
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Madison
S. D
Minneapolis
Millers
St. Joseph
Tulsa
Karl Adams
St. Joe Young
Des Moines
St Petersburg
Fla
Whitey Witt
Waite Hoyt
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Kelloggs
Zacharias
Dement
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Niubala
Wolt
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Harold Clino
Jack Dann
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Rockne
Chet Wynne
Creighton University
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Creighton
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Frank Mahoney
Joe Speicher
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Ray Lower
Gipp
Mohardt
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Arabia
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Jackson Litchfield
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Rowland I. Stacey
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Kepler Prosser
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Westlake
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Swimming Federation of World
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Greece
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Donie
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Marshall Field
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Mikile Ave
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National Crap Improvement Service
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Broad Street
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