Defiance Captures Four On All-Conference Eleven
Defiance College, the 1931 Northwest Conference football champion, placed four players on the United Press all conference team. Bluffton earned three spots, Bowling Green three, and Findlay one. Captain Bina Conkey of Bryan led the selections along with fellow backs Howard Triplehorn of Bluffton and James Sommers of Bluffton. Ends Roy Sparks of Defiance and Edgar Newton of Findlay also made the first team with guard Rent Bowers of Defiance and center Clifford Stevenson of Bowling Green among others. The second team included five Defiance selections, three from Bluffton, two from Findlay, and one from Bowling Green.
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Morton Leads Honorary All American Team Picks
New York November 28. Morton Dartmouth quarterback chosen over Harvard’s Barry Wood for the honorary All American by the New York Sun. Notre Dame places Schwartz at halfback and Furth at tackle with Schwartz earning a second Sun award. Minnesota guard Munn named top line man. Baker and Pinckett from Southern California also on the first team.
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Cleveland Fight Night Results It Outpoints Schlund
UNITED PRESS reports from Cleveland show welterweight Maryquette of Maryquette, Mich, outpointing Joe Schlund of Cleveland over six rounds. Lightweight Lou Severo knocked out Tony Lucci of Massachusetts in four. Bantam Joe Forchione of Canton defeated Joe Gunn of Cleveland in six.
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Lorain Slovak Club Seeks Games In County
The Lorain Slovak basketball team seeks games with any Class A teams in Lorain county. Interested parties should contact Joseph M. Noctar at 2201 Broadway Lorain Ohio or call 6573.
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Knights Sweep Elks in City Bowling Thriller
Knights of Columbus from the City League won 2 games to 1 against the Elks in a three game match. They lost game one by a small margin after slips at the foul line but recovered to take games two and three by eighteen pins in the final. Banick led the losers with a 669 series and 237 high single.
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Muskie basketball schedules nineteen games at Muskingum
Muskingum college in New Concord announces a 19 game basketball slate starting December 1 after a two week recess. Coach Lange must replace key players as nine returning lettermen and new peacetime recruits fill the Black and Magenta lineup on the Oak floor at New Concord High School gym.
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Trish Track Star Lieutenant Studies U S Training Methods
Trish Track Star Lieutenant Gerald Coughlin, holder of the Irish half mile record, is in New York studying American training methods for Irish athletes aiming for the 1992 Los Angeles Olympics. PORTSMOUTH, O. Ned Grange and his Chicago Bears visited for a Roookall League contest with the Spartans. a defeat could end Portsmouth’s title bid.
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Wildcats Face Purdue On Soldiers Field Grid
Northwestern, undefeated Big Ten champion, meets Purdue in a charity post season game at Soldier Field. Rain threatens crowd of 40,000. Northwestern braces for injuries after an elevator accident in Chicago Beach Hotel. Quarterback George Potter sprained leg, Lewis likely to start. Northwestern must win to avoid first undisputed Big Ten title.
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Furnitures vs Old Timers in season finale at Jefferson Field
The Thomas Furnitures end the grid season by facing the West Side Old Timers at Jefferson Field tomorrow. The Old Timers are formed by former local stars and pose a tough test. The Furnitures seek a win after a setback and plan a strong lineup as all Furniture players meet at Hamilton Grounds at 1 o'clock.
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Dickason Wins Fall Girls Swim Meet at Y Pool
The Swimmers Club of the YWCA held its first fall meet with Donna Dickason as top scorer at 14 points. Phyllis Agate was second with 12 and Katherine Brown third with 4. Events included dives, 20-yard strokes, and a 100-yard free style with Agate and Brown among the leading performers.
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Parsons notes on three football games and Stanford preview
Henry McLemore reviews three upcoming college football games with emphasis on Stanford and Army teams. He recalls Stanford's 1940s double wingback era and praises Wild Willie McCall and Bill Morton as key ball carriers. The column questions Eastern teams’ ability to travel and notes期待 Princeton and Yale as potential threats.
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Willie” McCall
Bill Morton
Ohio State Minnesota clash draws 25,000 in Big Ten charity game
Large crowd of about 25 000 fills the field as Ohio State and Minnesota meet in the Big Ten charity tilt at Minneapolis The soggy field and near freezing temps dampen play while Ohio State carries slight betting edge though both squads face injury doubts Minnesota’s Ken MacDougall and Hr ad Robinson are listed hurt with limited practice They set in for an old rivalry with past results noted as 1921 and 1992 outcomes The card includes officials from Northwestern Yale Yale and Missouri plus notes on Notre Dame Army and Southern California.
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Dodger Trade Talk Abounds in Flatbush Rumors
Brooklyn rumors swirl around the Dodgers after Mar Carey takes command. Reports say Johnny Frederick may depart, with Taylor Pyott? Pouthit rumored for center field, while Ernie Lombardi could shift from catcher. Infielders Gilbert Thompson Warner may shuffle, and veterans Vance Quinn Shante Luque Heimach may be traded, fueling a busy hot stove season.
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Carnera Knocks Out Campolo in Second Round at MSG
Primo Carnera defeated Victoria Campolo in the second round at Madison Square Garden before 13,999 spectators. The 6 ft 3 in Italian, weighing over 220 pounds, delivered a decisive knockout in a scheduled 15 round bout, boosting his claim to the so called world’s dreadnaught title. Campolo started strong with early pressure before Carnera dominated the exchange.
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Notre Dame Opens With Army In High Profile Grid Tilt
Notre Dame holds a narrow edge over Army in a New York showdown as part of a light Saturday slate. Stanford faces Dartmouth in Boston, Yale renews its rivalry with Princeton, and Big Ten games feature Northwestern against Purdue and Michigan against Wisconsin. Southern Methodist hosts Texas Christian in Fort Worth while Tulane meets Louisiana in a key Southern match. Navy and West Virginia also on tap with several regional contests shaping postseason standings.
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Trojans Triumph In Gridiron Clash Over Old Timers
The Trojans crushed the Old Timers 25 to 12 yesterday afternoon on the Jefferson Grid. Despite a 45 pound disadvantage, the Trojans passed and fought for the win, with Ray Fortman and Hoath delivering key runs and passes. Bush and Fortman led the losers with standout touchdowns and early momentum faded in the snowbound field.
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Amateur bout ends with Primo stopping Campolo in final round
A pair of ambitious amateurs staged a tight first round with Campila holding an edge as Primo waited for advice from his corner. Near the end Primo gained the upper hand and, in the second round, floored Campolo with a left to the head and a chin shot. Campolo rose briefly, then was floored again by a shoulder push and, with ten seconds left in the round, showed no effort to rise, conceding the fight to Primo.
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