Griffiths Wing Decision From Prolino Uzcudun Novice Fight
Chicago Nov 60 Gerald Ambrose Griffiths, a Sioux City heavyweight, won a close decision over Pauling Uzudun in five months of sparring. Despite a 15 pound disadvantage Uzudun pressed hard, with Griffiths landing the cleaner blows, earning the decisive nod after a rugged eight round exchange that had the crowd buzzing.
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Samp Arguimgs
Gerald Ambrose Griffithr
Sioux City
Gene Tunnes
Vutly
Pauling Uzeudun
Tuy
Pauling
Tuffy
Eve Mind
ahmut ote _ Griffith
Jack O'Keefe
Paolino
Griffith
Uzuendun
Igi
Wild Man
Taft
Crawi
Fasee
Hnae Heeney
von Porat
Wills
Renin
Ashland Back Is Scoring Champ
Ashland College's Novotny tops Ohio football scoring with 28 points in the season. He leads with 265 total points beyond runners-up Curly Meliawr of Muskingum and others. Ohio colleges in standings include Mt. Union, Miami, and Ohio U. Officials in Cleveland note temperatures at season’s end as teams close out the schedule.
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Ashland College
Ashland
Ohio
Novotny
Curly Meliawr
Grimes
Mt. Tulon
Fallin
Donyin
Miami
Medchrane
Aran
Ohio U
John Caroll
Geneva
Carroll Mumbers
Mulligan
Dillion
Aking McCuwen Cochrane and
Hart
Lorain Ex-Hys Lose County Title Clash in 1929 Wrap
In the Lorain County Heavyweight Championship season finale the Ohio Ice squad defeated the Lorain Ex-Hys 6 to 0, ending a hard fought campaign for Elyria and Lorain teams. The Ex-Hys, coached by Chalmera Ault, endured injuries and a difficult schedule after a strong start, while Ohio Ice dominated with a powerful line and aerial attack.
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Bill
Hetweed
Crimson Flash
Elyria High
Lorain
Hys
Ohio Ice- Mercuries
Lorain County
Sgason
Aroun
Ohio Ice
Port City
Lorain Ex-Hys
Elyria
Fa-Hys
Elyria Bx
Lorain Ohio
Maroons
Sandusky
Don Figating
Alex Potyo
San Tling
Riverine
Ias
Lars Se Tits
Hiena
Starsum
Tye
Toledo Delein
Sevison
Rata
U. Siful
Ohio
J. Yueka
Real June
Teza
Archambeus
Fritz
Gerash
Pape
Rainey
Yuckx Brox
Kaminski
Wilbert
Ryan
Walker
Totomer
Moclk
Kailes
France
Mike
T. Powers
Blanner
F. Powers
Ault
Haserodt Jewelers
West Sides
Herman Klein
Finneran “Baker Roy
Haserndt Jewelers
Keyes
Al Singer defeats Neho in fourth round kayo
In Madison Square Garden last night Al Singer floored Pete Neho in the fourth round, weighing 132 1 2 to 129, referee Tony Ridge stopped the bout at 2:20. The win solidifies Singer as a likely title challenger to Sammy Mandell before about 15,000 fans at a Muldoon birthday tribute show featuring Dempsey and Leonardo.
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New York
AL Singer
Sammy Mandell
Pete Neho
Madison Square Garden
Singer
Neha
Webo
Qony Ridge
William Muldoon
Jack Dempsey
Renny Jeonard
Mauldoon
James Walee
YMCA Church Cage League Plans Meeting Tonight
The YMCA reports a meeting of local church league representatives to organize the basketball season. Robert T. Moore, YMCA physical director, says at least 19 teams are likely to enter. A December 10 start is possible if many teams commit tonight.
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Robert T. Moore
Canyon
Jewelers and West Sides Clash In City Football Rivalry
The Jewelers beat the West Sides 12 to 0 in a bitter city football rivalry. Key players include Long Reisinger Nasipak Flood Strinka B Wilbert Toth Cox M Portman Kuma McCrain Portman Slaven Krugman Clavenn Krozier for the West Sides, while cowie Murdock Lawrence Mohrman Weller Arnold Claycomb Schroeder Ross Hylan Snodgrass Waugh PF Mohrman Stoville Stoney Martin Bradd and Hylan Cowle Martin Arnold Maddock starred for the Southenders. The Jewelers posted a seven win and one loss season. the Sides had five victories and three defeats.
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Long
Reisinger
Nasipak
Flood
Strinka
B. Wilbert
Toth
Cox
M. Portman
Kuma
McCrain
Portman
Slaven
Krugman
Clavenn
Krozier
Jewelers
He Jewelers
Cowie
Murdock
Lawrence
Mohrman
Weller
Arnold
Claycomb
Schroeder
Ross Hylan
Snodgrass
Waugh
Stoville
Stoney
Martin
Bradd
Shawkey Confirms Polli Purchase By Yankees
New York manager Bob Shawkey announced the Americus Polli purchase from St Paul as part of a deal bringing Bubbles Hargrave to New York. St Paul received Wiley Moore Ben Pagetnl and Jack Gravowski in the exchange from the Yankees.
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New York
Bob Shawkey
Ya Es
Americus Polli
Hay
Yanks
Polli
St. Paul
Wich
Bubbles Hargrave
N Exchange
Wiley Moore
Ben Pagetnl
Jack Gravowski
Krause Released After Q1 Years As Pitcher
San Francisco November Harry Krause a southpaw with 21 years in organized baseball has been released unconditionally by the Mission club of the Pacific Coast League. He plans to seek coaching work, noting 21 years in the rack is enough and his arm can stand a rest. Krause rose to prominence by winning ten night games for the Philadelphia Athletics in 1909 and pitched three seasons for Connie Mack, finishing 1912 with Toledo in the American Association.
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San Francisuu
Harry Kruse
Reajer
Mission Club
Krause
Philadelphia Athletica
Connie Mack
Toledo
American Association
Ted Faxon elected to Omicron Delta Kappa at Emory
Ted Faxon, a former Elyria boy from Norcross Georgia, joins Emory University students elected to Omicron Delta Kappa for leadership in multiple fields. He led Emory's military unit, joined SchabPard Blades, heads the student government council, serves as president of Emory’s Dramatic Club, and is a member of Delta Tau Delta.
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Emory University
Atlanta
Georgia
Omicron Delta Kappa
Ted Faxon
Elyria
QO. DL. K
Emory
Young Faxon
Emory Mil
SchabPard Wid Blades
Ted
Per Council At America
Faxon
Delta Tau Delta
Wmory
Norcross
Notre Dame Ends Season With Decisive Army Showdown
New York November 39 Notre Dame a famed football team from South Bend aims to close an unbeaten season with a final game against Army. Coach Knute Rockne bedridden since midseason, Notre Dame is the favorite as tickets reach high prices. Army, led by veterans Red Carle and others, seeks a stirring finish before coach leaves West Point after four years.
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New York
South Bend
Th Army
End United
Knute Rockne
Rish
Brosdwar
Notre Dame
South Gend
Tim Morsifan
Trish
Reever
Thar Ening Jones
West Point
Red" Carle
Herts Murrell
George Perry
Army
Mansfield Valley Ball Team Wins Clean Sweep in Local Matches
Mansfield Valley team completed a clean sweep of six games at the Y M C A league, defeating Elyria first and second teams in three straight wins. Scores show 15-8, 11-9, 16-8 against the first aggregation and 10-8, 10-9, 7-6 over the Elyria second team.
Hockey Manager Is Star Player For New York Americ an Team
Gotham appoints Lionel Conacher as captain and star leader of the New York Americans in the major league hockey circuit. Conacher, a fierce defender and versatile athlete, has excelled in soccer, football, lacrosse, boxing, and wrestling in Canada. He played varsity hockey at Duquesne, joined the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1925, and was captain of the Americans last season, guiding the team through a stormy, high tempo campaign.
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New York
Gotham
Lionel Conacher
Conacher
Lionel Blazes
Ira
Fang
Lidwel
Iea
Anding
Canada
Toronto
Duquesne
Lionel
Qualrie
Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets
Pituishurgh Pirates
Smoky Fenn
Wo Americans
World Flyweight Title Hopes Rise Amid Boxing Turmoil
The New York State Athletic Commission may crown a world flyweight champion as Black Billy of Cuba, rival to Kid Chocolate, nears title recognition after recent eliminations in Madison Square Garden. Debates over Genaro LaMorte Schwartz and Dado swirl with bouts planned, while Billy Shark Hunt and Dampsey negotiate, as Paris and New York clash over true title status.
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Kid Chocolate
New York State Athletic Commission
Bol
Agene Wuat
France
Ehampion
Madison Squita Garden
Tin Survivor
Togrrhia
Philadelphia
Ruby Brad Jersey
Sears
New York
Izzy Schwartz
Revaquirel
Genaro
Ona
WU Etur
Eugene Tat
Boul Genaro
Yvon Vides
Paris
Schwartz
Stieneh
While LaMorte
Newarz
Iby
LaMorte
Charmmion
LaMorta
Garden
Madison Garden
la Morte
Haut
Speedy Dado
Dado
Hunt
Bill Hunt
Bill
New York Commission
Jack Dampsey
Bil
Stivers High Rejects Postseason Offer to Play in Kentucky
Stivers High of Dayton rejected any invitation to play a postseason game in Kentucky. The team declined an offer from Archand to join a planned event, choosing to end the season without cross state play.
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Stivers High
Kentucky
Dayton School
Sehool
Achiand
Hieh
Tain
Anand
Etvera
Yectl
Pete
Remodeled Navy Eleven Meets Dartmouth
Navy travels to Franklin Field to clash with Dartmouth as it seeks a win after a rough season. The team, missing Marsters, aims to gain momentum following losses to Notre Dame and Penn and a 13-13 tie with Princeton, with changes under coach BUL Ingram.
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Marsters
Philadelphia
Navy
Franklin Field
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Georgetown
Rivalries and Coaches Dominate Gridiron Banter
A jittery round of sports quips surveys college football and soccer chatter. Mentions Yale Purdue Michigan Oldham Athletics Connie Mack and Harvard’s Devers as legends in the mix.
Higher scores likely with new rules in ice hockey
Ice hockey in North America embraces rule changes permitting forward passes in all zones. Early results show goalies facing more shots and higher scoring possibilities as teams adjust. Budget winter and regional finances affect league play with Canadians prominent among players and salary talks ongoing in major markets.
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United States
Canada
Scondit
National Hockey League
Golf Pros Prep For Tournament At Los Angeles
Los Angeles November 3. The national professional golf championship opens Monday at the Hillcrest Country Club. Sixty eight players are scheduled to start with match play beginning Tuesday as Hagen and Armani stand among favorites. Many top players, including Espinosa and Smith, have prepared in warm Southern California weather.
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U.S
Hilcrest
California
Adianiy Valley
Gom
Pia
Tegel
Sir
Hagen
Armani
Pues
Mecharn
Gen Sarezen
Espinosa
Smith
Bie
Wba
Leo
Dartmouth Lacks Star Player In Yale Game Thriller
Without its greatest player Al Marsters who sat on the bench in civilian clothes not yet fully recovered from a spinal injury in the Yale game Dartmouth still boasted three flashy runners Bill Morton Ship Wolff and McCall. Yale beat Dartmouth in a crowd of almost 70 900 as the favorite.
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al. Marsters
Yale
Dartmouth Neverthel Ipsa
Bill Morton
Ship Wolff
McCall
Dartmouth
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