Intersectional grid tilts on week's big games
Henry Super reports a packed weekend slate as major intersectional clashes loom. Key showdowns include Michigan vs Cornell, Ohio State vs Vanderbilt, and Notre Dame at Indiana, with Navy favored to beat Pitt and Stanford set to edge Northwestern amid recent upsets.
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Cornell
Northwestern
Stanford
Ohio
Vanderbilt
Columbia
Virginia
Navy
Notre Dame
Indiana
Henry Super
United Press Staff Co
York
A.r—Kann
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Bloomington
Kansas
Minnesota
Michigan State
Ann Arbor
Gil Dobie
St. Lawrence
Richmond
Harry Kipke
California
Chicago
Lowa
Tiny Thornhill
Santa Clara
Oklahoma
Lehigh
Pitt Panthers
Middies
Mercer
Army
Washington and
Jefferson
West Virginia
Fordham
New York
Delaware
Brown-Springfield
Colgate
Rutgers
Harvard-New Hampshire
Princeton-Williams
Yale- Washington and Lee
South
Pacific Coast
Babe Ruth and Bill Terry Pack Grips to Leave Town
New York Oct 10 The two best known men in baseball Babe Ruth and Bill Terry prepared to depart. Ruth the home run king planned a stint in Honolulu for exhibition games possibly lasting one to two weeks. Terry the Giants manager signed a five year player manager contract worth about 40000 annually in Memphis after tearing up his old deal. He would stay a few days then return to New York to weigh radio and theater offers for the off season.
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Babe
Ruth
Bill Terry
Honolulu
Terry
New York Giants
Memphis
Giants
Bill
Puzzler Questions on Football Rules
A set of football rule questions asks how to put the ball in play define a fair catch who may make one and how rulings apply when a quarterback signals for a fair catch and then runs or drops the ball Answers reference Frank Caridco’s replies at the bottom of the page.
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Frank Caridco
Looming 1934 a Record Year in Trotting Sport
New York reports 1934 poised as a record trotting year with high spirits and strong sales. Old Glory Sale set for Nov 27 30 in New York, Kentucky auction at Lexington drew buyers back to harness racing, average price 410 dollars from 223 horses. Len Warneke’s Reds defeated five times by Reds in 1933 season.
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York
New York
Lexington
E. Roland Harriman
Trottiot Horse Club
Kentucky
Readers Rush To Mail In Grid Coupons Dope Results Contest
Chronicle Telegram invites readers to mail in Dope the Results coupons predicting twenty football game winners for a chance to win three pairs of Elyria-Toledo Central game tickets. Entries must be received by Friday noon October 13, with decisions by the Football Contest Editor final and open to most readers except staff and families.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Sesson
Elyria
Unclear Olympic style throwing results mix names and places
United Press report from New York and Pasadena lists multiple athletes and results with numerous misspelled names and inconsistent country labels. It mentions Jim McMillen Chicago, Yanka Zelezniak Khueala Car Davia, Lintg Beaver Oklahoma, Sol Slagel Germany, Frank Bronowlex Poland, Wiadek Zbrenko Poland, CIM Olson Norway, Juan Humberto Mexico, Floyd Marshall California, Lewin Pasadena, Thor Johnson 28 with Mike Sternich and Lanie Bacolup 221, Steve Strelich defeating George Maloney 1587, Pete Shoe 225 and Pat O Hara 230 with Ad Herman 205.
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New York
Jim McMillen
Chicago
Yanka Zelezniak
Car Davia
Ohio
Lintg Beaver
Oklahoma
Sol Slagel
Germany
Frank Bronowlex
Poland
Wiadek Zbrenko
Drew
Cim Olson
Norway
Juan Humberto
Mexico
Floyd Marshall
California
Pasadena
Cal
Shankfet) Lewin
Thor Johnson
Mike Sternich
Lanie Baclolupl
Steve Strelich
George Maloney
Ok! Shiking
Pete Shoe
Vie Christy
Drew Pat O'Hara
Cases Columbo
Ad Herman
Shoulder Tackle Stopping Runner Safely and Effectively
The seventh in a series on good football explains the shoulder tackle as the safest, most effective way to stop a runner. It emphasizes staying focused on the ball carrier, using a rear foot drive, wrapping arms around the thighs, and using a second leg push to finish the tackle with the tackler on top.
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McCracken
Bowling Scores in Knights of St John League Night
The Dark Horses won two of three against the Spinners as the Rockets took two of three from the Jolly Five in opening Knights of St John League matches rolled last evening on the Knights of Columbus arcade.
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Rockets
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Ohio college football scoring leaders tied at 31 points
Jack Hart of Wilberforce and Kenny Jordan of Xavier share the Ohio college football scoring lead with 31 points each after a touchdown apiece against Bluefield Institute. Hal Pennington of Xavier is third with 22, followed by Dave Samuelson of Case at 21 and Vic Ippolito of Western Reserve with 19.
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Wilberforce College
Bluefield Institute
Kenny Jordan
Xavier
Ohio
Hal Pennington
Dave Samuelson
Case
Vic Ippolito
Western Reserve
Pel TY
Jordan
Xnavier
Hart
Wilberforce
Pennington
Xnaster
Samuelson
Ippolito
W. Res
Rewster
Wittenbs
Murray
Bowl
Green
Shadie
Mt. Union
White
Wesleyan
Wills
Terry
Kremer
West
Pryor, Wooster
Wetzel
O State
Carnegie Tech
Cincinnati
Syracuse
University of Kentucky
University of Cincinnati
Marshball College of Huntington
W. Va
Buckeye
Wittenberg
Marshall
Miami
Denison
Wooster
Ashland
Heidelberg
Ohio Northern
Oberlin
Kenyon
Baldwin-Wallace
John Carroll
Otterbein
Muskingum
Akron
Kent State
Marietta
Capital
Mount Union
Hillsdale
Mich
Findlay
Bowling Green
Bluff
Governor's Cup Victory for Volans at Ohio State Fair
The fall harness racing feature was Volans a three year old trotting filly by Volo. Sold by Harry Tallman for Harry Crawford of Cincinnati to Will Rosemire of Lexington Ky Volans won the Governor's Cup at the Ohio State Fair with a 2 06 record in the event showcasing the season’s top sale.
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Volans
Volo
Harry Tallman
Harry Crawford
Cincinnati
Will Rosemire
Lexington
Pigskin Dizziers Rules Summary
A fair catch is made on a kickoff or free kick when a non kicking team player signals by raising one hand and does not move after catching. No touchdown is allowed in this play. Ball restarts five yards back from the catch with first down. A muffed ball that touches the ground in a free ball does not follow fair catch rules.
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Ciark
Sidelined notes preview key college football matchups
South Bend reports Hugh Devore to captain the Trish for Indiana at Bloomington after Notre Dame's Kansas setback. Northwestern eyes victory over Stanford as Cruke boosts hopes. Michigan drills for Cornell with Tessmer to replace Renner at QB. Wisconsin tunes for Illinois after Marquette game, Doc Spears intends open attack. Purdue mulls line changes as Hecker questionable for Minnesota clash.
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Ind
Hugh Devore
Newark
N. J
Notre Dame
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Kansas
Will
Indiana
Bloomington
Heardy Anderson
Evanston
Wallace Cruke
Northwestern
Stanford
Soldier Field
Cruie
Milwaukee
Wildcats
Breadwinner Ellsworth Vines Turns Pro to Support Family
Ellsworth Vines, once a national tennis champion, leaves amateur ranks to become the family breadwinner. He signs with William T. Tilden as a pro, citing his mother's long department store work and his readiness to support them. Estimated earnings near 75000 dollars next year include teaching, ads, and exhibitions. He will move to New York in December to start professional play while continuing lessons and improving his game. Vines will support mother Mrs. Caroline L. Vines, wife, and younger brother Edward. Also notes Sid Gillman’s piano talent and Buzz Wetzel’s artistic posters for Ohio State football.
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Vines
New York
Caroline L. Vines
Edward
Buffalo bouts feature Scozska and Gerace victories
In Buffalo bouts Lou Scozska defeated Charley Berlanger in Montreal while Joe Gerace stopped Bob Clary in Buffalo, with Joe Nicks earning a win over Willard Wells in Buffalo as the card totals show.
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Buffalo
Lou Scozza
Charley Berlanger
Montreal
Joe Gerace
Bob Clary
Joe Nicks
Willard Wells
Illinois End Fred Frink Sets High One
Illinois end Fred Frink, veteran player, makes a high catch as Illinois eyes a big gain. The squad anticipates strong progress through the aerial route in the upcoming intersectional game against the Army in Cleveland Stadium on October 21.
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Fred Frink
Ilinois
Hini
Army
Cleveland Stadium
Princeton Camera To Meet Ohio State
Princeton University basketball team will play Ohio State co champion of the Western Conference in Columbus on January 3, 1934. The team is coached by Fritz Crisler, former Minnesota and Chicago coach, with Carl Larson of Columbus as captain.
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Columbus
Princeton University
Ohio State
Princeton
Fritz Crisler
Minnesota
Chicago
Carl Larson
Illinois Army Elevens To Clash For Fine Records
LEVELAND Oct 10 IllinoIs and Army will clash in the Cleveland stadium October 21 with enviable football records to protect. Army has won 139, lost 31 and tied 11 since 1913, with undefeated seasons and high national rankings. Illinois since 1913 has 100 victories, 44 losses, and 7 Big Ten titles. The series is tied 1-1, Illinois winning in 1929 and Army in 1930.
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Illnois
Army
Cleveland
Illinois
Bob Zuppke
Champaign
Illinelevena
Michigan
Zuppke
Illnois Army
Illini
Cadets
New York
West Pointers
G. H. Davidson
Davidson
West Point
Red Grange
City League Pin Matches Tonight
Two matches are on schedule in the City Bowling League at Knights of Columbus alleys. The Brown Jug Restaurant faces Elyrian Hardware and the Eagles play Knights of Columbus in tonight’s program.
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Brown Jug
Elyrian Hardware
Eagles
Ohio State Ready for Vanderbilt with full lineup
Ohio State appears at full strength for the Vanderbilt game after practice. Sid Gillman and Max Padlow have recovered, but Earl Johnson was sidelined by a knee injury and Budd Cox was ruled ineligible for the season. The Buckeyes followed a 75 point win over Virginia with a strong showing as Marshall and other Ohio teams also posted results across conferences.
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Ohio State
Vanderbilt
Rena
Sid Gillman
Max Padlow
Earl Johnson
Virginia
Budd Cox
Springfield
University of Virginia
Vanderbilt University of Nashville, Tenn
Perroni Loses To McCorkindale At Madison Square Garden
In New York on October 10 Madison Square Garden hosted the Indoor boxing season opener. Don McCorkindale the South African Lion won a 10 round decision over Patsy Perroni after two judges disagreed with referee Patsy Haley scoring. McCorkindale weighed 191½ pounds Perroni 193.
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Madison Square Garden
Central Emporium
Don McCorkindale
America
Patsy Perroni
Cleveland
Perroni
Don
Patsy Haley
Perront
Jack Sharkey
the Garden
McCorkinddie
United Press
Perron
McCorkindale
Resar Motors Practice Ahead of Crestline Sunday Game
The Resar Motors will practice tonight at Jefferson School at 7 o'clock in preparation for their Sunday game against the Crestline Merchants. Manager Bill Jenne asks all players to report for the drill.
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Resar Motors
Jefferson School
Crestline Merchants
Bill Jenne
Notre Dame Loses to Southern California 13 0 in Los Angeles
In December Notre Dame faced USC for the annual clash. A second period drive by Warburton and a surprising McNeish reception highlighted USC’s 13-0 victory. USC executed a clever double wing pass play drawing Notre Dame’s defense and capped by a McNeish rushing and receiving sequence.
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Southern California
D. C
Ramblers
Wareburton
Notra ? Dame
Lera
Warbur 5Ton
Griffith
Palmer
Brown
Sparling
McNeish
Warburton
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Fight Results By United Press From Various Cities
Boxing results reported by United Press across cities including New York Newark Stockton Pico and Bayonne feature wins and knockouts for fighters such as Patsy Perron Alfredo Ganna Joe Doctor Jack Fortney Carl Herds Ready Mendoza and others with bouts in Cleveland Hartford Philadelphia Baltimore Morristown and Oakland plus a golf title report from Columbus noting Frank Gelbot’s 144 score for 18 holes.
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United Press
New York
Don NeCorkindale
South Africa
Patsy Perron
Cleveland
Benny Levine
New Jersey
Alfredo Ganna
Mexico
Bob Olin
Brookton
Unknown Winston
Hartford Conn
al Ettore
Philadelphia
Joe Doctor
Buffalo
Newark
N.yt
Harry Jasoba
Tony Fisher
Jack Fortney
Baltimore
Tarmen Roman
Baronne
Carl Herds
Morristown
N. J
Adam Ransky
Bayonne
Columbus
Frank Gelbot
Cincinnati
Central
Ohio
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