Lightweights Clash in Scrimmage at Lakewood This Saturday
Elyria lightweights prep for a Lakewood scrimmage after chalking up the first victory, moving players around for injuries. Everhart Whitney and Jen aie are noted as quick, with Bishop alternating at right end while Lakewood’s fast, pep-filled squad looms.
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Whitney
Jenaie
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Lakewood
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Miese Xnights
College Grid Sampler Preview from East to Midwest
Across reports from New Haven to Chicago football action outlined this week. Georgia veers to face Yale in an intersectional clash while Notre Dame eyes Navy in Chicago alongside Purdue Minnesota and Wisconsin preparations.
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Rodine
Navy
Chicago
Madison
Irish
Wisconsin
Hewitt 72 Round Disqualified at Elyria Country Club
George Hewitt of Elyria had his 72 low score disqualified by Elyria Country Club officials for using winter golf tees on some fairways. Club champion Hewitt remains hopeful to break 72 later. summer record stands at 74.
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Elyria
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Hewitt
Elyria Country Club
New London narrowly defeats Amherst in first league game
Amherst Yrigh met the heavier New London squad at Harris field in a Wednesday tilt. Amherst held territory most of the game with Sharp punting well and Brown making sharp catches. Wolski and Hutton carried for gains, while Hutton showed good field running and Robertson starred on defense. A large crowd watched as Amherst and New London totaled six first downs each.
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New London
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World Record Pace by Gelding Won by Wilni neg at Ft. Miami Park
Winni neg owned by F. E. Baker of St. Charles Illinois paced the mile in 1 58 3 4 at Ft. Miami Park earning a new world record for pacing geldings. The previous mark of 1 59 1 4 was held jointly by Sir Roch Frank Bogash and Calgary Lady. Sep Palin drove.
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Calgary
Sep Palin
Michigan Wolverines prep for Indiana game with barred practice
Ann Arbor Oct 11 Michigan University's Wolverines continue practice behind barred gates ahead of Saturday clash with Indiana. Coaches plan a wide variety of plays to be unleashed against the Hoosiers. Captain Saul Wieslow sidelined by knee injury. Front-line backs include Smith Van Mice Libby and Knudson in another backfield.
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Oberlin Hi To Play Willard Tomorrow
Oberlin High will open league play against Willard Friday at 3 p.m. at Oberlin. Reports predict a nip and tuck game with Willard’s Creely and Miller challenging Oberlin’s Hamlin and support. Last week Oberlin tied the alumni 26 to 6 while Willard beat Sandusky High 25 to 12, promising a thrilling county grid battle.
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S M U to Face Army in East On Emerging Gridiron Clash
SMU from Dallas travels to West Point to become the first Texas team to invade the East. The Mustangs, led by Sammy Reed and coached by Ray Morrison, boast a high scoring aerial attack that pummeled Missouri 32 0 last fall and beat Northwestern 34 19 the following Saturday. They have piled up 936 points to opponents 228 over 1923–27 with only a few losses to Texas A&M Oklahoma and Centenary in five years.
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Mann
Ray Morrison
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Morrigan
Mustang Football Stars Shine For S M U
The Mustangs boast a top pass game and lethal backs led by Redman Hume a swift 170 pound halfback noted for slippery running and rare mobility. Others include Ross Love Pat Knieff and Ira Hopper on offense while Francis Daniel John Roach and BI Skeeters anchor the stout line.
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Hume
Mustangs
Ross Love
Pat Knieff
Ira Hopper
Texas
Army
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Knieff
Hopper
Reed
Francis Daniel
John Roach
BI Skeeters
Buckeye Association teams to clash on Saturday
Cincinnati University bears a strong Michigan style offense under George Babcock will clash with Ohio Wesleyan as the Buckeye Association opens its 1928 football season. Denison meets Miami at Granville while Wittenberg travels to Ohio University.
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Wittenberg
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Lutherans Aim to Slaughter Bobcats Saturday
The Lutherans will try to avenge Bird's words by facing the Bobcats in a Saturday game. The Buckeye Association adopts a round robin schedule where each team plays every other, ensuring every club meets all opponents. A definite championship decision should emerge from this arrangement.
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Bobcats
Bird
Buckeye Association
Eagles Bowling League Opens at Gala Alleys
Eagles League opened at Gala alleys with six teams clashing in a new season. Shepard of the Stall Eagles rolled a high game of 237, while team averages were low as the league organized.
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Shepard
Ohio State Faces Setback as Star Injuries Hit Team
Columbus Oct 11 Ohio State football suffered a blow to its season start after key players Kruskamp and Roscoe W Kauffman were injured, jeopardizing plans for a victory over Northwestern. Also notes a 1928 1929 entertainment booking listing for Master Magician services.
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Ohio State
Northwestern
Kruskamp
Roscoe W. Kauffman
Elyria
Wellington Sorosis Meeting Planned For Oct 16
The Wellington Sorosis club schedules its next meeting for Tuesday afternoon October 16 at the home of Mrs W B Vischer 8 Brouse and Son sells coal and ice business to A W Burke of Vermilion with possession planned for November 1 or 10 Girl Scouts reorganized adding two groups with a hike and supper Home Guards and their leaders gathered for a social hour at the Methodist church Grand Matron A H Binder to complete her year in Eastern Stars address Cleveland Public Auditorium October 25 Grand Chapter meets October 23 23 local members plan to attend
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Star backs suffer knee injuries in scrimmage
Houston and Kruskamp were hurt on the same play with Kruskamp carried off with a bad knee and Houston wrenched knee. Doctors say Kruskamp cannot play in the Northwestern game, while Houston may be fit later. Scrimmage halted after the accident as Northwestern forward passes rolled through.
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Kruskamp
Endorsements Declared For Elyria County Posts
The Non-Partisan Political committee of Elyria trades unions announced endorsements of seven Democrats and three Republicans for county offices. Democrats named Biddle for state senator Washington for general assembly Hinkson and Crehore for county commissioners Mathews for sheriff Bauer for treasurer and King for probate judge. Republicans named Rodgers for general assembly Myers for prosecutor and Marsh for clerk of courts.
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P. H. Rodgers
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Barbers’ Union
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Carpenters’ Union
L. J. Myers
Electricians’ Union
George Fritz
Plumbers’ Union
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