Big Ten Saturday Set for Key Conference Clashes
Chicago Oct. 11 Two top Big Ten games headline the opening slate as Purdue faces Michigan and Wisconsin meets Northwestern in a schedule pairing eight western conference teams. Purdue with a strong backfield and dark horse status faces Michigan, while Wisconsin hopes to upset the Badgers’ rivals. Iowa vs Ohio State at Columbus and Indiana vs Chicago round out the day, with Minnesota meeting Illinois in a cross-divisional test.
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Wisconsin
Jimmy
Iowa
Hio
Columbus
Indiana
Battle of Las
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Erial
Ohio
Jaw Neres
Vanderill
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Filizeis
Confernee
Bradie Theatter
Ihinsis
Nebraska Cornhuskers Eye Brighter Grid Prospects Under Bible
Lingualin Nebr. Edraska Gail team to play hard schedule. Coach Dana X Bible returns from Texas A and M to helm Nebraska with 19 lettermen and 346 squad members. Team aims to match tough nonconference slate facing Southern Methodist Pittsburgh and Syracuse before Big Six tests. Backfield and line questions loom as new captaincy and key losses shape the lineup.
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Nebraska
Texas A
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Huskers
Bible
Bibie
Cornhuskers
Nebraskans
Seao
Southern Methodist Uiversity
Texas
Juecom
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Nebraska Plains
Syracuse
Lincoln
Pittsburgh
Visors
Missouri
Douphin
Blue
Howell
Russel
Sloan
Witte
Young eBride
Frahm
Rowley
Arley
Leng
Horner
Eaker
Fisher
Lewanowski
Prucha
Rushee
Organ
Ashburn
Ietterman
Juan
Lucas
Broadstone
Richards
Ray
Nter
cMullen
Holm
James
Iver
Greenig
Jeffries
Iillips
Fonseca's Queer Glove Tops Freakish Baseball Feats
Lew Fonseca, American League batting champion with Cleveland, wears a uniquely constructed glove that grips balls with a finger only design. The glove, not for protection, makes him cradle throws in the web as the rest of the glove closes, a spectacle amid freak bats and gear in the major leagues.
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Pac Mafey
Cardinal
Lew Fonseca
Cleveland
Lew
Feus
Ohio State Veterans Bolster Front Five For Fall Football
Ohio State University begins the 1929 season with a veteran line led by 299 pound center Pred Bstrait and All American Wesley Fesler. Grifith and Afmelyi anchor the guard spots, with Richard Larkins at tackle as Allen Holman leads the backfield and Charles Coffee back for his final season as hel iback.
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Darratt Grifrith
Ohio State University
Sam S. Willamton
Kruskaimp
Corytby
Young
Raskowsel
Suzvina
Veterets
Wesley Fesler
William Grifith
Joe Afmelyi
Richard Larkins
Allen Holman
Field Oeeral
Charles Coffee
Heliack
Reserve Ready For Carnegie Tech
Western Reserve coach Gordon Locke regains 170 pound back Red Spohn to bolster the backfield for the Carnegie Tech clash in Cleveland. Spohn, a Miami Military Institute product, is poised to replace lighter Austin Platz and add scoring power, with Joe Spohn’s appearance prompting Vic Hurd to shift from guard to center after practice.
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Cleveland, O
Red Spohn
Hal Bott
Gordon Locke
Western Reserve
Carnegie Tech
Spohn
Miami Miliary Institute
Austin Platz
Locke
Joe Spohn
Vic Hurd
Hig High School
Aurora
Tarians Aim to Outsmart Red Cats in Big Showdown
Locke prepared the Red Cats for probable Notre Dame style plays while the Tarians rely on sheer strength to topple Western Reserve.
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Locke
Red Cats
Conquerors of
Notre Dame
Tarians
Western Reserve
World Series Day Opens With Crisp Philadelphia Forecast
PORT BRIEFS Philadelphia October 11 reports a clear crisp morning for game three of the World Series between the Athletics and Chicago Cubs. A light mist lifted as the sun broke through, with optimistic prospects for favorable baseball conditions. In Rochester New York, October 11, Sac City's Blues and Rochester's International League clubs prepared for Saturday's junior world series renewal.
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Philadelphia
Fortune
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Prospecta
Rochester
N. Y
Sac City
Blues
Champiers
American Association
International League Opeans
The Jinx of the Sea Captain Johnson’s cursed career
For fifty years Captain XL Johnson sailed many ships with a string of disasters following those who left his command. The jinx haunted him as vessels sank after he relinquished the bridges, from the Stella Harland to the Idler and other noted crafts, while locals whisper of inevitable doom and a long record of ships going down or missing.
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XL. Johnson
Fiir
Lever
Hagle Harbor
Cap Johnson
Marine Branch
United States Department
Commerce Fesl
Johnson
Lake Michigan
Washington
Lone Star
Alaska
Lawrence Landsdale
U. S. Revenue Coast Guard
McDougal-Southwick Co
Stella Harland
Alas
Stella Barland
Prof
Anthony
Stanford University
J. M. Griffith
Barkentine
Bar- Cee cm
San Diego
Calif
Bahada
Redlands
San Pedro
Huckleberry Island
Japan
Briand Moves to Shorten Parliament Break in Paris
Paris reports that Briand orders a shortened summer recess and a resumption of sittings on Oct 22 with deputies and senators back early. Observers call this a strategic bid to preempt Radical and Communist opposition, set budget debates, and press Young Plan, naval disarmament, and Rhineland questions.
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M. Briard
Chamber of Deputies
M. Briand
Georties
Rheims
Anzers
Herriot
Serrant
Poincare
M. Poincare
Briand
Rhineland
Germany
Snowden
Hague
M. Carmille Chautemps
Bergery
Leon ‘Meyer
Ciemeriel
M. Steeg
Blorecco
WEY FISH AR SIPPERY- A note on fish slime defense
The slipperiness of fish arises from a slime coating through their scales. This slime helps protect fish from a skin disease called Tungus, to which they are prone.
Brownhelm Aims at Missionary Weekend in October
Brownhelm notes include upcoming events at the Congregational church with two Oberlin Seminar classmates speaking on missions among racial groups, a Women’s Missionary Society program at South Ridge Evangelical church, and a missionary tea planning. Local residents attend and host meetings, with high school officers elected and various community visits and gatherings reported. The Henrietta High baseball team defeated Brownhelm 11 to 4 on Tuesday.
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South Ridge Evangelical Church
Lorain
Amherst
Huron
Ceylon
Lance South Ridge
Henricia
Broewnheim
Alex Born
Fred Ross
Chase Bechtel
Ko Lindsaler
F. H. Peck
Brown, Helm
Henrietta
Harold Buchs
Leonard Buchs
Reury Emmerich
John Geisendoeffer
Albert Reusser
Jacob Buchs
Helen
Elmer Portman
Hermen Portman
Adam Angersbach
Roz Anger
Harrerretary
Tansy
Basiz
Sophoormande
Luer Wesey
Dorothy Baetz
W . Hasenplug
Idaughter
Mabel
Women's Missionary of the Evangelical Chi
E. M. Leuszier
Conrad Baetz
Philip Zilch
Helen Zilch
Huldah Miller
C. Bauer
Wim. Brill
C. Northeim
Carl Miller
Karl Hasenpilig
Harry Stick
FP. T. A. Council
Belden
H. B. Whittlesey
John H. Miller
F. W. Brandau
M. Dreschler
Wm. Garrett
George Ruth
Florence Claus
Ulisses Lehman
Bauman
Lowe and
Dell
Messrs. Green
Kelimer and Bounds
the Factor
Louise Perry
N. E. Escott
B. K. Lindsley
Elyria
John Brill
C. D. Pelter
Elyria Avenue
S Jr
Leo Rush
Brill
Robert Leimbach
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Reformed
Geo. Miller
Peking
Chine
John H. Fonz Portman
Jenior
Chas. Picket
Rain
James
Capture of Terrorist Connors Ends Los Angeles Manhunt
Clarence C. Connors, linked to a widespread terror campaign in Los Angeles, was captured after a long police chase. He allegedly threatened his former sweetheart Beatrice Truesdale, fired at a guard, and telephoned threats of mass shootings. The report mentions Linus as the first Pope after St Peter in 67 A D with notes on archaic terms.
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Clarence C. Connors
Los Angeles
Beatrice Truesdale
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