Schibley Motors Upset Grids Haserodt Jewelers In Ohio Tilt
Schibley Motors of Amherst rallied from an early Haserodt touchdown to win 20 to 6 at Harris Field. Amherst scored three times, leveraging a strong aerial game and a key defensive stop in the fourth quarter. The Haserodts complained of poor officiating while vowing to meet Amherst again.
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Chronicle Telegram
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Carnegie Tech-Notre Dame Battle Feature On This Week's Card
National gridiron action highlights Notre Dame Northwestern Vanderbilt Georgia Washington State and Carnegie Tech as top teams in mid October. Notre Dame faces Carnegie Tech after wins over Southern Methodist and Navy with Northwestern strong after beating Ohio State. Georgia and Vanderbilt post big wins, while Washington State eyes Pacific Coast title as others loom.
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Quientiots Triumphs and Ohio Conference Race Signals
Quientiots beat Oberlin at Cleveland and claim a 72 point victory as they push toward the Ohio Conference title. Oberlin faces Alliance with Mount raced 4412 by Davis Elkins last week. Conference schedule includes Marietta vs Ashland and Otterbein vs Columbus. Leaders Wooster, Akron, Ohio Northern, and Capital vie for the mythical championship.
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Jery
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Ashland
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Wooster
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Zippers
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Kenyor
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Suarez and Kaplan Meet Friday Night at Madison Square Garden
Suarez of South America, lightweight, and Louis Kaplan of Meriden Conn former featherweight champion will clash in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The match was moved up from October 22 to replace the Frankie Genaro Midget Wolzest flyweight title bout which was postponed after a broken hand in training.
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Orci Je P Jasto Suarez
Louis Kidi Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Madison Square Garden
Suarez Kaplan
Frankie Genaro
Thomas Furnitures Lose at Lorain 12 0
The Thomas Furnitures were defeated by the Donovan Comets at Lorann with a 12 to 1 score after a strong first half. Fred Ross starred for the Furnitures, breaking through the defense repeatedly. All Furniture players report at Hamilton field tomorrow night at 6 P M.
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Mates Wins President's Cup at Spring Valley
MATES defeated KLEINERT 3 and 2 after 36 holes to claim the President's Cup at Spring Valley. He earlier beat Walchle 3 and 2, while Kleinert edged Birch 2 and 1 in the semis. Fred Goetz won yesterday's blind par tourney at the club with 70, Jim Rogers placed second with 473.
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Walchle
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Fred Goetz
Jim Rogers
Start Play for Women's Golf Title Today
The National women's golf title opens at Los Angeles Country Club with 142 entrants including Helen Hicks Murren Orcutt Leona Pressler Dorothy Campbell Hurd Marion Hollins and Helen B Stetson. The rough north course challenges players with scores expected to be high.
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America
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Murren Orcuit
New York
Leona Pressler
Southern California
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Philadelphia
Marion Hollins
Santa Cruz
California
Helen B Stetson
Huntington Valley
Case Beats Oberlin On Blocked Punt
Case defeats Oberlin 7 to 2 at Athlone Field led by Frank Roodman and strong line play. Roodman scored the touchdown and extra point after a third quarter blocked kick setup. Max Kutler recovered it and advanced to the 15yard line before the drive to pay dirt. Oberlin’s single safety came early, but Case’s offense wore down the Crimson and Gold with momentum and bruising runs.
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New London Defeats Amherst 7–0 on Harris Street Field
Amherst High suffered a 7 to 0 defeat at Harris Street Field as New London secured the victory Saturday.
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Bedford Elves Elyria In Tenth Inning Thriller
Lefty Husak and Mike Skrup pitched brilliantly as Bedford defeats Elyria 3 to 2 in ten innings to tie the Suburban League series. Phillips hit a homer for Elyria, Shippling plated two runs on bunts, and Husak edged Skrup in a tense late innings duel at Riserview Park. The decisive rally featured a bunt, a misplay, and a two run single by Kvetko before a final defensive play.
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Fordham Star Leads Individual Scoring
Murphy of Fordham and Viviano of Cornell tie for the eastern college football scoring lead with 34 points each. Hewitt of Columbia is third with 53 points and Blyth of Carnegie Tech fourth with 48 points.
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