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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

13 Oct 1933

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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1933

Page

9

Big Ten Teams Set for Crowded Football Saturday

Crowds totaling over 150000 expected for seven mid October games across the Big Ten and beyond. Purdue and Minnesota, and Wisconsin versus Illinois draw about 20000 each in Minneapolis and Champaign. Notre Dame meets Indiana in Bloomington likely drawing 22000. Stanford and Northwestern meet at Soldier Field in a key intersectional, with over 40000 predicted. Michigan faces Vanderbilt in Ann Arbor with about 30000 watching. Ohio State hosts Vanderbilt in Columbus for roughly 25000 as Chicago plays Washington University in St Louis.

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Stanford Northwestern Soldiers Field Cornell Michigan Purdue Minnesota Wisconsin George Kirkley United Press Hicago Far West Missouri Valley Minneapolis Ilinois Champaign Notre Dame Indiana Blomington Licely Midwest Pop Warner Soldier Field Chicago East Ann Arbor Harry Kipke Wolverines Gil Dobe Hoys South Vanderbilt Ohio State Columbus Washington University St. Louis Illinois Washington Clark Shaugnessy Maroons Bob Zuppke Zuppke Ini Drake Washington U Score Inc Columbia Virginia Marquette Mississippi Syracuse Ohio Wesleyan Yale Washington and Lee Xavier Carnegie Tech Secon East Midwest Amherst Union Army Delaware Tinois Aeree Boston U.coley Bowdoin Wesleyan Brown-Springfeld Buffalo Alfred Iowa State Nebraska Catholic St. John Lebanon Valle Missouri Kansas State Clarkson Vermont Colgate Rutgers Akron-Case Sasa Dartmouth-Bates Aurora- Wheaton Fordham West Virginia Beloit-Carnnell Col Harvard New Hampshire Casleton-Coe Aste Holy Cross-Providence Cincinnati-Kentucky Lehigh Johns Hopkins Concordia-Macalester Maine-Lovell DePau Tennsylvania Kent Capital Penn Mil West Chester Manchester-Terreuse Penn State Muhlenbders Ohio U.-Franklin Aeeapae St. Paul Lutheran Luther ATO Rhode Idand Anold Flochester Hamilton Valparaiso Grand Rapids St. Thomas West Liberty Wabaah Rose Poly Swarthmore Gettysburg Chicaso DNI Trinity-Coast Guard West Reserve John Carroll Ursinus-Dickingson Villanova Wesley Davis-Flkins Alabama Miss State DAT Worcester-Normich Aneaaea Chattanoora Osilethorpe Davidson Virginia Military Mountain Duke Tennessee Fedeeeeeee Georgia Tech Poit Colorado Colorado Mines Louisiana-Centenary Dpenver Utah State Louisiana Tech S. WL Utan Brigham Young North Carolina Georgia Wryoming Montana State N. Carolina State Florida Southwestern Sewanee Tulane Maryland Pakota Wesleyan-Huron Virginia Poly-Willam-Mary Dakota State S. Dak Arkansas-Baylor Montana Washington State Rice S. Methodist Oregon Arizona Texas Tech Californis Mymore el Paso Minea Payne New Mexico Crrepan State Gonzara Texas Oklahoma San Mieso Pomona
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Two Great Horses To Vie For International Honor

Wincoke and Equipoise, two legendary racehorses, are set to meet at Belmont Park in New York for a purse of up to 25 000 dollars. Equipoise, owned by the Whitney stable, holds the American mile record, while Winooka has defeated Phar Las times and won major Australian events. This marks the first international match in the United States since Zev’s 1932 triumph over Papyrus.

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Whitney Stable Belmont Park New York United States Marie Sande Zev Winooka Phar Lap
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Oberlin Regulars Hopeful for Wooster Game

Berlin Oct 12 Oberlin Regulars face Wooster in a strained lineup due to injuries. Baetz may miss weeks with a dislocated elbow, while Hinckley also sidelined. Correll Pfaff Ruthan Correll and Pfaff anchor backfield with reserves Olver Landis. Kenyon win shows depth though Baetz’s absence tests passing. Cooper James Hail Baley Rogers among second string. team confident to battle despite setbacks.

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Berlin Oberline Wooster Saturd Brickley Kenyon Baetz Hinckley Correll Pfaff Ural Ruthan Cooper Berry Butler Olver Landis James Hail Baley Rogers Waomtes Corvell Ruthie Dishi Obertinte
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Pittsburgh Falls to Southern California in Rose Bowl

Southern California defeated Pittsburgh in the Rose Bowl on January 1, 1930, using deceptive passes and strong field generalship that overwhelmed the Pitt offense on the turf. The early Pitt drive and Edelson’s touchdown highlighted USC’s tactical precision as Pitt failed to rally.

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Pittsburgh Soutern California Southern California Pitt Saunders Edelson Musick Neva — “Tots McLaushry Brown University
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Indiana backfield changes shown for Notre Dame game

Bloomington Ind Oct 13 Coach Billy Hayes said Indiana would start the same line except Lions for Werenski at end against Notre Dame tomorrow. Changes occur in the backfield Dauer Sutherland H Sawicki and Keck forming a startling quartet for the Hoosiers.

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Indiana Bloomington Ind Billy Hayes Minnesota Lions Werenski Notre Dame Hoosiers Dauer Sutherland H. Sawicki Keck Startling
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Ohio Horseshoe Champ to Pitch Here Sunday at Courts

Blair Nunamaker, Ohio State champion and three time world champ, will stage a pitching exhibition Sunday afternoon at the local courts on Broad and East avenue. The event accompanies a Rockstroh Club of Canton versus Elyria team match. Canton boasts strong state standing, with only one loss in three years, to Akron. Admission is free and the public is invited.

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Blair Nunamaker Ohio State Horseshoe Corner Broad East Avenue Nunamaker Rockstroh Canton Elyria Akron
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Willaman Warns Ohio Team of Over-Confidence

Ohio State coach Sam Willaman warns his gridders about overconfidence ahead of the Vanderbilt game. He stresses uncertainty in football as Ohio State seeks revenge after a 26 to 21 loss to Vanderbilt two years ago. The match follows a 20 to 13 win over North Carolina for Vanderbilt, with Vernon Close returning for Ohio and Randall Dixon starring for the Commodores.

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Ralph Teatsorth United Press Olumbus U.R Sam Willaman Ohio State Vanderbilt Ohio Stadium Nashville Columbus Ohio Willaman Michigan Dan McGugin Sid Gillman Max Padlow Rosequist Gaflus Vuchinich Monahan Conrad Carl Cramer Jack Smith Dick Heekin Frank Fisth Damon Wetzel North Carolina Randall Dixon Commodores Vernon Close Oklahoma
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Iowa Player Hurt In Critical Condition

Arthur Ehlers 19, of Oelwein Iowa, freshman Iowa football tackle, is in critical condition with a cerebral hemorrhage after a scrimmage injury. He was injured while attempting a flying tackle, continued with several plays, walked to the dressing room, then collapsed.

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Towa City Arthur Ehlers Oelwein University of Iowa
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Indians Acquire Lloyd Brown in Cissell Swap

Cleveland continues its pitching bolster after trading Bill Cissell to the Red Sox for left hander Lloyd Brown. Brown is expected to shore up a chronic shortage of quality left handed pitching for the team.

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Tennessee Poised As Powerhouse In Southern Conference

Tennessee aims to be pre season favorite in the newly formed Southern Conference with a deep backfield led by Beattie Feathers and Deke Brackett. The line centers around captain Sheriff Maples with strong tackles and returning veterans, following graduation losses but retaining standouts from last year’s squad. The Vols enter the season strong despite a 0-0 tie with Vanderbilt, boasting a consistently ranked program and potential to challenge Alabama and Kentucky.

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Knoxville Tenn Vanderbilt University of Tennessee Tennessee Alabama Bob Neyland Malcolm Aitken John Franklin van Rayburn Nerland Howard Bailey Murray Warmath al Mark Cecil McPherson T. R Maples Maples Neset Neyland Beattie Feathers Deke” Brackett Wynn Vaughn Dorsey Petruzze Bayless Toby Palmer Freddie Moses Feathers Deke Brackett Tennessee Machine Kentucky
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West Virginia Arrives for Fordham Game at Polo Grounds

West Virginia Mountaineers arrive in New York for tomorrow's football clash with Fordham at the Polo Grounds. Fordham is favored after losses to Pittsburgh, Duquesne, and a win over Washington and Lee.

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West Virginia Fordham New York West Virginia Mountaineers Fordham University Polo Grounds Mountaineers Pittsburgh Duquesne Washington and Lee
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Wisconsin Coach Pessimistic on Badgers’ Chi Town clash

Coach Doc Spears expressed pessimism about Wisconsin's chance against Illinois as the Badgers left for Champaign. He cited a battered defense and only marginal offense improvement, signaling concern ahead of the road trip.

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Spears Madison Wis Doc Spears Wisconsin Smails Badgers Champaign Badger
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Stanfield Wins City Class B Pitching Crown

John Stanfield of 115 Rush Street captured the City Class B horsehoe pitching title after playoffs. He and Russ Walker were tied at finish, Stanfield won two straight games and posted a 611-10 final percentage. Japan is named as America s top customer in the Far East.

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John Stanfield Rush Street New City Stanfield Russ Walker
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