Stagg to Retire as Chicago Athletic Director in 1934
Amos Alonzo Stagg will retire as athletic director and football coach at the University of Chicago on June 30, 1934, at age 70. Thomas Metcalf of Iowa State College named successor, while Metcalf will not coach football. Stagg plans to stay active in coaching elsewhere if needed and may remain at Chicago as Intercollegiate Athletics chairman.
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Princeton
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Carnegie Tech
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Iowa State
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Ohio State
Polar Bears Tie For Top In Ohio Northern Bowling League
Three teams share first place after week one in the City League pin season, the Eagles Knights of Columbus and Clark's Service each with two wins and a loss. Elks Chronicle Telegram Gwenin Pretzels stand second with one win two losses. Johnny Carpenter led with a 547 pinfall and a 245 high game as Clark's Service beat the Elks two of three games. Ohio Northern's Polar Bears open the Ohio conference schedule at Otterbein on October 15 during homecoming, with a roster including Life, Hiyria, Huber, Shaffer, Elder, and others, then face Hiram, Capital, Marietta, and Bowling Green in upcoming dates.
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Forest
Paul Elder
Limaville
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Robert Dimond
Lima
Clyde Hedderly
Akron
Ted Arnold
Charles Piotter
Bailey Cushman
Woodstock
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Cambridge
Layton Tracht
Galion
Thomas Porosky
Robert Lléikowsky
Ft. Wayne
R. L. Roberts
Tiffin
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Clinton
N. J
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Magnolia
Paul Patterson
Kenton
Joe Uh
Sharon
Kenneth Dunn
Pittsburgh
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Dover
Ellwood Kyle
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Western Reserve
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Elyria Faces Heights In Lake Erie League Opener
Elyria High meets Cleveland Heights in a Lake Erie League opener on the Hilltopper grid. Clymer may reshuffle the Crimson lineup with Carr at left end Lee at right end and Myers possibly at quarterback while Lehman recovers from a slight injury. The outcome could decide both teams title chances with a five team race looming and a single loss potentially eliminate.
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Shaw
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Lakewood
Teizhts
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Meague
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Elymas
Jack Cullin
Clymer
Carr
Dodsley
Lee
Coniam
Fasciano
Roach
Lehman
Sandusky
Blyrne
Shaw Stadium
Purple
Lorain
Elyria Heights
Elyria Bantams Battle Heights in Lake Erie Tilt
Elyria High Lightweights prep for the Lake Erie league opener at Heights field against Cleveland Heights. Coach Ralph Bauer seeks full strength after scholastic ineligibilities. last year Elyria Bantams beat Heights 6 to 1 in a prior meeting. Game slated for 1:00 before the heavyweight bout, with probable Elyria starters listed.
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Elyria Heights
Ohio State Michigan game ready for 50,000 fans
Ohio State football drills show the team deemed physically and mentally fit for the annual clash with Michigan.-Sam Willaman and Warry Kipke enter their fourth meeting as coaches. Captain Lew Hinchman returns from a back injury and is expected to play. Ivan Williamson leads Michigan as captain. The game will be broadcast nationally and on regional radio outlets.
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Ohio
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Lew Hinchman
Ivan Williamson
Toledo
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WTAM
Cleveland
WLW
Cincinnati
Central Ohio Open Golf Tour moves to Oct 17 at Miami Valley Club
The Central Ohio Open Golf Tour will be played on October 17 at the Miami Valley Club rather than October 3. The 26 hole format remains in place and Cincinnati district golfers have been invited to participate.
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Miami Valley Club
Cincinnati
Oberlin Faces Rochester In First Intersecting Clash
Oberlin coach Butler drills his team after Marietta prep as Oberlin hosts University of Rochester for the first inter sectional game of the season. Berry and Shaw, local standouts, boost ends as Oberlin welcomes about 1200 high school visitors for morning exams and afternoon football.
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Marietta
Butler
Yromen
University of Rochester
Mearrow
Rochester
Williams
Eam
Bill Berry
Berry
Onin University
Johnny Shaw
Elyria High School
Shaw
United States
Carnera Knocks Out Stanton in Camden Bout
Primo Carnera, 266 pounds, stops Gene Stanton of Cleveland in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round fight in Camden. Stanton, who weighed 210 pounds, was down 14 times. his manager Eddie Walker tried to end the bout in the fourth, but referee Gus Waldron did not accept the towel.
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Gene Stanton
Cleveland
Stanton
Eddie Walker
Gus Waldron
Levinsky Beats Sekyra In Easy 10 Round Victory
King Levinsky, the Chicago heavyweight, scored a decisive 10 round win over Joe Sekyra of Dayton, Ohio, in Minneapolis last night, extending his dominance in a straightforward bout.
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King Levinsky
Chicago
Joe Sekyra
Dayton
Denison Cross Country Team Headed by Rickford
Denison University announces Marshall Bickford of Bucyrus will lead the Denison cross country squad in a triangular meet with Miami and Muskingum in Granville Ohio on Saturday. Other Denison runners include Sam Nicola Robert Taylor Paw Scheetz James Humphrey and David Railshack.
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Granville
Marshall Bickford
Bucyrus
Miami
Muskingum
Sam Nicola
Cleveland
Robert Taylor
Paw Scheetz
Baltic
James Humphrey
Bedford
David Rails
Hack
Ohio College Grid Schedule Highlights 1922 slate
Ohio prepares for 16 college gridiron games tonight and Saturday with key matchups across the state. Ohio State faces Michigan in Columbus, and the Governor’s Cup game pits Dayton against Xavier in Cincinnati.
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United Press
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Bluffton
Dayton
Xavier
Cincinnati
Muskingum
Ashland
Ohio State
Michigan
Columbus
Upsets Seen in Big Ten Games
Chicago reports coaches in the Big Ten expect a season filled with upsets in the Western Conference. Indiana is 7 7 with Ohio State while Wisconsin’s 84 0 victory over Town surprised observers. Coaches foresee more upheavals this week but disagree on specifics.
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Alfmost
Indiaas
Ohio State
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Town
Ohio State Cuts Prices for Remaining Home Games
Ohio State's Athletic Board met to lower football admission prices for the rest of the season. General admission to Saturday's Michigan game is $1.50 including tax, with reserved seats at $2.20 and $3, and lower prices for Wisconsin and Penn games from $1.65 to $1.10.
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Wisconsin
Penn
Big Ten football week promises shocks across Wisconsin and Purdue
Coach A A Stagg predicts Winois to upset Northwestern at Urbana, while Ohio State aims to rebound in Columbus and challenge Michigan. Wisconsin vs Purdue is seen as the day’s upset potential, with Purdue favored but Wisconsin hoping for a repeat win. Indiana-Iowa in Bloomington looks winnable for the inexperi- enced Slanheyes, Minnesota needs form against Nebraska after a Purdue loss, Chicago rests for a bigger test against Indiana next week.
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Tennessee
Alabama
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Picks and predictions for top college football games
Elyria Chronicle Telegram readers are invited to join a weekly Dope the Results contest. The page lists selections across numerous games including Elyria High vs Cleveland Heights, Ohio State vs Michigan, Navy vs Ohio U, Pitt vs Army, Notre Dame vs Drake, and others with confidence on outcomes and margins.
Kid Chocolate Knocks Out Feldman for World Title
Kid Chocolate defeated Lew Feldman in a 12 round technical knockout at Madison Square Garden to claim the featherweight world title as recognized by the New York State Athletic Commission. The bout drew 6,008 fans.
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Madison Square Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
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New York State
Bat Battalino
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