Gala Barbers star fires 265 in TV Merchants league
Dahler of Gala Barbers bowled a 265 high single, the league’s top score this season. Gala Barbers swept two games from Fox Furnace as Steel & Tubes took three straight from the Diamonds rollers while Rogers Motor edged ahead for one win. Younghluth contributed 234 in the final frame to aid the Motors.
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Gala Barbers
Hame
Fox Furnace
Steel & Tubes
Ascrooic Diamonds
Rogers Motor Quintet
the Motors
Eller
Faldron
Nachtler
Wraver
Dirke
Taekin
Nipper
Ipsals
Rogers-Motor
Zorinsk
Tebula
Oungbluth
Oenn Asl
Lark
Andress Service
Obart
Obson
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R'Khauser
Steel
Potyk
Martin
Potyck
Gordon
Eldhauser
Nagy
Haséroit’s Jewelers
Ex-Hi’s Meet Weigand Ex-Hi’s Sunday Gridiron Showdown
Elyria Ex-Hi s manager Yucka arranges a Sunday game with Barberton s Weigand Ex-Hi s, touted as Summit County s finest, after Massillon showcase. Seryak of Elyria hails the event as top football talent gathering and asks fans to support the attraction with a 7 p.m. practice for all players tonight.
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Massillon
Yucka
Elyria
Ex-Hi
Weigand
Cochrane Named Most Valuable Player for Athletics
Chicago report states Gordor Stanley Cochrane catcher for Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics was named the American League's most valuable player with 653 points, narrowly ahead of Henry Manush of St. Louis who had 51. Ruth and Gehrig were ineligible per award rules.
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Gordor
Stanley Cochrane
Pepper Box
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Cochrane
Henry Manush
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Ohio State Faces Michigan in Homecoming Clash
Ohio State coach Doc Wilce leads the Buckeyes against Michigan in Columbus as more than 72,000 tickets have been sold and the stadium eyes a full turnout. Michigan relies on a forward passing attack and a fast running game to counter Ohio State’s defense.
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Doc Wilce
Ohio State
Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio Wesleyan
Indiana
Buckeyes
Wilee
Bucks
Johnson Signs To Manage Senators
Walter Johnson, famed as the Big Train, signs a three year contract to manage the Washington Senators. The move ends his retirement and marks a fresh start for a club seen as declining after pennant runs in the early American League era.
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Senators
New York
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Balk
Washington
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
Walter
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Alta Vista
Maryland
Bucky Harris
Newark
Bears
Harvard Army clash signals first meeting in two decades
Cambridge Harvard begins an intensive week of drills for the Army game on Saturday marking the first Harvard Army meeting in nearly twenty years. Colombia and Notre Dame also prep for upcoming games as college football action heats up across the nation.
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Mass
Big Crimson
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Army
West Point
Crimson
Fight Results From Major Cities Monday Night Boxing
Boxing results report multiple bouts across cities on Oct. 16. George Courtney stopped Wilson Yarbo in nine in New York. Osk Till beat Young Fisher by technical knockout in Buffalo. Jimmy Goodrich won a 10 round decision over Johnny Blair in Utica. Johnny Mellon defeated Phil Goldstein in Detroit. Tiger Joe Randall beat Young Profio in Lawrenceville. Big Boy Peterson vs Paolino Uzcudun set for Ebbets Field in Brooklyn after Peterson replaced injured Roberto Roberti. Dave Shade defeated Jack Willis in Chicago. Meyer Grace overwhelmed Fred Mahan in Columbus. Faddie Morgan KO’d by Cecil Payne in Cincinnati with Paul Allen losing to Jim Hackley in a seventh round technical decision.
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George Courtney
Oklahoma
Wilson Yarbo
Cleveland
St. Nicholas Arena
Buffalo
Osk ‘Till
Rochester
Young Fisher
Syracuse
Jimmy Goodrich
Johnny Blair
Utica
Pittsburgh
Johnny Mellon
Detroit
Phil Goldstein
Tiger Joe” Randall
Elizabeth
N. J
Young Profio
Lawrenceville
Big Boy Peterson
New Orleans
Paolino Uzcudun
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Peterson
Roberto Roberti
Cincinnati
Faddie Morgan
Boston
Cecil Payne
Louisville
Bill Ryan
Jim Evans
Paul Allen
Chicago
Jim Hackley
Los Angeles
Special Trains To Take Fans to Columbus
More than ten thousand fans are expected to travel to Columbus for the Ohio State Michigan game at Ohio Stadium. About sixty-five hundred will ride on seventeen special trains from Ann Arbor Detroit Toledo Cleveland and Cincinnati. Others will use special coaches on regular trains if more specials are not arranged. Railroads also offer excursion rates to attract driving fans.
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Ohio State-Michigan
Ohio Stadium
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Detroit
Toledo
Cleveford
Cincineti
Rumors Cubs Seek to Buy Hornsby From Braves
Chicago rumors say the Cubs intend to purchase Rogers Hornsby the Braves second baseman and manager. Reports claim Braves would accept over 200000 dollars with William Wrigley, Cub owner, willing to sell his 80 percent stake. Cubs officials declined comment.
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Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Boston Braves
Braves
William Wrigley
Cubs
Hornsby
Wellington Ladies Debating Hoover and Smith at Midnight
Wellington report details a late night Entre Nous Club gathering at Mrs Clair Hills home where guests debated Herbert Hoover versus Al Smith after a two hour bridge and lunch session. The lively exchange retained everyone’s initial stance, ending without any mind change. A separate item notes a local car accident involving a parked vehicle caused by a switching train.
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Clair Hill
Entre Nous Club
Charles Baum
Creda Grissinger
Webber BeVier
William Wadsworth
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
White House
Smith
Hoover
Herbert
Robert Holland
Doctor Falls
Claire Hill
Father of seven sought by authorities in theft case
Police search for Frank Peters, father of seven, who moved from Cleveland a month ago to De Wolf Street. Brewer of West 25th Street claims Peters stole household goods worth over 400 dollars while employed, then sold them to Mrs. Sara Banks for 125 dollars and fled town with his seven children. Banks holds a bill of sale. Brewer swore a warrant for theft and for selling mortgaged property.
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de Wolf Street
Cleveland
J. W. Brewer
West 25Th St
Peters
Sara Banks
John Sr
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