Unbeaten Case Wooster Elevens Face Tests On Saturday
Case and Wooster lead the Olio Conference with three wins each as they face Baldwin Wallace and Akron respectively on Saturday. Muskingum, unbeaten and unscored upon, meets Heidelberg. Kent State plays Ashland. Other Ullica games include Oberlin-Moretta, Bowling Green-Ohio Northern, Hiram-Capital, Toledo-Kenyon, and Denison-Otterbein.
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Inns To Play Spencer Team Here Sunday
The Wayside Inn football team will play the Spencer Independents Sunday afternoon at the Wayside Inn gridiron. Spencer comes here undefeated, with three victories and a tie in four games, and averages 165 pounds. Wayside Inn plans a practice tonight and asks all members to report at 7.
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Lodi
Carnera’s Rome title defense draws global crowd
Primo Carnera defends his heavyweight crown in Rome this Sunday as Italy’s first major championship bout draws an expected 60,000 fans. From Turin to Brindisi and Venice to Reggio, the event is a nationwide spectacle with reduced rail fares and Mussolini reportedly attending. The ring sits in Piazza di Siena’s public gardens, described as an unlikely arena, with Villa Umberto’s history noted and the Borghese villa’s sale to the state for 3 million lire.
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Rome
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France
Gabby Street Signs To Pilot Frisco Missions
Charles E Street known as Gabby Street becomes skipper of the San Francisco Missions for the 1934 Pacific Coast League season. Joseph Bearward, Mission president, announces a one year contract though terms were not disclosed. Street, former St. Louis Cardinals manager, played for the San Francisco Seals in 1906 and won two pennants as a major league leader before later guiding the Cardinals.
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Charles E
Gabby) Street
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Missions
Joseph Bearward
Mission Club
Street
Bearward
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Washington
Walter Johnson
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Branch Rickey
Two Matches Slated In Ping-Pong Loop
The Economy Bicycle Shop faces Kewpee Hamburgers and Hi-Speeds meet Waldorf Lagers in Cherry Ridge League ping-pong tonight. The matches start at o oclock and captains must ensure all players are present. Public attendance is welcome.
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Resar Motors Football Team Holds Evening Meeting
The Resar Motors football team will hold a meeting tonight at the garage. It is very important that all members be present. The meeting will start at 7:30 sharp.
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Solice
Resar Motors
Answers to Eddie Col Hines questions printed above
Clarifications on football scrimmage rules describe snap mechanics with ball placement and angles. Notes cover snap back to game action, backfield position, and touchback options. Incomplete pass results in loss of ball at the prior down spot.
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Seren
Cadets Illini To Clash In Cleveland Stadium
Army from West Point meets Illinois from Champaign in Cleveland Municipal Stadium for a midseason gridiron clash. The two captains lead evenly matched teams on the eve of the inter section game with neither side defeated.
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Oberlin Prepares for Marietta Visit on October 21
Oberlin plans for a fourth game of the season against Marietta before about 2,000 High School Day visitors. Despite a 6 0 loss to Wooster, the team focuses on defense, punting, and passing, with Baetz coaching staff availability uncertain. The expected starting backfield features Ruth, Smith, Pfaff, and Correil, with Cooper and McClain on the ends and Whitmer and Hinz at tackle. Injuries slow progress as Brivxley Baetz Woodward Edwards miss practice. Woodward also suffers an ankle setback.
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Smith
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Confidence Wins Norwalk 2 15 Trot and 2 17 Pace
Confidence, owned by M2 OW Goodrich of Tanesville and driven by ChaFee, won the 2-15 trot at Norwalk race meet with Abe Harvester taking first heat and Sylvia Bingen third. Abbedien, owned by Dr. Fenton of Cedar Rapids and driven by Art Blackwell, won the 2:17 pace across the first two heats. Worthy Bourke, driven by Plaxico, won the Classified trot in straight heats, approaching a track record of 2:05.
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Sylvia Bingen
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Dr. Fenton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Art Blackwell
Kay Worthy
Vern Schatmahorn
Worthy Bourke
C. E. Burkprile
Mt. Vernon
Plaxico
Ohio State Cross Country Team Names Veterans
Lorain and surrounding area athletes headline Ohio State cross country roster. Captain Jack Levine of Lakewood joins Bob Huffman while Lorain’s John Moore Portsmouth Abe Lochshin Youngstown are listed among promising contenders.
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Lakewood
Bob Huffman
Lorain
John Moore
Portsmouth
Abe Lochshin
Youngstown
Panl Mobr
Oxford
Jim Lamberton
Elyria
John Maxwell
Union State
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Michigan
Champaign
Evanston
Rowing Weighed for University of Cincinnati Inauguration
University of Cincinnati may inaugurate intercollegiate rowing in May with Athletic Director Dana King announcing that Marietta College is currently the sole Ohio institution sponsoring the sport. The plan hinges on future sponsorship and university approval.
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University of Cincinnati
Dana King
Marietta College
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City League Pin Matches Tonight
The Knights of Columbus will meet Welsh Funeral Home and Elyria Hardware will oppose Jackson Wallpaper in two City League bowling matches to be rolled on the Knights of Columbus alleys tonight.
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Jackson Wall Paper
Buckeyes Gear Up For Michigan Clash in Departure
Ohio State football team prepared to depart by train at 11:20 p.m. for Dearborn, Michigan, to face Michigan. A campus rally boosted spirits ahead of the trip. Changes noted in practice include Dick Heskin at left halfback and Pete Delich at guard. Starting lineup to be decided by Coach Sam Willaman.
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Frank Fisch
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Army Eleven Leaves Tonight For Cleveland
West Point broadcasts that Army football plans a 50 member group including players coaches and staff will travel to Cleveland for a Saturday game against the University of Illinois. The Cadet corps will stay in camp while the squad takes a light workout at Municipal Stadium tomorrow following a final defensive drill against Illinois passing attacks.
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City-Wide horseshoe pitching title on Saturday
The City-Wide horseshoe championship will be decided Saturday afternoon with Ross Aungst and Fred Holcomb in a best two out of three. Aungst and Holcomb tied in the regular season, forcing a playoff in which Holcomb seemed to have the edge before losing to George Davis, who also eliminated Harry Hays. The finals start at 2 PM and are open to the public.
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Fred Holcomb
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Holcomb
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Midwest College Football Notes from Oct 19
Notre Dame travels to Pittsburgh to meet Carnegie Tech after a shaky workout. Illinois selects 22 players for Cleveland trip to face Army, focusing on aerial defense. Michigan tightens for Ohio State with emphasis on running attack. Northwestern keeps same lineup against Indiana with reserves possible. Iowa may start Haas at guard as Wisconsin game prep continues. Purdue shifts Haas to left end for Chicago, with injuries affecting key players. Chicago finalizes offense for Purdue visit, drills behind closed doors with passing as a planned feature.
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Chicago
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Purdue
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Zuppke Leads Illinois Eleven Against Army At Cleveland Saturday
Illinois coach Robert C. Zuppke prepares the 1933 Illini for a big intersectional clash with Army in Cleveland. The team, rebuilding under Zuppke, seeks to extend a strong inter sectional record and features sophomore halfback Les Lindberg, a 6 foot 2 inch, 170 pound back from Lockport.
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Fight Results From United Press In Montreal Event
Montreal bouts feature Fete Sans tol defeating Bob by Leitham in a close, 118 12 split. Joel Ghenouly over Ed Roger Bernard. Harold Stewart beat Albert Ladey. Frankie Martin defeated Richard Carter. Tommy Rollins bested Frankie Fiore in a night of boxing in Montreal.
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Norway
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Joel Ghenouly
St. Louis
Ed Roger Bernard
Flint
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New York
Frankie Martin
Richard Carter
Tommy Rollins
Frankie Fiore
Mat Results By United Prege
At New York George Zahar ias Colorado threw Clif Olsen Minnesota bar Steele California drew Hans Steinke Germany Yanks Zeélezniak Russia threw dack Russell Texas Jack Umberto Chicago decilsigned Dick Raines Texas Dick Shikat Philadelphia threw Renato Gardini Italy Fred Grubmeier Towa drew Sid West iich Hungary. At Los Angeles Joe Savoldi Michigan drew Sammy Stein New York Casey Colombo threw Ad Herman Tiny Roebuck beat Ok Shikina Pat O Hara and Jim Corrican Louie Bacigalup threw Mike Streltich
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Jim Corrican
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Mike Streltich
Grunt and Groaners Auto Stolen After Drawn Match
Ed Don George, a claimant to the world heavyweight wrestling title, had his car stolen in Utica after a 67 minute draw with Joe Makcewicz. Police recovered the vehicle about three hours later.
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Buffalo Players Get Chance in Major League Trials
Four members of the 1933 Buffalo basetball champions enter major league tryouts next season. Pitcher Charles Perkins and outfielder Len Koenecke Will trial with Brooklyn. Pitcher Phil Gallivan joins the Chicago White Sox and second baseman Fresco Thompson signs with the New York Giants.
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Len Koenecke
Brooklin
Phil Gallivan
Chicago White Sox
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New York Giants
Ex hom Ex hom puzzle questions on scrimmage rules
Five football rule puzzles ask about scrimmage timing line of scrimmage and backfield positions. The scenarios describe a ball crossing the goal line on an eight yard run, a sneaker play with a sideline contact, and request rulings. Frank Carideo’s answers are at the bottom of the page.
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Philadelphia Plans Pro Tennis Tourney
Philadelphia unveils a winter national under professional tennis championship with a 16-player field. Prominent stars discussed include Henri Cochet, William T. Tilden II, Henk Nusseli, Karel Kozetek, Plan, and Vincent Richards as potential entrants.
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Edwin J. Faulkner
America
Henri Cochet
William T. Tilden
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Hang Nusseliz
Germany
Karel Kozetuh
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Plan
Vincent Richards
Referee Tommy Dorr Pits Wrestlers With Grapple Power
Albany action shows referee Tommy Dorr enforcing breaks by grappling himself pinning three wrestlers. Jack Sullivan of Boston challenged Dorr after a call for a break, but Dorr used a top scissor hold and won. Dorr then pinned Ernie Dusek of Omaha and William Renta of Finland in a notable display of enforcement.
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Tommy Corr
Jack Sullivan
Boston
Dorr
Jack
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Neb
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Finland
Negro sprinter enters Marquette University Law School
Ralph Metcalfe, national sprint champion, who recently returned from a triumphant tour of Europe, has entered Marquette University School of Law. The celebrated sprinter completed a short Latin class before starting law studies at the university.
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Co-eds to have section for Bachelor Girls at games
Washington University announces a special section for co-eds labeled Bachelor Girls at football games this fall. Organizers say many women without escorts dislike sitting alone among unruly crowds during cheer periods.
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