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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1927
Page
9
Cincinnati faces Oberlin fears of a hard defensive test as Miami coach Pittser stresses work and speed for the Denison setback. Oberlin Miami and Buckeye Association games draw top attention with Marietta at Cincinnati seen as a Bearcats' potential win if their offense breaks through Cincinnati’s solid defense.
Ohio State and Michigan unveil lineups for a key midseason clash recalling 1926 battles. Several veterans from last year return across both lines, with new depth at guard and center as coaches assess replacements and potential starters for the Saturday game.
Governor Donahey and five of his six sons will join the official Ohio party for the Ohio State game at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor to dedicate the stadium. Adjutant General Frank D. Henderson Dr. H. R. Burbacher and C. H. Sisson accompany the governor. sons Robert Hal John Richard and James will attend while Vic Jr. age 12 will not.
Oberlin coaches study Miami passing threat as they scout its attack. John Carroll readies for Wilmington game after short scrimmage. Western Reserves star Berkowitz scores on a sprint, while Case shifts Parr to backfield for better passing. Ohio State freshmen beat varsity in scrimmage using maize and blue. Otterbein eyes Baldwin Wallace clash with Riegel and Benford back. Ohio University Hospital West notes Dando injures shoulder but drills for Wittenberg. Ohio Wesleyan develops new attack against Dennison. line-up uncertain. Garriett Shane Larrick Beavon absent for practice as Akron game looms. Capital hosts Hiram in homecoming opener. Quantico Marines set to appear at Michigan game as Ohio limits squads.
Bluffton college football team conducted secret practice behind closed doors at Bluffton as they prepare for a Saturday game against Toledo University in Dayton.
St Xavier College in Cincinnati has not claimed a record despite piling touchdowns this fall. After four games the Musketeers have 260 points for and 13 against. Victories include Morris Harvey 36 to 6, Transylvania 39 to 0, Western Reserv es 8 to 7, and Lee College 132 to 0. Next game is Saturday against Oglethorpe University in Atlanta.
In Chicago the Sunday brevele race will feature sixteen riders from abroad among thirty teams entered for the weekend event. Billy Sandon, manager of Ed Lewis, has posted 5000 for a finish match with Stecher and a 20000 purse is guaranteed for a local match. Ban Johnson rests in Excelsior Springs with sulphur baths and a daily walk as his plan. Washington trades Early McNeely and Dick Coffman for Milton Gaston. A seven pound mascot, Stanley Harris Jr., is born to Mr and Mrs Harris, daughter of Senator Sutherland.
In appreciation of the gift of Ely Stadium the high school athletics management issued life passes to William A. Ely and his son and to Dr A R Agate of the board of education. Season passes were issued to B M O'Donnell Ralph Murbach and Mayor Harry Hinkson for their work in raising squads for the entrance.
Races begin at Yonkers with a meeting of the Empire Racing Association. Other meetings planned include Laurel Latonia and Arlington as part of the circuit.
Archive notes recall Miller Huggins early law studies at the University of Cincinnati and a flood of details on stadium foundations in Amsterdam for the Olympic venue. Hughey Jennings’ pitching head injury ends his prime. A fatality follows Billy Walker’s August 30 1876 bout against Johnny Weeden. Helen Payson becomes a Canadian open golf champion, joining Stirling and Collett as early winners. Historic multiple games between Yale Brown and Harvard Dartmouth in the 1890s noted.
The Wellington Girl Reserves opened the year with a meeting in the home economics room. About twenty new members were initiated and a supper was served. New officers are Grave Clara president Mary Battles vice president Betty Zechar secretary and Mildred Dresler treasurer.
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