Minnesota Gophers Aim for 21st Straight Win Over Purdue
United Press reports Minnesota seeks a 21st consecutive victory as it meets Purdue in a headline week clash. The outcome could decide the Big Ten title though Western Conference rules block Rose Bowl post season play.
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Purdue
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Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Jock Sutherland
Panthers
Michigan State
Marquette
Milwaukee
Bernie Bierman
Minnesotans
Annie Fockne
Husk Anderson
Shaker football schedule pitted against two games in two days
Russ Davies notes the Shaker Heights Red Raiders play Mayfield Thursday and Elyria Friday, a crowded slate to boost income. He questions the plan, arguing Mayfield may be a loss burden and Elyria likely profitable, while the doubleheader hurts Shaker on both nights.
Rothgery Motors Dominate Eldotread In Bowling Match
Rothgery Motors wins two of three games against Eldotread Tire and Supply in the St John’s Lutheran Bowling League at St John’s aliens. Al Buchholz leads with 535 high three games while Maurice Stare of Eldotread posts best single at 191.
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St John’s Aliens
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Maurice Stare
Eldotread
North Carolina Trustees condemn commercial football broadcasts
The UNC executive council passed a resolution condemning commercially sponsored broadcasts of University of North Carolina and North Carolina State College football games. It endorsed broadcast of football games in general but opposed commercial sponsors.
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Notice from Dobrowsk Meats on October dance meeting
Members soliciting sales for the dance to be held October 24 are asked to meet tonight at Soja's Beer Parlor at 7 o clock.
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Soja
Race for City Class B Pin Title Tightens
The City Class B Bowling race tightens after last night’s Knights of Columbus meets. Glen Rogers Motors leads, with Moulton Candies close behind and Welsh Funeral Home in third. Glen Rogers beat Electro Atlors, Moulton Candies swept Junior Order Mechanics, Welsh Funeral Home downed West Side Cafe, and Wason Wheel Cafe defeated Shells Petroleum.
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Wason Wheel Cafe
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Shell Petroleum
Stands Collapse Injures West High Students at Dedication
At Columbus Ohio two West High School students were hospitalized after temporary bleachers borrowed from Ohio State University collapsed during field dedication ceremonies before a football game. Eleven others were treated for injuries at the field. Names listed include Doris Sheroweth 15 with fractured ribs and head injuries, Warne Woodward 22 with possible left ankle fracture, among others.
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DF West High
Doris Sheroweth
Warne Woodward
Cuba Plans Big Sports Festival Open New Year
Cuba announces two New Year’s Day football games to revive the Rose Bowl classic as part of a two week international Sports Festival. Cuban sports commissioner Carlos L. Henriquez Jr. says teams from the United States Mexico Panama and Cuba will compete in basketball boxing and track events.
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Cuba
Carlos L. Henriquez, Jr
Havana
United States
Mexico
Patame
Baer Wins Knockout in 2nd Round Bout
Maxie Baer, former heavyweight champion, resumes rise with a knockout over Durcis Weimer of Arizona in the 2nd round of a 19 round headline bout in Toronto Onxt. Weimer goes down after a weak chin tap. Baer had been down in the first round as the comeback circuit continues.
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Maxie Baer
Jere Indar
Durcis Weimer
Arizona
Weimer
Maxie
Jap Roughneck Texan In Rialto Grapple Feature
A Japanese master of Jiu Jitsu, known as Hitami, headlines the Bisico Theatre card facing Texan Jac Damartha in a best two of three falls main event. The program also features Walter Stratton of Milwaukee versus Joe Clemens of Battle Creek in a two out of three falls bout and a ten minute local opener with two home town bars. After the show, Morris moves to Rainbow Gardens for Monday skating shows.
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Ohio
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Bisico Theatre
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Tee Ty Toush
Domar
United States
Clemens
Elyria Mat
Stratton
Morris
Rainbow Gardens
Broad Street
Winners to See Elyria Lakewood Game in Chronicle Telegram
Contest in this week’s Chronicle Telegram invites readers to predict the Elyria-Lakewood Lake Erie League game at Lakewood Stadium on October 31. Fill the coupon, mail by 6 p.m. Friday. first five correct or closest entries win, tie games counted against contestants unless marked. Open to readers except staff and families.
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Coudohs
Cokers
Shaker
Red Raiders
Cathedral Latin
Shakers
Cleveland South
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Al Gainer Suspended by Boxing Commissioner
Hartford officials suspend heavyweight Al Gainer of New Haven for at least 39 days after he refused a scheduled 10 round bout with Carl Knowles at the New Haven Arena. Lawlor stated Gainer must face an opponent of equal ability after the sanction period. Gainer said Knowles was set without his knowledge and against his wishes.
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Joseph Lawlor
al Gainer
New Haven
Carl Knowhkies
Savannah
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Gainer
Knowles
Knox Havocs Ketchell in Dayton Championship Bout
Dayton Ohio October 24 Buddy Hrox a finalist in the Chicago stadium white hope tourney last winter knocked out Joe Ketchell in the eighth round of a scheduled ten round boxing championship bout securing a claim on the state heavyweight title.
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Buddy Hrox
Chicezo Stadium
Heaveweig
Joe Ketcherl
Leaders in Their Respective Fields Reflect Differences
A brief note observes how different leaders in their respective fields shape ideas and directions. It highlights varied approaches, philosophies, and priorities that influence policy, innovation, and practice across sectors.
Elyria Raiders Set to Face Shaker Heights Friday
Elyria High Red Raiders eye a second straight win as they host Shaker Heights Eastern Conference champions Friday night. injuries thin the squad with Bolinski out, Czak knee concern, while Wehman or Ternes may fill in at fullback or guard. kickoff 6 15 p m.
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Red Raiders
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Frank & Kask
Ed Czak
Bolinski
Sandusky
Czak
Jud Wehman
Leo Meyrer
Shaker
Jack Ternes
Wehman
Glen Willis
Earl Mahl
Waymon Wilson
Bob Schumar
Milt Lauer
Nelson Gerber
Ber Faff
Bill Rucker
Elyria Reserves To Play Medina In Ohio League
Elyria High Reserves prepare to host Medina of the Northern Ohio League Thursday at 2 PM on the Medina grid. Earlier, the Crimson Reserves faced Lorain St Mary’s at Ely Stadium. Jefferson Junior High grid squad meets Rocky River Junior High at Ely Stadium at 4 PM. Both games are free to the public.
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Ohio State Bucks Benefit From Downtown Coaching Banter
Ohio State faces scrutiny after Northwestern loss as downtown coaches in Columbus mock and advise on Buckeye flaws. criticisms center on quarterback judgment and Wedebrook placement while Indiana game looms and athletic director St John attends practice, signaling mounting pressure on Coach Schmidt.
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Jim McDonald
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Scarlet and Gray Athletic Chieftain
Office Team Defeats Punch Press in bowling match
Office Team beat Punch Press in two of three games in the General Industries Bowling League last evening at Temple alleys. Keisler led with 517 for the three games and 2713 for the best single game.
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Punch Press
General Industries
Temple Allers
Keisler
Hubbell Named National League Most Valuable Player
Cleveland Oct. 70 Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants is voted the National League most valuable player by the Baseball Writers Association of America. Hubbell was the unanimous choice of six committee members, with Dizzy Dean second and Billy Herman third.
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Schoen Leads Ohio Gridiron Scorers Despite Slump
Ohio standings show Norman Schoen of Baldwin Wallace atop the scoring chart with 49 points as defenses slow top ball carriers. Marshall’s Dick Hunter rises to second with 37 points, tied for third by Herley Margee of Marietta and Ray Zeh of Western Reserve, amid a weekend where many leaders were held scoreless.
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Baldwin Wallace
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Dick Hunter
University of Cincinnati
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