Purdue Northwestern Clash Headlines Big Ten Action
Elyria hosts Toledo Central at Ely Stadium tonight, while Purdue and Northwestern square off in a marquee Big Ten clash. Michigan, Minnesota, Chicago and Indiana also seek wins to shape the title race as backfields and kickers duel for scoring chances. Purdue relies on Rentner and Olson to spark an offense that has produced only two touchdowns in two league games.
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Texas Christian Shows Heels to Southwest Teams
Texas Christian gridders have two Southwestern Conference titles on their wall and push toward the title with Rice Baylor and Green Spearman remaining on the schedule. Coach Francis A. Schmidt leads nine Horned Frogs including Foster Howell J W Hinton Ben Boswell Madison Pruitt Dan Salkeld J W Townsend Harres Green Blanard Spearman and John Vaught, all veteran stars.
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Knights of Columbus Keglers Dominate City Bowling Standings
Knights of Columbus keglers routed the Pretzels 9 straight to create a two game lead atop the league. Holdie Kawolows anchored Pretzels with 9 total pins, while Basinski posted a 285 three game total and Coughlin added strong marks. UFC team won early and final games by a narrow 1 pin margin.
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Ohio Gridders Leave For Pitt for Yorkshire battle
Ohio State football players and coaches leave Columbus by train for Pittsburgh where they will meet Pitt on Sunday. The squad will hold a short practice at the stadium. starting line-up includes Hitman Salvateria Conrad Onahan Warner Gals Th Cramer Hinchi Carroll and Vuchtinich. Coach Willaman will not forecast the result, promising aggressive play. Former meetings: Pitt 18 Ohio State 2 in 1929 and Ohio State 16 Pitt 7 in 1930.
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Three Important Games On Grid Program Tonight One Need
The weekly Ohio college football program opens with three key contests. Mavier University faces Washington & Jefferson in Cincinnati, Mount Union meets John Carroll in Cleveland for an OAC game, and Marshall from Huntington visits Dayton. Both Marshall and Dayton are unbeaten, with Marshall having one tie.
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Wilmington Eagles Roll Cedarville 32–0 in Rivalry Clash
Xenia Ohio October 21 Wilmington defeated Cedarville 32 to 0 in the annual college football game here Thursday night. Herbert Bellman of Columbus starred at halfback with three touchdowns and several successful passes that produced two more scores.
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Chance to Pick Your Own Winners This Week
Russell Davies Nother presents picks from the Chronicle-Telegram for weekend football games across the nation. He notes last week’s 13 correct choices in 26 games and offers selections including Ohio State vs Pitt, Army vs Yale, Stanford vs Wisconsin, and Marquette vs Boston College with multiple upsets and close matchups.
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Professor of the Catskills dies testing exploding collar button
Henry McLemore reports the longtime football handicapper known as the Sage of the Catskills is dead after a mishap at a Long Island factory. The inventor’s collar button exploded, sending him off course toward Tuscaloosa, Alabama, as colleagues recalled his betting acumen and weekly winners.
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Bush To Confer With Reds President Today
Donte Bush of Indianapolis, manager of the Minneapolis club, met Sid ney Weill president of the Reds in Cincinnati on Thursday as a candidate for Cincinnati’s managerial job. Dave Bancroft, former Braves manager, was to discuss the position with Weil today.
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Fight Results from United Press Boxing Cards
Boston results show Radie Unknown defeating Ernie Schaaf at 18 1 2 pounds with a knockout in Ford, Conn. Simma from Cleveland beat Jack Blamore in 16 rounds at 212 pounds in Cambridge. Frederickton saw No Rey Mittenell at 175 defeat Leo Twin Aapelin and Kee H 100. Harry Scott defeated K C Donate at 147 in Baltimore.
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Merchants to Play Bakers After Name Change at Ely Stadium
The Abookire Merchants rename to the Elyria Merchants and debut under the new title Sunday against the West Side Bakers of Lorain at Ely Stadium. Bakers feature former Lorain High and St Marys players including Jerry McCarthy Houff Reichert Stranger and Long. Elyria Merchants add Hess and Ken Lyons to strengthen offense.
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Crimson Lights Face North Olmsted In Week Night Clash
Elyria High Lightweights, under coach Ralph Bauer, prepare for a Friday night game against North Olmsted. Changes bolster the line with Maurer at end, Alexander at tackle, Stoll at guard, Emerson Smith overdue return, and a ready-to-win Bantams squad set to kick off at 6:15, prelim to the Elyria Toledo Central heavyweight contest.
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Great In This Week Grid Contest Response
The Chron ele-Telegram Dope the Results Contest closed at noon today with a record response. First prize is two Notre Dame Pitt game tickets in Pittsburgh on October 29, second prize offers two reserved seats to Ohio State Wisconsin at Columbus, and third prize provides two reserved seats to Oberlin Wester game at Oberlin.
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Sixth Streeters Seek Fifth Straight Win Over Catholics
Elyria High in a tilt with Central Catholic of Toledo as Grace Roy Clymer leads Elyria on the gridiron tonight at Ely Stadium. The Crimson completed drills after a full week of practice aiming for a fifth consecutive victory in the current season.
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Central Catholics to clash with Maumee squad in toss-up showdown
Probable lineups show Freddy Lehman sidelined by injury as Gene Myers steps in at quarterback for Central. Coach Sacksteder brings an eleven eager to end a two-game skid against the Catholics, whose stout defense has allowed only 21 points in four games. kickoff at 6 o clock, Elyria High Lightweights vs North Olmsted at 6:15.
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South Carolina Beats Clemson 14-0 in Columbia
In Columbia South Carolina defeated Clemson 14-0 before about 14 000 fans. South Carolina recovered a fumble behind Clemson’s goal line and added a short forward pass for their two touchdowns marking the Gamecocks’ 10th win in 30 meetings since 1896.
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Feiyria Hardware Team Manager Sought by Chronicle-Telegram Desk
The manager of the Feiyria Hardware team is requested to call the Chronicle Telegram Sports Desk for contact.
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