Ohio high schools pace second-half race with six-win leaders
Five teams remain unbeaten as Canton McKinney Middletown and Zanesville lead the race toward the state title in a 1934 football season. Massillon Cincinnati Withrow and Hamilton have not been scored on, while several other teams hover with five wins. Key games include Hamilton vs Withrow and Springfield at Edle town, with Canton McKinley facing Cleveland East and other district matchups shaping the standings.
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Middletown
Zanesville
Akron West
Akron North
New Philadelpha
Cleveland Collinwood
Hamilton
Martins Ferry
Warren
Coshocton
Massillon
Sanctuaky
Toledo Central
Cincinnati Withrow
Canton
Taoleda Devilhiss
Ohio
Sprinefield
Eddletown
Canton McKinley
Cleveland
Massidon
Alliance
Sandusky
Faves
Lorain
Kton West
Mansfield
Lancaster
Zanesrville
Mt. Vernon
Ven Philedelphia
Wooster
Day in the Huddle with GED Moise US needs justice
A clipped, messy reminiscence column vents about bylines and readers’ anonymity, notes on Elyria and Toledo high school football scenes, and a plan to focus back on the sport. It recalls past games at Riverview Park and hints at a rising Elyria team while warning about intrusions into writerly privacy.
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Frican Guiper
Frank Walen
Frank
NIV
Colney
Elyria
Laughing Fit at Sunday School Exposes Usual Mojo
Fragment from a humorous memory notes the panic of muting laughter after a misread line during a Sunday School session. The narrator recalls nearly being ejected and realizing the target of their laughter was a person described with a demanding, exaggerated mouthful reaction.
Elyria Lights Aim For Amherst Friday Showdown
Elyria travels to face Amherst in a Friday matchup as coach tackle the prelims and seek a second win in five games. Amherst leads a series 3-7, with recent form including a 2-0 win over Wellington and a 14-4 Vermilion setback.
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Pike
Aveneau de Athletic Lasagne Fodal Moeting Amber
Menting
Chomsan Tynian Wall
Green End
Trams
Banermen
Wellington
Vermiion
Laealy
Amherst
Vanes
Wildcats Revised for Ohio Contest In Northwestern lineup
Northwestern reveals a revised lineup for the Ohio contest with Leeper Wilson Papich Chambers at tackles Kaw Whalen at guards Lind at center Duvall at quarterback Ewisher Cruke at halfback and Potter at fullback Potter to call signals against Ohio State.
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Ohio
Evanston
Northwestern
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Wilson
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Kaw
Whalen
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Duvall
Ewisher
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Potter
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Meeting of hockey team managers to form league
A meeting of managers interested in creating a roller hockey league will be held this evening at the Rainbow Gardens rink on Broad Street. The session is called for 8 o’clock.
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Motors Defeat Held Transfers in St Johns Lutheran League
The Hothgery Motors won two of three games against the Held Transfers in a St John’s Lutheran League match at the school alleys on Third Street. Bud Horning rolled 610 for high series and 209 for high single.
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Scott Center Faces Possible Forfeit in Elyria Tilt
Star center Richard Henning may be ruled ineligible over age limits, risking a Scott victory forfeiture from prior wins. No official ruling yet. H. R. Townsend must confirm. Teams maintain heavy practice as Toledo and Elyria prepare for Friday at Ely Stadium amid eligibility scrutiny.
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Dope The Results Contest Opens for Oberlin Game
The Chrontele Telegram II offers tickets to winners of Dope The Results Contest tied to the Oberlin game scheduled Friday evening November 2. Participants mail coupons before 6 PM Friday October 26, with no submission limit. First three correct or nearest correct entries win, per the editor’s final decision.
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Chrontele-Telegram
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Barrie the Race Horse Ringing Figure Faces Deportation
New York immigration commissioner announced Patrick Christian Barris famed ring er who passed as a seaman to enter the United States will be deported to England for illegal entry and a prison record. His notable coup included swapping Aknahton for Shem at Havre De Grace in 1981, securing a large win before officials barred him with others.
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Yale Bowl expectations loom for Buckler starlet
Ex-Jack Buckler from West Point is expected to feature heavily for Yale in the Yale Bowl when American teams play. Buckler, named on several All Army elevens at New Haven, heads into a season likely to see him punch in as a key bell carrier.
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Jack Buckler
West Point
Buckman
New Haven
Football Play Counts and Speed in Historic College Games
The article compares play counts across college football games noting Ohio State versus Illinois with 145 plays and Chicago versus Michigan with 17 plays each half, highlighting faster scores and frequent punts. It mentions Dizzy Dean as a long-standing pitcher and reports heavy use of photographs of players by Ohio State University.
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Pecos Mwigh
Joe Jackson
Bantamweight football tactics and early pro play notes
The article describes bantamweight football teams using scripted plays and automatic sequences on downs, with quarterbacks following a set series after gaining the first down. It also notes camera use during games and introduces Glen Harmonson as Lehigh’s new football coach, detailing his Purdue education and athletic background.
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Jean
Tuck Burewin
Teubenvilla Ied
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Glen Walter Harmeson
Lehigh University
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Oberlin Faces Strong Wooster Team Saturday
Oberlin finalizes preparations for a homecoming matchup with Wooster after a 12 all draw with Marietta College. Coach Butler tests sophomore backs Zellers Rudolph Copeland and Woodward stars in a day of tough practice, with Wichkenden's injury pending a return.
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Strong Wooster
Marietta College
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Yeomen
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Wooster Preps For Oberlin War On Saturday
Wooster heads to Oberlin next Saturday morning with two buses and many fans. Coach L C Boles vows a stronger offense after Wooster’s 6 9 win over Akron. Players Taliaferro Mees Foley Evans hobble but expected ready for the clash with the Yeomen.
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L. C Boles
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Lysle Butler
Oberlin Yeamen
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Boles
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Cherlin Wooter
Bob Taliaferroa
Dave [Mees
Herb Foley
Tommy Evans
Bales
Purdue Coach Harreson and Early 1930s Football Roles
The text notes Ws graduation leading to Harreson becoming head freshman coach at Purdue for the 1930 and 1938 seasons, then head backfield coach for 1932 and 1933. In his senior year he was chosen by Walter Bakersall as a back and captain of the Al-Western team.
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Dtt
Harreson
Walter Bakersall
Jack Dempsey
Fulton
Plasteier
Fight Results From Ba United Press Bout Card
Boxing results list several bouts with winners and weights. Henry Woods defeats an opponent in a middleweight clash while Jackie Stewart and others score decisive wins. A Kansas city match ends in a decision for Cap Harding over Ceeve Wallfims, with various bouts reported through a compact card from regional rings.
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AL Suattee Gri
Henry Woods
Wakling Wash
Sonny Jones
Annouver
Boc
Bkansas
Alcanter Knayeds
Jackie Stewart
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Kansas Mite
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Oklahoma Cro
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Kizer Works On Purdue Defense For Carnegie Tech Visit
Noble Kizer pressed to strengthen Purdue defense ahead of Carnegie Tech game after limiting Wisconsin inside the 10 yard line and holding them scoreless last week. The Boilers had allowed five touchdowns in two games against Rice and Notre Dame.
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Colson Keglers Sweep Rubber Company in Knights Clash
Colson Company pinmen won three straight to claim first place, dropping the Rubber Company to second. Elyria Hardware swept Maumee Dairy to move into fifth. Bohn led Colson with 383 series and Ball tops Elyria with 607, while Hobert posted 661 for the match high.
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Le Van Returns to Princeton Lineup Against Cornell
Garry Le Van of Steubenville Ohio, a brilliant junior halfback for the Princeton Tigers, will start against Cornell Saturday after a knee injury kept him out of most of the Washington and Lee game, Coach Fritz Crisler announced last night.
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Garry le van
Steubenville
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Brillant
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Fritz Crisler
Michigan Wolverines gear up to overpower Illinois
Michigan coach Harry Ike plans a heavy lineup to overpower Illinois as the Wolverines seek to counter Tim’s rapid maneuvers. Yesterdays practice showed the team struggling with Tim’s speed and control.
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ULN
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Harry I’ Ke
Illinois
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Bierman warns Gophers on Iowa game intensity
Minneapolis coach Bernie Bierman cautioned Minnesota players not to underestimate Iowa. He expects a hard-fought contest, as the Hawkeyes may provide one of the season’s toughest tests for the Gophers. Stan Kostka, a 220 pound sophomore, will share the fullback duties with Sheldon Belser for the season.
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Gophers
Minneapolis
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Stan Kostka
Sheldon Belse
Brerman
Democrats Drill at South End Practice
The South End Democrats football team holds a practice tonight at West Avenue and 15th Street at 7 o clock. Noel Bailey Heath and Ray are asked to take notice.
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Walker Quitsie As Head of Chicago Cubs
CHICAGO Oct 24 The Chicago Cubs begin a reorganization after the resignation of president William H Walker, who joined the team in the Federal League era. P. K Wrigley Jr., majority stockholder, will become president and push a mix of management and roster changes ahead of spring training with Charley Grimm to lead on the field.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
William H Walker
Walker
P. K Wrisley, Jr
Chewing Bummagna
Wrigley
Charley Grimm
Grimm
McMillin Directs Indiana After Illness
Bloomington notes coach Bo McMillin, a month-long heavy cold, leading Indiana through a hard drill. Halfback Keck was tested at signaling while Burton and Walker alternated in the backfield amid the practice session.
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Say
Bo McMillin
Keck
Burton
Walker
World Series Pictures Shown at Ohio Wesleyan
Series pictures from Delaware show World Series photos taken by Dr. Harrison J. Buck Weaver trainer of the St. Louis Cardinals. Weaver, an OWU graduate, will address faculty on The World Series from the Trainers Room.
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Harrison J
Buck” Weaver
St. Louis
Ohio Wesleyan University
Weaver
Ohio Wesleyan
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