Who Can Beat Ohio University Football Team
In Buckeye Conference chatter the question is posed who can defeat Ohio University's football squad. Miami under Frank Wilton tops the list with veteran players while Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan are seen as underdogs. Ohio's bruising, mostly sophomore team appears experienced beyond its years as each Buckeye race game shapes standings.
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Football Roundup Aboard National Coaching Shuffle
Our football round up notes that Stanford Freshmen outshine the varsity on the coast critics expect Notre Dame to replace Jesse Harper as athletic director Noble Kizer says fans miss the thrill of watching the man in front of the ball carrier Clipper Smith cites Rosenberg as the top guard at USC and the Trojans’ strength Carter, Crowley, Bierman and Anderson are mentioned with new duties Stanford drops secret practice Open workouts at Indian camps and 1908 Dobie salary anecdote links to modern coach earnings End of No 21 for Tulane ends memory of Jack Holland and a five year ban Elsewhere Howell and Danowski duel Alabama Fordham punting match Yale end problems remain Weller King Kones praised Michigan undefeated hopes hinge on schedule Transylvania meets Miami Oxford while Ohio Wesleyan Denison in a classic Granville clash Cincinnati faces Butler in a night game
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Notre Dame Names Wakate Captain For Pitt Saturday
Nick Wakate of Perth Amboy New Jersey will captain Notre Dame at home against Pittsburgh this Saturday. He becomes the first backfield captain for the Irish since Red Edwards and Gene Hearndon, who shared the honor in 1926.
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Willaman Makes Changes In Ohio State Lineup
Ohio State plans several lineup changes for the Northwestern game after a Michigan clash. Sophomore Trevor Rees replaces Max Padlow at end, And Yards steps in at tackle, John Kabealo sees time at fullback, and Ian Pincura substitutes at quarterback alongside Carl Cramer. Freshman squad will use opponent plays as the varsity prepares.
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Lorain
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Sam Wilaman
Wayside Inns Prepare for Massillon Game Sunday
Wayside Inn football club will practice this evening at 6 20 to prep for Sunday’s match against the strong Massillon I G A eleven at Massillon. Local players are urged to meet at Yucka's pool room for practice and to discuss important game matters.
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Fitzpatrick Ineligible Hangs Over Elyria Team
Elyria High Crimson face Lake Erie League game at Cleveland Heights with guard Rince Fitzpatrick ruled ineligible for the third time this season due to scholastic difficulties. Nick DeFazio centers, Jim Schumar or Joe Paonessa likely to start in Fitzpatrick’s place as Noel Todd options and focus shifts to defense and kicking. Final drills set for Friday after drills today and tomorrow.
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Cherry Ridge Ping-Pong Results
The Krugman Transits defeated the Mason Tire and Gas team four to two in a Cherry Ridge ping-pong match last night. Tonight two games are scheduled: Goth Barbers vs Bell Clothiers and Haserodt Jewelers vs Ohio Public Service. Last night’s scores show Harpster defeating Forbes 21-16 21-13, Greenland defeating Sexton 21-17 19-21 21-12, Stanford defeating Gould 21-18 29-21 21-19, Cavagna defeating Shepherd 21-8 21-17, and Sexton-Harpster beating Forbes-Greenland in doubles.
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Crimson Lights Face Heights In Key League Clash
Crimson Lights prepare for a decisive league game with Cleveland Heights at Ely Stadium. Coach Bauer drills the heavyweights on offense and defense as regular quarterback George Dunstan looks to return from a hip injury. Past seasons show Heights leading in head to head scores and overall points as the rivals seek to keep their unbeaten league record intact.
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Spencer Merchants Seek Home Game in Lorain County
Spencer Ohio October 25 The Spencer Merchants light heavy weight football team would like to book a home game for next Sunday with any team of its class in Lorain County Interested managers should contact F W Aldrich Spencer Ohio
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Notre Dame Gains 704 Yards But Scores 12 Points
George Kirkley reports Notre Dame racked up 704 scrimmage yards over three games but could muster only 12 points. Praises backs Lu kats Pitney Elser, notes Purdue passing struggles, and highlights Big Ten ends and punter Regeczi. Michigan and Iowa lead perceived perfect records with Minnesota likely to upset.
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Stanford Cavagna Defeats Gould Shepherd In Tennis
Stanford Cavagna defeated Gould Shepherd in straight sets 21-14 21-10. The pairings 21-18 19-21 21-17 indicate a closely contested match and final score progression. Stan ford-Cavagna (K. T.) secured the victory over Gould-Shepherd (M. T.) in an event likely from a university tennis meet.
Elyria Oberlin football contest ducats offered in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram announces a football contest with three pairs of tickets to the Elyria Oberlin high school game on November 4. Readers in Lorain County are urged to clip the Dope the Results coupon, guess winners of twenty matches, and mail or drop off before Friday noon October 27. Winners by correct or nearest correct coupons receive prizes. contest rules exclude staff families.
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May revamp Chicago S tram before Michigan game
Chicago coach Clark Shaughnessy signals a possible overhaul of the Chicago squad ahead of the Michigan contest as practice sessions hint at significant changes to the offense.
Lorain Fisher Foods vs All-Star Team in Lorain
Lorain Fisher Foods, seen as Lorain County’s top semi-pro squad, will host an All-Star eleven next Sunday at Recreation Stadium. The team includes Bill Yecktey Princeton 1931 captain, Tiny Pincura Western Maryland, Phil Houserman Elstia ex Penn State, Alex and John O Lear Western Maryland, Walter Wiker Western Maryland, Tim Temerario Geneva College, John Pincura Penn State, and Phil Keiser Kiski Colgate. Kickoff is at 2:30 with no preliminary game.
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Edelle Col ling Question Answers Card
Answers to Edelle Col ling questions printed above define shifts in football play. A simultaneous player position change before play starts is a shift if two or more in possession change positions. A player must be five yards back of scrimmage unless shifted into the backfield. One player may move toward the goal line. Loss of ball occurs at the spot of the preceding down. Touchdown is listed as an outcome.
Wooster Aims To Beat Muskingum For First Victory
Wooster College trains for a weekend clash to topple Lange coached Muskingum, the only undefeated team Wooster has not yet defeated. Muskingum, also undefeated, has beaten Kent and Mt. Union while tying Otterbein. Wooster has 45-6 edge in points over four games, with key focus on punters and passing ahead of a Zanesville trip.
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Purdue Focuses Practice on Passing Attack
Purdue's weekly session in Lafayette centers on refining a passing attack for Wisconsin. Coach Noble Kizer voiced disappointment with the Rollermakers' passing game to date.
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Michigan Polishes Up On Defense After Purdue Game
Ann Arbor Oct 25 Michigan practiced improved defense under Coach Clark Shaughnessy tuning his new plays. Chicago's complex huddle challenged the line in yesterday's session as the team works to unify observed facts into a scientific approach.
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Eagles Defeat Jackson Wall Paper Keglers in League Night
The Eagles beat the Jackson Wall Paper team two of three games at Knights of Columbus alleys, keeping the City Bowling League race tight with three teams tied for first: Eagles, 1. T. 8, Rubber, and Elyria Hardware. Glen Rogers Motors won two of three from Knights of Columbus in another match.
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Eagles and Wall Paper in tight bowling contest night
Two of three matches were close with Eagles defeating Wall Paper in game two by a late spurt after a wide opening win. Glen Rogers Motors edged Knights of Columbus in game one by three pins, then won game two by 27 before Knights captured final by 30. Bill Murray led K C with high series 599 and high score 236, while Johnny Carpenter posted 394 series and 222 game for Eagles. Stan Basinski added a 221 for Knights.
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Transfers Win From Roofers In St John’s Match
The Held Transfers captured all three games of their series last night against the Nabakowski Roofers in a St John’s Lutheran League match. Two games were tight, margins 17 pins and 3 pins. Art Moelk led with a 515 series while C Pegerst of the Roofers threw a 211 high single.
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Heidelberg Players Suspended by Coach for Violations
Three Heidelberg College football players were indefinitely suspended by Coach Ted Turner after violating training rules. Center Woodrow Lydley and guard Webster Young, both junior lettermen from Tiffin, and fullback Karl Ernst from Akron, were ordered to the sidelines. None will play against Mount Union this Saturday. Tarney announced.
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Illinois team returns to practice before Michigan game
Champaign Illinois October 25 After two days rest the Illinois varsity planned to resume practice today to prepare for next weeks Michigan game Coach Bob Zuppke will scout the Michigan Chicago contest Awaiting a scheduled game this week the Illini aim to sharpen for the Michigan clash
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Puzzling Football Queries and Rules Ruling Notes
The questions ask about shift definitions and legality of shifts by backs to the backfield. They inquire if offensive players must stay still when the ball is put in play. A quarterback who is just behind the line and sneaks then catches a pass and scores would be ruled as a legal pass play if the throw and catch meet rules. otherwise it could be illegal. A team end receiving a 20 yard pass and later backward passes a teammate for a 40 yard TD would involve backward pass rules and potential illegal forward pass considerations depending on line placement at the moment of the pass. Frank Carideo provides the official answers at page bottom.
Friedman II Pro Loop's Best Passer
New York October 25 Three players vie for passing supremacy in the National Professional Football League Harry Newman New York Giants Benny Friedman Brooklyn Dodgers Arnold Herber Green Bay Packers. League stats show Friedman in three games the best average 21 completions in 40 for 323 yards. Newman led in total yardage 434 by 20 of 41. Herber 67 attempts 31 completions for 409 yards. Glenn Presnell Portsmouth leads scoring with 37 Newman 31 Ken Strong New York Giants 28. Boston tops in ground gain Cliff Battles 469 yards Jim Musick 323 Gutowsky 296. Luke Johnson Chicago Bears best pass catcher 168 yards on 10 receptions Paul Moss Pittsburgh 168 with nine.
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Mixed result wrestling meet spans multiple states
At St Louis and Newark many wrestlers from California Pennsylvania Ohio Georgia Hungary and other regions competed. Notable results include Ray Steele defeating George Zaharias in St Louis while others such as Jack Zarnax and Bert Rubio engaged in throws and draws across Missouri Oklahoma Ohio and New Jersey.
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Spears Focuses Wisconsin Pass Defense vs Purdue
Madison Wis Oct 25 Wisconsin coach Doc Spears concentrates on Badgers pass defense and tackling to stop Purdue's running attack. Quarterback Peret will return to play after missing Iowa game.
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