Grid battles loom as Minnesota, Chicago lead city pin loop
Midwestern fans eye a five game slate amid top clashes. Minnesota seeks to extend a championship push against Iowa while Chicago Maroons target a showdown with Purdue and Notre Dame looms in South Bend. Pitt hosts Carnegie Tech as Notre Dame, Wisconsin, and Michigan interests mix with Big Ten struggles.
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Illinois Scoring Play Still Big Mystery in Football
United Press reports from Chicago recall the mystery of the Notre Dame Ohio State scoring play and the elusive “flying trapeze” formation. Scouts note ends Vairo and Millner as top wingmen while coach Zuppke guards the play’s reveal, as Minnesota, Iowa, and Michigan players are cited in gossip and hopes for a Big Ten title share.
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Houston's Pied Piper Council hires roach exterminator
The City of Houston formed a Pied Piper Council and employed R. J. Harris to exterminate roaches, talps and other pests in the city market for a monthly salary of 40 dollars. Harris noted in his application letter that he received honorable mention for work at the Philadelphia Sesqui-Centennial in 1926.
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Novotny Makes Evanston Trip With Ohio Team
Ohio State’s 33 man football squad arrived in Chicago for a practice at Loyola University field ahead of the Big Ten clash with Northwestern in Evanston on Saturday. Captain Regis Monahan and 32 teammates listed include Pincura Rees Kar cher Heekin Antenucci Cumiskey and five others.
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Merle Wendt
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Frank Antenucci
Frank Cumiskey
Vernell Roberts
Frank Boucher
Budd Cox
Gomer Jones
Dick Beltz
Sam Busich
Charles Hamrick
John Bettridge
John Kleinhauns
James Scott
John McAfee
George Neal
John Kabealo
Damon Wetzel
Ernie Roush
Lud Yards
Frank Fisch
Tippy Dye
Augie George
Gil Harre
Jack Smith
George Novotny
George Kabealo
Robert Miller
British Empire champ eyeing U S trip for title bout
London reports heavyweight champion Jack Petersen is weighing a U S visit to campaign for the light heavyweight title. Promoter Jimmy Johnston of Madison Square Garden has offered Petersen a match with the Rosenbloom Olin winner, with a possible heavyweight title bid against Maxie Baer if Petersen wins at 175 pounds.
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Golden Gloves Tourney Dates Approved by Lorain Sports Commission
Lorain County Golden Gloves staging sanctioned by the Lorain Sports Commission. Fourth annual tournament set for December 3 and 17 at Hotel Antlers. a third Elyria show on December 10 may occur if enough entries. Entry ranks available in Elyria at the Chronicle Telegram or from Charley White. A A U commissioners named in five counties with hopes of district champions advancing to the Cleveland Plain Dealer Northeastern Ohio tournament.
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Homecoming grid preview pits Minnesota Iowa and Illinois
Michigan Ann Arbor October 26 1934 veteran coach Harry Kipke surveys the weekend slate for Big Ten games with Minnesota favored to beat Iowa and Illinois matchup drawing major attention in Ann Arbor Michigan faces an uphill test as Zuppke directs Illinois in a potent passing attack Lindberg and Froschauer loom as threats while Beynon keys the Bearcat offense in the other nonconference set Notre Dame Purdue and Wisconsin loom in notable clashes with Carnegie Tech Marquette Temple and Detroit facing Duquesne in a busy week across the Midwest college football schedule
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Chance To Pick Your Own Winners by Russ Davies
Chance to pick winners from college grid menu across the nation with local matchups like Elyria vs Toledo Scott and Lorain vs Sandusky. Elyria favored by a touchdown, Sandusky to hand Lorain their first defeat, Lakewood Heights expected to win, and Ohio State favored over Northwestern in a game shaped by an extra week of rest.
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Tulane Fans See Fine Team In 34 Eleven
Tulane fans predict the 1934 Green Wave will be the best in school history after four early wins over Chattanooga Alabama Poly Florida and Georgia. Captain Joe Loftin leads a team praised for workmanlike play though losses in players like Floyd Treacher Roberts have been noted as a concern for future depth. Colgate looms as an international foe and may test Tulane later in the season. fans note past success against Colgate and expect continued strong play.
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Denial of Ruth as Athletics Manager Rumor
Philadelphia officials said no basis for reports Babe Ruth would replace Connie Mack as manager of the Athletics next season. Connie Mack and Babe Ruth are in Honolulu en route to Japan with an all star team. Barrow of the Yankees said Ruth remains on New York’s reserve list and is not slated for the Athletics job.
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Local High School Scores Mixed in Postseason Cards
Cleveland Shaker Heights 35 Euclid Shore 7. Euclid Central 35 Maple Heights 1. Bedford 12 Brush 2. The text notes more than 2,000,000 square miles added to the country since the original thirteen colonies and comments that trouble with dictators lies in sword reliance.
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Jugs Lose Game and Tie for League Lead
In the City Bowling League the Little Brown Jugs lost to Jackson Wall Paper and slid into a two way tie with I T S Rubber for first. Wall Paper stays fourth, tied with Elyria Hardware. Inter City Coal Company moved up from the cellar by beating Welsh Funeral Home. Frank Brennan led with 488 series for Wall Paper, Ed Wilcox had 585 for Inter City, and George Schmitkens topped the Jugs with 564. Next Tuesday Colson Company faces the Jugs and Wall Paper plays I T S Rubber, potential breaking the deadlock.
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Notable Preuss Ohio football scores list
Football scores from the Preuss Ohio Scholague show matches including Nove Philadelphia Wanster Yournastown Chastle Hast Liuy with 6 6 results, Tiethesae ba Wiard Bellefontaine 2, Columbus St Marks 4, Groeneld MChin 4, Washington Tayeyong 6, Verimith Newton Balls 7 Byeatay 8, Grandview 6, Marz svete fl Mlevsland Collinwood 12, Cleveland John Marshall 6, Garfield Heights 7, Rhoades 1.
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Oberlin Eleven Faces Wooster In Homecoming Game
Oberlin prepares for the Wooster clash on the home field as alumni and families return for Homecoming. The Yeomen, seeking balance between experimentation and defense, face the conference leaders with lineup tweaks including Sorden and Smith at key spots. Wooster dominates the conference with wins over Hig ram Case and Akron and features veteran players and a potent attack led by sophomore back Taliaferro.
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