Notre Dame Navy Battle Tops Intersectional Football Card
George Kirkley reports on a vast October slate with 406 college games, led by the Notre Dame vs Navy intersectional clash in Baltimore and a lineup including Yale Army, Marquette Mississippi, Michigan Columbia, Purdue Carnegie Tech, and local big crowds. Key matchups and attendance pennants highlight the day across regions.
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George Kirkley
United Press
EW York
Yale
Army
New Haven
Marquette
Mississippi
Milwaukee
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Pacific Coast Region
Rocky Mountain
Notre Dame
East
Boxing card notes from Lorain County Amateur Boxers
Lorain County Boxing card at Andorka Hall last night featured Harold Sheldon’s team with Charley White predicting a Sheldon win against Al Korhan. Local fighters, including Joe Metarek Max Schindler Jim and others, won bouts as Art Patch’s squad dominated. Western Automatic was well represented and Mike Getz traveled from Cleveland to watch Borain bouts, with Getz managing Ray Sharkey who headlines the Rialto Theatre card on November 4. Sid, Nut Shop owner, and Lorain’s city solicitor candidate Pincura drew boos during Seibert versus Klein vote. Zeo Matuszak, Lorain’s featherweight announcer, again handled the ring mic.
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Lorain County
Andorka Hall
Loraine
Charley White
Harold Sheldon
Bet al
Orab
Johnny Korhan
Heldon
Lorain High
Art Patch
Svernlighters
Perhans
Art
Joe Metarek
Max Schindler
Jim Iavig
Western Automatic
West Side
Sheldon
Mike Getz
Getz
Ray Sharkey
Rialto Theatre
Billy Senders
Spain County
Senders
Johnny “Jubile
Jezow
Elyria
Jarry Hughes
Uid Bliss
Bisha 5
Rmg
Sid
Sianag
Roadwar
John Pincura
Lorain
Dale White
Pinura
White
Seibert
Pincura
Eibert
Kiein
Matuszak
Stan Huffman
Fon Hamilton
Hamilton
County Golden Gloves
Welker Hinge
Joe Meilarek
Hambler Nash
James Crisp
John Allen
Gold Dust Twins
Paul Delgado
John Bors
Max Schindier
Adolph Erre
Jim Davis
Andy Buttisky
Amateur Horors Trainers’ Association
Sammy Marsho
Charley Marshall
Art Spademan
Referendum on Corn-Hog Program Being Taken
Washington October 26. Twenty four hours after President Roosevelt announced his plan to create a permanent farm agency mid western farmers vote in a corn hog referendum to determine support for an adjustment program. Thousands of polling places allow growers to register their opinion on the proposal. Ballots close at 10 M. EST with official returns not available for about a week. preliminary results will be published by country agents or allied committees as ballots are counted.
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Washington
Tonsevelt
Baldis
Elyrian Appoints Tax Examiners Across State
The state tax commission yesterday named John Lugaski of Elyria as senior sales tax examiner and Ralph Perrett of Jucrrus and Claire Gipson of Upper Sanduski as junior examiners after civil service tests.
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John Lugaski
Elyria
Ralph Perrett
Jucrrus
Claire Gipson
Upster Sanduski
State
Ax Commission
Pension checks theft crackdown urged by local administrator
William France, local pension administrator, warned of vigorous prosecution for forging or cashing old age pension checks. He cited stolen checks from mailboxes, forged pensioner names, and cases of elderly individuals endorsing checks and handing them to others who cash them, with culprits to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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William France
France
Notre Dame Ohio Tickets Being Mailed Today
Ohio State athletic department mails olive envelopes with over 50 000 tickets for the Buckeyes vs Notre Dame game. Henry D. Taylor leads sales as 2 500 season books plus 2 300 faculty and student books sold. Officials doubt scalping but note some blocks of tickets move via groups. extra tickets could reach 25 900 if available.
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Olumbus
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Ohio State Athletic Department
Bucks
Henry D. Taylor
Gust
Ngle
Taylor
Ohio Athletic Department
Grid Results College East: Mixed Scores From Several Matches
College East grid results show numerous close and lopsided games featuring Catholic U, St Mar, Power Teachers 24 13, Winona 6, Aberdeen 0, Cape Girardeau 29, Maryville 7, and many others. Notable tallies include Arkansas State 7, Warrensboro 20, Missouri Mines 5, Wisconsin Mines 14, Loyola New Orleans 6, Trinity 7, and Texas Wesleyan 3.
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Wem Alva
Bacone Indians
Joan Carreil
JacPherson
Cape Girardeau
Maryville
Dakota Wesleyan
Aberdeen
Springfield
Mankato
Winona
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Omena
Peru
Wraideview
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Colere St. Louis
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Missouri Mines
Western Reserve
Finchar
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Aubien
Duke C. Kel
Arkansas College
Csaberland
Mar
Hammond Junior College
Robins C. Clermont
Shepherd
T Austin
Texas Wesleyan
Janren
el Paso Mines & Commerce
Trinity
Conway
Magnolia A. & MM
Daniel Baker
San Marcos
Imperia
Kansas FL
Toledo Libber
Marieta
Spencer
W. Va
Warren
Caxton Roosevelt
Ashland
Shelby
Satem
Wellsville
Middleport
Logan
Toledo
Central Catholic
Waite
Rossford
Tiffin
Akron Senth
Akron West
Smallwood Wins over Domenico in Lorain Bantam Bout
Gussie Smallwood, Elyria bantamweight, edged Armando Domenico of Cleveland in a tight five round amateur card main event at Andorka Hall. Sheldon of Elyria lost to Lorain’s Johnny Kocher in a fast-paced semi windup. Seibert beat Klein, Huffman defeated Hamilton, with multiple other results and a sizable crowd at the Lorain County Amateur Boxing event.
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Russ Davies Drain
Gussie Smalweed
Elyria
Armando Domenico
Cleveland
Andorka Hall
Smallwood
Cleverlander
Harold Sheldon
Johnny Kocher
Lorain
Rochan
Thorughout
Sheldon
Wallops
Seibert
Bob Seibert
Tom Klein
Sauer Beltram Signed For Mat Rematch Here
Promoter Dan Morris announced a Sauer vs Beltram rematch for next Wednesday at Rialto Theatre after Sauer’s disputed win over Beltram. The show opens with Prince Ulysses Nikalikis and Speedy LaRance in a one hour two out of three falls bout.
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Ernie Braden
Pete Beltram
George Sauer
Rialto Theatre
Dan Morris
Sauer-Beltram
Morris
Black Panther
Pelham
Beltram
Sauer
Nebraska
Elrria Boxing
Moris
Dan
Sager
Rea
Ulysses Nikalikis
Speedy LaRance
Montreal
Bour
Ulysses-LaRance
Arizona Uses Dogs To Bag Mountain Lions
Prescott Arizona article profiles Giles Goswick a veteran predatory game hunter. His pack of lion dogs traces to a hound brought to Arizona 35 years ago. He claims his dogs have killed or captured 399 mountain lions, including a nine foot male admired as a largest Southwest record.
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Prescott
Ariz
Giles Goswick
Goswick
Arizona
Southwest
Deies
Professors Deserve Pity at Boston College Track Meet
Boston College freshman Nicholas Karalambopoulos shattered the four games record as he posted a standout score. The young athlete's performance highlighted a bright start for the program and drew attention from teammates and faculty alike.
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Boston
Boston College
Nicholas Karalambopoulos
Bar Lunch To Open Season At Lorain In 3 P.M. Kickoff
The Bar Lunch Panthers begin their season with a game against the Lorain Nativities at City Field scheduled for 3 p.m. Players should report to Hamilton Field at 1 o clock for a short practice. Probable lineups follow.
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Bar Lunch Panthers
Tomorrew
Lorain
Yale Aims to Halt Army In Narrow Gridiron Showdown
Yale football, led by coach Ducky Pond, faces Army in a pivotal clash billed as a test of the 1925 Blues’ depth. Yale, favored 7 to 5, seeks to extend a four-game start and end Army’s recent dominance. Betting handle nears six figures as fans wager on a hard fought, low scoring battle.
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United Press
Bulldogs
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Army
Besten
Coach Pond
Kinz
Fallbeck Goldenberg
Preston
Clifton
Ith Clifton
One
New York Commissi House
Germany Celebrates Railroad Centennial
Germany marks the 100th anniversary of its first railway site opening in 1835. The event features ceremonies across the country as rail transport history is highlighted, noting early locomotive development and the era’s origins.
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Leipzig
Germany
Au Impres
Europe
Traditional Grid Rivals Battle In Headlining Games In Ohio Today
Ohio rivals Mount Union and Wooster meet in Wooster with Mount Union unbeaten and Wooster ahead in the series. Wittenberg faces Wesleyan as a 1594 rivalry renews. Ohio U hosts Dayton. Xavier meets Mississippi State in Cincinnati in a big day on state gridiron.
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Frank Carideo
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J Jrenton
Hobart
Geneva
N. Y
Wilberforce
Louisville College
Louisville, Ky
Walters Triumph In General Industries Bowling Match
Walters defeated Assembly three straight games on Temple slides. Fisher posted a 513 series and 189 in a single game as the high marks of the match. The bowling card includes players Walters Bassett Wickiacz Rothgery and Fisher with Assembly figures and partial scoring notes. Also appears are legal notices from Lorain County Ohio including a sheriff sale, property description, and a local election notice for bonds to fund a fire alarm system in Elyria.
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Walters Bassett
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Gerber
ZEID
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
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BR. Britt
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Lorain County
Ohio
Elsrna
Elyria
County of Lorain
State of Chin
Hill Realty Company
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Cambefdige Street
Cambridge Street
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