Thrilling Past Glories Dot Schwartz Run and More Sports
A nostalgic tour through memorable sports moments highlights Elmer Smith’s bases-loaded homer, Wamby’s unassisted triple play, and Marchment Schwartz’s 62-yard touchdown run for Notre Dame at Pitt Stadium in 1930. Other notes cover kicking renaissance, Wooster honors, and Pitt's defensive dip ahead of Fordham.
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Wayne Mullner
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Ohio State
Max Schmeling
Willie Stribling
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
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Eae Averill
Earl of Snohomash
Cleveland Indians
Jack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Paul Pirrone
Ben Jeby
Pughe Hall
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Pitt Stadium
Marchmen
Schwartz
Dame
Schwarz
Referee Getchell Told To Forget Carnegie Coach’s Telegram
Minneaplis Oct 26 Referee John Getchell said he received a telegram from Carnegie Tech coach Bill Kern telling him to forget the disputed call in the Notre Dame Carnegie Tech game. Notre Dame won 7 0 after a fourth down miscall led to a Notre Dame touchdown. Kern had denounced the error as the worst bonehead play he had seen. Kern’s wife said reports of her remarks were exaggerated and that the squad wished Getchell luck.
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John Getchel
Bill Kern
Carnegie Tech
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South Bend
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Kern
Nevada Football Coach Dashiell Retained As Instructor
Douglas Dashiell retires as Nevada football coach after resigning amid a player petition. Acting president Leon Hartman says Dashiell will stay on as a physical instructor for the year, with the Board of Regents to decide on replacements Chet Scranton and Jon Coleman for the remainder of the season. Nevada has won 2 of 5 this year. Vagabonds prepare for Sunday game against West Side Bulldogs at Cascade Park with 4 pm practices today and Friday.
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Douglas Dashiell
University of Nevada
Leon Hartman
Dashiell
University Board of Regents
Chet Scranton
Jon Coleman
Nevada
Hamilton Grounds
Cascade Park
West Side Bulldogs
Reed
Hill
Moore
Cook
Mack
Jackson
Jones
Eastern Grid Games Saturday Hold Spotlight
Eastern football headlines this week center on four key Saturday games. Army meets Notre Dame in New York with rich tradition, while Pittsburgh hosts Fordham in a potential national title stir. Harvard battles Princeton at Cambridge in the first Big Three clash, and Yale faces Dartmouth in New Haven as the top unbeaten teams seek to stay perfect.
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United Press
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Notre Dame
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Pittsburgh
Fordham
Hearvard
Princeton
Cambridge
Yale
Dartmouth
New Haven
Columbia
Cornell
Holy Cross
Colgate
Ohio State
Pennyylvania
Navy
United
Panthers
Bary Bates
Dartme
Bowd
Oberlin Yeomen Edge Wittenberg Eleven Meeting Rivalry resurges
Oberlin Yeomen faced Wittenberg in an eleventh meeting of the Ohio schools series. Oberlin trailed early but rallied behind strong passing and a powerful ground game to post several touchdowns, totaling 47 first downs to 22 for opponents and 818 rushing yards through four games.
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Bud Cox
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Carnegie Tech
University of Dayton
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Bowling Green
Weomen
Hamilton
Yeomen
Rams Meet Green Bay Packers In Final Home Game
Cleveland October 26 Rams will close their home schedule at League Park when they host the Green Bay Packers, world champions, in a Sunday game. Green Bay, opening the season in Wisconsin, features star passing pair Arnie Herber to Don Hutson with supporting backs Andy Uram and Cecil Tarr bell, noted as top ball lugging talents.
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Green Bay Packers
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Xrid Rams
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Packers
Wisconsin
Arnie Herber
Don Hutson
Andy Uram
Cecil Tabell
Harmon Proves Coaches Wrong by Tommy Harmon
Ernest Barcella reports from Chicago that Michigan star Tommy Harmon defied coaches by starting at halfback in the season opener. Harmon’s performance and leadership sparked an upset as Michigan defeated Michigan State, despite early doubts about his readiness and the adjustments needed for the Wolverines.
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Horace Mere
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Micnigar
Michigan
Power Plant And Roberts Tied In Automatic Loop
All members of the Standard Cleaners softball team are asked to meet at the store this evening at 6 30 to be measured for jackets by a clothing company representative. Building permits issued in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia in February totaled 1 760 000, about 50 percent higher than February 1937.
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Deadline Set Thursday for C-T Football Contest
The Chronicle-Telegram announces a Dope the Results Contest with a 6 P. M. Thursday deadline. Prizes are five pairs of tickets to the Elmira Shaker Heights Lake Erie League game at Ely Stadium Saturday afternoon, November 5. Clip the coupon, mark 20 game winners, mail before the deadline for judging by the editor.
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Yankees And Browns In Four-Player Deal
New York Yankees announce a four player deal with the St Louis Browns sending catcher Joe Glenn and outfielder Myril Hoag to St Louis in exchange for pitcher Oral Hildebrand and outfielder Colonel Mills It was a straight player for player deal with no cash involved and adds a host of others including Robbie Monnett of Michigan State to the Browns crews
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New York Yankees Today
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Joe Glenn
Myril Hoag
St. Louis
Oral Hildebrand
Ielder
Buster) Mills
Shaw High Faces Elyria In Looming Lake Erie Tilt
Shaw High travels to take on Elyria in a battle likely to decide the Lake Erie League title. Shaw boasts a strong aerial attack led by Palmer and Harris with Paul Sweetes a top ball carrier, while Elyria counters with a disciplined defense and a cautious passing game led by Dick Selman. The game caps a two win no loss league slate for both. kickoff 7:45 p.m. with a 5:30 p.m. freshman clash.
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Elyria High
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Pitt Panthers to Clash With Fordham in Record Crowd Duel
Pittsburgh faces Fordham Rams before a record 75,000 at Pitt Stadium. Walter Raskowski may miss action with a toe injury as Pitt aims to end a three game scoreless streak against Fordham’s strong backfield and line.
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Three Contests on N. H. S. Loop Sked
Three North Ohio League games dot the week schedule. Amherst High visits league leader Medina this afternoon. Clearview Choppers go to New London Friday for a Wild Cats tilt. Wellington Dukes host Vermilion Sailors Thursday. Smitty's Bowling League lists two shifts tonight at K of Calleys with six matches including Pops vs Wines and Hamburgs vs Samson's.
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Medina Bees
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Wellington High Dukes
Vermilion Sailors
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