Oberlin Yeomen Push Wooster Hard in Close Battle
Oberlin's basketball team under Coach Butler played a strong, tight game against Wooster, with captain Loomis Laird and Johnnie Beattie leading the Yeomen. Wooster's Nelson and Captain Haines starred for the Hilltoppers as Oberlin eyes a rematch at Akron's Butcher Field against the Zippers.
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Capiain Haines
Loomue Laird
Ashtabula
Johnnie Beattle
New London
Butcher Field
Akron
Zippers
Haserodt Jewelerz Open Season At Home Sunday
The Haserodt Jewelerz, fronting a local gridiron eleven, host the Massillon Merchants at Riverview Park in their season debut. Coaches emphasize tough practices to impress local fans and set a strong tone.
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Haserodt Jewelerz
Massillon Merchants
Riverview Park
Haserodts
Pee Wee Golf Opens National Tourney in Chicago Stadium
The first national open miniature golf tournament begins at Chicago Stadium as promoters push for serious status despite public view of the event as comedy. A $10,000 prize list underscores the competition among Pee Wee players today.
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Smith Pessimistic On Lakewood Game For Crimson Flash
Elyria High coach Chick Smith warns of tough odds as the Crimson Flash prepare to face Lakewood at Lakewood Saturday. Injuries limit key players Louie Hall and knee strains hamper Fyerhart and Kaminski, with Sebranski and Disbrow stepping in. Still, Smith says if the team plays its best they have a fighting chance against Lakewood's strong backfield led by Blanks and Liffiron.
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Elyria High
Lakewood
Bir Teant
Smith
Crimson Flash
Bocine
Loram
Galion
Chick
Flash
Flas
Louie Hall
Hall
Sebranski
Narotny
Fyerhart
Kaminiskhi
Storm
Tan
Lakhewood
Touza
Eire
Smithmen
Blanks
Liffiron
Lake Ene
Tors
Stout
Blanke
Miniature golf contest heats up with veteran champion
The event features mayoral presence and Rave contestants as former national Amateur and open golf champion Chick Evans Jr. offers commentary on contestants attitudes. Promoters face scrutiny over lines drawn and perceived excuses as the tournament nears its conclusion.
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Chick Evans Jr
Ipoine
Minia E Polf
Azo
Buckeye Gophers Work on Second String Eleven
Ohio University prepares a stronger reserve squad after a 7 to 6 win over Miami. Kepler added a 35-yard TD run as Ohio develops depth with Hart tulibach and Gabriel at quarterback. Cincinnati eyes a Bearcats victory over Denison while Ohio Wesleyan hones passing with limited first team due to injuries.
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Buckeye
Oho University
Miami
Don Peden
Hart
Tulibach
Gabriel
Maurer
Kepler
Oxford
Ohio
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Leneath
iWestern Reserve
Thei Strainer
George Haney
Chillicothe
Bishops
Simpson
Cincinnat
Bearcats
Denison
Reserva
Denson
Otterhein
Ashland
Drop Kick Legacy and Technique Through Early Football
A repeated editor note outlines the history of drop kicking in football, citing 63 and 62 yard records by M. Paine and George Gipp. It discusses the shift of goal posts, the skill required, and provides a step by step technique for dropping and striking the ball with emphasis on practice and form.
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Central Press Association
Jack Elder
Notre Dame Gridiron
Garden Abandons Boston Branch Shakeup at Garden
New York October 29 report details drastic changes at the Garden boxing operation. Frank Bruen is replaced by Tom Mecktrdle in Boston as organizers consider moving promotions to New York. Backers of the Garden stand by Bill Carter amid speculation on the future of the fight game and the integrity of the sport.
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Iceson Square
Frank Bruen
Tom Mecktrdle
Garden Car Gor
Bill Carer
Garden
Attey
Furnitures Drill For Comet Game
The Thomas Furnitures, a local lightweight eleven, plan practices tonight tomorrow and Friday for a Sunday home game against the Lo rain Comets. The Comets beat the Furnitures this season and seek revenge. All players should attend at 6 p.m. in New York.
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Thomas Furnitures
Lorain Comets
Comets
Furnitures
Star Reserve Tackle Out For Season
Cleveland October report says Stan Davis star Western Reserve lineman will have knee surgery next week and is likely out for the season. He developed a bad knee after the Carnegie Tech game with three torn cartilages found on exam. Scrim- Take with the Freshman team was planned for today ahead of the Ohio Wesleyan game next Saturday.
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Stan Davis
Western Reserve
Davis
Carnegie Teco
Ohio Wesleyan
Turf Mourns Passing Of Noted Jockey
New York reports the racing world mourning Edward H. Garrison also known as Snapper a famed American jockey who died unexpectedly yesterday of heart disease His knack for lifting tired horses led to the Garrison Finish term and shaped turf lore in racing circles.
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Edward H
Snapper) Garrison
Garrison
Boxer's $15,000 suit vs River View Miniature Golf
Phil Laverde known as Phil Verde sues River View Miniature Golf Courses Inc in Rochester NY for $15000 alleging injuries from a firecracker strike to the eye while playing on July 5 and claims his earning power was impaired.
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Rochester
Philip Laverde
River View Miniature Golf Courses, Inc
Laverde
Phil Verde
Buckeyes And Badgers In Resumption Of Old Rivalry
Ohio State and Wisconsin renew their football rivalry at Ohio Stadium on Saturday the first meeting since 1920. Both teams enter off losses and face questions on form as Buckeyes prep with a hard scrimmage while Wisconsin works through injuries and lineup doubts.
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Rhea
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Penn
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Sam Hodnick
Sam Selby
Rob Haubrich
Bert Nasmen
Wesley Fesler
King Of Hard Luck Hank Bruder Faces Final Northwestern Games
Chicago reports Henry Hank Bruder Northwestern captain and backfield star, famed for a string of injuries since 1923. After a broken leg in 1929 and a smallpox scare, Bruder has recovered to reclaim left back and cheers from coach Dick Hanley who calls him the best football player he ever coached. He eyes finales against Minnesota Indiana Wisconsin and Notre Dame.
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Henry F
Hank Bruder
Northwestern
Bruder
Pekin
Minnesota
Dartmouth
Butler
Wisconsin
Middle-West
Dick Hanley
Indiana
Notre Dame
Lorain Leads Lake Erie League Race in 1930 Preview
Lorain and Elyria lead the Lake Erie League race with Lakewood close behind and Heights and Shaw faring poorly. Lorain, boosted by wins over Heights and Lakewood, aims for the title as Elyria faces Lakewood and Heights in key upcoming games. A late October card notes Lakewood as the toughest foe to date and outlines Lorain’s path toward the Elyria game on November 22.
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Elrris
Lake Erie
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Shaw
Rive
Heights
Elyria
Rock River
Flash
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