Princeton Rose Bowl bid rejected by athletic director
Princeton’s director of athletics Burnham Dell announced the university will not accept a Rose Bowl bid this year despite widespread speculation. He said the Big Three understanding bars post season games and emphasized money or travel would not influence the decision.
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Lathe Tipps Ties Ohio State Fame To Boxing Weighs
Lathe Tipps gains notice as Ohio State football’s man of the hour amid debate over his size hindering his career. Pete Stinehemath and others discuss weight differences, boxing legends, and a noted boxing lineup while Moss expands his show footprint at Rialto Theatre.
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Giant Shakeup Seen In N Y Giants Ranks
Manager Bill Terry signals major roster overhaul for the New York Giants. Only lefty Carl Hubbell and outfielder Mel Ott are safe as up to a dozen players face trade. Talks include trading Hubbell for Dizzy Dean and rebuilding around a new shortstop and first baseman.
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Columbia to Open 1935 Schedule With Michigan Game
New York, Oct. 30. Columbia reveals its 1935 football schedule with Michigan set to travel to New York for a October 26 game, starting a two year home and home series. The note sits amid other entries including Virginia Military Institute Rutgers Penn and Penn in the slate.
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Overconfidence Aims at Elyria High Football Title
In a frank analysis coach Roy Clymer leads Elyria High as the team faces Oberlin, warning against overconfidence that has doomed past Elyria squads. The piece praises Elyria’s fighting spirit, sharp blocking, and knack for capitalizing on breaks, while stressing a cautious path to a sought major title.
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Coen Ends Third In Erie Scoring List
Elyria star Chuck Coen, Crimson end, scored a touchdown and added seven points after, lifting Elyria to a 7 0 win over Toledo Scott and placing him third in Lake Erie League scoring with 13 points. The Crimson leads the league with five wins and one loss, while Lorain trails with four victories. Other league standings notes and upcoming games are mentioned, including Elyria facing Leon and Lorain’s schedule.
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Fight Results Report From United Press Brooklyn Edition
Fight results list scattered over New York and other cities with names like Charles Mivssera Hittschurch Larry Johnsan Land Harper Lew Feldman Petey Hayes and Frankie Hillehes. The material shows multiple bouts with various outcomes and locations including St. Nick's New York and Pittsburgh. Names and places appear with inconsistent spellings and unclear matchups, suggesting a hurried OCR of a sports roundup.
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Lakewood Star 18 Points Leads Lightie Scoring
Lakewood star Bob Lawler scored the lone touchdown to top the Lake Erie League scoring with 18 points and helped Lakewood tie Shaw for the league lead as both teams posted two wins and a tie in three starts. Also notes Ohio State easing practice after four hard games ahead of Western Reserve with key players Bettridge and Smith expected to return from knee injuries.
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Leaders Meet Tonight In City Bowling Matches
Elyria city bowling action centers on a top four showdown at Knights of Columbus alleys. The Lite Brown Jugs tied for first with I. T. Rubber face Colson Company, while Rubber goes against Jackson Wallpaper for the night’s key pairings.
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Elyria Coaches Focus on Crimson Reserves for Four Games
Elyria High coach Roy Clymer and assistant Dave Eaton prepare the Crimson Reserves this week to bolster depth for four remaining games. Regulars Vincent Kushinski and Johnny Maiden show progress, while Hank Wazyniak is out with a broken finger for the Oberlin game. Clymer stresses one-game-at-a-time mindset and plans a trip to see the OSU-WR contest.
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Winners to Claim Heights-Elyria Loop Game Ducats
The Chronicle Telegran invites readers to predict the Elyria Cleveland Heights Lake Erie League game on November 14 for a chance to win two ducats. Clip the coupon, predict twenty games, and mail before the deadline. No limit on entries. first correct replies win. Employees and families excluded.
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South Enders Drill For City Lightweight Title Bid
South Enders will practice tonight at Harmon Field at seven, with listed players including Healy, Hoss, Tass, Sient, Malcorer, Gleason, Noel, Bailey, Dugan, Tucker, Powers, Paouessa, and Belinir. They challenge Elyria Country Club Caddies for a city lightweight championship game, with Caddies manager seeking contact with George Ross.
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Ex-Hys Practice At Roosevelt Field This Evening
Elyria bex-lHirs will practice at Roosevelt Field this evening at 5 30 to prep for next Sunday's game. Coach Pete Yucka says all players must be present as negotiations for the contest continue though an strong aggregation is expected Saturday or Sunday.
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Amherst Club Sets Dance Series Start November 10
Amherst Ohio officials report arrangements for a series of dances by the Amherst Athletic Club at a special meeting last night. The first dance is scheduled for Saturday November 10 with events every two weeks thereafter.
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Panther Tops Craig Before 700 Fans at Rainbow Gardens
In front of about 700 fans at Rainbow Gardens, the Black Panther defeated George Craig of Oklahoma in a best of three falls match. Craig won the second fall after a long hammerlock, but the Panther took the first and third Falls with body scissors and a body changer. Also, Walter Miller of Butte defeated Ralph Hammond in two straight falls, using a leg lock and a dominant crab hold amid roughhouse moments. Other bouts featured Johnny LeComte beating Earl Powers and Ray Schnank defeating Wayne Guy. Dan Morris announced a move to the Rialto Theater on Second Street, with a show next Monday night.
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Turley Dominates Ohio Scoring Race In Hasty Standings
United Press reports Ohio Wesleyan star John Turley holds a 25 point lead in college football scoring with 65 points from touchdowns and field goals. Hubert Foster of Denison trails as Turley’s closest rival. Foster has 42 points after scoring against Case. Elden Armbrust of Ohio University sits third with 39, Art Goldsmith of Baldwin Wallace fourth with 38, and Bob Taliaferro of Wooster fifth with 36.
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Mat Results From Kansas City Meet
Harold Mething of St. Louis won over an unnamed opponent in Kansas City. Karl Davis of Bartlesville defeated George Zatios of New York. The Athens Greece entrant also appears in the results with a 230 score.
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