Oberlin to Meet Reserve in Crucial Saturday Clash
Oberlin aims for revenge as it hosts Western Reserve in a key regional clash. The series favors Reserve recently, but Oberlin has historically dominated since 1891, with the 1927 Oberlin win the lone exception in recent decades. Coach Metcalf tightens lines to counter Reserve’s aerial attack while injuries thin Oberlin’s ranks.
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Battlaw Reserve
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Crimson and Gold Machine
Reserve
Oberlin Reserve
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Due Field
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Weibers
Th Wainberg
Street Car Men Trim Bankers by 4 Scant Points
Street Car Men defeat Lorain County Bank team on Temple alleys last evening by two ins and win two of three games. Scores show totals 788 and 762 2924 noting both are new teams in their first match and suggesting future clashes.
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Lorain County Bank
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Humphrey
Wilcot
Uibson Ls al Aiate
Lorain County Bank Gamble
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Irish promoter eyes guaranteed pay for boxers
Frere states managers must guarantee any fighter, while Murphy and Stack Yard discuss forfeit and guaranteed receipts. The piece notes Irishman Murphy’s recent wins, pending dates, and plans as he negotiates terms with Racine and other clubs. It also references Penn football and Chicago boxing scene, detailing Mike Murphy's famed halftime speech and upcoming 1920 Sox pitching moves.
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Frere
Stack
Murphy
Chicago
Tommy
Racine
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gMurphy
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Frankie An
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Kalamazoo
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Vings
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Taving
Atlantic
Harry Greb
Mike O-Dowan
Eddie
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Wonderful
Echieve
Three Close Games In Willys Overland Bowling Night
In the Willys Overland league three tight matches produced victories for the Assemblers Automatics and Mail Order Fives. The Mad Orders, Automates and Engine Assemblers defeated the Tool Room, Tool Repair and Foremen quintets in a night of strong scores and close finishes.
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Runitz
Orvisss
Henery
Sweeney
Dan Schmitkons
Smith
Anderson Os
Walker
Sane
Isa
Paabody
Peters
Peeteee
Willer
Gee
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Collys Tee
Martin
Ose
Novak
Rabson
High school football games on tap Saturday
Good football games in the district include Fremont at Lorain Elyria at Sandusky Oak Harbor at Norwalk Amherst at Wellington Huron at Vermilion and Oberlin at Youngstown Arran.
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Lorain
Elytia
Sandusky
Oak Harbor
Norwalk
Amherst
Wellington
Huron
Vermilon
Obertin
Youngstown
Aran
Amherst Athletics Arranges Three Football Battles
Amherst Oct 31 Waensger Scheeffer has completed the schedule for the remaining season. Next Sunday Sandusky will play at Brandt's Park. On Nov 9 Amherst goes to Fremont to meet the city team. Fifty fans travel by special car. On Nov 16 Amherst visits Elyria to play the Andrews. Armistice day has no contracted game yet.
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Waensger Scheeffer
Tremeinder
Sandusky
Brandt’s Park
Fremont
Elyria
Schaeffer
Lorain boxers stage Amherst exhibition in Redington hall
Amherst Ohio October exhibition features Toughey Ramser and Alex Hart in a four round bout for ex soldiers of the Amherst Eagles. Ramser and Hart trade blows, with toe to toe exchanges late in the fourth. Lala Ryan and Jim Ryan also fight, Sammy Dundee defeats Young Devine, first boxing show in Amherst in years. Mayor Foster presides as soldiers honored. ceremony includes comrade tributes and veterans remarks.
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Amherst
Toughey Ramser
Alex Hart
Redington Hall
Amherst Eagles
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Hart
Lala
Jim Ryan
Vala
Sammy Dundee
Devine
Dundee
Lle
Mayor Foster
Ambherst
Tansler
Céremaonies
Ear Payer to Marry Miss Margaret Howalls
Ear Payer plans to marry Miss Margaret Howalls. Clark enlisted with the Canadian army at the outbreak of World War I and was the first Lorisn to be injured, permanently crippled in the Battle of Vimy Ridge.
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Ear Payer
Margaret Howalls
Clark
Elyria and Sandusky to Clash in Key Relay Match
Elyria and Sandusky high school teams prepare for a pivotal big game tomorrow in Sandusky. Elyria hopes to leverage a strong, fast squad and new plays while Sandusky counters with trick formations including a fake punt. Coaches Vaughn and Blackey have their 25 and team ready as both sides rally students and supporters for the rivalry showdown.
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Elyria
Blackey
Vaughn
Ren
Sandrusky
TeAson
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Lake Shore
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Hurst
Coller
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Hiay
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Krugman
Penberthy
Rankin
Hancock
Halvex and Penfound Lead Uncertain Lineup for Game
The roster fluctuates as Kotske or Tulk could replace a guard and Gutbman may start at halfback. Coach Vaughn, often dressed in a shirt, decides the final lineup moments before kickoff, making the exact starting positions unclear.
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Kotske
Tulk
Gutbman
Vaughn
Oberlin Uses Wireless to Get Scores
Oberlin students rig a wireless setup to relay football scores during a game. An Oberlin youth and local enthusiast operates the improvised station, transmitting play-by-play to inform town residents of the action as it unfolds.
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Ben Oberlin
Oberlin
Arthur Cayruthers
Oberin
Tam
Berviie
Over-Worked Men Strenuously Worn by Life
An article warns that strenuous living and overwork exhaust vital blood and nerve forces. It lists symptoms from poor appetite to headaches and memory loss, then claims Dr. Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets rebuild blood and nerves. Sold by druggists for 60 cents, stronger 90 cents.
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