Unbeaten Columbia and Cornell Elevens Clash In Feature Game Today
Two undefeated teams Columbia and Cornell meet in a premier Eastern clash. Hewitt of Columbia and Viviano of Cornell star in a game shaping the season’s upsets. Other major matchups include Brown vs Holy Cross and Notre Dame vs Carnegie Tech, with Notre Dame favored and several other regional showdowns across the nation.
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Ohio U Wesleyan Battle Today For Buckeye Title
Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University clash in Athens with the Buckeye title at stake. A Wesleyan win would yield its third undisputed Buckeye championship, while an Ohio U victory would remove the major obstacle to a third straight crown. Other Ohio games cited include Denison at Miami and Wittenberg at Heidelberg. Mount Union edged John Carroll 6 0 in Alliance. Wilberforce beat State Teachers to stretch its win streak to four.
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Unclear Football Result Snippet From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and teams including Michigan and Temple University with incomplete scores and affiliations. The readable bits mention Notre Dame, Alabama, and Buckeye names, but layout is garbled, preventing a coherent result or standings.
Sharkey demands Dempsey or Schmeling for next bout
New York boxers promoter interest high as Jack Sharkey declares he will fight only Jack Dempsey or the world champion. The stance ends negotiations for a Sharkey Loughran Christmas Fund bout and follows prior refusals to face Mickey Walker. Sharkey previously said he would defend the American heavyweight title and push toward Schmeling for next summer.
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Mickey Walker
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Maroons Battle Amherst Eleven At Roosevelt
The Elyria Maroons football team faces Amherst Merchants tomorrow at Roosevelt School, kickoff at 2 40 PM. Elyria has drilled hard this week and aims to upset the visitors as the lone major local gridiron game. Lineups for both teams were not fully listed in readable text.
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Roosevelt School
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Fight Results Show Varied Outcomes Across Cities
Boxing results from multiple venues include Francisco Caples KO over Andy Divedi in Sausalito, a decision for Meyer Lichtenstein in New York, and Danny Belmont’s victory in another bout. Other matches feature knockouts, decisions, and technical knockouts across Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, and more with numerous named fighters and locations listed.
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Ith Wiehlin
Meyer Lichenstein
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Rockne’s Best Plays and Locker Room Fire in 1915 Talk
An editor recalls Knute Rockne addressing Notre Dame before the 1915 Nebraska game and again 15 years later. The legendary coach delivers a rising, shouted charge to his players, challenging hearts and finish as Rockne’s words ignite a relentless drive in each team. Bucky O’Connor recalls hearing the rallying cry echo through the game.
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Furnitures Meet Motors In Midget Elevens Clash
The Struck Furnitures and Colgan Motors, two Midget teams, will meet tomorrow afternoon at Ely Stadium. Practice is at 1:00. Furnitures hold a meeting tonight at 7:30. Players should be at the field Sunday at 12:50.
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Divorced Man Alleges Vicious Acts in Probate Court
Saul Lafestein of Framingham and Marlboro testified in Middlesex Probate Court that his wife Esther ripped his straw hat into 16 pieces his tie into 40 pieces and his shirt into 25 pieces. He said she struck him with a broom knocked him down hurled hot water at him threatened to kill him and damaged his automobile upholstery while interfering with his business.
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Framingham
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Esther
Boston
Merayl
Anniversary Markers Highlight Colonial, Postal, Bridge Years
November first marks the 16th anniversary of the Stamp Act in the Colonies, the 67th anniversary of the postal money order system, and the 58th anniversary of the completion of the International Bridge between Canada and the United States.
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United States
Ring Setups Turn In Many Upsets Recently
New York report surveys the late outdoor boxing season noting numerous upsets as underdogs topple favorites. Highlights include Mickey Walker draw with Jack Sharkey, Max Schmeling and Willie Stiuble ge, Charley Retzlaff and Joe Sekura victories, and Pancho Villa defeating Sammy Fuller, among many others across cities from Cleveland to Hartford.
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United Press
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Mickey Walker
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Willie Stiibling
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Joe Sekura
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Tommy Loughran
Victoria Campolo
Jimmy Johnston
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Billy Wallace
Erie
Bobby Pacho
Ted Morgan
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Idaho
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Manuel Quintero
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Syracuse
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Ben Jeby
Vince Foraione
Joe Anderson
Letperville
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Ralph Lenny
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White Sox Remain Under Comiskey Banner
Chicago news reports the White Sox will stay under the Comiskey name and banner. J Louis Comiskey, eldest son of Charles A Comiskey, was elected president and treasurer, with Harry Grabiner reappointed secretary and named vice president. Estate value cited as several million dollars.
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Harry Grabiner
Austrian
Elyria High Gridders Meet Shaw This Afternoon
Elyria High varsity teams travel to Shaw High for a key Lake Erie League clash at Shaw Stadium. A victory would boost either side’s title chances. Other Erie games today include Lorain at Cleveland Heights and Rocky River at Lakewood.
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Lake Erie
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Lorain
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Rocky River
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Rockwood and Herflinger Set for Lorain Horseshoe Showdown
Lyle Rockwood, former Elyria champion, and George Herflinger, top Lorain pitcher, will clash in a series of games tomorrow at Lorain. Rivalry runs high as both sides bring strong support. Eleven games are scheduled, best six out of eleven deciding the winner.
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Elyria City Horseshoe
George Herflinger
Lorain
Elaven
Merchants Banquet Honors Elyria Champions 1931
The Elyria Merchants baseball club, city champions of 1931, will hold their annual banquet at manager Herman Juicy Klein’s home tonight.
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Elyria. Merchants
Elyria
Herman “Juicy” Klein
Moose Quintet Tops Elks to Lead City Bowling League
Moose quintet defeats Elks five two games to one to grab a share of first place in the City Bowling League at Knights of Columbus alleys. Carpenter’s 594 set and Johnny’s 204 top the scores. Knights of Columbus blank Chronicle Telegram in three straight. next Tuesday’s matches pit Eagles against K of C and Elks against Aces.
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Ohio Favored In Today's Clash With Indiana
Ohio State carried confidence into the Homecoming clash with Indiana at Bloomington before about 15 000 fans. Ohio held a stronger running game and more depth while Indiana relied on passing. the outcome favored the Buckeyes though Bill Sarrell battled foot blisters and Fred Conrad started at end in place of Bert Nastaan. Ohio State and Indiana, both young Big Ten coaches, sought late-season momentum to reach the conference's first division.
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Bert Nastaan
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Indianapolis Owner Seeks Major League Franchise
Indianapolis owner Perry seeks a major league franchise and reportedly would pay 32 500 000 for the New York Giants. He and adviser Hendricks conferred with Giants owner Stoneham, who showed no eagerness to sell. Perry also courted offers for the Reds Pirates and White Sox.
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Gaye's Run Secures Davis Elkins Victory
In a night game, Davis Elkins halfback Tommy Gaye scored the lone touchdown, giving West Virginia’s Davis Elkins a 7 to 0 win over Seton Hall. The score came in the first quarter after a turnover on a Seton Hall punt at the 41 yard line, with Gaye breaking left to the 10 before a five yard penalty.
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Davis Elkins
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Gar Wood Proposes Clock Start To Prevent Fouls
Gar Wood urges a giant clock at the starting line to curb early starts in the Harmsworth Trophy regatta. The system would show minute and second hands to prevent crossing ahead of time. This year Wood and Kaye Don were disqualified after jumping the line. A plunge by Gaye yielded a score and he also hit the line for the extra point.
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England
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