Ohio State focus on Cramer comeback for Michigan Northwestern tests
Ohio State coach Willaman aims to peak for crucial October games against Michigan and Northwestern. The veteran line backs Cramer to lead a balanced backfield with Wetzel and Keefe in the backfield and Rosequist and Boucher as top punters, as the team treats Cramer’s return as pivotal to a Big Ten title run.
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Northwestern
George Kirkley
United Press
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Gam Williman
Willaman
Lorain Fisher Foods Sandusky Eagles Charity Game
The American Legion charity football game at Ely Stadium features Lorain Fisher Foods and the Sandusky Eagles, two top semi pro teams from Ohio. Proceeds from the event will be donated to a specified Legion cause.
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Ohio
Here’s How Ohio May Line Up For Opener
Ohio State’s probable first team lineup lists Max Padlow at left end from Dayton, Fred Conrad at left tackle from Worcester, Reggie Monahan at left guard from Lorain, Mike Vuchinich at center from Southwest, Joe Gallus at right guard from Vandergrift, Ted Rosequist at right tackle from Cleveland, Sid Gillman at right end from Minneapolis, Carl Cramer at quarterback from Dayton, Stanley Pincura at quarterback from Lorain, Tom Keefe at left halfback from Toledo, Jack Smith at right halfback from Hamilton, and Damon Wetzel at fullback from Columbus. All lettermen except Smith remain. Smith is a junior who was out last year due to appendicitis.
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Bleven
Cramer
Michigan
Willaman
Willlaman
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Buzz Wetzel
Tom Keefe
Jack Smith
Marshall Oliphant
Stanley Pincura
Frank Boucher
Frank Fisch
Dick Heekin
Pineura
Fisch
Rosequist
Boucher
Keefe
Wetzel
Dave Jones
Dick Beltz
Jos Thomas
Ohio
Columbus
Max Padlow
Dayton
Fred Conrad
Wonster
O. LG
Reggie Monahan
Lorain
O. C
Mike Vuchinich
Southwest
Joe Gallus
Vanderarift
Ted Rosequist
Cleveland
C. RE
Sid Gillman
Minneapolls
Dayton Q
Hamilton
Damon Wetzel
Smith
Hands stay in contact to control the swing says Alex Morrison
Golf expert Alex Morrison stresses precise hand positions throughout the swing and recommends keeping both hands touching from start to finish to improve control. He notes many players fail to track initial hand positions and lose awareness once the swing begins. A separate tip for left handed players follows, with a brief mention of rising exports to China from Japan.
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Alex Morrison
Livesay Wins Left Handed Golf Title
FE G Livesay of Columbus captured the National left handed golf title in Cleveland Ohio finishing the 72 hole event with a 13 stroke lead at 303 over R W Needs of Aurora Leeds was 218 and Charles Teskey of Canterbury placed third at 321. Twelve port-siders competed at Acacia Country Club with Bem Richter of St Louis shooting an exhibition round of 285.
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Livesay
R. W. Needs
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Livesar
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Charles Teskey
Canterbury
Acacia Country Club
Bem Richter
St. Louis
Forward Pass Technique In 1906 Style And Modernization
The article, written for Chron icle-Telegram by Herb McCracken, compares the 1906 sweeping arm forward pass to the modern over arm throw. It cites Cliff Montgomery of Columbia, Benny Friedman and Harry Newman of Michigan, and explains grip, cocking behind the ear, and the impact on spiral. notes passers in motion.
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Central Press
Herb M'Cracken
Lafayette
Pittsburgh
Cliff Montgomery
Columbia
Michigan
Benny Friedman
Harry Newman
Montgomery
Hardwares And Motors Sweep City Bowling Matches
Elyria Hardwares Welsh Funeral Home and Glen Rogers Motors won two of three in City League bowling at Knights of Columbus. The three new teams joined the league, while a political candidate faced farming district scrutiny after a combative exchange with a challenger.
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Jackson Wall Paper
Welsh Funeral Home
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Hardwares
Football Roundup Highlights From Fordham to Duke
Fordham coach Jim Crowley to host weekly football clinic for writers starting next Tuesday. Army eyes a tough Mercer game as the Cadets prep with star Robert E. Lee a Georgia halfback. Colgate’s Andy Kerr refines backs’ shifts and rhythm. Notre Dame’s 1933 squad shaped by Hank Anderson with Lukats and Hanley? Route Rockne era influence. Michigan star Harry Kipke punt record stands with 225 kicks. Bears favored on odd years, Crowley ends huddle signals. Columbia backfield Montgomery Barbados Brominski Maniaci tops Lions since WWII. Colorado Springs Cheyenne School drops football for rodeo. Temple promotes Win with Warner. Duke to remain strong. Fred Crawford gains five pounds as key tackle. Defensive strength hinges on tackles. offenses on halves.
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Dick Hanley
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Fred Crawford
South
Durham
Probable Starting Lineups for Fisher Foods clash with Sandusky Eagles
The International Society for Crippled Children backs an event with Fisher Foods facing Sandusky Eagles in Ely Stadium. The preliminaries feature Elyria High Lightweights and Oberlin High Reserves. Fisher Foods boast players like Urbas Ursic Carek and Lepkowski, while Sandusky lists Beebe Lazzara Betzenheimer Krueger. The game, at 8 15, follows an earlier 6 15 kickoff, with drum corps from Elyria Lorain and Berea.
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R.H Betzenheimer
Wolo
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Wayside Inn gridiron team to report for practice
All Wayside Inn football players must report to the field tonight at 6 30 for a practice session.
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Wayside Inn
Large Advance Sale of Grid Ducats at Ely Stadium
Charles Persons reports advance ticket sales for tonight's charity football game at Ely Stadium have exceeded expectations with about 500 sold and estimates placing sales over 1000. Sandusky and Elyria Eagles will parade with the American Legion drum corps, assembling at 7 pm, as the corps prepares for the Chicago trip. Open houses tonight and tomorrow help fund travel costs for the band to Chicago for the national convention.
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Ely Stadium
Persons
Ohio
Sandusky Eagles
Elyria Eagles
American Legion
Eagles
Chicago
Corpe
Pennsylvania Auto Death Toll Reaches Over One Thousand
Harrisburg report shows 1,001 people killed in 23,667 auto accidents and 24,670 injured in seven months. Despite a 3.9 percent rise in accidents and 10.5 percent more injuries, deaths fell about two percent. An odd quote about Kant closes the item.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue
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