Sports Roundup from Buffalo Says Bears Talent Deep
Dr Jock Sutherland calls the Bears the greatest aggregation of football players he ever saw with depth in every position. Michigan picks Minnesota to win the Big Ten title. John Carmichael and Billy Sullivan weigh in on infield problems and other sports notes.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jock Sutherland
Soaceie Bears
Bing Crosby Dickering
Boston Bees
Jack Dempsey
Oklahoma
Carl Morris
Willard
Michigan
Bo McMillen
Minnesota
Joe McCarthy
Joe
Loyola New Orleans enrollment grows despite football elimination
The Loyola University of New Orleans reports enrollment remains high even after dropping football. In contrast Colorado School of Mines confirms its largest-ever enrollment. The Buffalo Athletic Club held its annual party with notable guests including Seymour Knox Doc Sutherland and Tommy Richardson.
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Loyola
New Orleans
Colorado School of Mines
Buffalo Athletic Club
Seymour Knox
M. C
Doc Sutherland
Tommy Richardson
Eastern College
Bill Stewart
Willing Patterson
Ace Parker
Roscoe Turner
Dick Vidmer
Detroi Pitcher
Toauctioneer
Jimmy Ailinger
Fights Last Night Results Across Several Cities
In Philadelphia Tommy Forte won on points over Lou Salica while Red Burman outpointed Tony Musto in Baltimore. Irving Ridge stopped Billy Bullock in New York, and Preddie Red Cochrane beat Norman Rubio in Newark. Charley Gomer defeated Abe Denner in Providence, and George Henry stopped Frankie Bernacki in Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Philadephia
Tommy Forte
Philadelphia
Lou
Salica
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Red Burman
Tony Musto
Chicago
New York
Irvingridge
Billy Bullock
Washington
Newark
N. J
Preddie
Red Cochrane
Elizabeth
Norman Rubio
Albany
N. Y
Providence
R. I
Chartey Gomer
Abe Denner
George Henry
Milwaukee
Frankie Bernacki
Timore
Handley Judges Rally Past Allegany 6–0 in CVAL Clash
Handley High defeated Allegany 6 to 0 in a CVAL matchup as coach Norman Ochs celebrated a rare win against Cumberland rival. The Judges built a cautious lead, with a standout defense and a late surge, while Allegany suffered a second straight CVAL defeat under Herman Ball.
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Handley High
Allegany
Norman Ochs
Curberland
Handley
Handley Football Club
Winchester
Cumberland
Herman Ball
Bargain Rates
Minneapolis police seized a 1929 model car bought for $15 by Patrick N Murphy after seven delinquent tags. The car was hauled from a garage at towing cost. Murphy offered to give the garage proprietor the car if he would settle the tags. The total bill reached a sum still under the demanding fee.
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Minneapolis
Patrick N. Murphy
Murphy
Miss Webb Hosts Chinese Culture Party for 30 Pupils
In Kansas City on October 22 Miss Frances Webb hosted thirty pupils to a china study party. They ate popcorn with chopsticks and read mottoes on the implements reflecting traditional Chinese beliefs. A boy presented Miss Webb with a playful pun about wives and popcorn to conclude.
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Kansas City
Frances Webb
Theildren
Mike Lining Up Heavies For Winter
New York, Oct. 22. Mike Lining his heavyweight plans for winter includes aiming for a 15 round bout with Joe Louis and potential matches for Buddy Baer and Red Burman. Proposals feature Conn versus Savoli on Nov 29 and Nova returning to the Garden in December with claims of greater size and strength.
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New York
Joe Louis
Eavyweight Brigade
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Red Burman
Louis
Buddy Beer
Conn
Savoli
Billy
Nova
Garden
Ray Car
Max Baer
Tony Galento
Johnny Ray
Red
Max Waxman
Burman
Ray
Mike May
Buddy Baer
Washington
Boyce Brevities Recap of Local Visits and Red Cross Start
Horace Smith of Norfolk visits relatives in Boyce while Percy Shepherd returns from Cincinnati to register. Russell Carper and Letta Shepherd visit Lanham and Boyce friends. Ellwood Wiley and Wharton County enlist in the Army for Panama. Philip Colston stationed at Langley Field visits home. Red Cross work begins in Boyce under Mrs. Tom Byrd and Mrs. Edward Jenkins with knitting sewing and surgical dressings at Parish Hall Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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Boyce
Horace Smith
Norfolk
Percy Shepherd
Cincinnati
Ohio
Russell Carper
Washington
Charles Lanham
Letta Shepherd
R. H. Gardner
Gardner
Martinsburg
Henry Jenkins
Millwood
Ellwood Wiley
Wharton County
Panama
Philip Colston
Army
Langley Field
R. A. Colston
Winchester
Berryville
Red Cross
Tom Byrd
Edward Jenkins
Robert H. Gardner
Colder Weather Hits Reliance Section Tonight
Oct 22 report notes much cooler conditions in Reliance and a forecast of freezing temperatures. Rains have spurred late vegetation likely to suffer. Local residents travel for school observations and visit relatives in Fredericksburg and Alexandria.
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Reliance
Cecil Hyde
Marguerite
Alexandria
S. S. Lakey
North Carolina
Jimmy Lakey
Fredericksburg
Alva Lakey
Skyland
R. R. Stickley
F. L. Derflinger
Waly
Orn Gruver
Gilbert Brumb
Handley Players Earn Honors In Saturday Game
In Saturday's game several players received honors including Robert Taylor Butch Robinson Bill McIntyre Billy Miller and Maurice Blosser for valuable performances in a closely contested match.
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Robert Taylor
Butch Robinson
Eevee
Bill McIntyre
Eseesessees
Billy Miller
Maurice Blosser
Tere Eennee
Notre Dame Moves Up in Poll
The 61-0 Irish win over Carnegie Tech helps Notre Dame rise to second in the AP poll behind Cornell. Michigan remains third as Penn moves to eighth. Texas Aggies drop to fourth with 1,037 points. Other top ten include Tennessee Minnesota Northwestern Stanford and Boston College.
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Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Associated Press
Penn
Cornell
Red Power House
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Irish
Texas Aggies
Tennessee
Minnesota
Northwestern
Stanford
Boston College
Penn State
Ohio State
Detroit
Baylor
Duke
Navy
California
Mississippi
Ee Tech
Texas Tech
Forest
Missouri
Colorado
Ophlanning social guests aid church repairs
The article notes a Halloween social to benefit a local church needing repair work. Miss Cecil Hyde, Miss Chara Bell Grover, and Miss Anna Cathryn Syke from Amelia Virginia visited Miss Hyde's mother over the weekend. Other locals including Mrs D N Grover and Mrs Russel Stickley hosted guests at The Skillet area.
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Ophlanning
P & Hallowe’en Social
Cecil Hyde
Chara Bell Grover
Anna Cathryn Syke Mote
Amelia
Miss Hyde
C. H. Cummins
Washington, D. C
D. N. Grover
Russel Stickley
Alford Snapp
Skillet
Herbert Jones
Snapp
Scott Owens
H. E. Gruver
William Stickley
Weaver And Clem Post Best Scores In Local League
Weaver and Clem posted top marks as COC standings show Rouss 3 0 Swimley, Schenck 2 Cammer Tere 1 with Webers 2 Laundry 1 and Solenbergers 2 Friendship 1. High game 145 by Clem Goodrich and 144 by Weaver Swimley. high set 381 by Weaver. Team game led by Rouss 584, Schenck 577, Swimley 577. total pins show Rouss 1680, Friendship 1600, Schenck 1653.
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Clem
Goodrich
Weaver
Swimley
Lansford
Rouss
Fauver
Schenck
Ae Swimley
Twenty American women and children reach West Coast port
Twenty American women and children, part of a larger group of U S nationals advised to depart the Orient, arrived at a West Coast Canadian port last night en route to their homeland.
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United States
Orient
Cornell and Penn Face Tough Opponents This Weekend
New York, Oct. 22. Cornell is favored over Ohio State as the Big Red hosts the Buckeyes, while Penn travels to Michigan in a clash that tests the Quakers’ aerial game and Michigan’s rushing strength. The analysis predicts Cornell over Ohio State and Michigan over Penn.
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Bill Bonn
New York
Ohio State
Cornell
Penn
Michigan
Buckeyes
Ithacans
Colgate
Army
Syracuse
McCullough
Murphy Scholl
Bufalino
Regan
Tigers
Dave Allerdice
Ines
Princeton
Harmon
Local Family Visit From Mansfield and Cumberland
High View Virginia residents report visitors from Mansfield Colorado and Cumberland Maryland over a recent weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Norman White and son John Edward joined Mr. and Mrs. J. E. White and family, with Mrs. Ethel Shuler also in attendance.
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High View
Norman White
John Edward
Mansfield, CO
Ethel Shuler
Cumberland
J. E. White
Marvin Clark
Texas Back Runs Like A Sage Hen
Stephenville High School standout Barney Welch is described as a dynamic scorer and elusive runner. In five games he has 200 rushing yards and a point total that leads his team and may top national boy’s football scorers.
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Stephenville
Tex
Little Barney Welch
Stephenvile High School
Welch
Texas
Family visits reported in local notes
The family of Vaucluse called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hartley. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shiley spent Sunday with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shiley. Miss Greta Bray arrived in Denver after visiting friends in St. Louis and will spend time with her cousin. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. White called on Mrs. Garland Broy and family.
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Vaucluse
John Hartley
Earl Shiley
Henry Shiley
Greta Bray
St. Louis
Denver
Col
J. E. White
Garland Broy
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