The Daily Sentinel-Tribune from Bowling Green, Ohio • 3

THE D'AILY SENTINED TRIBUNE BOWLING GREEN OHIO MONDAY 24' 1932 ALCONS SHOW NEW DRIVE BEAT DEIANCE At the Very Instant of a Tackle in USC Loyola Game INSPIRED ATTACK IS Ing which a tar cart was rolled down school Bobcats are urged ta attend ithe StCDS of Pnmornn hall nn thn muiips maue oLevciisou uiu tack which added versatility enough I Stevenson passed to Shupe who was tn thn nffanca tr mnlTfl tno nnnCKl 4 plays after the IGHT RESULTS The blocking was of the superior 32 vard Une and a pass Stevenson 1 center of the Ohio football stage to to be given much consideration Rend the Sentinel Ads TRIALS NEAR PUZZLE! Tl 1 1 A Quick relief for aci'L TU lYl tion heartbum Only 10c 'isttM all you could ask for! Orton Jones 6 Republican Candidate for The lineups of the Saturday County Surveyor St Second Term lesterfield 0 13 (Political Advertisement) M) TONIGHT I WW TOMORROW AIRICHT hectic struggle among the 14 old toys of the city was fin Defiance Cameron Dunlap and Andrews and Hostetter McCroiy and Sheffer of Bowling 0 13 Harvard 10 Dartmouth 7 1 Colgate 14 New York U0 Michigan State 19 ordham Columbia 45 Williams 0 In asking for re election to the of fice of County Surveyor I pledge continuance of good engineering with economy Your support will be appreciated COLUMBUS Oct 22 Accused of being the instigator of a pre football game celebration dur This very unusual picture taken during the recent football clash in Los Angeles be tween the University of California and Loyola University shows Gordon Clark of being tackled in midair by Vaughn Euge of Loyola on the instant of catching the ball between halves of the football game Saturday 42 to 24 The local team failed to place more than one man among the first seven finishers COLUMBUS Oct 24 (INS) memory of its heroes the fact that The order of finish in the 2 mlle race: Graham ahrer and Cum minps ol Wheeler Defiance McBride lieen type Tackling was improved though it was still far from per fect The drive and charge in the entire team was of the game win ning type The team that played Defiance Saturday would have beat en Bluffton by a couple of touch down that is how much different it was Defiance Starts Strong It looked bad at first for the Yel lowjackets opened up immediately with a touchdown drive that rather upset the home folks It up set the alcon players though Bowling Green received and kick ed after two penalities totaling 20 yards had set them back to the 9 yard line Murray's boot from be hind the goal went 50 yards and was downed on the mid field marker Two plunges netted 6 and a pass from Rex to Clemens made 20 An other pass play by the same route rutted a touchdown Rex made a iSffty goal after placement and the score was Defiance 7 Bowling Green 0 CHICAGO Oct 24 or the first time in its 31 year history the American Association today had ap proved a saliny limit for players The was agreed upon here yesterday at a meeting of the circuit's club owners who also de decided to carry out a schedule of 168 games next season the same number as wore played last year IWhat a pleasure it was on Sat Canton boy who leaped up amid a 'Splitting" Headaches fH she learned why she was always VI miserable and found out about NR Tablets Remedy) Now she gets along fine with everybody This safe depend able all vegetable laxative brought quick relief and quiet nerves because it cleared her system of poisonous wastes made bowel action easy and regular Thousands take NR daily such a sure pleasant corrective Mild ron naoit torm ingNobadafter effects At your 25c tory walloping to Mus kinijum was badly needed at thej Student Prince camp Stories of! friction in the coaching staff at Heidelberg have been widely circu (At romance in a Chesterfield the romance of fine tobaccos from all over the world The'search begins in far offTurkey where Chesterfield buyers visit every impor tant tobacco growing sectionand continues throughout our owu Southland Year in and year out Chesterfield gives io its smokers the of all these fields A year Ished Saturday afternoon when twoi gridiron teams deadlocked 26 to 26 1 in a gridiron battle The Bears came back strong in the to quarter to score the tying points against the Blades with hut 5 seconds to play Editor's Wow what a game fans of the city must have mtesed!) And now the Bears Blades and Bulldogs another young team are all tied for first place in their lea gue Another team dropped out: when it took too many trimmings Tli': Bears and Bulldogs who play Wednesday evening at the corner of Pearl and Buttonwood have al ready played a scoreless tie Dick arringer is coach of the Bears and Ralph Atha is coach of the Bull coaches trie OHIO SCHOLASTIC Sandusky 48 Lorain 6 mdlay 7 Marion Harding remont 23 Willard 0 Toledo DeVifbiss 67 Toledo Whit mer 0 Toledo Libbey 13 Toledo Scott 6 upper Sandusky 25 ostoria 13 Tiffin Calvert 13 NorwaiK Pam 0 Oberlin High 39 Bellevue 13 Lima South 3a Gabon 0 Lima Central 32 Defiance 0 Port Clinton 20 Maumee 0 Rossford 19 Monroe (Mich) Crestline 12 Carey 6 EAST Army 20 Yale 0 Navy 0 Princeton 0 A A Adopts Salary Limit and the touch dropkick was the bars The Sparks Miller Bowers fine ride Baluss Claypool Hale Conkey Clemens Rex owler Clemens Ringsr 2 Points after touchdown Rex I (nlacekick) Murray 2 (dropkicks) Subs: Bowling Green: Swartz rt Phillips rh Barlow re earnside rg Defiance: Shindler Gordon rh Parker Indiana I Keller Toledo Repp Wittenberg score ny Defiance 0 Green 0 7 0 AIDED DY CHANGE IN LINEUP BEE GEES ANS URGE TO GO TO NAPOLEON THURSDAY Case 13 Wooster 0 Miami 16 Ohio University 11 Akron 0 Kent State 0 Baldwin Wallace 6 Ashland Ohio Wesleyan 25 De Pauw Cincinnati 6 Denison 0 Otterbein 6 Capital 0 Toledo 6 Marietta 0 Ohio Northern 19 Hiram 0 Bowling Green 14 Defiance 7 Wilberforce 7 Lincoln 7 Morehead (Ky) Teachers 10 Rio Grande 7 BIG TEN Ohio State 0 Pittsburgh Northwestern 7 Purdue Michigan 32 Illinois 0 Wisconsin 39 Coe 0 Chicago 13 Indiana 7 Minnesota 21 Iowa6 OHIO STATE CHEER LEADER ON TRIAL OR CAMPUS PRANK nation for the team's recent show i Bowling Green which tripped up Defiance 14 to 7 will play Hiram terweight title defeating David Vel thls week Kent State will tanglejpsco 10 with John Carroll Bluffton will go At Santiago to indlay and Xavier of Cinein 1 Antonio ernandez Chile llght cinnati will entertain Ixiyola of Newjwelght defeated Shnon Guerra San Orleans I tiago 101 and Harry ijecKcr oi Winamac in diana Don Waters of Elmore act ed as writer for the American ield during the trials While the trials were declared very interesting by the many sports men who were present the work i of the dogs was not as outstanding I as it has been in previous trials it was said The trials attract many nationally known sportsmen and men of wealth each year to tne offense to maxe me opposi tion apprehensive of their strategy The complete change in the team from the week previous in the game with Bluffton was so pleasing that everyone is supremely happy over the prospects for the remainder of the season Howard Ringer a veritable batter ing ram from Hicksville went in iafel fullback Saturday being switch ed from a guard role Willard Schaller advanced into the line at center from the fullback post Lest er Perry shifted over from center to guard and what a trans formation those changes made in the team MIAMI SPRINGS BIG UPSET BY BEATING OHIO BOBCATS Teams Play To 26 26 Tie urday to see the sweeping change number of defensive men and snag that had come in the Bowling Green 1)411 lor a 25 yard gain State college as thev trompled on Three plays were short of a firsu the prides of Defiance college and down and a P358 over the lins sent them home a badly beaten out 1 was incomplete fit though the score was ohly 14 to remander of the half was 7 fought in midfield with in The greatest pleasure was deriv i ed from the fact that something a Yninnv Carl Stephens of Oakwood tmPH 3 6 i and mwer in 6(1 through the line to block a punt stilled drive punch and pouer in on Qn Dgfiance te their machine for the first Umeyard toe gain 15 I enough ground and was stopped on The new lineup showed great Defiance kicked out to Mur strength as compared to the old oneray wj10 ran jfie tfie yard It possessed the necessary punch line to make touchdown and displayed Ringer Scores Touchdown a very dangerous forward pass at ir ja Philhrw mQfta 2 4 and tar VATCfttlhtV enmifrh I By S) lated about the state as an expla younR Ciusal M(xtc natlnn 4 rt Ilin Inn n'r I featherweight knocked out Speedy Daddo Philippines (4) Kid Azteca won the Mexican wel Shupe Snags Pass The kickoff was followed by an ex change of kicks and then Ringer got busy with Don Stevenson to make a first down got a 15 yard penalty but Stevenson whipped a high pass to Thurl Shupe a big the Napoleon game in large num Defiance college trimmed the' bers next Thursday The unusual Bowling Green Crosscountry team booking of a mid week game offers many people an opportunity to at tend who are unable to get away on Saturdays Especial attention will be centered Cameron corning in fourth on the clash with Bee Gee old rivals when the team goes to Henry county this week because of the strong start the Naps have made this season Napoleon has a much better team than last year The players and their backers arc thirsty for revenue for the defeat Bowling Green handed them on Loose ield Il 12 montlis ago 0010311 rCOSUltS Thus far the Bobcats have won two games and lost one in a sched OHIO COLLEGIATE ule that includes only games away Western Reserve 22 Oberlin 7 from home In the past tew years the local team has shown to much better advantage on their home field than when they were in the role of visitors so It is probable that the Scarlet and Gray will go Into the battle this week with more confi dence and ntfienst with more out of town success to their credit than when they made the attack at Na poleon last year Tickets for this week's game at Napoleon may be purchased utLln coln drug store or fronij Boyles at the Senior Hlgh school any time before Thursday noon Adult tickets sell for 40 cents and student tlckqta for 25 cents The jntlre gate receipts will be divided equally between the athletic associ ations of the two schools after ex 1 penscs are paid I iJAiiairuin nriirc jii ihmi i uauic vaao 1 over 500 dog lovers watenea me A wui and Perry is going to mak 4 better by Th! judges of the tw events guard than he did a center Heisa Association atiwere Doctor Boyd of Cincinnati iisYv email fnr the heiW DiVOt 3S I Qri? Uarrv Dndrw nf Winfimnp In I HIWG tne bteen larm souinwesi in signment but he is a i Bowling Green over Saturday and Stephens and Chap Sunday Much interest was shown ily improving defensiv by a11 who watched the action of baugh did one swell job defense ely at end Sixty two dogs participated in che Don Stevenson I trials being sent out in braces of ground Saturday ordtwo On the first day the field trial drive to the offense or fight tod evPnts were run There were two Murray the wee them the All Age and the Derby anyone beat on the phii iOn Sunday the Shooting Dog Trials spired the team in mce shap A1 A and Derb lips proved a yaluab as did encnei winners of the events were as keep up their pep follows: Open All Age ield Trial 1 Mohawk Bonnie a Llewellyn Setter owned and handled i ti: i oy urauu uurwy ui riuumy Jr Pal an English setter owned by red Hike and handled by Ray Vance of Dayton com anche Queen a pointer owned and handled by Roy Thomas of Weston Seventeen dogs entered Open 1 Lady a pointer handled by Jones of Missis sippi 2 Bozo pointer handled by Jores of Mississippi split 3rd Max a setter handled by Courtney Scott oi Anderson Ind and Oak Shelter Betty of setter owned and handled by Walter Metz of indlay Sixteen dogs iwere entered Open All Age Shooting Dog stake ourth of July Ben a pointer owned by Dr I and Talbot of Toledo and handled by Jones 2 Lill Momoney a setter owned by rank LocKhart of Toledo and I UU A Va LLU1M1 UdHUffU by JOHCI DJWH yiU Lit a setter owned and handled Stan Cyrd Den Waters of Elmore and Boy Blades Essex a setter owned and handled hneups of by Bibler of indlay Nineteen dogs were entered Open Derby Shooting 1 Bill Benner's Pat a pointer bitch own ed and handled by Elmer Tong of Vanlue 2 Rambling Rote a setter owned and handled by Doc Abbott of Weston and 3 Lady Whiz a pointer bitch owned and handled by Roy Thomas of Western downed in his tracks on the 13 yard line Stevenson made 9 on two plays and then Ringer plunged off tackle for 5 yards down Murray's squarely between score was tied 7 7 The half ended kickoff Bowling Green intercepted many Defiance passes in the second half to keep the opponents in their own territory As the third quarter drew to a close Don Stevenson got away tn a fine 24 euard eain around left end was held and COLUMBUS Oct 24 (INS) memory of its heroes the fact that dropkick wobbled off to the side A new team and a new coach step 1 Ohio University was handicapped by Schaller intercepted a pass on the: ped 0Uf of the wings and onto the a bad' crippled lineup is not like iv to i) tnveii mucn consicierat on to Murray put the ball on the 10day McCashcn Snyder and Hilbert Ohio yard line Ringer plunged through) The football huskies of Miami st ars wcre hanged up in the Navy the linp fnr the ten vards on three I Unnversitv and their smiline mod game and were unable to play plays Murray again dropkicked est teacher Coach rank Wilton a8alis goal The touchdown came on the emerged from their crushing 16 0 Cincinnati which nosed out Den first play after the third quarter had defeat of Ohio University Saturday son t0 01 Saturday alter playing ended to find themselves the talk of the i sensationally in four previous games tiv oioatP will meet Wittenberg and Ohio taThe teal garter but! or Wilton a student of the great Wesleyan which vanquished De two pX dropped complete and Warner who is coaching his! Pauw 25 to 13 wll clash with Den Defiance kicked out of danger The first season in Ohio the unexpect ison in Buckeye games this Defiance ncKea udnB nprcOnql triumnh week Wesleyan and Cincy are now latter were back up once moie voea victory was a peisunai luiiipii their own 5 yard line where they of a type seldom made by a coach in wcond place kicked out as the game ended in his debut or Coach Don Pc Elated at its success in holding Team Is Much Stronger i den of Ohio whose team recently i Case to a 13 0 score Wooster will The team as" a whole was much1 whipped the Navy after going un meet Oberlin in one of the games tmnapr Saturday The line play! beaten in the Buckeye conference of principal interest to Northern far SnS ihan any play four years the defeat was an: Ohio this week Oberlin lost to "SXTtte Xn Mn Rpserye 22 Slunly It is difficult to close without per The only Ohio upset Saturday toj The entire Ohio confrence pro mention of the sensational compare withe the victory of theorem for the week end is an im iSafrhinE of Shupe who 'Big Red over the Bobcats was the portant one with the season nearing 'ans tn their feet sev i 13 0 trouncing handed Muskingum its peak as it Is brought the ans oniby Heidelberg The Muskies waltz Akron held to a scoreless tie by tnal vlneend of aerial plays led through last year's Ohio confer Kent State tost week will play at the receiv Ing end of aena Pla ence schedue with out a dreal I Musklngum and Heldelberg will 1 tUHrintn if he continues I The way is now open for Miami I play at Mount Union Ashland af Xk Snsively he pX'to go out and win the Buckeye ter a 6 to 0 defeat from Baldwin nei hi to the team and championship The Redskins are Wallace will try its luck against ed a suable Wl now at the top of the league hav Otterbein which on Saturday whip his end was nVnd nonlum nrinr tr thpir npd Canital 6 to 0 Ashland gave gaJln' rmal Lnipd to have win over Ohio i the Berea team a big surprise in in himself i Because the public has a short making it so difficul to gain a vic gcUliCU ouuvu He is more natural there and is go MANY WATCH BOG line He is going to be a good man defensively also Schaller at center is far more val uable than he was in the backfield ootball fans interested in theDEIANCE WINS IN I success of Coach Rettigs high CROSS COUNTRY RACE the steps of Pomerene hall on theUniversity campus Lewis Muss man head cheer leader at Ohio State University was to be given trial before the student Court today Damages of approximately $200 were done to the steps of the hall by the tar cart which was later plunged into Mirror Lake If found guilty Mussnian may be suspended as cheer leader 1 Sy'SK A iEliiii nfr j' nT Xx A 3 33X xaL 3 x'i XX x3 7 wok tmr 3 3X s' 0 1952 Lkmtt it Mrn Toucco Co jg afwmii 3 I I Ob' 1 'X Mbs WJl Shupe LE 'Stephens LT Wohlers LG Schaller Perry Chapman RTRadenbaugh REMurray (Stevenson LH Penchef RH Ringer game: Blades Bears Hamlin LE DeWalt Bowers RE Smith Bowers LT Dunipaw Cruze RT Lambert Schwind RG Rochto Collins LG Lefty iT Bowers Richards Shanks LH Patterson McCoy RH Hcrl Stoots Schooner Bell Harms Bears 7 0 6 13 26 Blades 0 6 7 26i.