East Faces Charity Football Power Showdown
Ohio meets Bliss tonight as four eastern charity games aim to outpace the Big Ten’s $154000 fundraising mark. Yankee Stadium hosts three New York benefits with Army versus Navy at Yankee Stadium promising strong ticket sales.
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Yale Bowl
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Bobcat Bucketeers Open 1931–32 with Bliss College Fight
Bobcat Bucketeers debut the 1931–32 season against Bliss College of Columbus in a tough schedule opener. Coach Butch Grover plans heavy roster rotation as the squad rebuilds with many freshmen and sophomores expected to see action.
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Bobcats
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Tom Evans
Harold Brown
Brown
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Wnman
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Athens High
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Cross
Don Sharp
Bill Glacken
Howard Kreiger
Miami U Faces Calls for New Football Coach Amid Plummet
Mitch's Musings prints a reader letter arguing Miami University must replace Coach Chester Pittser due to a string of losses despite strong player talent. The writer faults poor coaching strategy and questions Pittser's leadership while praising Miami's roster. The column also notes Ohio State and Bliss College basketball openers, and covers a boxing bout at Public Hall deemed mismanaged by critics.
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Miami
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Waynesburg to Host Muskingum in September Football Meet
Waynesburg College schedules a football game with Muskingum College at New Concord on September 24, 1932, marking a fall clash between the two schools.
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Michigan State names captains for 1938 football team
Robert C. Monnett of Bucyrus and Abe Eliowitz of Detroit were elected co captains of the 1938 Michigan State College football squad. The announcement came from Lansing on December 3.
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EASY
Northwestern Chief Defends Gridiron Ethics in Address
Walter Dill Scott president of Northwestern University rebutted charges that college football is mercenary and harms education. He cited Big Ten stars as top student performers and noted no fatalities or serious injuries among thousands of players across four decades. He highlighted faculty who once played college football as evidence of positive impact on scholarship.
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Walter Dill Scott
Northwester University
Chicago Association of Commerce
Scott
Northwestern
Collrge
Reds catcher Sukeforth leaves hospital after eye injury
Clyde Sukeforth, catcher for the Cincinnati Reds, was released from Jewish Hospital today after being shot in the right eye during a hunt on November 16. Doctors reported his eye greatly improved and he is no longer confined.
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U.P
Clyde Sukeforth
Cincinnati Reds
Jewish Hospital
Savoldi Defeats Santen in One-Fall Wrestling Match
Joe Savoldi former Notre Dame back field star outlasted Charlie Santen of St. Louis in 15 minutes for a one fall victory in Columbus. Savoldi weighed 211 pounds to Santen 220 and secured the win with three flying tackles.
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Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Charlie Santen
St. Louis
Savoldi
Santen
Carrollton Ky Baseball Marathon Sets Record in 1868
The longest baseball game on record began at 10 a.m. in Carrollton Kentucky in 1868 and was finally called at dusk after seven innings due to darkness.
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Carrollton
Back with Former Tutor at Portland Pitching Role
Jack Kileen, 87, began his professional career 18 years ago under Manager Spencer Abbott. They reunited last season in Portland where Kileen pitched and Abbott managed the club.
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Spencer Abbott
Portland
Kileen
Abbott
Niagaras Rout Columbias for Record 209 Runs in Game
The Niagara team from Buffalo defeated the Columbias 209 to 10 in a regular game, setting the record for the highest runs scored. Indiana is famed for basketball while Northwestern hopes to rival the state’s legacy.
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Buffalo
Columbias
Indiana
Northwestern
McLemore Airs His Views on Various Topics
Columnist Henry McLemore comments on Tulane football weathering competition and returning players while noting boxing price scales in Transvaal and baseball management moves. Mentions Dynasties, and Pirates signing George Gibson, with remarks on Uncle Robbie Robinson.
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America
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Professor Einstein
Pancho Villa
Pittsburgh
George Gibson
Pirates
Wilbert Robinson
Robbie
Oberlin Defeats Ohio State Soccer 1-0 in Season Finale
Oberlin College defeats Ohio State 1 to 0 to close its season, marking the second victory over the Buckeyes this season. The match took place in Columbus as Oberlin secured the win.
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Ohio State
Oberlin
Buckeyes
New Orleans Brothers See Bright Ring Promise
Eddie Fivnon national welterweight champion and reigning champion of his class, and Dennis Flynn runner up in his division, are believed to have a younger brother Roger who shows greater ring potential.
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New Orleans
Dennis Flynn
Roger
Bowen
New City
Fate of Mike Sexton to be decided at baseball meeting
Baden Ind Dec 3 WUPK The plan to retire Mike Sexton president of the National Association for 22 years and form a new governing body for minor league baseball was to be acted on today after a night of talks. The ruling body would include five officers and set changes to boost attendance, centralize purchasing, and study rules.
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Baseball
Eat Baden
Ind
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National Association
Warren Giles
Rochester
Homer H. Hatmead
San Antonio
Charles Graham
San Francisco
Mitt C. Anferger
Denver
W. G. Braham
Durham
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R. ©. Rusell
Nebraska State League
Doeg Tops Eastern Tennis Rankings as Newark Pro Leads
John Hope Doeg of Newark New Jersey 1930 national champion heads the 1931 annual rankings of the Eastern Lawn Tennis Association with Frank X Schmel ds and Sidney B Wood of New York Davis Cup players in order. Other top ten include Berkeley Bell J Gilbert Hall Richard T Murphy David N Jones Julius Seligron and Jerome Lang Miss Dorothy Andrus of Stamford Connecticut leads women's singles followed by Maud Levi Agnes Lamme Alice Francis Norma Taubele. Berkeley Bell Gregory Mangin top men's doubles with Shielda and Wood second.
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Wolverines Unveil Five Big Ten Tests and Princeton Tilt
Michigan announces a 1082 football schedule featuring five Big Ten games and a crossover with Princeton at Ann Arbor. The double header opener on Oct 1 awaits final carding with Central State Teachers' College as a likely opponent. Other games include Michigan State, Ohio State, Illinois, Indiana, Chicago, Minnesota, and a Chicago contest at Ann Arbor.
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Central League Eyes Expansion Under President Howell
The Central League formed with president Fred W. Howell met to consider adding two clubs to reach eight. Current member cities include South Bend Fort Wayne Erie Akron Canton and Dayton.
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Garden Has a Title Bout But No Site for It
New York March 4 reports difficulty staging the Sehmeling Walker heavyweight title bout. Garden officials cannot name a site agreeable to both sides and Florida boxing officials reject 15 round limits. Indoor venues in New York or Boston emerge as prospects for the bout.
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Reds Get High Cincinnati 1919 Player Moves
Cincinnati Reds announce release of Andy Hight from the Cardinals infielder and sale of Nick Cullop to Columbus Reds Bigsd a Cardinal farm. Clyde Beck released and Harry Streleck to St Paul of the association.
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Sharkey Set to Referee Schaaf Bout in Boston
Lorte Sharkey, American heavyweight claimant, will act as chief referee for Ernie Schaaf in a 10 round bout against Frankie Sirmae at Publican here on December 1. Sharkey will also referee two preliminary bouts.
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Lorte Sharkey
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Frankie Sirmae
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Sharkey
Old Turf Event at Ascot Gold Cup Race Mention
The Ascot Gold Cup remains a premier classic in Briliatt turf history, inaugurated in 1808 as a landmark long distance contest. The field highlights the season's endurance tests and enduring prestige of Ascot racing.
Fragmentary musings hint at New City and New Orleans
Uneven text hints at beliefs without sight and mentions New City and New Orleans in a reflective, incomplete manner. No clear events or identities emerge. the fragment reads as stray thoughts rather than a focal news item.
Tramp Athlete Headlines Football Scene With Players
A stray headline hints at a football event focusing on players and a crowded field. Details are unclear in the fragment, but the note centers on a sports moment involving teams and spectators.
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