Bobcats Buckeyes Tilt Promises Tough Test in Columbus
Ohio University’s basketball team travels to Columbus to face Ohio State in a Tuesday showdown. The Buckeyes, last year’s conference champs, rely on height with Bill Hasket at center while the Bobcats aim to disrupt with speed and accuracy as Grover weighs lineup options.
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Big Ten
Ohio
Bliss College
Bobcats
Bliss
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Bobcat
Scarlet and Gravy
Bill Hasket
Dayton Stivers
Bucks
Grover
State
Roy Mills
Tom Evans
Harold Brown
Paul Burcher
Mills
Brown
Evans
Burcher
Pittsburg Teachers Aim For 42nd Straight Win
Pittsburg Teachers College Gorillas under Coach John Lance boast a 41 game winning streak led by Ernest Schmidt a 6 foot 4 inch standout from Winfield. The team features Francis Wachter Clarence Ratzlaff and William Vanek as veterans with fresh talent and a history of defeating top midwest colleges.
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John Lance
Ernest Schmidt
Mond
Schmidt
Winfield
Kan
Pittsburg
Durant
Okla
Francis Wachter
Clarence
Pansy) Ratzlaff
Sparkplug
William
Buck) Vanek
Pittsburgers
Middle West
Wichita University
Southwestern College
Arkansas University
Marysville
Baseball Talks and Trades Stir Spring Meeting Rumors
Mitch discusses upcoming major league meetings in Ohio and rumors of trades involving stars like Hack Wilson Burleigh Grimes Paul Waner and Dazzy Vance. He notes talk of adopting the American League style numbering system for players and Brooklyn’s push to vote on the plan at the National League gathering.
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Hack Wilson
Burleigh Grimes
Paul Waner
Dazzy Vance
Pat Malone
Wally Roettger
Tony Lazzeri
Dale Alexander
Eddie Morgan
Carl Reynolds
Irving Hadley
Joe Judge
Joe Boley
Ralph Kress
Northwest Group Not to Break Up Welcomes Two Members
The Northwest Ohio Athletic Conference will stay intact with Bowling Green State College and Toledo University leaving for the Ohio Conference. Defiance College Athletic Director Paul R. Lyne announced Wilmington College and Manchester College Indiana accepted invitations to join the Northwest. The remaining members Findlay Bluffton and Defiance scheduled 1932 football games with Wilmington and Manchester. no new conference name proposed.
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Defiance
Northwest Ohio Athletic Conference
Bowling Green State College
Toledo University
Paul R. Lyne
Defiance College
Wilmington College
Manchester
Ind
Bowling Green
Toledo
Ohio
Findlay College
Bluffton College
Northwest
Wilmington
WIFER' IS LATEST STAR OF SING-SING GRID AGGREGATION
Ossining New York December. Dee Loy Chapman lifer convicted of murder proved himself a new threat as Sing Sing varsity football beat the Wakefield Bears 18 to 2. Chapman, who had not played before, scored a second quarter touchdown. Captain Alabama Pitts was sidelined by illness.
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York
Army
Herman Sickman
Tennessee
West Point
Hickman
New York University
Ossining
Dee
Turloy Chapman
Sing Sing Varlty
Wakefield Bears
Bronx
Chapman
Alabama Pitts
Packers Lose But Win Title
Chicago Bears edge Green Bay Packers 7 to 6 at Wrigley Field in the final NFL game. Brumbaugh intercepted, Lintzenich scored, Tackwell added the winning kick. Lewellen to Blood gave Green Bay a second quarter score but Dunn missed the extra point. Giants beat Dodgers 19 to 6 in New York.
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U.P
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
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Wrigley Field
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Brumbaugh
Packers
Lintzenich
Lewellen
Blood
Red Dunn
New York
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
ONU Announces 1932 Eight Game Football Schedule
Ohio Northern University athletic board released the 1932 football slate opening September 24 at Pittsburgh. The schedule includes Capital Otterbein Hiram Bowling Green Bluffton and West Kentucky State Teachers.
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U.R
University of Pittsburgh
Ohio Northern University Athletic Board
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Otterbein
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Bowling Green
Bluffton
West Kentucky
Trojans and Green Wave to Meet in Rose Bowl Classic
USC prepares to face Tulane in the Rose Bowl after Tulane’s decisive victory over Washington State. The Trojans schedule one prior game against Georgia, an intersectional matchup, before the January 1 Rose Bowl. Tulane, under Wilbur Smith, finished the season undefeated and untied.
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Green Wave
Los Angeles
U.P
University of Southern California
Lulane University
Pasadena
New Orleans
Georgia
Tulane
Willis
Hunter
Wilbur
Trojan Player Imprisoned After Joke At USC
Los Angeles reports recall a joke that sidelined USC substitute center Bill Hawking for a game against Notre Dame. Hawking, injured weeks earlier, was kept in a cabin under private guard until after the contest. An investigation cleared him, and the episode faded from memory.
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Los Angeles
Bill Hawking
University of Southern California
Notre Dame
Hawking
South Bend
Howard Jones
Andi
Judge Method Of Eliminating Ties Trials In Football
A plan to settle score outcomes by judges based on yardage totals gains backing from the Hig Ten event in Chicago and Yale Bowl tourney. If adopted it could end the need for point after touchdown attempts and prompt further testing by the football rules committee.
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Chicago
Football Rules Committee
Many Problems Up for Discussion at Annual Major League Meeting
Chicago December 7. Questions of salary reductions for players and a change in the three umpire system lead the agenda as National and American league owners arrive for their annual meetings. Discussions will cover possible doubleheader abandonments and radio rights, with sessions planned this week and joint meetings on Thursday.
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Hicago
U.P
Whither
Be K Mail Leads Charity Games for Unemployment Relief
Be K Mail serves as chairman of the football rules committee and organized charity games for the Owen D Young committee to aid unemployment relief efforts.
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Be. K. Mail
Football Rules Committee
Owen D. Young
Charity Games Net 220000 For Unemployment Relief
New York reports charity grid events raised funds for unemployment relief totaling about 220000 from Saturday games. Yankee Stadium profits exceeded 86600 after expenses with other tournaments contributing large amounts to the fund. Army and Navy wins boosted East strength ahead of a 1041 West charity program at Yankee Stadium.
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St. J Te
NebragkaeC¢ado Aggies
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Yankes Stadium
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Notre Pame
Navy
Pennsylvania
Midshipmen
Day game to provide Sunday headers eyed by officials
Officials consider day game to provide Sunday headers and may abandon the practice next season.
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