Mitch's Musings on Football Scoring and Judges
The author argues against using judges to decide round robin charity games and questions the fairness of short 12 minute quarters. He contends touchdowns remain the main objective, criticizes defense tactics mid field, and notes Northwestern Purdue charity game outcomes while pondering practical elimination of the extra point.
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O. K
Westfall
Wesleyan
Ohio
Bobcats
Vanderbilt
Michigan
Northwestern
Minnesota
Grover shifts Ohio lineup for Friday basketball
Logan High School prepares for a doubleheader opener with Lancaster Business College and Lancaster Y. W. C. A. teams. Coaches John Longley and Miss Alice Frasch guide girls and boys practices as Grover rotates starters Roy Mills and Harold Brown to boost speed and defense. Ohio State games loom as Buckeyes meet Ohio University in Columbus. Grover's Bobcats mix in new talent to offset height advantage.
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Lancaster Business College
Lancaster Y. W. C. A
Fred Burchfield
John Longley
Alice Frasch
Lancaster High
Pomeroy
Middleport
Wellston
Athens
Nelsonville
John Trace
Tom Evans
Roy Mills
Howard Doll
Virgil Cross
Paul Butcher
Harold Brown
Shade Saunders
Harry Lackey
Bill Glacken
George Collins
Don Sharp
Ohio State
Butch Grover
Buckeye
Grover
Dempsey Fails To Score In Duluth Exhibition
Jack Dempsey's barnstorming tour drew 8,700 dollars in Duluth as he clashed with three heavyweights. He failed to KO any opponent but dominated minutes of action, stopping Zabuil after eight knockdowns in two rounds while Retzlaff and McLaughlin endured a tough one round.
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Duluth
Minn
U.P
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Charlie Retzlaff
Paddy McLaughlin
Chicago
Szymska Zabuil
Milwaukee
Zabuil
Toledo University to Play Football in 1932 Schedule
University of Toledo, after delaying games due to bank-related funding issues, announces five 1932 games. October 1 against Capital University, October 8 vs Detroit City College, October 15 at Marietta College, October 22 at Heidelberg College, October 29 vs Bowling Green, with all but Heidelberg at home.
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Toledo
U.R
University of Toledo
Dave Connally
Capital University
Detroit City College
Marietta College
Heidelberg College
Bowling Green
Heidelberg
Ohio Northern awards 18 football letters for 1931 team
Football letters have been awarded to 18 members of Ohio Northern's 1931 team. Recipients include John Allen of Ada Howard Sandrock Belmont Robert Roberts Tiffin Charles Peterson Ada William Archibald Fostoria and Robert Diamend Lima along with other classmates.
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Ada
U.P
Ohio Northern
John Allen
Howard Sandrock
Belmont
Robert Roberts
Tiffin
Charles Peterson
William Archibald
Fostoria
Robert Diamend
Lima
Green Bay declines payout after hollow shell crown
The team opted to pass on a tidy sum to players, choosing rest over reward, and kept to its hollow shell championship image rather than chasing additional winnings.
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Green Bay
Minnesota names Bierman as next head football coach
Coach Bierman will return to his alma mater as head football coach next year succeeding Fritz Crisler who will devote his time to athletic director duties. Bierman is widely renowned for his work as grid mentor at Tulane and will lead the program.
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Fritz Crisler
Bierman
Tulane
Ohio State Buckeyes Honor 1931 Team At Banquet
The 40, December 8 report notes Buckeye awards to 28 varsity players 17 reserves and 75 freshmen at the annual luncheon Coach Sam Willaman lauded the squad for spirit and hard work 1932 promise held strong with returning players and hopes to beat Michigan and Illinois. Captains Holcomb Hinchmen and 26 others received varsity plaudits with Sid Gillman among honored.
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Sam Willaman
Ohio State
Michigan
Ilinois
Ivan
Stuart Holcomb
Lew Hinchmen
Eugene Baunigavien
William Bell
Joe Benis
Bill Carroll
Kenneth Cochran
Fred Conrad
Carl Cramer
Pete Delich
Junius Ferrall
Joe Galius
Sid Gillman
Jack Greenberg
Robert Grady
Robert Haubrich
Joseph Hoffer
Thomas Keefe
Eugene Eile
Marshall Oliphant
Bert Nashman
Howard Rabenstein
Richard Smith
Martin Warner
Michael Vuvhinich
Watson Webver
Frank Lukz
Louis Peppe
Central Ohio Officials rename association to Ohio Basketball Officials
At a Monday meeting in Columbus members of the Central Ohio Basketball Officials Association voted to rename the group the Ohio Basketball Officials Association. A. B. Long of Delaware was elected president and Russ Finsterwald of Athens became vice president.
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Columbus
U.P
Central Ohio Basketball Officials’ Association
Ohio Basketball Officials’ Association
A. B. Long
Delaware
Russ Finsterwald
Athens
Five Topics at Annual Winter Meeting of Major Leagues
Major League Baseball opens its annual winter meetings at Congress Hotel led by topics on radio broadcasting player limits waivers and moving up synthetic double headers. Hack Wilson is eyed for trades with Brooklyn and Boston Braves while White Sox pursue deals with Yankees and Browns. The Western Union press broadcast ban grows with minor leagues opposing broadcasts north and south.
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Hicago
U.P
Congress Hotel
Wavier
Hack Wilson
King
Chicago Cubs
Wilson
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
East
Midwest
Tentative 1932 schedules set by Ohio Conference
Schedules drawn in Columbus show tentative football plans for 1932. Bowling Green College and Toledo University, soon to withdraw from the Northwest Conference, arranged several games with Ohio Conference members.
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Columbus
Dee
Ohio
Bowling Green College
Toledo University
Woman Who Lost Home To Seek Mortgage Law
Mrs. H. G. Watson of Columbus, once president of the Franklin County Parent-Teacher Associations, announces a bid for Ohio legislature to pass a mortgage law. She seeks to stop evictions of mothers and children and to bar husbands from mortgaging homes to fund businesses.
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U.R
H. G. Wateson
Franklin County
Parent- Teacher Associations
Ohio
Watson
Senate
House of Representatives
Notre Dame Leader Defends Football After Injury Toll
The Rev Charles O Donnell president of Notre Dame told a civic dinner crowd that football injuries are outweighed by the sport s fitness benefits The remarks came at the 12th annual dinner honoring Notre Dame s team with other speakers including Mayor Harry Mackay Coach Dick Hanley and college officials.
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Charles O'Donnell
Notre Dame University
Seat Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
O'Donnell
Harry Mackay
Philadelphia
Dick Hanley
Northwestern University
John L. Griffith
Hig Ten
Night of Surprising Boxing Results Across U S Arenas
Fighters from Chicago Newark St Nicholas Arena and Jamaica Arena posted wins losses and draws. Frank Mattaglia defeated Bud Sallis in Chicago while Phil Ross beat Patay Pollock in Canada. Jud Judkins lost by TKO to Contas Vaasis in Greece and Nick Taft drew with Joe Miller in Chicago.
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Frank Mattaglia
Winnipeg
Bud Sallis
Phil Ross
Patay Pollock
Canada
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Greece
Jud Judkins
South Haven
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Bully Gladstone
Paddy Waithier
Nick Taft
Joe Miller
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Abie Bain
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Chicopee Falla
Maas
Frank Cord
Silver Lake
Mickey Brown
Trenton
Cowboy Willis
Doc Conrad
ST. Nicholas Arena
New York
Jimmy McNamara
Greenwich Village
Phil Rafferty
West Side
Heddle Kid Wolfe
New Orleans
Billy McMahon
al White
Brooklyn
al Minnehan
Ireland
Barry Haron
East Side
Pete Silano
Jamaica Arena
Jamaica
Dick Fullam
Yorkville
Charley
Trader’ Horn
Ridgewood
Frank Labianca
Frank Biancassa
Long Island City
Hoover Addresses Budget and Tax Policy in Annual Message
The speech stresses financial stability as key to recovery and highlights deficits from reduced tax receipts and increased spending on construction, veterans aid, agriculture, and unemployment programs. It calls for spending cuts, temporary tax increases, home loan banks, an emergency reconstruction corporation, and rail system reforms to stabilize finances and confidence.
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Basia
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Land Banke
War Finance Corporation
Tariff Commission
Federal Public Works Program Expands Spending
The government announces a vast unemployment relief via a major public works surge in bulle ting harbor flood control highways waterways aviation and shipbuilding. This year’s outlays are projected near 780 million dollars, up from 260 million the previous year, with ongoing federal employment and veteran services supporting taxpayers.
Strong Family Will Migrate This Week
Troy Ohio December 7 The Strong family of Miami County including William Strong 58 and a 34 head menagerie of cats and dogs will move this week as part of a suspended jail term for pointing a gun at county dog warden Al Grunden. The court noted the animals were well cared for and the move was accepted by Judge Marty Powell in lieu of confinement.
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Miami County
William Strong
Bia
Cata
Doves
Canal
Strong
Marty Powell
al Grunden
Grunden
Powell
Wildcats Start Season With Big Win Over Bradley Lech
Northwestern University opened its season as Ten defending champions with an 83 to 19 victory over Bradley Lech of Peoria in Evanston.
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Portsmouth
A Bay
Green Bay
Spartans
Dee
Northwestern University
Bradley Lech
Peoria
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