Ohio State Buckeyes Edge Ohio University In Buckeye Clash
Ohio State remains a contender in the Big Ten after a tight midweek clash with Ohio University. State relied on a starting lineup deep into the second half as substitutes saw limited action while Ohio showed improved floor play and faster passes but inconsistent ball handling.
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Cornell Huskies favored as football round robin returns
Cornell's Huskies, after beating Pennsylvania and Columbia, were to face new pairings at Yankee Stadium in a charity football event expected to draw about 30,000 fans and raise around 465000 for the unemployed.
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Essay prize awarded for farm work in Marietta area
John Mitchiel, an agriculture student at Galem Liberty High School, won first prize in the eighth annual vocational agriculture Field Day essay contest held Sept. 30 at the Washington County Experiment Farm. Fitch of Pennsville won $3 as second prize, Doyle of Lower Salem led and won $2, five others received $1. Honorable mention went to Lawrence White of Stockport. Judges included A. H. Smith, E. C. Siegfried of Marietta High School, and C. Hartman of Athens.
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Navy Stops Army Passes in Scrimmage Drills at Annapolis
Navy drills focus on defense against Army passing game with Captain Mal Tuttle disrupting short and long passes. Moncure positions at signal post as possible starter if Bert Davis remains unavailable. Navy braces for Rye New York charity game with final workout ahead of Thursday departure.
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Mickey Walker Exhibits in Canton Exhibition Bout
Canton December show lists Mickey Walker, challenger to the heavyweight title, preparing for a four round exhibition bout. Walker, noted for his past title challenges, headlines the event with fans awaiting his return to form.
Canton Legion card to feature Walker headlining two bout exhibition
Exhibition rounds headline by Walker on Monday night sponsored by the Canton Post American Legion. Walker will box two two round bouts. Al Fay of the same stable matches against him. Alex Simms of Canton meets Mickey De Palma of Malvern in a six round supporting bout.
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Writer Predicts Paddock Comeback Will Fail
Henry McLemore surveys the trend of aging champions like Charley Paddock planning another sprint run. He argues most comebacks end in failure, noting Paddock’s self assessment and comparing with boxers Benny Leonard and Jack Dempsey driven by cash, fame, and desire for action.
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Hanley Names Seven Players to Eastern Shrine Squad
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley selected seven of 11 Midwest players for the Eastern team for the Shrine Game in San Francisco. Named are Russell and Marvis of Northwestern Miller and Purvis of Purdue Haubrich of Ohio State Teeter of Minnesota Hewitt of Michigan. The Midwest squad will train with an Eastern squad at Dyche Stadium on December 19.
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San Francisco Tourney Opens With Star-Studded Field
More than 200 amateurs and pros practiced in Frisco for the 86 hole qualifying test of the second annual $7,500 San Francisco Tournament. Billy Burke and Leo Diegel headline a star list including Hagen Espinosa Boomer Creavy Smith Sarazen von Elm Wood Cox Cooper Golden Runyan and the Dutras as top contenders for the $1,500 top prize.
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Al Singer Favored Over Battalino In Madison Square Garden
Featherweight contender Battalino meets Al Singer of New York in a 10 round feature at Madison Square Garden for the Christmas Fund show. No title is at stake but the winner earns an early shot at Tony Canzoneri's light weight crown. Singer is the strong favorite.
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Indiana Beats Miami In Season Opener
Indiana University opened its basketball season with a 24 to 18 win over Miami University in Bloomington. The Hoosiers trailed 1 to 6 early, fought hard in the first half, and pulled away late as Hodson, Dicky, Zeller, and Sudduth contributed field goals amid a rough shooting night for both teams.
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Cincinnati Miami Game Nets $19000 for Charity
The Thanksgiving Day football game between Cincinnati and Miami raised about $19,000 for charitable purposes, out of total receipts of $23,000, announced today.
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Bell accepts all-star Negro game invitation in Los Angeles
Ohio State tackle Bill Bell has accepted an invitation to participate in an all-star Negro collegiate football game to be held in Los Angeles on December 20.
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Ohio State Opens Season With Narrow Victory Over Ohio University
Dee Columbus reports the Buckeyes edged the Bobcats 54 to 46 as Wilmer Hosket led OSU with solid center play. Sophomores and newcomers showed potential amid uneven team scoring while guards Hoffer and Mattison provided pace and defense in the season opener.
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Hack Wilson Slated to Go to Cards as Harris Signed Again
Hack Wilson, former NL home run king, was slated to join the St. Louis Cardinals next season amid multiple offers. The Cubs reportedly offered Wilson for outfielders George Watkins or Ernie Orsatti, with alternative trades discussed involving Burleigh Grimes or other players. Other clubs, including the Boston Braves and Cincinnati Reds, also courted Wilson, while trade talks for various players continued across the league.
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Brouillard predicts quick KO of Pirrone in Cleveland News clash
Welterweight Louis Brouillard says he will stop Paul Pirrone within five rounds in their non-title main event at the Cleveland News chips contest. Pirrone, a Worcester, Massachusetts native, seeks a career defining win after recent setbacks. Also on the card Brate Schaaf vs Franklin Siting and Adolph Heuser makes his American debut against Patay Perresi in an eight round bout.
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Majors Move to Restrict Radio Broadcasts Blocked
The plan to ban radio contracts for 1983 stalled as clubs signed deals for next season. Stanley Parris returns to manage Detroit on a one year pact. Jewel Fins, longtime Pittsburgh manager, joins Detroit as coach.
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