Varsity Five Beats Frosh in Exhibition 39 to 29
Varsity five won the exhibition game against the frosh 39 to 29. The report notes a mixed display with defensive strengths, turnovers, and key plays by Lowe, Vaterha rutt, and Heine while observers observed fouls and crowd reactions during the match.
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Varsity Five
FROSH
Arnot
Athletius WU
Alban
Lowe Vaterha
Rae
Heine
Erstead
Essai
Mackinhoe
Mae
Bgraomner
Hart. Teuss
Wiliams
V. Giaurque
Chin
U Waterlon
Jack Delaney Confends For Heavy Class
Delaney of Bridgeport competes in a heavyweight bout as Berlenbach answers with powerful counter moves. The match ends with Berlenbach gaining the edge after hard exchanges, while Delaney faces boos from the crowd. Local sports notes also mention girls and boys teams, with a coach resigning amid broader team changes.
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Delaney
Bridge Port
Edore
Berterbach
Delanes
Bertenbach
Spate Ready to Open Season at Home Against Wesleyan
The Delaware State College basketball opener features Wesleyan at the Coliseum. Olson coaches the Quakers against a Wesleyan team led by Bell Ginn and Cox with Muskingum and Kenyon also in games nearby. A federal tax change could delay games as Tex Rivard advances new plans in New York.
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FE United Press
Honkeni High
Ghia Wes
Adda
Delaware
Tonix i
Wesleyan
Ides
Minskimeans
Biles
Bell
Ginn
Hectorne
Cox
J Howles
Muskingum
Akron
Alsvon Firestones
Kenyon
Ohio
Goodyear
Tex Rivard
New York
Ohio State Students Face Court Over Ticket Scalping
Four university students are to appear before the student court on charges of conspiring to scalp tickets for the Michigan game set for December 10. Henry Lor, the university ticket manager, filed the charges. The students named are Johnny Neilly, Starting Berry, Mars Few Spinkler, Cleveland, Kenneth W. Tian, and Edward Inflo of Columbus.
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Ohio State
Michigan
Cone
University
Pest Moon Bar
Henry Tlor
Johnny Neiily
Slarting Berry
Mars Few Spinkler
Cleveland
Ienneth W
Tian
Edward In
Flo
Iolumbus
Logan High Prepares Full Schedule Next Friday
Logan High announces a forthcoming schedule beginning next Friday with coaching staff Har Meyer and Karge Cooke guiding the team. Last year’s returning players include Fox and Hossmb Gites as new selections are evaluated. A fire impact delays matters and the roster remains unsettled as officials assess candidates and city changes.
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Har
Meyer
Karge Cooke
Pha
Tamgan
Wu Seusau
Logan High School
Pox
Hoss
Spencer
Vie
Bethel Pugh Wins National Essay Contest Trip
Bethel Pugh, a thirteen year old from Pueblo Colorado, won the national essay contest sponsored by the Automobile Chamber of Commerce. Her essay titled No National Game earned her a trip as the prize. More than 400000 entries were submitted to the contest.
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Bethel Pugh
Pueblo
Colo
Automobile Chamber of Comheres
Ohio State Student Body Defended From Attack
Ohio State news notes student body reaction to Eby halfback remarks on coaching tensions. Shodgrass criticizes passing blame to students while urging collective support for Coach Wilce and unity among players and fans at the university.
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Ohio State
H. Ralph Maitland
United Press
Columbus
Stude
G jSnodsrass
the Lantern
Ohio State Uni
Eby
Buckeye
Universit
Jack Wilce
Dr. Wilee
Shodgrass
Faun
Greens Run Wins With Lodi Played Friday
Greens Run dominates as Lodi, tied to county schedule, fails to pace the action. The report names players and teams including Lodt girls with G Morris Bur 2 WOE, Burson and Dison Vo Fherries in a fragmentary account of Friday games.
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Greens
Lodi
Schedibe
Opener Season Clash Sparks Coach and Legion Team
Readable fragments describe a season opener with coaches Sayles and Anderson and players tied to a Legion team. Shoreline names include Glost, Cliefe, and Viper, hinting at a local high school or town league matchup. The text implies a pregame wish to secure a write in for the Man.
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Sayles
Anderson
le Bachrn
Ri Legion
Major Griffith backs doubleheaders in college football
Major John L. Griffith conference head and athletics director says doubleheaders are a good idea and supports Wisconsin plans to pair North Dakota and Cornell on the same afternoon. He also endorses second team games, arguing a two-team format can work with careful scheduling and profitability.
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Madison
Wis
Dre
John L. Gri
United Press Today
Griffith
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Cornell
Coolville Teams Defeat Hollister in Basketball Clash
Coolville boys won 45 to 1% and girls edged a tight with strong scoring by Green Baker Ward and Neowland. Visiting Hollister were led by Cat rs and Ada Aiam with key points as Troy Township High School marks a second straight win for the boys while the girls fell to Chatineer.
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Vimiden
Hota
Flonden Hi School
Troy Township
Lv Ol
Soinster
Cooks
Coolvile
Werd Green
Baker
Catrs
Visithrew
Sra
Loretta Ward
Bertha
Ward
Milfred Neowland
Ada Aiam
Oy High School
Chauncey-Dover
Troy High School
Chatineer
Frogs Reported on Highway After Rain Near Chauncey
The Rev. Courtney reports seeing frogs on Taylor Ridge road last Wednesday evening after heavy rain. He was driving to a church appointment when the incident occurred, near Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Pee
Especiahy
Cg. Vourtney
Taylor Ridge
Courtney
Taylor Widge Church of Christ
Friendis
Pomeroy Earns Double Triumph In Opener
Pomeroy high school opens the season with a double victory as the basketball lineup features forwards Clark and Winebrenner and guards Haug and Waitthiie. Despite substitutions, the team impressed with solid teamwork and strong defense in a win over a rival squad.
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Pomeroy
Dee
Pomeroy High School
I . Jover & Jrather
Hoya
Poe Roy
Criaener
Doekeword
Coater
Giriteiver
Clark
Bya Sato
Greyhounds Open Season with 87–25 Win Over Glouster
Nelsonville Greyhounds opened the local high school basketball season Friday night on their floor by defeating Grant 87 to 25. The win showcased their passing and shooting as they started the season strong in a war fought contest.
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Mao Bartlely
Nelsonvilleie
Bee
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Grant
Final Quits Hawis in Georgia Mech
Unclear OCR text reports a quitting event tied to a Georgia mechanism project. Details are unreadable, with numerous garbled phrases and missing names, places, and dates. No coherent persons or organizations can be identified to establish a concrete news item.
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Hawis
Lily Teach
Georgia
Local game ends with Greyhounds edge Nelsonville in tough clash
Nelsonville meets a hard fought loss as Glouster Greyhounds beat Nelsonville in the final minutes. The home team rallied late with key shots while the visitors battled to the end in a tight score line.
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Elberit
Nelsendu
Greyhounds
Owel
Nelsonville
Glouster
Tieawhiurst
Tiecvorh
Witshburn Tor
Dlowell, Ho
Nebraska fighter aims for Dundee title in tomorrow clash
A Hudkins from Nebraska vows to crack Dundee with plans to travel east after sneaking a win at home. The weight champion faces Joe Dundes as the bout draws near with city and regional interest high.
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Aca Hudkins
Nebraska
Snead Christ Home
Nat Joe Dundes
Corning Teams Split Honors In Local Basketball Clash
December night basketball saw Norling High School win the boys game 18 to 14 and the girls fall 20 to 2 to Me Laney. The boys led at halftime, forcing a five minute overtime where Corning added another score.
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Corning
Nornlg High School
MeLaney
Inaorlosa Fame
Imine
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