Butler to Open 1931 Ohio Univ Football Schedule
Athletic Director O C Bird schedules Ohio University Bobcats home opener with Butler on Oct 3 1931 The Butler game completes an eight game 1931 schedule four home four away Also lists tentative dates at Denison Cincinnati Ohio Wesleyan DePauw Miami Wesleyan Simpson and mentions Denison omission in 1932 due to DePauw and Wabash additions.
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O. C. Bird
Ohio University
Bobcats
Bird
Indianapolis Eleven
Simpson
Butler
Northwestern Educational Association
Miami
Wesleyan
Simpson College
Wittenberg
Ohio
Lutherans
Buckeye Association
Denison
DePauw
Wabas
Eddie Shea Upsets Fidel La Barba In Cleveland Bout
Eddie Shea a 126 pound Chicago fighter defeated former flyweight champion Fidel La Barba in a 10 round match at Public Auditorium. Referee Patrick Haley scored five rounds to Shea with two rounds even. La Barba weighed 124 pounds and the show drew 11,000 fans.
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Cleveland
U.R
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Fidel la Barba
Kid Chocolate
Public Auditorium
Cleveland News
Shea
la Barba
County Loop Round Two Set For Friday Night Basketball
Athens County league teams resume action Friday with six first-round victors vying for position. Lodi Hollister meet for .500 record as others clash at Albany Amesville Buch el Plains The Plains Coolville Stewart New Marshfield and more in the county schedule.
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Troy
Rome
Jacksonville-Trimble
Lodi
Hollister
Plains Catmne
Aluy
Albany
Greens Run
mel-Bern
Amesville
Jacksville
Buchtel
Buchel
Plains
Carbondale
the Plains
Coolville
Buckeye Conference picks spark laughter over forgotten stars
Mitch laments the Buckeye Conference all star selection for the football season claiming Rex Burke and Piggy Hart were omitted. He mocks the choice favoring Jensen and Ginaven while noting North and Halpin shifts and calls the lineup grand larceny in playful tongue.
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Buckeye
Rex Burke
Piggy Hart
Denmark
Jensen
Ohio Wesleyan
Burke
Halpin
Miami
Blosser
Rex
Clean Slates Scarce Among High Schools
Ohio high schools with football teams totaled about 400 in 1930. The undefeated lists recognize Lorain and Steubenville, each with dominant records and high point totals. Other only unbeaten or untied schools include Struthers, East Tech, Middletown, and Martins Ferry, among several smaller programs.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Ohio High School Athletic Association
United Press
Lorain and
Steubenville High Schools
Lorain
Steubenville
Steubenvillé
Jolunior
Tiffin
Struthers High School
Struthers
Youngstown
Cleveland East Tech
Middletown
Martins Ferry High School
Bluffton High School
Allen County
Middleport
Meigs County
Peninsula
Summit County
Hubbard
Trumbull
Columbus Academy
Grandview
Franklin County
Hoppe Wins Six-Block 18.2 Billiards Match in Chicago
Willie Hoppe defeated Welker Cochran 800 to 8 in the final six blocks of the 18.2 billiards contest. Hoppe produced the best run of the night with an unfinished 217 in three innings.
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Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Chicago
Hoppe
Bobcats Honored by Elks as Pitt Coach Praises Ohio Team
University of Pittsburgh coach R J B Sutherland addressed the Ohio University 1930 Green and White squad at the Athens Elks Lodge banquet. He praised the team’s unity, coach player cooperation, and the impact of bench years on later success, recalling Pitt’s undefeated 1929 and post season travels.
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Jock” Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Ohio University Bobcats
Athens Elks Lodge
F E. B. Bryan
University
C. Bird
Billy Ireland
The
Columbus Dispatch
F.S. Crooks
Ohio
Elks Lodge
Bryan
Ohio University
Sutherland
Pittsburgh
California
Pasadena
Pitt
Sharkey Schmeling Bout Agreement Reached in New York
Jack Sharkey agreed to a championship bout with Max Schmeling to be held in New York next summer. The deal was made during a conference with William Carey president of the Madison Square Garden Corporation and Damon Runyon New York sports writer Milk Fund representative.
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Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
New York
William Carey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Damon Runyon
Milk Fund
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Alabama
Spain
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Washington State
Mitch
Howard Ginaven
Ginaven
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George Brown
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