Ohio Buckeyes Prepare For Opening Week Schedule
Two dozen college basketball games mark the start of Ohio intercollegiate play. Ohio State under Coach Harold Olsen hosts Western Ontario in Columbus next Saturday. Ohio Wesleyan faces Western Reserve in Cleveland while Cincinnati meets Transylvania Georgetown and Kentucky. Ohio University plays Bliss College with four Ohio Conference showdowns including Kenyon vs Denison and Bowling Green at Baldwin Wallace then Kent State.
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New York Giants
Wrigley Field
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Eagles
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Rastern
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Chicago Bears
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Portsmouth
Trophies of the gridiron rivalries Old Oaken Bucket and Little Brown Jug
Mitelli notes two storied midwest trophies the Old Oaken Bucket shared by Purdue and Indiana and the Little Brown Jug contested by Michigan and Minnesota. Both trophies vanish and reappear with dramatic intrigue linked to Civil War lore and student pranks, shaping decades of college football history.
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Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Indianapolis
Bruner
Kent
Hanover
Ind
Morgan
Fielding Yost
Army Football Schedule for 19% Reveals Five Core Opponents
West Point dispatch notes Army's 19% football slate again includes 10 games. Five major foes recur while five new opponents join the schedule. The list shows dates and opponents such as Washburn College, Davidson College, Drake University, Sewanee, Yale, Dilinotm, Harvard, and others with locations indicated.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Washburn College
Davidson College
Drake University
M. Sewanee
Yale
New Haven
Dilinotm
Champaign
Harvard
Boxing official dies in Chicago after illness
George Lytton, 50, Chicago businessman and boxing patron, died after a 10 day illness. A former amateur heavyweight champion he refereed the famous Dempsey Tunney bout known for the long count. Born in Grand Rapids he studied at Michigan Military Academy and Harvard. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Chicago
U.R
George Lytton
Llness
Lytton
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan Military Academy
Harvard University
Lions Chosen for Rose Bowl Representation
The article notes Columbia named to face Stanford in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Coach Lou Little is shown upper left with Tony Matal catching a pass and Joe Ferrara at the lower right as tackle.
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Columbia
Stanford
Lou Little
Tony Matal
Joe Ferrara
Glouster Tomcats Top Jacksonville Trimble 27 12
Glouster High Tomcats beat Jacksonville Trimble High basketeers 27 to 12 in a fast game at the local gym. End of first quarter tied 2-2. halftime lead 16-6 for Glouster. Third quarter Glouster 10 Jacksonville Trimble 4. Final quarter Glouster 10 Jacksonville Trimble 3. Jacksonville Trimble girls defeated Glouster girls by a wide margin.
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Glouster High Tomcats
Jacksonville-Trimble High Basketeers
Jacksonville-Trimble
Jacksonville- Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble Girls
Glouster Girls
Milwaukee Team Leads Pin Meet in Central States Bowling
The Plenkington Arcade team of Milwaukee led the five man event with 3097. Otto Stein Jr of St Louis topped the singles with 725 in 252 236 - two Detroit teams led doubles with 1321 and 1323 points. Johnny Crimmins of Detroit led all events with 1921 as Cleveland Chicago Dayton Toledo and Flint teams prepare to compete December 16.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Otto Stein, Jr
St. Louis
CC. Foerch
Grand Rapids
Mich
B. Youngblood
A. Dingwell
R. Krakow
P. Scribner
Johnny Crimmins
Cleveland
Chicago
Dayton
Toledo
Flint
Dickinson Puts Michigan First
U P Neither Columbia nor Stanford in Dickinson's top ten. Professor Frank G Dickinson of Illinois ranks Michigan at number one for the second straight year with 38.53 points. The ten list includes Ohio State Southern California Oregon and more.
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U.P
Columbia
Stanford
Pasadena
Calif
Frank G. Dickinson
Dickinson
University of Illinois
University of Michigan
Michigan
Migreriar
Cqeccomiserenen
Peanen
Pitts
Ohio State
Southern California
Oregon
Macfarlane Wins Miami-Biltmore Open With 288
Willie MacFarlane, 42, from Tuckahoe New York, won the Miami Biltmore Open and earned 2500 after finishing 288 total. Johnny Revolta and Ralph Guldahl tied for second at 292, while Tommy Armour and Paul Bunyan tied for third at 304. Denny Shute led the defending champ with 299. The field had 79 survivors from 174 starters as they prep for Pasadena Open starting December 22 in California.
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Fra
U.2
Willie MacFarlane
California
MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Johnny Revolta
Menominee
Mich
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Week's Boxing Spotlight Features 135-Pound Rivals
New York hosts two key lightweight bouts headlining a national boxing slate. Cleto Locatelli faces Barney Ross challenger Tony Canzoneri in a 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden, while Billy Petrolle meets Stanislans Loayza in a 10 rounder at Ridgewood Club.
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U.R
Cleto Locatelli
Italy
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Madison Square Garden
Billy Petrotte
Farge Express
Chile
Ridgewood Club
Holyoke
Mass
Teddy Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Tony D'Allesandro
Albany
N. Y
Baby Joe Thompson
Syracuse
Welter
Johnny Casper
Burlington
Billy Petrolle
Duluth
Duluth Welter
Stanislaus Loayza
Los Angeles
Baby Joe Gans
Ceferino Garcia
Philippines
Philadelphia
Bobby Dean
Joe Foglietta
Peru
Ind
Detroit
Carl Emrick
Terre Haute
Toots Bashara
Norfolk
Pete Nebo
Key West
Fla
Young Terry
Trenton
Jimmy Smith
Hollywood
Cal
Frank Rowsey
Tony Poloni
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Ponzi Leads In World Pocket Billiards Tour
Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia leads the week one standings with four wins and no defeats in Chicago. James Carasol of Wilmington is undefeated with two wins. Charles Sea of Astoria trails with four losses. Ponzi defeated William Mosconi 125 to 17 in 17 innings. Frank Taberski of Schenectady defeated Benny Allen 125 to 95 in 11 innings.
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U.P
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
James Carasol
Wilmington
Del
Charles Seaback
Astoria
N. Y
Ponzi
William Mosconi
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Benny Allen
Kansas City
Random Sports Snippets From The Era By Henry Melpomore
A collage of sports notes and opinions: Hominy Joe unfamed in guides, Ted Sivan’s riding roots from Kokomo, Dundee’s cold cure gym rounds, Ken Overlin wins the guard title, Ellsworth Vines rates Crawford versus Tilden, Stanislaus Loayza’s fortune and broke status, Stanford coach past villainy, Notre Dame alumni coaching in 1933, Pesek’s wrestling and greyhound stable, triple magnifying glasses joke, Babe Didrikson’s golf goal, Mose Kelsch age 40 in football, Mule Haas opens a Montclair tavern, Newsy Lalonde on Leafs strength, Munn conditioning, Boston U glee club, Columbia versus Stanford at second period fate.
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Ted Sivan
Kokomo
Indiana
Johnny Dundee
National Guard
Ken Overlin
U. S
Colorado
Ellsworth Vines
Jack Crawford
Bill Tilden
Bill
Stanislaus Loayza
Billy Petrolie
Tiny Thornhill
Stanford
Notre Dame
John Pesek
A Johnson
Paul Berlenbach
Harlem
Babe Didrikson
Babe
Mose Kelsch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mule Haas
Chicago White Sox
Montclair
N. J
Newsy Lalonde
Les Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Leslie Munn
Brooklyns
Great North Woods
Boston U
Columbia
Lions
Major Leagues to Shake Up Roster Moves at Winter Meeting
Baseball magnates expect a wholesale shift of players at the winter meeting starting tomorrow with most clubs involved in trade talk. Detroit may acquire Mickey Cochrane from Philadelphia for Hayworth and cash as part of a possible Tigers leadership move. Discussions also cover standardizing balls, interleague play, and daily game broadcasts.
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U.P
Giants
Senators
Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Donie Bush
Jim Bottomley
Marty McManus
Red Six
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Athletics
Hayworth
Cochrane
Tigers
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