Ohio State Clash Opens Bobcat Trip to New York Teams
Ohio University’s Bobcats depart Athens for a four game eastern swing starting with Ohio State. Ten players under Coach Grover travel to Buffalo Syracuse and Elmira A C with aims to defend against New York teams and showcase Trace Brammer Root and company in a challenging series. The trip concludes with a return game versus Columbus.
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Athens
Ohio University
State of New York
University of Buffalo
Syracuse University
Elmira A. C
Ohio State University
Bobcats
Buffalo
Bisons
Butch Grover
Brammer
Koterba
Lockman
Root
Trace
Kepler
Warshower
New York
Trace, Brammer, Root and Company
Buss College
Ohio
Cats
Bies Et Columbin
Buss
Chauncey Troy High Schools End In Split Games
Chauncey and Troy High Schools split Friday games with Chauncey winning 16 to 6 over Troy and Troy taking a 30 to 15 victory in the boys contest. Chauncey guards Johnson Guerra and Thomas led a stout defense while Lethe Thomas added eight points in two league games.
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Chauncey
Chauncey and Troy High Schools
Broks
Chauncey Gime
Troy
Johnson
Guerra
Thomas
Margaret Johnson
Lethe Thomas
Dolal
Hattie jThoman
Troy Boys
Butler Defeats Manchester College 55 to 22 in Hoosier action
Butler University overwhelmed Manchester College 55 to 22 as Christopher fueled the varsity with field goals in a decisive win. Northwestern beat Michigan State 54 to 23 in Chicago with strong Purple finishes. Indiana fell 81 to 85 to Pittsburgh in Bloomington after a tied first half, Hyatts led Pitt with five baskets and three free throws. Notts Demo’s squad routed Albion College 54 to 11 in South Bend with Newbold and Carthy leading scorers.
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Indianapolis
Pouering
Butler University
Manchester College
Christopher
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
University of Pittsburgh
McGracken
Hyatta
Pitt
South Bend
Wa—Notts
Albion Collets
Michigan
Newbold
4Re- Carthy
Hollister High dominates Lodi in close 38 35 win
Hollister High basketball narrowly defeats Lodi 38 to 35 at Hollister gym with Wallace shining for Hollister. Lodi led 13-10 at halftime as Eleanor Mason returns from injury to score 16 for Hollister girls who beat Lodi girls for the first time this season.
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Glouster
Hollister High Basketeers
Lodi
Hollister
Wallace
Hollister Girls
Twoe Girls
Eleanor Mason
Lodi Girls
Hawkeyes Near Reinstatement After Conference Row
Des Moines report says Iowa cagers expect reinstatement to the Big Ten after the conference committee denied a second plea. Supporters criticize the athletic board over eligibility issues tied to a trust fund loan, amid tension with the Weatern Conference.
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Yowa City
Corn Belt
Towa
Hawkeyes
Big Ten
Art Shires to meet Hack Wilson in boxing bout
Chicago promoter notes Art Shires and Hack Wilson would draw big crowds if allowed to fight. Both known for showmanship and color, they could earn substantial salaries, with Veeck's Cubs sanctioning a match unclear and negotiations likely to determine if the bout proceeds. Shires plans another bout Monday against George Tratton as a next step in the buildup.
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Bert Demery
United Press
Chicago
Shires
Arethur
Hack Wiser
Wison
Lenn Blackburne
Wilson
Wilann
William Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Veeck
Cubs
Jin Mullen
Over & Coun
Mullen
Shires-Wilson
Chicago Bradiure
George Tratton
Chicago Bearg
Wil
Dick Hughes Named Honorary Captain by Athens High
Richard Hughes the Athens High School quarterback was elected honorary captain at a banquet hosted by players mothers and athletic officials at the Presbyterian Church. He will graduate this year and missed the last ten games due to a shoulder injury announced by Coach Pr B McKinley.
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Richard Hughes
Athens
Way
Presbyterian Church
Hughes
Pr B. McKinley
Ohio University seeks 1930 grid opener opponent
Athletic Director O C Bird works to fill the September 27 opening date for Ohio University's Bobcats. Telegrams sent to many teams yielded no interest. Kenyon and Wilmington College show some potential but have not committed. Broaddus College and others are in touch as Bird weighs options for a nationally recognized season debut.
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0. C. Bird
Ohio University
Athens
Wilmington College
Shitty Roten
Cate
Quakers
Obhleans
Athenaward
Broaddus College
W. Va
Bird
Gutter
Indianapolis
Rleairy
Jwbie
Detroit Southpaw Sold To Hollywood
Detroit pitcher Emil Yde, a southpaw, is sold to the Hollywood Club of the Pacific Coast. Announcement came from Frank J. Nevin, president of the Detroit Baseball Club. Yde debuted in the major leagues with Pittsburgh, won seven and lost three for the Senators.
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Detroit
Der
Emil Yde
Detroit Tiger
Hollywood
Pacific Coast
Hoy
Frank J. Nevin
Detroit Baseball Club
Yde
Pittsburgh
Gerrett Crow
Indianapolis
Stisers
Wilson Bars Wilson From Meeting Art Shires
Chicago Cubs president Willaim L. Veeck ordered star outfielder Hack Wilson not to meet Art Shires of the White Sox next month for a heavyweight bout. The Cubs will not countenance the fight and refused to speculate on penalties if Wilson defies the ban.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Hack Wilson
Arthur Slares
White Sox
Chicago Diamonds
Willam L. Veeck
Cubs
Ballyhoo
Cuba
Veeck
Wilson
Pix
Shires
Rome Highs Triumph Over Albany In Close Varsity Games
Rome High School teams defeated Albany in Friday night games. The Rome girls won 18 to 16 in a tight contest while the Rome boys rallied in the second half to secure the lead they held late. Greene twins of Albany stood out early, with Ose and Graham leading Rome in scoring. Also noted: Cy clone Mackay of Yazoo City will meet Jack Reynolds of Indianapolis for a welterweight bout on Wednesday night.
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Dec
Rome Rich School
Gfrls
Rome
Socore
Rome Boys
Greene Twins
Ose
Graham
Columbus
Cyclone Mackay
Yazoo City
Mias
Jack Reynolda
Indianapolis
Hare
Mackay
Shires Fight Looms Over Cubs Consent Issue
A veteran promoter notes a potential intercession by Tim Mullen and questions whether a fight will occur without Cubs consent. He laments past struggles to profit from top fighters and hints at baseball players drawing crowds influencing the decision.
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Shires
Cubs
Tim Mullen
Fang
Bobcat Cage Captain Brammer Leads versatile team
John Red Brammer, born January 25 1907 in Kentucky, captains Ohio Bobcats basketball this season after a standout multi sport career. He grew up in Proctorville, starred in high school, played at Mariette, and is in his third varsity year. Brammer expects a fast, strong team with Grover coaching and Swackhammer hoping for lineup inclusion.
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Bobcats
John “Red
Brammer
Ohio
Reel Brammer
Kentucky
Proctorville
Mariette
Swackhammer
Rint
Buleb Grover
Seeini
Logan Men Bow Unusual Scores at Logan Lane
Unusual scores were recorded by Logan bowlers led by Pete Bashara who totaled 277 in a single game. Cruise posted 237 in three games for 707, with Burgess averaging 201 over nine straight due to Wednesday activity. Achwusz toppled 722 across three games, while Taylor notched 345 in a Thursday session and Clair hit 244 for his high game of the week.
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Logan
Rcords
Pete Bashara
Bashara
Fant Cruise
Fis
George Burgess
Charles Achwusz
Frank Taylor
Columbus
Shiver Streight
Joli
Clair
Culp
Ping
Tulane to Play Northwestern in Chicago Next Fall
Baton Rouge report says Er. Wilbur C. Smith Grosnie athletic director announced a sun game between Tulane and Northwestern University in Chicago on October 4 next year.
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Baton Rouge
Tulane
Northwestern University
Chicago
Er. Wilbur C. Smith
Grosnies
Did You Know That Headlines From a Curious 1914 Palm Beach Note
A fragmented 1914 Palm Beach item mentions Spears wallaps, Stagg’s golf, and Purdue coach Jimmy Phelan. It notes Hank Cris, Alabama assistant, as a four-letter man from Virginia Poly, and Pink Templeton at Stanford. Mentions Fleishnacker and a Stanford quarterback among odds and ends.
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Spears
Stagg
Palm Beach
Hank Cris
Alabama
Virginia Poly
Jimmy Phelan
Purdue
Pink Templeton
Stanford
Bolvers
McLarnin Shines in Welterweight Contention After KO
Jimmy McLarnin of Vonroarer, TC, stands out as a top welterweight hopeful after a second round knockout of Ruby Goldstein at Madison Square Garden. The New Yorker, weighing 244 1/2 pounds, was overwhelmed by McLarnin’s fast, powerful assault and left ringside after a decisive right hand. McLarnin’s win follows his recent victory over Sammy Mandell in Chicago, cementing his status as a leading challenger to the welterweight title held by Jackie Fields before the ring incident.
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York
Tec
Jamy McLarnin
Vonrowrer
Pollo
Jaghie Atelsiva
Ruby Goldstein
New York
Madison Square Garden
Mobarnin
Goldstein
Jackie Fields
Jin
Gorilla Jones
AfeLarnin
Trish
Casi Sis
Golistein
Jeera
Furby
Tager
New Yorker
Tad Tinlf
Melarnin Quckly
Golfstein
Margi
Raby
McLarnin
Goldguin
Ruby
McLain
MerLarnin
Sammy Mandell
Chicago
Hughes Heads Athens High School A Association
David Hughes was elected president of the newly reorganized A Association of Athens High School at Thursday’s meeting. Virgil Cross was elected vice president Ann Evans secretary and treasurer. A constitution will be ratified at the next meeting. Tickets for adult basketball games are sold by committee members Virgil Cross Narware Haskina and Margaret Porter with sales through Summers Store. Members who earned an A award at the high school are eligible for membership.
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David Hughes
Athens High School
Virgil Cross
Ann Evans
Nar~ Ware Haskina
Margaret Porter
Summers
Parsons
Last Night's Cage Results from Various Colleges and Schools
Summary of last night's high school and college cage results with scores including Baldwin Wallace 32 Bowling Green Wit 52 Cincinnati U 52 Cedarville 26 Ashland 28 Stuskingum 15 Blaffton 42 Ohio Northern 3 Columbus Central 31 Delaware 24 Mansfeld 28 Columbus North Columbus Aquinas 22 Kenton 5 Newark 21 Columbus West 13 Coshocton 21 Columbus East 11 Columbus Bexley 43 Gatanna Columbus Upper Arlington Groveport 15 Zanesville St Nicholas 13 Holy Family 21 Calumus Reynolisburg 21 Canal Winchester 14 Marsesville 19 CirvlevDe 12 Lancaster 12 Millersport 4 Cincinnati Norwood 23 Dayton Steele 32 Toledo Woodward 22 Dayton Kiser 10 Amanda 13 Sugar Grove 12 two overtime periods Sugar Grove Girls 2 Amanda Girls 2 West Jefferson 17 St Charles 11 Lancaster St Marys 3d Bremen 25 Thurston 20 Rushville 19 Hamilton Township Girls 10 Dublin Gills 5
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College Baldwin Wallace
Bowling Wareen
Cincinnati U
Cedarville
Ashland
Stuskingum
Blaffton
Ohio Northern
Columbus Central
Delaware
Colmbus Aquinas
Kenton
Newark
Columbus West
Coshocton
Columbus East
Columbus Bexley
Gatannna
Columbus
Upper Arlington
Groveport
Zanesville St. Nicholas
Holy Family
Calumus
Reynolisburg
Canal Winchester
Marsesville
CirelevDe
Lancaster
Millersport
Cincinnati
Norwood
Dayton Steele
Toledo Woodward
Dayton Kiser
Amanda
Sugar Grove
West Jefferson
St. Charles
Lancaster St. Mary's
Bremen
Thurston
Fushville
Hamilton ‘Township
Dublin Gills
Final Ballots Compiled For Erskine Trophy
New York December 14 Final ballots on the Alert Russell Erskine football trophy are being collected. A jury of 260 sports writers considered Notre Dame, Pitt and Purdue for final judging. Fifteen teams were nominated in preliminary voting, with twelve other schools named in the list.
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New York
U.P
Russell Erskine
Nottre Dame
Pitt
Purdue
St. Mary's of California
Tulane
Southern California
Texas Christian
Tennessee
Yale
Dartmouth
North Carolina
Stanford
Calgate
Utah
California
Layden Declines Washington Athletic Director Post
Elmer Layden, Duquesne University football coach, announced he refused an offer from George town University of Washington to be director of athletics and head football coach. Layden, a former member of Notre Dame's Four Horsemen, had been linked as a successor to Lou Little, who left Georgetown to join Columbia University.
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Prrtspuurgh
U.p
Elmer Layden
Duquesne University
Geargn
Town University of Washington
Layden
Kowa Dame
Four Horsemen
Bit" Jones
Army
Lou Little
George
Town
Columbia University
New York
Fight Results Amid Dec 14 Card Across Cities
In Detroit San Francisco and nearby venues Jimay Moore of San Francisco won a six round decision over Indian Tiger West of Cleveland. Hily Shaw beat AL Crisp in six rounds. Lou Scozza scored a fifth round foul victory over George Courtney. In San Francisco Young Corbett defeated Tommy Bikx for the Western weight title on a knockdown and series of lefts. Eddie Murdock prevailed over Charlie Cobb in a two ten round matches in San Diego and Rolly Wood reported from California.
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Detroit
Mich
Rec
Jimay Moore
San Francisco
Rio
Tiger West
Negro
Cleveland
Jhily Shaw
Nirait
AL Crisp
Los Angeles
Lou Scozea
Buffalo
George Courtney
Oklahoma
City
Scozza
Young Corbett
Fresi
Tommy Bikx
Mexico
Rolly Wood
Calif
Eddie Murdock
Charlie “Cowboy” Cobb
San Diego
Nelsonville Greyhounds down Pomeroy in season opener
Nelsonville High School opened its 1929-30 basketball season by routing Pomeroy 42 to 27 on the local court. Jewett led with 15 points, Hilleary and Hawk had 10 each as the Greyhounds built a 22 to 10 halftime lead. Pomeroy’s Davis led the visitors with four baskets and no fouls. In the girls game, Nelsonville swept Pomeroy 34 to 4 behind a fourth-quarter burst after the Pomeroy girls led early.
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Robert Vore
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Pomeroy
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Hilleary
Hal Pomeroy
Greyhounds
Marshall
Jewett
Svas
Hawk
Davis
Pomeroy Suaid
Wixs
Nelsonville High
Pomeroy High School
Norman
Nelsonvilla
Conter
Parti
Crow
Preator
Pomeroy Torwan
Traerhan
Haskete
Tolala
Cs Ceeseeseseee
USC Defeats Carnegie Tech In Sun Dodger Coliseum Tie
Under a sweltering sun in Los Angeles USC defeated Carnegie Tech 54 to 33 before 65000 fans at Coliseum. Ardeltide and Tappaan scored for the Trojans while Amuentiont and McCardy connected for the Tartans, as USC pulled away late in the game.
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Amuentiont
McCardy
Notre Dame Drops Remblers Nickname For 1930 Schedule
SOUTH BEND Ind Dec 14 Notre Dame plans for 1930 football schedule show the team abandoning the Remblers nickname next season The Irish will play five home games and travel more broadly with a mix of home and away appearances The Stadion completion is noted as part of the changes in the article
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South “Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
West Virginia Captain Marshall Glenn Leads Octet
West Virginia University captain Marshall Glenn nicknamed Little Steepy helms the octet through a season marked by a strong captaincy and leadership role on the basketball team.
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Marshall
Little Steepy" Glenn
West Virgina University
Miller Outpoints SII Cincinnati Dee in Featherweight Bout
Freddie Miller defeated Steve Smith in a twelve round featherweight bout last night in Cleveland. Miller dominated with aggression and landed consistent rights to claim the victory.
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Cinginnatt
Dee
Phu
Freddie Miller
Ohio
Steve Smith
Port Gant
Miller
Shikat to Wrestle New York Rival in Armory Card
December 14 report notes Richard Shikat, the titleholder, will wrestle Ceorge Calza of Maly in a top matchup at the Tist regiment armory. Kikel captured a recent match with his Telion rival after a long, tortuous hour’s struggle.
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Shikat
New York
Ilrbk
Richard Shikai
Ceorge Calza
Maly
Tist Regiment
Kikel
Colorado and Missouri to clash in historic football meet
In Boulder Colorado on December 24 a rare intersectional football game was arranged between the University of Colorado and the University of Missouri. The opener will occur in Columbia on October 4 1830 with Missouri traveling to Boulder for a return engagement on October 7 1930.
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Boulder
Colo. der
Rocky Mountain
University of Colorado
University of Missouri
Columbia
Tigers
Cambridge Triumphs Over Oxford In Tin Cross Country Meet
Cambridge defeats Oxford 24 to 21 in the South annual cross country Tin at Farningham Kent. Oxford holds 26 wins to Cambridge 10. Event continues as teams contest in the long-standing rivalry.
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London
Mec
Gambrigde
Oxford
Farningham
Kent
Inday
Oxfords
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Syracuse
Elmira
Blue Devils
Smith
Baker
Paul Green
Coolvilla Independents
Chauncey Independents
Albany High
Northwestern
Michigan State
Hollister Basketeers
Art Shires
H. Wilson
Dick’ Hughes
Rome High
Gils
Ceater
Jimmy McLarmin
Frank Geity
Dotted Press
Spurs
A * Association
Mansfeld
Columbus North
Elmer Lasden
Buqeesne Co
Geargeuarn
River City
Fim
M. Smith
S.C
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Diehl
T Baker
Nebonville Téferes
Woolery
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Pleres
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