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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1929

Page

7

Zuppke to Be Guest of Athens Elks Lodge

OBERT BO B ZUPPKE veteran Illinois coach will visit Athens tonight as guest of the Athens Lodge of Elks. He will be feted in the Elks Club Rooms then address Elks members Ohio University Bobcat football squad and national sports writers. Don C Pecen Ohio U coach also to be honored at the banquet. Four Bobcat players Brammer Kepler Hart Warshower will miss the event due to basketball commitments in New York State.

Obert Bob’ Zuppke Illinois Athens Athens Lodge of Elks Zuppke Elks Ohio University Bobcat Ohio University Don C. Pecen Bobcat Brammer Kepler Hart Warshower New York State

Illini Rivalry History Highlights under Zuppke Era

Summary of Illinois football under Zuppke, including breakthrough upsets and star players like Red Grange, later Big Ten triumphs in 1927 and 1928, notable games against Penn, Nebraska, Michigan, and Ohio State, and innovations such as the screen pass and the huddle. Also reports Pomeroy girls and Jerseyville clash with final Jerseyville win. Biehl star with 17 points.

Ilini Minnesota Illinois Zuppke Illini Ohio State Wisconsin Pennsylvania Nebraska Hlinots Penn Illinois Stadium Hilini Red” Grange Grange Chapman Macomber Shively Crane McMillen Nowack Walter Eckersall Posty Clark Harold Pogue Northwestern Michigan Chicago Iowa T Milini Olifie State Jack Wilce Buckeye Ohion State

Glouster Boys Triumph Over Crooksville 21 18

Glouster High School boys defeated Crooksville High 21 to 18 in the opening game on the enlarged gym floor. The contest stayed close to the end as both teams played strong basketball. The Glouster girls were defeated by Crooksville 82 to 82.

Glouster Glouster High School Boys Basketeers Crooksville High Glouster Girls Crooksville Girls

Canaanville Triumphs Over Greens Run in County Clash

Canaanville High School boys beat Greens Run 12 to 0 in Athens County conference action Friday. Greens Run was hampered by three injured players Byaefski Gillett and Russell returning after holidays. In girls play Greens Run topped Canaanville 23 to 18 with Danko scoring 11 and Walton adding seven.

Greens Canaanville High School Greens Run Athens County Bycefski Gillett Russell Canaanville Danko Walton New Marshfield

Many Golfers Tee Off Today in SoCal Winter Event

In Pasadena at the San Gabriel Country Club the annual $1,000 pro amateur tournament began with two amateurs and two professionals in the opening foursome. Tony Manero of Elsford New York paired with Wild Bill Jeliffe while Olin Dutra of Los Angeles joined Chuck Ward. Manero won Catalina Island’s $7,500 event yesterday with 18 under par 54 holes, earning $1,400. Dutra took $1,000 and Bill Melhorn of New York $750 for third with 18 under.

Pasadena Calif California San Gabriel Country Club Tony Manero Elsford N. Y Catalina Island Wild Bill Jeliffe Olin Dutra Los Angeles Catalina Chuck Ward Manero Dutra Bill’ Melhorn New York

Pittsburgh Cagers Show Early Punch

Pittsburgh Panthers led by Chuck Hyatt defeated Northwestern 38 to 80 in Chicago. Indiana also fell to Pittsburgh, while Michigan beat Pennsylvania 27 to 24, giving the Big Nine a split with eastern teams.

Chicago Pittsburgh Barnstormers Chuck Hyatt Panthers Northwestern Indiana Michigan Pennsylvania

Lengel May Get Police Pension In Canton Case

Canton officials report former Police Chief S. A. Lengel may receive a police pension if the Pension Board rules the new law grants it power to do so. Lengel served more than 19 years before suspension and later conviction tied to the Don Mellett murder plot in 1926.

Canton U.P S. A. Lengel Police Pension Board Lengel Don R. Mellett

Texas Christian U Gridironers Consume Food at Training Table

The varsity players at Texas Christian University ate among eighty pints of milk forty two pounds of meat twenty eight loaves of bread and fourteen pounds of butter in two daily meals this fall at the training table.

Texas Christian U

What Does Grid Player Think of While He Is Running 100 Yards

Notre Dame back Jack Elder recounts his famous 100 yard run against Army with a focus on timing and instinct rather than thought. He explains the ball came to him six feet from the goal line and he simply sprinted to the end, while others dispute the exact yardage and observers offered varying Estimates. Elder recalls the slippery field and a moment with safety man Johnny Murrell as he sought to outrun pursuit.

William Braucher Jack Elder Notre Dame Toledo South Bend Cagle Tran Graham McNarmee Dick Gentle Lider Johnny Murrel Murrell Illinois A. C Lieb Jack Kentucky Hills

Lodi Girls and Boys Defeat Pomeroy on Tone Roy Floor

Lodi high School teams, girls and boys, beat Pomeroy Saturday night on the Tone Roy floor. Girls won by 10 as Grim and Goldsberry led with 13 points. Burson and Tlack wood stood out at guard. Boys led early and defeated Pomeroy 29 to 20 with Beihl scoring 17 and Williams dominating inside, Sapp and Eggleston at guard.

Pomeroy Boys Jerseyville Pomeroy Davis Biehl Csessseeeese Morrison Eeeeeeteseene Whimame Cceccassases Tiggleston Eneereeneereae Escs Asahesbeatas Pameroy N.g. FF Waecasebenseean Davie Lodi High School Toneroy Lodi Grim Goldsberry Burson Tlackwood Lodi Boys Pomeroy High Beihl Williams Sapp Eggleston

Italian Doming Cicarelli Edges Jeanchea in Rio Fight

In Rio de Janeiro on December 15 Domingo Cicarelli an Italian middleweight won a 12 round decision against Alberto Jeanchea of Peru. George Gemas an American heavyweight secured a three round technical knockout against Paul Hama a French Negro in the 10 round semi windup.

George Gemas Paul Hama

Big League Fight Champ Is Sought

Chicago reports a potential bid for the big league boxing championship to be held at Soldier Field. Lewin KR Hack Wilson of the Cubs hesitates to face Art Shirea of the White Sox, citing dignity concerns after declining a $15 000 offer. Promoter Jim Mullen hopes for a stadium bout despite ban chatter, aiming to fill 195 000 seats if weather cooperates.

Chicago Soldiers Lewin KR Hack Wilson Chicago Cubs Art Shirea White Sox Ovecome Jim Mullen Hack Shires Chorge Traffien Chicago Bears Kid Gabbo Ity Chicaro Stadium Shires&Wilson Mullen Fana Saya

Did You Know That Rutgers and Lafayette Rivalry Notes

A fragmented reminiscence mentions Rutgers president John M. Thomas delaying a wager until a win over Lafayette. It cites coach Vander, Dan McGugin praising teams, Villanova coach Harry Stohidre, Ray Calwell and a Birmingham pennant, with older pitchers and Class A play referenced.

John M. Thomas Rutgers Lafayette Rutsecors Vander Dan MccGugin Dan Harry Stohidreher Villanova Ray Calldwell Cleveland Birmingham

Penn State Athletic Budget Shows Net Profit in 1928 29

The Athletic Association bulletin lists a net profit of 45906.06 for 1928 29 while other sports ran deficits. Football funded the program and supported non football activities at Penn State during the year.

Penn State Athletic Association

Central League Approves Split Season Plan for 1941

The Central League will adopt a split season next year after a Canton meeting of club owners. The first half runs May 1 to September 1 with a reduced salary cap of 3740 dollars and a 1 percent player limit. Donald C. Jacobs of Canton was elected league president and Harry Smith of Columbus named secretary. L. Z. Wyte of Decatur resigned.

Canton U.P Aowewers Donald ¢. Jacobs Wre League Harry Smith Columbusa Eueciesding LL. Z. Wyte Decatur

Tennis Association Urges Open Play for Pros and Amateurs

The United States Lawn Tennis Association explains its push for open competition between amateur and professional players in the latest issue of its official publication. It urges popularizing the tennis profession to attract more men and women to instruct players nationwide.

New York United States Law Tennis Association Tennis I. B Bt. T. Ae

Robbers kill 68-year-old Kierar in Youngstown robbery

Dee Youngstown 16 appears in this report as Uttering Police details say four masked robbers clubbed George Kierar to death after ambushing him. Kierar died, robbers fled with a mere 2 dollars.

Youngstown Dee U.rb George Kierar Attll Chiemar

Panther Stars of 1916 Eleven In Limelight

Pittsburgh Pa Dee University of Pittsburgh boasted a great 1916 team. many members linger in sports spotlight. John Sutherland, exceptional guard, Dr J B Sutherland, Pitt dentist and coach, and Doctor Cartagn, Pitt coach, played on that squad joint with Jimmy DeHart. Renowned figures like Pat Herron coached at major institutions. Warner from 1916 era continues producing champions at Stanford.

Pittsburgh. Pa Dee University of Pittsburgh John Sutherland J. B. Sutherland Pirt Panthers Cartagn Pitt Jimmy DeHart Pake Bot Peck Culver Military Schoool Pat Herron MetLaren Thornhiil Mastings Crean Scobey Tere Por’ Warner Elevelie Stanford Pacific Conant

Ohio State Buckeyes Disband For Exams Then Notre Dame Clash

Ohio State basketball team breaks for December 26 return after a 26 to 24 win over Ohio University. Courters will face Notre Dame at State Fairgrounds Coliseum after quarterly exams and a short holiday vacation.

Columbcus Ohio State Ohio Univversity Ecourters Notre Dame State Faithgrounds Coliseum

FOR YOUR INVESTED MONEY Choose Permanent Safety of Principal

Ohio's largest building and loan association offers 6 percent loans secured by first mortgages on Columbus real estate. Monthly payment is $1 per $100 borrowed, properties insured, and a $4 million blanket policy covers cyclone and windstorm. Bonus insurance and bonds total $1.5 million and reserves exceed $2 million. 34 years with no investor loss and 5 percent CD interest.

Columbus Buckeye Ohio Building and Loan Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bob Zuppke Lodge of Elks Don C. Peden Banquet Illine Fighting Illini Proctor Tracy heferee—Tracy King Milligan Blackwood Cowen Pomeroy I I Cohen Ig. Schmittaur Diehl Swatzwalzer Crooksville Elder Cline’s Shafer Nelsonville Fred R. Beasley United Press Rio DE Janeiro Domingo Cicarelli Alberto Jeanchea Peru Athens, Ohio Tennis Association Hills Man Panther Buckeye State Building and Loan TN ST. Columbus Merry Christmas the Athens Messenger Athens Messenger Circulation Department
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