Ohio State Beats Hoosiers for Wide Victory in Muddy Clash
Ohio State, led by quarterback Cramer, overcame a six point first quarter deficit to beat Indiana 12 to 5 on a wet field at Bloomington. Key plays included a 48 yard pass combo Cramer to Holcomb, a 70 yard interception return for a touchdown, and a strong ground game with eight first downs and 136 rushing yards. Indiana showed fight with a first quarter score by Saluski and Jones but failed to sustain drives as Ohio State capitalized on breaks and defensive stands.
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Kansas Aggies Defeat West Virginia 19 at Morgantown
Kansas Aggies defeated West Virginia University 19 to 0 on the Mountaineers home field. Hicks Cronkite kicked two field goals from 31 and 30 yards, Auker connected on a long pass to Green for a third period touchdown, and Kansas added a late fourth‑quarter TD as West Virginia failed to score.
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Keep Slate Clean Berea Triumphs 31–0 over Kent State
Berea keeps its perfect Ohio Conference record by beating Kent State 31 to 0 on October 31. Kenneth Weber scored three touchdowns, including a 19 yard run, a 5 yard plunge, and a 3 yard sprint. Weber also returned a Kent pass 55 yards to the 21 yard line. Sasse finished the scoring drive at Kent’s 1.
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Ohio Buckeyes Rally To Beat Wesleyan A Football Upset
Mitch's Musings notes Ohio's surprise 28 0 victory over Wesleyan after early doubts. Jimmy Joy Johnston signals Dempsey Sharkey bout buzz in Chicago while debating Dempseys fighting choices and money talks.
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Wittenberg Defeats Heidelberg 14 to 6 in Homecoming Game
Wittenberg downed Heidelberg 14 to 6 at Redwood Stadium breaking Heidelberg's four year homecoming winning streak. Wittenberg's right halfback had a 76 yard run and two touchdowns while Peterson scored Heidelberg's lone TD on a three yard rush. Zipfel plus Trubey added two PATs as Heidelberg produced 14 first downs to eight for Wittenberg.
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Centre Defeats Mercer 3–0 on 20 Yard Field Goal
Centre College defeated Mercer University 3 to 0 in Danville Kentucky on October 31. The lone score came on a 20 yard field goal kicked by sophomore end Charlie Barksdale.
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Bulldogs Suffer 25-0 Shutout by Middleport High
Middleport Yellow Jackets overwhelmed Athens High 25 to 0 in a night game. Despite floodlight absence and a weight disadvantage, Athens showed grit but failed to score. Key plays included Riley to Beaver for the opening touchdown and Neal breaking free for late yardage before Middleport sealed the win with a third TD and a kneel-down.
The Punt Formation Aimed At Deception And Flank Attacks
A historical note discusses the punt formation used by great players like Thorpe Gipp Mahnan Nevers and Devine. It explains how backs 2 and 4 block while 1 supports on the left, with ends wide to cover the kicker for a possible pass. The setup favors deception, kicking, and passing options in right-footed kickers.
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PUNT FORMATION impact recalled in early football eras
The article recalls a punt formation used by Millnois against Penn sylvania with Red Grange as the No 2 back and notes Iowa’s Big Ten title era 40 years earlier employing Aubrey Deving as the No 2 back. Howard Jones favors this formation at Southern California where quarterbacks are consistently the No 2 backs.
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Miami Defeats Denison 19 to 0 in Annual Game
Oxford crowd watched Miami dominate Denison 19 to 0 in the 30th annual football rivalry. Miami moved quickly in the first half, with Cartwright and Stryker scoring and a strong passing effort by Miami. Denison struggled to stop Miami’s drives as a late fourth quarter surge sealed the score.
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Pitt Romps to Easy Win 41 6 over Penn State
Pitt overwhelmed Penn State 41 to 6 in State College. Pitts Hich and Metсowicz scored multiple touchdowns, with strong defense forcing fumbles and a late aerial effort by State. Cann to McMillan connected for a late score as Pitt claimed the first appearance in the series here this season.
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Reserve defeats Oberlin by 7 in Ohio clash
Oberlin, Oct. 1. Capt White starred as Western Reserve beat Oberlin 7 to 0 in the 43rd meeting of the two northern Ohio schools. Reserve scored on a late drive with Webster scoring the TD and White converting. Oberlin threatened in the final period but WR held, earning their first local-gridiron win since 1925.
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Kenyon Clinches 44 0 Victory Over Capital University
Kenyon College overwhelmed Capital University 44 to 0 after a tight first three quarters. In the final period Kenyon exploded with a 32 point burst as Hareman blocked punts and scored on the goal line. Sammon Trituch Button and Stock led the scoring with multiple touchdowns and extra points.
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Navy held to tie Annapolis football tie with West Virginia
Navy was held to a scoreless tie by West Virginia in Annapolis as the Midshipmen, despite gaining close to 110 yards, fumbled at critical moments and failed to score. West Virginia fought hard, matching Navy in the defensive battle and staying even or ahead in that phase.
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Spartans Defeat Yellow Jackets in NPFL Clash
In Philadelphia Ontario the Portsmouth Spartans beat the Philadelphia Yellow Jackets 14 to 0, remaining undefeated as Treane scored a third period touchdown and Holm added a late score. Presnett kicked extra points in both scoring drives.
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Alabama Triumph Over Kentucky 10-7 in Defensive Clash
In Tuscaloosa Alabama defeated Kentucky 10 to 7, completing ten straight wins over the Wildcats. A late safety provided the margin as both teams traded touchdowns in the third quarter while defenses stymied many threats. The forward wall stifled sustained drives and preserved the victory.
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Chaos of College Football Scores from a Noisy Ledger
fragmented OCR listing numerous college football results across many teams and states. It mentions Ohio Wesleyan Muskingum Kellogg Notre Dame Princeton Minnesota Northwestern Villains Notre Dame Penn State Army Navy Bucknell and many others with scattered scores and placeholders, reflecting a dense, unclear roundup of results.
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Logan Triumphs 6-0 Over St Marys in rough contest
Logan defeats St Marys 6 to 0 after a tight battle at the AUts Field. Keller scored the decisive touchdown in the second half and a 78 yard potential run was nullified by a penalty. Fickel contributed solid plays as Logan edged ahead despite St Marys forcing several tackles.
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Buchtel Noses Chauncey Team in 7 6 Thriller
In front of about 500 fans the Buchtel Blue streaks beat Chauncey Ulue 7 to 6. Braith and Guerra starred for Chauncey on offense while Buchtel answered with key runs and a fourth quarter drive capped by a rushing score and successful extra point by Risco.
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Dayton Flyers Rout Transylvania in 43 0 Victory
Dayton overwhelms Transylvania 43 to 0 as Gerry scores three touchdowns, Schnur adds two, Cramer two, Hanneg an, Gaking and Krimmona contribute, with two kickoff returns for scores by Schnur and Hannegan. Dayton struck early, breaking a two year jinx over them.
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Lytle Takes Office as Defiance College President
Dr. W Vernon Lytle is formally inducted as president of Defiance College, with Harvey B Sime of Piqua presiding over the board of trustees meeting held on October 31.
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Schwartz Shines As Notre Dame Beats Carnegie Tech 19 to 0
Schwartz starred for Notre Dame in a decisive 19 to 0 victory over Carnegie Tech, delivering a dominant ground game, crucial kickoff, and a standout rushing total. Leahy added two touchdowns as Notre Dame overwhelmed the stubborn Tech defense, while key injuries and line play shaped the margin in a period of heavy Notre Dame pressure.
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Muskies Beat Cincinnati for Sixth Straight Victory
The Munkingum College football team of New Concord Ghry defeated the University of Cincinnati Dearcats to extend their win streak to six. Captain Carl Feier, Nuiskingua, led a strong attack as the Muskies overcame weight disadvantage, scoring 27 to 4 while dominating yardage on both sides.
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Case Rallies to Defeat Wooster in Muddy Battle
The Rough Riders edged Wooster 7 6 in the 20th Ohio Conference clash. Samuelson Miller and Johnny Cathedralson powered the late drive, Cameron added the extra point after a tackle break. Wooster struck first with a long TD as Mike Tyler fumbled, Lathrop recovering for Case.
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