Peden fears upset by Miami Saturday at Oxford
Ohio University coach Don Peden warns of a potential upset as Miami hosts the Bobcats in Oxford. He cites troubled offensive execution, poor blocking, and weak kick coverage as the chief hazards, with 31 players making the trip and injuries sidelining several backs.
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Art Johnson
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Bob Schminky
Barker Picks Minnesota In Saturday Headliner
New York sports writer Herb Barker surveys Saturday college football picks. Minnesota favored in a near even matchup, with several other games showing clear edges for certain teams across conferences.
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Minnesota
Herb Barker
New York
Northwestern
ARMY
Notre Dame
Texas A
M.arkansas
Clemson
DUKE
Georgia Tech
Cornell
Columbia
High School Football Scores from Area Games
Football results list from New Boston to Van Wert showing ties at New Boston Oak Hill and Coshocton Mingo Junction, plus wins by Grandview Gahanna Marysville Taylor Colerain six man, and many Ohio high school games with final scores and opponents. Numerous teams include Cincinnati Woodward Withrow Central Columbus St Xavier Oakwood, and Canton Lehman.
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Amherst
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Wellington
Cincinnati Woodward
Cinnnati Withrow
Taylor
Colerain
Sharon
Country Day
Tiffin Junior Home
Fremont
Cleveland Holy Name
Clevelnd West
Bedford
Mayfield
Maple Heights
Brush
Garfield Heights
Euclid Hore
Strongsville
Olmsted Falls
Richwood
Marysville
Hartwell
Wyoming
Western Hills
Walnut Hills
Boxing results in Philadelphia and New Haven reported
Andrew Jesse defeated Billy Mims by outpoint in Philadelphia while Joe Ian notti won on points in New Haven over Pablo Dano. The report notes numbers 154% and 130 with Manila as origin and mentions a bryophyllum calicinum plant leaf that will grow roots from detached margins.
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Andrew Jesserun
New York
Billy Mims
New Haven
Cormn
Joe Iannotti
Pablo Dano
Manila
P. I
State Indiana Contest Tops Ohio Schedule
Ohio State faces Indiana Saturday at home before 47000 fans in a western conference game out of title contention. The program features 23 Buckeye matches with Oberlin and Wittenberg clashing in Springfield as unbeaten teams, while Kent State plays Bowling Green and John Carroll visits Toledo in other key Ohio games.
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Ohio Eleven
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Miami
Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Michigan
Youngstown
Furman
Case
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Western Reserve
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Ledger
Columbus
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Buckeye
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Yeomen
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Bowling Green
John Carroll
Toledo
Ohio Loop
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Wilberforce
Xavier
Boston University
Otterbein
Marietta
Akron
Kenyon
Vitt Receives Two Minor League Offers
Oscar Vitt, dumped by the Cleveland Indians after two third place finishes, has already drawn two offers to manage minor league clubs. He declined to name the offers and said he would return to the minors if the price is right. Vitt may attend the major leagues meeting in December as speculation about his cap abilities persists.
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Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Indians
Vitt
Oscar
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Breezing With Briez Features and Pick Odds From 1939
The column covers Doc Sutherland leaving Pitt in 1938 and 60 votes for a 1939 Pittsburgh publicity award. It spoils sports figures Clyde Turner and Mel Hein, plus a slew of college football game predictions and betting lines. It includes a Q and A with Bob Zuppke and a mail box note from Gary Madsen.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Doc Sutherland
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Clyde
Bulldog) Turner
Chicago Bears
Mel Hein
Kimbrough
Harmon
Christman
Reagan
West Point
Gary Madsen
Laurel Cliff Social And Personal Mention
Mrs. Ray Keeten and family visited Nelsonville on Monday. Miss Eileen Russell spent the weekend at her mother's home in Bradbury. Euchre Club enjoyed a game night hosted by Mr and Mrs Lou Diehl with high score to Mrs Diehl. Pearl Parker and spouse visited Columbus to see their son-in-law and daughter Hugh Fergerson. their ill daughter Cleo accompanied them. L C Health Club held a Halloween party at Leona Karr’s home with 20 members. prizes awarded to several members.
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Laurel Cliff
Ray Keeten
Albert Keeten
Nelsonville
Eileen Russell
Letha Russell
Bradbury
Euchre Club
Lou Diehl
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Pearl Parker
Columbus
Hugh Fergerson
Cleo
L. C. Health Club
Leona Karr
Marceline Straus
Helen Leifheit
Della Curtis
Evelyn Turner
Georgia Diehl
Mildred Jacobs
Pigskin Patter from Ohio Gridiron Circles
Ohio State faces Indiana in a meaningless clash as Bo McMillin brings his Hoosiers to Columbus. Indiana boasts a 55 man squad with many newcomers and an average line weight near 197 pounds. Kent State’s Mileski and Petros are noted as small but standout players.
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Overlin Belloise Face Off In Madison Square Garden Title Bout
Ken Overlin defends the middleweight title against 21 year old Steve Belloise at Madison Square Garden in a 15 round championship clash. Belloise rises from semi final status last May to challenge the veteran champion who has 181 fights to his name.
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Ken Overlin
Virginia
Steve Belloise
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Victor Dellicurti
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Neiman Eleven-Game Winning Streak Broken
Nelsonville Neiman Auto Supply saw their 11 game win streak end as Beasleys beat them in the City League second of a three game series. Barney Neiman posted a 206 high single while Don Sipe totaled 540 for the three games. Coverts meet Brooks at eight tonight.
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Favor Clemson And Eagles To Meet in Bowl
Atlanta report notes Clemson from South Carolina as an odds on choice for the Orange Bowl in Miami. Sugar Bowl hints at Tennessee and Boston College as potential New Orleans opponents. Sports writer Fred Digby is seen as an informal Sugar Bowl spokesman.
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Ironmen Undefeated Lead Jackson in Southeast Showdown
Athens Bulldogs travel to Jackson to face league unbeaten Ironmen led by Dixon in a single wing offense. Poling and receivers pace Athens passing attack while defensive miscues and fumbles loom as decisive factors in this anticipated clash between speed on both sides.
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Clover Farm Tops Easley Bulloch in Bowling League
Gamwell Clover Farm beat Easley Bulloch Service Station two games to one on Thursday night. Belle Cornwell captained Clover Farm with a 198 single and a 452 trio for the evening, the 198 standing as the Ladies League high this season.
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L. Lantzee
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Plains Close Season With 27 0 Victory Over Buchtel
The Plains finish the football season with a 27 to 0 win over Buchtel. Scorers include Lucas Lopez McGraner and Canale. Several seniors graduate, ending a five win three loss season. key linemen and players named in the lineup are listed for Buchtel and Plains.
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