Chrisman Leads Bobcats To Strong Buckeye Campaign
Ohio University's Buckeye hopes rise as Claude Chrisman and Rex Burke anchor a potent line. The Bobcats, built around a powerful defense and scoring machine, defeated Cincinnati 48 0 and seek another league title with Kep ler Hart and Gabriel driving the backfield.
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Buckeye Regulars Get Best Ahead of Navy Clash
Ohio State’s regulars trained for the Navy game in Baltimore with a light practice after the Wisconsin win. Key players Gene Kile Whitey Sola and Larry Fried were hurt with Sola likely to miss only a day or two. Coach Willaman praised the wing back offense and noted one main fault near the goal line while planning smoother execution and less rough work this week.
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Middleport Seconds Win 6-0 on New High School Field
Middleport second team defeated the Pomeroy Panthers Cubs 6 to 0 on the new high school field at Pomeroy. After a scoreless first three quarters, Gardiner scored on a one yard plunge in the final period. The extra point attempt failed.
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Last Night's Fight Results in Chicago Card
Joey Freeman from Chicago knocked out Jimmy Ryan of San Francisco in round one. Jackie Davis of Springfield stopped Joe Brown of Chicago at 138 pounds.
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La Barba Dominates Chocolate In Madison Square Garden Bout
Fidel La Barba, former world flyweight champ, overwhelmed K. Chocolate in seven of ten rounds at Madison Square Garden before 20 000 fans. Chocolate failed to counter and La Barba advanced as a top featherweight contender. he meets Bud Taylor on November 28.
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Local boxing card yields mixed results in Chicago and nearby
The event featured Jimmy Mahoney of Chicago drawing with Joe Miller for a 175 percent score. Steve Hess beat Frankie in Chicago while Sammi Fischer defeated Smiling Springer in Elgin.
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Standard Oil Company declares quarterly stock dividend
Chicago November 4 The board of directors of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana yesterday declared the usual quarterly stock dividend of 62 4 cents payable on December 15 to stockholders of record November 15.
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Bobcats Run Roughshod Over Cincinnati in Buckeye Tilt
Mitch lauds Ohio University Bobcats for a dominant 3 touchdown surge in six minutes at Ohio Stadium. Prexy Hart and Piggy lead a cohesive attack as Red Gabriel orchestrates plays and Kepler handles kicking and returns while the line stifles Cincinnati, signaling a tough path to a second straight Buckeye title.
Northwestern Notre Dame showdown billed as season’s top outing
Chicago reports the November 22 clash between undefeated Northwestern and Notre Dame at Dyche Stadium looms as the year’s biggest attraction. Northwestern, riding victories over Tulane Ohio State Williams Centre and Minnesota, eyes two Big Ten games before meeting Notre Dame. Stars Baker Woodworth Bruder Hanley Rentner anchor a strong unit with a dynamic backfield led by Russell Kruder.
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Portsmouth Plans Big Homecoming and Spartans Face Giants
Portsmouth designates Homecoming Day with over 10 000 visitors expected. Downtown bands, special sales, and a 4 pm stadium game feature the Spartans against Bennie Friedman and the New York Giants in the NFL at the new $146 000 Portsmouth Universal Stadium. The event caps a home season before a road trip to Minneapolis and Green Bay.
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Harper’s Fatal Confusion After Wounding
In Wrenchville a man named Harper believed a police officer shot him. He had cut his knee on concrete, felt warm blood, and concluded he was shot as his end neared. He forgave the officer before his death.
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