Ohio Bobcats edge Denison in snow bound 12 7 victory
In Ranville on November 5, Ohio Bobcats led by McKinley returned to form after an arm injury. He scored both touchdowns in the first period as Ohio beat Denison 12 to 7. Denison answered with a Deeds touchdown aided by Otto passes and a controversial on the 15 yard line. Heavy snow slowed play as Ohio capitalized on two early plunges and a late surge, with Gregory kicking the extra point for Denison.
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Bobcats
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Stubbs
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Fred Hne
Red
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Benson
Nix
Gregory
Ohio Icks
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Tos
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Folsom Terasht
Wiley Hell
Gregory Mowbray
Lewis Begala
Kistemaker Howley
R.T. Rose
Jarde RE
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Q.F. Otto McKinley
TH. Pease
Jeffrey Rel Stubbs Young
B. Deeds Ohto Denison
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Lane
Bacon
Yale
Caldowell
Caldwell
Maryland
Ahort
Chicago
Michigan
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Puckelwartz
Rich
Miller
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Mosterbaan
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Hewes
Gosterbann
McDonough
Libby
Leyers
Ooster
Kran
Rach
Gosterbaan
Oosterbaan
Michignn
New York Still Unbeaten Past Carnegie Tech
New York University stayed undefeated by routing Carnegie Tech 20 to 6 before 20 000 fans at the Yankee Stadium mud. Harpster scored on a one yard plunge after intercepting Strongs pass, with Briante Connor and Strong scoring for NYU. Strong added two points after touchdown and Briante increased his season yardage record to 1 260.
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New York University
Carnegie Tech
Yankee Stadium
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Leizester
Strong
Violet
Harpster
Briante
Connor
Frank Briante
Ned Grange
Cleveland Fed eration of Labor picks Mclaughlin as trades leader
Harry MecLaughlin, president of the Cleveland Federation of Labor, was announced Saturday as the business representative of the Cleveland Building Trades Council. He was chosen at a council meeting last night to succeed the late Charles B. Smith.
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Cleveland
Harry MecLaughlin
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Cleveland Building Trades Council
Mclaughlin
Charles B. Smith
Penn State earns fourth win in 13 to 0 rout
In State College New Jersey? no, in City Bowling League play IUP Penn State defeated George Washington and Ohio University faculty team to claim its fourth victory of the season. The game featured a 242 by Harry Ropeke and strong defense including key blocks and an early touchdown. Standings list Ohio University faculty leading, with IUP Penn State and Washington teams chasing.
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State College
IUP
George
Washington
Ohio University
George Washington Territory
Liks
Rorphe
Interfest
Amas
Harry Touchdown
Ropeke
Beasley
Aring
Mahoney
Lopeman
Ship Efe
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Hobart
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Lehigh
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Pitt
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Chicago
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Virginia
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Kansas
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Southern
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New York Aguies
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Tulane
Georga Tech
Vanderbilt
William Manlius
Pickering
Richard Shanley
Robert Goucher
Liona
Leland
Lutton
Ralph Famphrey
Paul Hunn
Oxford
Mianai
Tuckering
Denson University
Deeds Held
Muskingum Harriers Win Ohio Meet in Cross Country
The Muskingum harrier squad won the Ohio conference cross country meet with 46 points, Wooster second with 70, Oberlin third, Wesleyan fourth, Ohio Northern fifth, and Cincinnati sixth. Individual honors went to Am from Ohio Northern, finishing in 2 minutes 5.2 seconds. The five mile race started during the Ohio State Dennison game and ended between halves.
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Ohio
Wooster
Miami
TA Ad
Granville
Person
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Musskingum
Oberlin
Wesleyan
Ohio Northern Nifth
Cincielnnatt
Case
Denisson
Latte
Olhie-Denison
Minnesota, Notre Dame End In 7 7 Tie At Cartier Field
Minnesota and Notre Dame fought to a 7 to 7 draw at Cartier Field as Doc Spears and Knute Rockne’s teams produced a tense finish. Niemicek and Walsh scored for Notre Dame, while Minnesota tied with a late place kick after key miscues and strong defense from both sides.
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Cartier Field
Notre Dame
Ind
Minnesota
Knute Fodine
Doc Spears
Knute Rocknes
Herb Jorsting
Giant Gopher
Walsh
Johnny Niemsiee
Tootle
Niemlee
Phaimer
Gophers
Ohio College Scores Hit Wide Range Across Nation
Ohio University edges Denison 7 to 1 while Ohio State hosts Princeton in a 0 to 20 defeat. Miami dominates Ohio Northern 35 to 6. Kentucky Wesleyan and several other colleges post varied results as teams from Granville to Purdue region show mixed performances across schedules.
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Ohio University
Denison
Frinceton
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Syracuse
Miami
Ohio Northern
Kentucky Wesleyan
Fé Arande Q. Dayton
Loyola
Cincinnati
Transylvania
Wooster
Western Reserve
John Carrot
Lombard
Bluffton
Findlay
Muskingum
Heidelberg
Anvaptico Marines
St. Xavier
Three Athletes and a Professor of Miami Injured
Iowa State College wins Drake Stadium game 7 to 0 in Des Moines. Homecoming exhibition relied on deceptive forward passing plays to defeat Drake Bulldogs. Three athletes and a professor from Miami were injured during the event.
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Miami
Iowa State College
Drake Stadium
Des Moines
Drake
Bulldogs
College football scores from various teams
A list of college football results featuring Colorado University over Colorado College 7 to 6, Hampton 45 Shaw 0, Niagara 11 De Paul 13, Gettysburg 20 Dickinson 6, Mt. St. Mary 20 Wash College 7, Allegheny 0, Purdue 18 Northwestern 6, Wisconsin 20 Grinnell 2, Michigan State 7, Furman 3, Wake Forest 0, and other scattered scores including Genoa and Haskell 7.
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Transylvania
Ripon
Lawrence
Carroll
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Chattanoog
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Ursinus
Muhlenberg
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Clarkson
Swarthmore
Delaware
Iowa State
Drake
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Rensselaer
Union
Rochester
Conn
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Willams
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Southern Wlinois Teacher's College
Missouri State Norma
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Eureka
Mount Morris
Lincoln
Iews State Teachers
Dekalb Teacher's College
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Oklahoma City
Colorado Mines
Colorado
Cameron
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Washington
Upsala
St. Johns
McKedrick
Shurtieff
Creighton
Utah
Oklahoma
Washington LA
Oklahoma City Central
Shaw
Nea
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Sapula
Arkansas Jv
Texas Christian U
Colorado University
Colorado College
Hampton
Niagara
de Paul
Terre Haute
Astern Illinois
Mist
Meortin
Jorkla
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Dickinson
Mt. St. Mary
Wash College
Schuylkill
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Purdue
Northwestern
Willy Rova
Boston College
Furman
Wake Forest
Wisconsin
Grinnel
Italiana
Michigan State
Detroit
Haskell
Premier Rider Loses Jockey License By Commission Order
Premier rider Sande, chief rider of Latane, had his Maryland racing commission license revoked. The action, signed by Latane and Jervis Spencer Jr., follows a suspension issued by stewards of the Pimit track.
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Mexico
Canada
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Jervis Spencer, Jr
New Haven
Conn
Fimlico
Yale
Reigh
Bruce Caldwell
Blues
San
Beigh County
Dartmouth
Chicago
Snyder
Lang
Alabama Triumphs Over Kentucky 21 to 6 in Birmingham
In Birmingham on November 5, Alabama defeated Kentucky 21 to 6 after a rough start. Kentucky, held scoreless in the first half, allowed three Alabama touchdowns in the second half. Mohney recovered a fumble for Kentucky's lone score in the final period.
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Ala
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Kentucky
Crimson
Mohney
Michigan Romps Chicago 14 to 0 at Stagg Field
Michigan's passing offense surged in the third quarter as Stagg Field hosted a 14 to 0 victory over Chicago. Key plays featured Gilbert and Oosterbaan connecting for scores, with Michigan dominating yards and first downs after a tight first half.
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Chicago Falls
Stagg Field
Chicago
U.R
Michigan
Pitt and W and J Battle To Tie On Scoreless Day
Pittsburgh and Washington and Jefferson, unbeaten in the East, played to a scoreless tie before about 6,000 fans in Pittsburgh. Both teams had chances to win as the defense held firm through four quarters.
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Pittsburgh
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U.P
Washington and Jefferson
Walter Hagen Wins Fourth Pro Golf Match One Up
Walter Hagen captured his fourth professional golf championship by edging Joe Turnesa one up in 36 holes at Edar Crest Country Club in Dallas. Hagen, trailing two down after the morning round, rallied with a dramatic 29th hole shot and held off Turnesa on the final holes to seal the victory before about 4,000 spectators.
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Dallas
George Huckaby
United Press
Edar Crest Country Club
Walter Hagen
Joe Turneda
Elmsford
N. Y
Joe
Walter
Turnesa
Wajter
Hales
Waller
Texas
Hagen
Jou~ Ows
Scott Knocks Out British Champion Hansen in New York
Knute Hansen of Racine defeated Phil Scott in Madison Square Garden as the British champion toppled after two minutes and 25 seconds. The bout featured multiple knockdowns and a disputed foul claim, with Hansen delivering powerful blows to Scott's midsection and jaw before the referee counted him out.
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New York
Frank Getty
United Press
N. Y
Joe Beckett
Phil Spoit
Scott
Knute Hansen
Racine
Wis
Maddison Square Garden
Louis Magnolia
Jimmy Johnston
Hansen
Phil
Honeen
Knute
London
Els
William Muldoon
Beitween
Pauline
Dane
New York State Atheletic Commission
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