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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1933
Page
11
Fragmentary notes indicate Notre Dame's football team struggles in a tough schedule. References to losses by the Ramblers and Hoosiers hint at a general downturn as the Irish face skeptical outlooks and challenging opponents this season.
The notice lists a Cincinnati alumni banquet with invited guest members and seating details.
United Press reports Michigan guard Carl Savage has a fractured foot and will miss the rest of the season after injuring himself against Illinois. Coach Kipke held a team scrimmage following Michigan’s poor showing, first since the opening game.
Canton McKinley remains the favored state champion in Ohio high school football after a 7 to 0 win over Steubenville. Coach Jimmy Aiken leads McKinley with three contests ahead including Alliance, Springfield, and Massillon. Mansfield loses 13 to 0 to Cleveland East as Sandusky, Toledo Waite, Bellaire, Akron West, and Warren post wins. Newark and Lancaster tie 0–0.
Larry MacPhail former president of the Columbus club is expected to become president of the Cincinnati Reds after Sidney Weil resigned amid a loss of more than 600000 during his four-year tenure. Weil also left his board seat while two vacancies were filled by Thomas Conroy and David C. Jones. Central Trust Co of Cincinnati gained control by taking over West stock after September 1929 loan collateral.
Approximately 200 guests are expected for a banquet. Cris E. Hamilton, president of the alumni chapter, asks visitors to mail reservations to Miss Llo Feurt at 3495 Burnet Avenue in Cincinnati. The event will feature a 100 piece band with a quartet and entertainment provided by the latter.
In New York Madison Square Garden, fans and writers argued over Maxie Rosenbloom vs Mickey Walker after Rosenbloom retained the light heavyweight title in a 15 round fight. Debate centered on backhand jabs and alleged rabbit punches with manager Frank Bachman defending Rosenbloom as delivering clean blows.
Ohio University tops six game teams with 249 points, ahead of Blue field at 235. Davis and Elkins leads seven games with 319 points, while Murray has 203 points in four games.
Marshall hopes to rebound after a 12 0 loss to Emory and Henry. Coach Candelet reshapes the offense and emphasizes pass defense as John Zontini seeks a return to form against Ohio University on Armistice Day.
Charles Seaback of Astoria, leading the national pocket billiard championship, faced threats from George Kelly of Philadelphia and Eddie Savers of Oakland as the event advanced. Kelly and Savers both won, boosting their records to four wins and one loss. Kelly defeated Walter Franklin 125 to 81, and Savers beat Charles Summerell 12 to 11 in 14 innings.
In a tight squeeze, Mr. Cox of Yarn ton England uses a stretched expression to showcase his rubber face and win the nickname of the world s homeliest face.
Ohio University tops the state with 259 points in six games while holding opponents to one score. Purdue scored 13 against the Buckeyes as Wilberford College and Findlay trail in scoring. Individual leaders include Jerry Welling of Toledo tying Heidelberg with 48 points and Dave Samuelson of Case with 44.
Ohio State football coach Bam Willaman continued secret practice with regulars rested. Reserves scrimmaged with freshmen as Max Padlow, the varsity end who left the Indiana game, announced he would quit the squad.
The Athens Bulldogs prepare for a Friday home game against Gallipolis aiming to extend a string of victories after beating Nelsonville and St Marys. Coury and Olson return from injuries to bolster a full-strength lineup, while Gallipolis is warned as a dangerous conference foe.
Princeton University, 1869 participants against Rutgers, heads a rugged eastern eleven likely bound for the Rose Bowl at Pasadena. The Tigers, under Coach Fritz Crisler, have surged from lethargy, defeating Amherst, Williams, Columbia, Washington and Lee, and Brown en route to an unbeaten outlook while Army’s Cadets remain a potential invitee.
The coach offered an apology to staff and teammates after a practice session. Four players were treated by trainers for injuries: Sid Gillman with a knee injury, Dick Heekin with a leg injury, Jack Smith with a bruised shoulder, and Dick Beltz with a charley horse.
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