Bobcats Tackle Dayton Backfield In Buckeye Title Bid
Ohio University faces Dayton and the Flyers famed Express backfield in a key Buckeye Conference clash at Dayton. Star backs Padley Marre and McDonough pace a deep group with speed, plus Perrish Banks Bache French Hoelzer Malloy Smolka Stapenhorst as additional options.
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Val Perrish
Cleveland
Ed Marre
Willie Banks
Elmer Bache
Cletus French
Norm Hoelzer
Don Malloy
Glen Smolka
Jean Stapenhorst
Football Training Briefs Highlight Northwestern Road to Michigan
Northwestern Regulars held a heavy workout as they aim to shape up for Michigan. Key linemen at Dayton and Flyer opponents are noted, with Ralph Niehaus and others listed as top blockers. Notre Dame and Illinois prep for upcoming games while Iowa and Wisconsin report scrimmages and injuries amid winter weather.
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Janiak Leads Scoring Race Across Ohio Colleges
Ohio U fullback Len Janiak tops the scoring parade with 65 points in seven games, while Western Reserve’s Johnny Ries trails with 60. Miami’s Jerry Williams and Toledo’s Bill Beach also rank highly as college football season progresses, with Marshall’s Everett Elkins reaching 72 points.
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Dempsey to referee amateur boxing show in New Haven
Jack Dempsey will serve as referee for an amateur boxing program at the New Haven Community Building on Friday night November 11 at 8 15. Huntington champions Ben Bryant Scott Donat and Paul Holbrook plus other local fighters headline a seven bout bill with George E Sayre arranging the event.
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Fred Haney Named Pilot of the St. Louis Browns
Fred Haney, ex infielder for Detroit, Boston and St. Louis, becomes manager of the St. Louis Browns. He moves from Toledo Mud Hens to replace Gabby Street, as the fourth new manager since season end and sixth since mid season.
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Galento Aims to Force Louis Title Shot Through Pressure
Tony Galento the NBA's top heavyweight challenger plans a Washington excursion with manager Joe Jacobs to post a 5000 dollar appearance guarantee and file a formal NBA challenge to Joe Louis. A side bet of another 5000 dollars accompanies the move as leverage in pressuring Louis to accept a title bout.
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Buckeye Camp Struggles Deepen With OSU Injuries
Ohio State faces Illinois with four starting Buckeyes sidelined and two others doubtful. Guard Pete Gales and tackle Alex Schoenbaum are among the hurt, while Vic Marino, Jim Strausbaugh, Frank Zadworney and Keith Bliss carry injuries or illnesses. Trainer Tucker Smith notes varying severities as Friday decision on Bliss nears.
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Pete Gales
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Vic Marino
Alex Schoenbaum
Tucker Smith
Jim Strausbaugh
Fleet
Frank Zadworney
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Bliss
Francis Schmidt
Notre Dame Faces Minnesota in Big Ten Title Chase
Notre Dame remains the only major unbeaten team in the central states as Minnesota seeks revenge and a share of the conference lead. Wisconsin and Michigan also eye a path to the crown as Northwestern regroups after a setback and Ohio State presses for two wins.
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U.P
Jack O
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Minnesota
Elmer Layden
Layden
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Bernie Bierman
Ben Sheridan
Harry Stevenson
Bob Saggan
Lou Zontini
Wisconsin
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Fritz Crisler
Ohio State
Local Licenses Granted by Judge Ewing in Logan County
Three marriages were licensed over the weekend by Judge FE L Ewing. Harley Schoonover 37 and Vrena Karns 40 both of Nelsonville were issued licenses, along with Russell Adams 21 a miner of Carbon Hill and Wilma Rutter 17 of Haydenville. Donald Smith 29 a ganger of Columbus and Jennie Trapp 26 a seamstress of Columbus also received licenses. A note on a robin states it can eat as many as 68 earthworms in 16 days.
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Millard Smith
Jennie F. Trapp
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