Bobcat Gridders Hold Light Scrimmage With New Formations
A light scrimmage and an extended signal drill introduced new formations during the Bobcat practice last evening. Rain and slick field limited aerial work, but tackling and blocking were emphasized as freshmen prepare to oppose the varsity in what may be the final scrimmage of the week. The freshmen have learned Bearcat offense and will test the "Cincy" attack in tomorrow's rehearsal.
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Grid-Graph to Display Ohio Cincinnati Football Game
The Grid-Graph miniature play by play display will illustrate the Ohio versus Cincinnati game at the Ohio gymnasium Saturday starting at 2 30 PM. James Bird announces the telegraphed contest will be shown live with a small admission fee.
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Heard-Hitting Back "Bullet" Booth Shines for Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh back known as "Bullet" Booth earns praise as one of the hardest hitting players on the gridiron today.
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Caldwell Declared Ineligible In Yale Princeton Clash
Yale wide back Bruce Caldwell is ruled ineligible on the eve of the big Princeton game. Caldwell played two freshman games at Brown in 1923, violating a dual transfer rule with Yale. Squads rally behind the Tigers as Yale seeks a victory without its star back.
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Plea of Sande Rejected by Racing Commission
Earl Sande's plea to restore his jockey license was rejected by the Maryland racing commission after Pimlico Futurity foul riding charges. Chairman Latane indicated the suspension would continue, condemning Sande for fouling the favorite Reigh Count and dismissing testimony from three jockeys. He pledged careful reconsideration at the proper time.
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Coach Wise Works Out Formations for Big Red
Coach Asarold Wise drills his Big Red eleven for Nelsonville Vriday with a new ace formation at Grapholands. Athens trails Nelsonville in recent years but expects a tighter first half than against Columbus West. Practice focused on first team defense while substitutes worked offense and tackling drills.
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Two Big Ohio Football Clashes This Weekend
Ohio Wesleyan meets Wittenberg in Springfield and Oberlin plays Wooster in Wooster. The outcomes affect the Buckeye Athletic Association title and Ohio Conference leadership. Wooster may rely on captain Pete Blough to play.
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Guard Kenneth Smith Returns After Nose Injury
Thirty minutes were devoted to signal drill as guard Kenneth Smith, who received a broken nose in the last play of Saturday’s game, reports for practice and will be in shape for the matchup with Nelsonville.
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Cubs Face Postseason Crowd Push on Stadium Capacity
Chicago officials consider expanding park stands as more than a million fans expected for the Cubs post season games. City and team owners weigh safety and crowd control measures to handle large attendance.
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Cleveland boxer Jimmy Trannett Ends Home Run
Cleveland light heavyweight Jimmy Trannett lost his last home fight days ago before heading out on a tour of the Far West. The boxer's setback precedes an upcoming set of rounds across tour venues.
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Pat Wilson shifts from tackle to fullback for Huskies
After gaining fame as a tackle Pat Wilson is playing fullback for the Washington Huskies this year.
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Bert H Shotten Returns as Philadelphia Nationals Manager
Bert H Shotten is back in the majors and takes over as manager of the Philadelphia Nationals succeeding John Stuffy McInnis. The former St Louis Browns star previously led the Syracuse International League club last season and guided it to success.
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Ten Ex Alabama Stars Play in Major Leagues
Ten former Alabama stars are in the major leagues this season. Jack Taynes Grant Gillis Emil Barnes and Tommy Sewell joined early this summer, part of a group that totals ten ex Alabama players in the big leagues alongside Luke and Joe Sewell with the Indians Boone with the White Sox Stephenson with the Cubs Wingard with the Browns and Andy Cohen with the Giants.
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Ed Beular Shines as Texan S M A Triumphs
Quarterback Ed Beular stood out for his performance though his team fell in the Texan S M A contest. The standout showed skill and leadership despite the loss.
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Jose Ray Seeks Track Comeback After Slump
Former speed marvel Jose Ray plans to reclaim his peak running form after a period outside competition. He will train and compete to prove his speed remains sharp and his career viable.
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Champion of Louisiana Miss Marion Turpie Wins State Golf Title
Nationally known golfer Miss Marion Turpie captured the Louisiana state championship, marking a notable victory in her competitive season. Her win underscores her status as a leading figure in women’s golf within the state and beyond.
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Seven New Men Key to Illinois Football Wins
University of Illinois relies on seven sophomores to learn Big Ten methods as 18 lettermen remain. Tackles Lloyd Burdick and Lou Gordo, guard Russ Crane, center captain Bob Reitsch, halfbacks Doug Mills and Frank Walker, fullback Frits Humbert, and other newcomers shape the early season prospects.
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McKechnie Named New Manager of St. Louis Cardinals
Cards appoint 1928 boss Mill McKechnie to succeed Bob O’Farrel as manager. McKechnie, who led the Pirates to the 1925 world championship, takes over after owners decide O’Farrel should focus on catching instead of managing.
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The Nut Cracker and Weekend Sports Echoes
Notes on Notre Dame-Minnesota football with Walsh scoring for the Swedes and Niemieo for the Irish. Benny Bass claims rejected by the New York Boxing Commission. Buenos Aires chess clash ends 24 games in stalemate between Capae blanca and Alex Alexhine. Graham McClintock returns to Alabama football after two-year hiatus.
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