Dad's Day Game With Miami Lone Barr To Third Grid
Ohio University Bobcats prepare for Dad's Day clash with Miami Redcats at the stadium. Miami, led by Cartwright and Stryker in the backfield, poses a strong aerial and ground challenge, while Ohio's line has allowed only two defensive touchdowns all season.
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Miami
Mitch Ith
Ohio University
Bobcats
Stadium
Greencastle
DePauw
Chester Pittser
Miami Redcats
Ohio Wesleyan
Pittsburgh
Wittenberg
Redcats
Wesleyan
Cartwright
Stryker
Ohio
Oxford
Warner Football System Dominates Early National Play
Glenn Seabey Warner head coach at Stanford reveals his Warner system with two main plays the reverses and the spinners. Reverses attack the flanks off tackle or end while spinners target the interior line. Both rely on strong blocking and deception to open rushing lanes.
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Glenn Seabey Warner
Stanford University
Pop
Rockne
Warner
Renderly and Pailo Set For 10 Round Belt Tilt
Two lightweights Pailo of Toledo and Bob Ste ly of Detroit clash in a 16 round main event on the Arminth Day card staged by Glenford Poat of the American Nelson office. The semi final features Jimmy ponse center and Whitey Hollenbeck in a return bout after a Athens winter meeting. Two four rounders headline the undercard with Snap De Nelsonville and Lefty McDonel Lancaster plus Kayo Ma in Haydenville and Guaboety n tle of Beaumont. The show starts promptly at 3 o clock.
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Toledo
Bob Stely
Detroit
Glenford An Poat
Nelson Vffie.s
Kaye
Jimmy Ponse
Whitey Hollenbeck
Ohio University
Ana
Athens
Ting
Logue
Hollenbeck
Sige
Snap de
Snap de Nelsonville, and Lefty McDonel Lancaster
Kayo Main
Haydenville
Guaboety
Mitch's Musings on the Trials of a Football Coach
A writer reflects on the demanding role of football coaches in shaping players. He notes time spent with the team, correcting weaknesses, and the pressure from alumni when wins lag. Critics fault officiating, citing a recent Ohio DePauw game where referees appeared ignorant of rules.
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Ofinals
Hoyle
Tilden Wins Crown in Paris Tennis Championship
William Tilden II, world professional tennis champion, defeated Hans Nusslein 6 2, 6 8, 6 3 at Jeff Dickson's Sport Palace to claim the title. Nusslein had earlier beaten Karel Kozeluh and Martin Plaa, with Tilden's only European loss against Kozeluh in Amsterdam.
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Paris
U.R
William Tilden
Hans Nusslein
Germany
Jeff Dickson
Sport Palace
Nusslein
Karel Kozeluh
Martin Plaa
Tilden
Kozeluh
Amsterdam
Guard Granda Returns as Columbia Prepares for Brown
Granda, star guard, returned to the Columbia lineup for a four hour practice. Hewitt Rivera Linehan and Hoodupp worked as a unit in the backfield in preparation for Saturday's game with Brown.
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Star Guard
Columbia
Hewitt
Rivera
Linehan
Hoodupp
Brown
Cadets Begin Practice for Pittsburgh Game at West Point
Army’s varsity opens practice today after a two day break for the Pittsburgh clash. The squad will travel to Pittsburgh Thursday night for the game.
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West Point
N. Y
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Pittsburgh
All American pick faces stiff backfield competition
Western critics name Schwartz of Notre Dame and Rentner of Northwestern as likely backfield nuclei for 1931. Harvard’s Barry Wood competes for quarterback with Austin Downs, Bill Morton, Orville Mohler, and Ralph Hewitt among strong candidates. Fuller back options include Morton, Mohler, McCall, Booth, Hickman, Weller, and McKever as possible fits.
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SW York
U.P
Midwest
Marchmont Schwartz
Notre Dame
Pug Rentner
Northwestern
Schwartz
Austin Downs
Georgia
Bill Morton
Dartmouth
Orville Mohler
Southern California
Ralph Hewitt
Columbia
Rentner
Wood
Morton
Mohler
Bill
McCall
Cornell
Bart Viviano
Yale
Abibe Booth
Hickman
Iowa
Weller
Haske
Gene McKever
Tennessee
Perina
Pennsylvania
Manders
Minnesota
OSU Freshmen Impress Willaman In Scrimmage
Ohio State coach Sam Willaman praised the offensive showing of sophomores in a Monday scrimmage. Toledo fullback Watson Welber impressed, with potential use against Wisconsin. Bill Carroll missed practice with a lingering foot injury but was expected back by Wednesday.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State
Sam Willaman
Willaman
Watson Welver
Toledo
Welever
Wisconsin
Bill Carroll
James to Play Princeton Final Games
James star back of 1930 Princeton team is expected to be available for the Tigers two final games with Washington and Lee and Yale in Princeton New Jersey.
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Princeton
N. J
U.P
Jack James
Tigers
Yale
Regulars Get Best Annapolis Navy Prep for Saturday
Notre Dame will oppose Navy on Saturday as Coach Rip Miller excuses his regulars from work through Wednesday. Only guard Coach Underwood played the Ohio State game uninjured, with most injuries listed as minor.
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Annapolis
Notre Dame
Navy
Rip Miller
Underwood
Ohio State
Ohio college football scorers lead with Grimes atop list
Fullback Leo Grimes of Mount Union leads Ohio college football scorers with 72 points after scoring six touchdowns last week against Detroit Tech. Ohio U quarterback Clark Gabriel sits second with 32 points, followed by Wilmington’s Robert Henderson with 49 and Wilberforce’s Terry with 45. Other top scorers include Wing Baldwin Wallace at 43 and Westfall Ohio Wesleyan at 42.
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Ohio
Grimes
Mount Union
Detroit Tech
Clark Gabriel
Ohio University
Crimson
Gabriel
Robert Henderson
Wilmington
Terry
Wilberforce
Wing
Baldwin-Wallace
Martin Lehnar
Dayton
Edgar Westfall
Ohio Wesleyan
Union
Ept Grimes
Mt. Union
Henderson
Schnur
Westfall
O. Wesleyan
Francis, Otterbein
Gilliland
Cincinnati
Fitzsimmons
Lanning
Wittenberg
Zeyher
Muskingum
Weber
Samuelson
Case
Melhorn
Cartwright
Miami
Peterson
Case Rough Riders Improve Odds Against Reserve
Case's speed oriented attack boosts chances as Western Reserve loses starting quarterback Steve Bernardic to an ankle injury. Reserve may turn to Myron Utrich Eddie Finnegan or Herb White to run the offense while Case remains healthy and ready to press with its swift rushes.
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U.P
Case Rough Riders
Western Reserve
Reserve
Steve Bernardic
Bernardic
Syracuse
Myron Utrich
Orville
Eddie Finnegan
Herb White
Case
Yale and Harvard coaches to meet on gridiron
Yale football coaches accept a challenge from Harvard to play in Cambridge Navy 20 the day before the Yale Harvard varsity game in New Haven Conn. The Yale lineup features Adam Walsh Bucky O Connor Benny Friedman Mal Stevens and other ex Yale players. Harvard counters with Ben Ticknor Eddie Casey Frank Pickard Jim Brady Charley Mc Dermott and other former players.
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Conn
U.P
Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
Navy
Adam Walsh
Bucky O'Connor
Notre Dame
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Mal Stevens
Ben Ticknor
Eddie Casey
Frank Pickard
Jim Brady
Notreame
Charley McDermott
Army
McLemore Defends Extra Point Kick in Football Debate
In this opinion column Henry McLemore argues the extra point after touchdown is fair when executed by skilled kickers. He criticizes coaches for underdeveloped kickers and cites Harvard and Georgia victories to illustrate the point. He challenges writers who doubt Barry Wood and Catfish Smith and invites clearer explanations of supposed off days.
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Henry McLemore
York
Greta Garbo
Harvard
Dartmouth
Georgia
New York University
Barry Wood
Catfish
Smith
Wood
Football Has Retained All Its Popularity
A United Press survey shows football remains highly popular with large crowds and strong gate receipts. Major games drew tens of thousands in Los Angeles New York Columbus and Chicago area venues, with Notre Dame and Northwestern among top attractors. Prices ranged from 3 to 5 dollars, and total major-gate revenue exceeded four million dollars.
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United Press
Southern Californias
Stanford
Los Angeles
Trojans
New York University-Georgia
New York
Ohio State Navy
Columbus
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Pirrone Scores Second Quick Win in Cleveland Bout
Canton middleweight Paul Pirrone defeated Marty Collins of Philadelphia by technical knockout in the third round of a Public Hall bout. Pirrone dominated from the start, Carroll down Collins earlier in the round, and referee Johnny Karr halted the match as Collins could not continue.
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Cleveland
Paul Pirrone
Canton
Marty Collins
Philadelphia
Battter
Canton Battler
Harry Dillon
Collins
Philadelphian
Johnny Karr
Pirrone
Red to Dempsey to Discuss Comeback in Madison Square Garden
New York reports Red to Dempsey will travel East to discuss a comeback, with an invite extended to referee the Madison Square Garden show on December 11. James J. Jonnetony, Garden boxing chief, released today’s schedule note.
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A.red
Dempsey
Discuas
Geek
Mas Fund
Maditen
Qt Garden
James J. Jonnetony
Jsecac
Complex play timing hinders nets and passes strategy
The note discusses difficulties in double and triple reverses across forward and backward passes, highlighting intricate timing and execution challenges affecting nets and ward movements.
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