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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1938

Page

10

Mitchs Musings on football, crowds, and quirks at large

Notes from Mitch Smiley amid college football chatter and pro twists. Pittsburgh hosts three teams echoing Pitt Carnegie Tech and Duquesne while Ohio State's stadium crowds loom large. Carl Hubbell relocates to Fort Worth for oil cases and a big Marshall game looms. Joe DiMaggio cites Yankee lead as cause of slumps and Ithaca forecasts 35 000 for Cornell vs Dartmouth.

Bill Smiley Athens Chapel Pirate-Panther Bill Uch Pittsurgh Pitt Carnegie Tech Panther Ofense Goldberg Ohio Marshall Ohio Stadium Carl Hubbell Meeker Oxla Carl Ft. Worth bio-Marshall Len Janiak Ohio Everett Elkins Marshall Elkins Janiak Hall Brown Army Brown Notre Dame Joe DiMaggio Yankees Joe Yanks Red Sox Indians Philadelphia Ithaca Cornell Dartmouth Snooks Dowd Lehigh Lafayette

Bobcats Ready to Clinch Share in BAA Title With Dayton

Ohio University coach Don Peden drills the Bobcats for a key Saturday game at Dayton. A win can secure at least a share of the title before the finale with Marshall, with new plays prepared to exploit Dayton’s defense and keep them atop the standings.

Don Peden Ohio University Dayton Flyers Gem City Bobcats Marshall Peden Ohio Lou Tschudi Buckeye Miami Lou Flyer Hilltoppers Xavier

Stalwarts of Dayton Line Hold Ground Despite Starbacks

The University of Dayton football line is strong with ends Knorr tackle Fitz and tackle Niehaus. Niehaus dislocated his left elbow against Xavier last week and may miss the game with the Bobcats.

University of Dayton Knorr Buckeye Fitz Niehaus Xavier Bobcats

Notes From Midwestern College Practice Gridirons

Midwestern college grid drills cover signaling rehabs as Fred Janke returns from an ankle injury. Chicago Maroons sharpen blocking and pass defense for the Home-Coming tilt with the College of the Pacific. Dayton and Indiana squads drill their offensive and kicking games as Notre Dame, Iowa, Purdue, and Berkeley news detail brief practice updates.

Chicago Chicago Maroons Amos Alonzo Stagg College of the Pacific

Barefoot Globe Walker Plans England Exit

Round World journalist reports Anton Sabian, a sculptor and former glassworker from London, intends to leave England soon to walk barefoot around the world. He has already crossed Europe on foot, earning money by sketching passers-by.

London Anton Sabian England Europe

Tennessee Team a Mystery to Coach Neyland Reflects Rose Bowl Doubts

In Knoxville Henry McLemore follows an undefeated Tennessee squad wary of Rose Bowl dreams. Coach Neyland calls the current team a mystery, praising sophomore guards and back George Cafego as the spark plug while targeting Vanderbilt next. Wyatt leads the line as captain.

Lafayette Ind Frank Bykowski Jack Winchell Purdue Mal Elward Boilermakers Tennessee Henry McLemore Knoxville Tenn United University of Tennessee McEver Kentucky Vanderbilt Ole Miss Alabama Neyland Washington Valley Forge Pacific Coast Auburn Sopho George Cafego Marshall Goldberg Cafego Sophoe More Foxx Wyatt United Press

Finland Invites U S for 1940 Olympics Dates

Finland announces the XII Olympiad will run July 20 to August 4, 1940. The American Olympic Committee will meet in New York on December 5 to formally accept the invitation and review other Olympic plans.

New York Finland United States

Kilian and Vopel Lead in 40th Six Day Bicycle Race

Kilian and Vopel maintained their lead at the 40th international six day bike race in Chicago as the first hour of the new day began. At 6 am the leaders showed Kilian Vopel 1404 9 386, with Peden Peden Rodman Thomas and Debacis Guimbretiere close behind.

Chicago Gus Kilian Hans Vopel Killian-Vopel Peden-Peden Rodman-Thomas Débacis-Guimbretiere

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