Bobcats Prepare for Muskingum Aerial Attack This Saturday
Ohio University coaches drill pass defense and ball control as they study Muskingum’s tricky aerial game led by Russell. Peden emphasizes fumble reduction and concentrates on stopping the Muskies’ short and long passes while boasting a 17 game undefeated streak and high scoring.
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Bobcats
Denison
Cats
Muskingum
Ohio's Stadium
Peden
Wooster
Muskies
Russell
Ohio Crew
Hart
Gabriel
Sinth
Kepler
Maurer
Willoughby
Dutch Trautwein
Ohio University
Notre Dame Coach Rockne Drives Irish Bench Drama
Frank Getty reports from the Penn game with Notre Dame winning 60 to 20. The piece shows Knute Rockne's leadership style with substitutes literally stepping into plays and the bench reacting with rhythm and intensity as Marty Brill and others rack up touchdowns.
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Frank Getty
United Press
Getty
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Knute Rockne
Penn
South Bend
U. of P
Rockne
Emmett Leahy
Big Dick Donohue
Donohue
Marty Brill
Brill
O'Connor
Rogers
Coroner Action Under Goes in Weymouth Inquiry
Coroner G. H. Symes testified as the chief witness at an automobile death inquiry held in Weymouth conducted by his father G. P. Symes deputy coroner.
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Weymouth
G. H. Symes
G. P. Symes
Last Night's Fight Results Highlight Boxing Card
In Chicago Babe Keller of Los Angeles defeated Harold Brown of Havana Cuba. Carl Schiffer and Al Kline drew in a 145 pound bout. Eddie Wilson of Tampa defeated Mickey Mack of Chicago. In Pittsburgh Bucky Lawless of Syracuse Va defeated Paul Pirrone. Gizzy Donora defeated Benny McCarthan of McKeesport in a 16 round contest.
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Chicago
Babe Keller
Los Angeles
Harold Brown
Havana
Cuba
Carl Schiffer
Elgin
al Kline
Cleveland
Eddie Wilson
Tampa
Fila
Mickey Mack
Pittsbu
Bucky Lawless
Syracuse
Paul Pirrone
Setep RE
Battling Gizzy
Donora
Benny Mcarthan
McKeesport
Swindell Out For Season With Neck Spine Injury
Bob cat football star George Swindell of 200 pounds is definitively out for the season after an announcement on Tuesday. X rays show his cervical to mid back vertebrae are jammed, restricting neck movement and ending his season.
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Marty Brill
America
Rockne
Kosky
Paul
Eagle of Pennsylvania
George Swindell
Bobcat
Swindell
Middleport Still Leads Grid League Standings
Middleport High School remains unbeaten in five starts and tops the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League in Jackson. New Boston and Pomeroy share the same one loss and three and four games, respectively, with Nelsonville and Logan winless. Gallipolis climbs to fifth after three wins. Wellston slips to sixth after one win in five games as Middleport’s 179 points show a strong offense.
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Middleport High School
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New Boston
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Logan
Greyhounds
Gallipolis
Wellston
Middleport
Northwestern Notre Dame Charity Game Transfer Sought
Big 16 officials were asked to reconsider moving the Notre Dame Northwestern game from Dyche Stadium Evanston to Soldier Field Chicago to raise about 150000 for unemployed relief. George Getz promoted the petition while Northwestern president Walter Dill Scott faced telegrams urging a transfer.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Scott
Sport Shorts Review of Weekend College Football Oddities
Items include a timekeeper error extending a third quarter by 24 minutes in Kenyon vs Mount Union, Notre Dame’s Joe Savoldi admitting marriage but denying cohabitation, Fordham mascot ram Rameses II killed by dogs, a halted West Point Annapolis eligibility dispute after a war department meeting, Hal Rattaline's title defense against Kid Chocolate set for December 12 in Madison Square Garden, and Governor Green’s donation of Michigan Chicago game receipts to charity.
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Mount Union Cridders
Rameses TI
Ram
Fordham
War Department
Hurley
Adams
West Point
Annapolis
Hal Rattaline
Hartford, Conn
Kid Chocolate
Madison Square Garden
Fred W. Green Moonday
University of Michigan
Michigan
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Man Arrested for Nose Radium Needle Theft
Police stopped Enge Hester who admitted carrying a radium needle worth $8,000 in his nose. The incident followed hours of wandering before authorities intervened.
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Hester
Bulldogs Prepare for Portsmouth Showdown on Saturday
Athens High School football drills continue nightly as the Bulldogs target a clash with Portsmouth. The Trojans boast a strong eleven and seek to extend a recent winning streak, with emphasis on speed, ball handling, and a tough forward wall to be tested this week. Ward leads the charge to upset Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
Trojanea
Ohio
Cee
Jupiter Plavius
Bulldogs
Trojan
River City Boys
Portamouth
Oprith
Ward
Fortamouth
United States Affirms Limited War Material Disclosure
American ambassador Hugh Gibson told the Preparatory Disarmament Commission of the League of Nations that the United States pledges direct imitation of war materials and personnel. He said the U S would publicize the status of land, sea, and air forces but not budgetary limitations.
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Geneva
United States
Hugh &. Gibson
Helxium
League of Nations
Gibson
Notre Dame Home Games Attract Few This Season
Notre Dame struggles to fill its new stadium as home crowds lag behind away attendance. With Drake visiting for the final home game, tickets remain a scarce commodity while remaining games against Northwestern Army and Southern California sold out.
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Notre Dame
Fta
Drake University
Des Moines
Drake
Northwestern
Army
Southern California
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