Ohio says sixth Cardinals title in Dayton game
The Athens Messenger notes implying Ray Blades and Fred Haney face tough starts as new major league managers in St Louis and Cleveland. Card inals and Browns face thin rotation and need strong pitching from the minors to rise, while Warren Giles pursues a pennant at Crosley Field with a reshaped Reds squad.
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Bobcats and Flyers Clash in Buckeye Title Push
MITCH Peden leads Ohio University Bobcats against Dayton Flyers in a key Buckeye Conference showdown at Gem City. Dayton seeks crown momentum while Ohio aims to extend an undefeated run as both squads battle injuries and depth with a near 10 000 crowd anticipated.
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Mythical State Title Clash Set Between Carroll and Reserve
Two unbeaten teams, John Carroll Blue Streaks and Western Reserve Red Cats, square off in Cleveland for a mythical state championship showdown. A crowd near 20000 is expected as Eddie Arsenault and a stout Reserve line oppose Carroll’s fortified front and quick backfield led by Arsenault and Belichick. Other Ohio games include Mt. Union vs Ohio Northern, Wooster vs Heidelberg, Ohio U vs Dayton, and Cincinnati against Marshall.
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Vanderbilt Hidden Ball Play Sets Secret Practice Mood
Vanderbilt football under coach Ray Morrison conducts a secret woods practice for Tennessee week. Players wear disguises while staff including Poe s Raven Macbeth s Witches Banquo s Ghost and Orson Welles direct ends backs guards and air attack. The gag echoes last year s mysterious conclave that produced the famed hidden ball play versus LSU.
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Spectacular Morrison secrets stir Vanderbilt prep rumors
Local chatter in Nashville centers on Coach Morrison and secret practice schemes. Rumors claim ideas include a backward field goal off a center snap, a co ed on side score via social ties, and a Statue of Liberty play with Miss Liberty from New York harbor.
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USC Aims for Rose Bowl in Saturday Tilt
USC eyes the Rose Bowl as Washington and UCLA stand between the Trojans and New Year’s Day game. Fans debate whether USC is truly improved after a decisive win over California, while fears of overconfidence loom against the Huskies and Bruins.
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Don Budge Turns Pro With $75,000 Deal
Walter Pate announces Don Budge, the leading tennis amateur, will turn professional. The contract guarantees $75,000 for one year with a share of tour receipts, a Madison Square Garden start on Jan 3, and Ellsworth Vines as Budge’s opponent. Jack Harris will manage the nationwide tour.
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Saturday’s Feature Games Preview by Harry Ferguson
Armistice Day cease fire ignored as football picks roll in. Dartmouth over Cornell, Duke over Syracuse, Holy Cross strong, Fordham battles NC, Columbia edges Navy, Yale favored over Princeton, Minnesota upset over Notre Dame, Pitt rebounds vs Nebraska, Ohio State over Illinois, Northwestern edge over Michigan, Indiana wins, Tennessee beats Vanderbilt, Tulane over Georgia, Texas over TCU, Arkansas tops Southern Methodist, Saint Mary’s Santa Clara close, Wisconsin rising, California returns to win, Southern California faces tough test from Washington.
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Armistice Day gridiron action slim on standout games
New York sport notes say most majors skipped Armistice Day programs to chase Rose Bowl bids and perfect records on Saturday. Holy Cross, Brown, Colgate, NYU meet, while Notre Dame vs Minnesota looms as the top clash. Tennessee, Duke, Texas Christian, Iowa State and Oklahoma also figure in key showdowns across conferences.
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Midwest Has Two Standout Grid Contests
Notre Dame faces Minnesota in a pivotal Big Ten clash that could shape a potential legendary Irish team. Michigan hosts Northwestern as Ohio State and Illinois tangle, with Wisconsin traveling to Los Angeles to meet UCLA.
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Sammy Snead Wins White Sulphur Open
Sam Snead won the $750 first prize at the White Sulphur Open, finishing two strokes ahead of Ky Laffoon. His total 273 gave him over $18,000 in the 1938 season as multiple events remain, with several players sharing third through fifth place at 277.
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Local High School Scores From Ashland to Cincinnati
Football and score summaries include Ashland 6 Bucyrus 0 and Columbus North 18 Central 12. Other results: Columbus South 14 West 7 Columbus Aquinas 6 East 0 Cincinnati Walnut Hills 26 Tay lor 7 Cincinnati Hughes 20 Wood ward 6 Cincinnati Withrow 18 Western Hills 6 Portsmouth Catholic 12 Vance burg Ky 7. A physics note says a 191 pound mass would weigh 190 pounds at the equator.
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