Ohio University Faces Cincinnati in Underdog Clash
The Bobcats, still seeking a scoring breakthrough against Cincinnati, prepare after a rough performance last week. Coach Don Peden schedules light practice and focused drills to iron out rough spots and defend against Cincinnati’s strong line and ball carriers led by Ray Nolting and Linus Haley.
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Blower praised as versatile guard by Ohio State coach
Ohio University praise for Blower highlights his driving ability, passing, and leadership as a standout guard with strong confidence in his calls. Teammates and coaches note his work ethic and game sense, comparing him to top players and predicting impact in upcoming matches.
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Oberlin Ocean Rivalry Near End In Ohio Series
Old football rivalry between Oberlin and Nichols, dating to 1891, faces uncertain future as both colleges weigh schedules against similarly sized opponents. Alumni secretary notes sorrow that current talks omit key details while Ohio Conference standings loom. series history shows Oberlin leading 3–0 at one point with wins and ties referenced.
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Fight results by the Associated Press at Philadelphia and elsewhere
Frankie Battaglia stopped Paul Pirrone and Leroy Haines drew with Willie Reddish in Philadelphia. Eric Seelig knocked out Charley Belanger in New York. Tommy Freeman and Tommy Speigal won in Miami Beach while a Singer stopped Johnny Toomey in Newark. Moon Mullins outpointed Claude Warner in Chicago.
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Hall and Cochran Billiard Dispute Over Cushion Hit
In a tense billiards match at Hall of 81, Hall disputes a call by referee Mig of Chicago after Cochran’s strong play. The ruling centered on whether Hall’s 2-ball struck the cushion first, affecting the score as fans watched a potential shift in the championship race. Hall managed only one run after the decision while Cochran closed with solid final shots.
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Local Football Scores From Several Ohio Games
Ashland 0 Wooster 0. Napoleon 68 Wauseon 0. Upper Sandusky 7 Carey 0. Fort Clinton 6 Lakeside 0. Westerville 19 Delaware 6. Wapakoneta Blume 21 St. Marys 12. Bryan 6 Defiance 0. Fremont 22 Norwalk 7. Kent Roosevelt 14 Cuyahoga Falls 12. Marysville 14 Bellefontaine 0.
Death toll on football rises with 28 more fatalities
New York report shows 28 football related deaths bringing the AP tally to 84 this season the highest since 1931. Victims include college high school and club players with regional totals by East Midwest South Far West and Canada. Names listed include Jack Hartsock Ohio Wesleyan University and Mayr Hollers Chesapeake Ohio among others.
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Wrestling results from Wilmington Buffalo Chicago Minneapolis
In Wilmington Deans Detton 205 Salt Lake City beat Charley Strack 232 Stillwater Okla by decision. In Buffalo Numa 218 Seattle beat Ralph Gari baldi 215 St Louis one fall. In Chicago Chief Little Wolf 206 Trinidad Cole defeated Gus Sonnenberg 210 Boston one fall. In Minneapolis Danno O Ma honey 219 Ireland defeated Paul Jones 220 Houston one fall. Indian ant bees build honeycombs 18 feet high.
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Xavier Halfback Regains 2nd Place in Ohio Scoring Battle
Xavier halfback Koprowski regains second in the Ohio scoring race as Zech of Western Reserve leads with more points. Williams drops to third after a Chicago TD. Nolting jumps into a tie for fourth with Adams and Garner after a three TD game. Zech needs 16 points to tie Otto Vokaty’s 1928 mark.
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Gophers Face Wolverines In Big Ten Showdown
Chicago report previews Minnesota seeking a rare consecutive win over Michigan. It notes Minnesota’s six straight wins, Michigan’s uneven form, and long historical gap with only three Gopher victories in 22 meetings. Injuries and key players across teams are mentioned, with focus on upcoming game stakes.
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Radio Schedule Extravaganza Lists Dozens of Shows
A sprawling listing of radio programs and performers appears to map NBC CBS and other outlets. The lineup includes Jack Armetto Tito Guizer Buck Rogers Benny Venuta Florence and Mary Jimmy Farrell Connie Gates Wayne King and many orchestras and acts across days and times.
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Promoter Stout Highlights Busy Athens Boxing Card
Promoter Harry Stout unveils a Thursday night boxing card in Athens featuring McMurtry vs Shorts in the eight round main event and Lockwood vs Hackett in a six round semi final. The lineup includes Fane vs Browney, Richards vs Goodwin, and Fields making his pro debut against Ellis with several popular local fighters drawing strong fan support.
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Ex-Gridder Will Head Golf Group
The United States Golf Association nominating committee named John G. Jackson to presidency. Jackson, Columbia football star over 30 years ago and former general counsel and long time vice president, will replace Prescott Bush of Greenwich, Conn. Jess W. Sweeteer is nominated to succeed Bush on the executive committee, with other officers up for re-election.
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Ellis Island and Angel Island: Twin Immigration Stations
New York houses Ellis Island as an immigration processing hub while San Francisco hosts Angel Island serving the same purpose.
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