TCH'S MUSINGS ON CINCINNATI BEARCATS FOOTBALL
The Enquirer sports editor laments Cincinnati Bearcats football performance latest weeks. Criticism centers on lineup, leadership by Dane King combining duties as head coach and Physical Director, and a lack of scoring power with freshmen cohorts showing underwhelming progress.
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Schmidt
Dana King
Cincinnati
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Fentucky
Dane King
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Adfe
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Powte
Qeinati
Ohio May Take Air Against Flyers Saturday
Ohio University football may rely on the aerial attack against Dayton as the Bobcats seek their first strong passing game. Dayton, coached by Harry Baughan, has shown solid defense and a powerful offense, but fumbling near the goal line hampered a recent performance. Bob Snyder impressed in Cincinnati, and Ohio likely sticks with the same lineup if no injuries surface.
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Don Peden
Ohio University
University of Dayton
Dayton
Bobcats
Flyers
Harry Baujan
John Carroll
Carroll-Dayton
Clevelanders
Gem City
Peden
Miami
Marshall
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Wendell Diehl
Bob Snyder
Bob
Bearcats
Diehl
Wills
Snyder
Halleck
Rapp
Pili Schmidt
Burrill Nearing 40th Victory to Complete Jockey Status
Jockey Joe Burrill has ridden thirty nine winners and needs only one more victory to become a full fledged jockey. He is viewed as Pimlico's most promising apprentice, just missing a fortieth win when Tiempo and Manager Bill were edged by a slim margin.
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Joe Burrill
Burrill
Pimlico
Tiempo
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All-Americans Named From Southern Football Powers
All-America prospects across the South feature Alabama with Bill Lee and Don Hutson praised for defense and offense. Auburn or LSU players Millard Howell Mickal, Barclay of North Carolina, and Vaughan of Tennessee are highlighted, with Tulane’s Monk Simons and Georgia’s John McKnight cited for top play.
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Crimson Tide
Don Hutson
South
Millard Howell
Bill Lee
Dixie Stars
Abe Michal
Louisiana State
George Barclay
North Carolina
Randy Dixon
Vanderbilt
Sam Brown
Charley Vaughan
Tennessee
Howard Bailey
Vols
Monk Simons
Robinson
Tulane
Corky Cornelius
Earl Wentz
Duke
Cy Grant
John McKnight
Georgia
Bert Johnson
Kentucky
Howell
Mickal
Barclay
Tide
Biff Jones
Red Cagle
Jones
Army
Vaughan
Dixie
Cornelius
Phil Dickens
Johnson
Lee
Hutson
Wallace Wade
McKnight
Protective door device for stables at Hialeah Park
A new combination lock burglar alarm device will be installed in the stables at Hialeah Park funded by Joseph E. Widener. The door only unlocks from the trainer, and the alarm sounds if anyone else attempts entry to the stall.
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Hialeah Park
Joseph E. Widener
Sophomores Push Postseason Game Against First-class Teams
Four Princeton sophomores circulated petitions on campus seeking a postseason charity game against Minnesota or Pittsburgh to thrill a crowd, but the Daily Princetonian opposed the move calling it propaganda and stating Princeton should not fear playing a top team.
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Minnesota
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Princetonian
National Horse Show Closes in Madison Square Garden
The National Horse Show ends its seven day run at Madison Square Garden as teams from five nations compete for the International Military Trophy with the United States slight favorite over the Irish Free State France Canada and Chile. Mrs M F Younts Spindletop Stable leads in blue ribbons alongside Judy King while Adrian Van Sinderen’s Glenholme stable displays the top collection with New England earning 16 awards.
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Madison Square Garden
United States
Irish Free State
France
Canada
Chile
Sweden
Battle of Blue Ribbons, With Mrs. M. F. Yount
Beaumont
Texas
Judy King
Atlanta
Adrian van Sinderen
Glenholme
Washington
Fight results by the Associated Press in multiple cities
Boxers in Philadelphia Cleveland and other venues were scored by the Associated Press. Paul Pirrone outpointed Mickey Walker in Philadelphia while Leo Rodak and Everett Rightmire won in Chicago and Washington respectively. Marcel Thil defeated Tino Rolando in Paris and other bouts included Vernon Cormier and Midget St Hilaire securing decisions in Holyoke and Boston.
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Philadelphia
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Chicago
Leo Rodak
Pete de Grasse
New York
Everett (Young
Rightmire
Sioux City
Dave Barry
Springfield
Ill
Jack Gibbons
St. Paul
Ossie
Vernon Cormier
Worcester
Jose Santos
St. Hilaire
Boston
Johnny Alba
Philippine Islands
Newark
Bucky Jones
Morristown
Danny Devlin
Allentown
Joe Smallwood
Lancaster
Joe Colucci
Brooklyn
Narragansett Park Closes First Year Amid Big Attendance
Narragansett Park at Pawtucket Rhode Island ended its inaugural year with over 56000 spectators and nearly 800000 dollars wagered on the final eight races.
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Pawtucket
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John Turley Holds Decisive Scoring Lead in Ohio Football
In Columbus on November 13, John Turley maintains his strong scoring edge for Delaware. He added three extra points last week and five other players posted notable totals, with Foster of Denison and Goldsmith of Baldwin Wallace close behind. Turley has nine touchdowns and four field goals, while others like Reavely, Monahan, and Heekin chase high point tallies across the Big Ten and Ohio conferences.
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Goldsmith
Jenkins
Denison
Reavely
Muskingum
Hicke
Marietta
Monahan
Ohio State
Monehan
Rothlisberger
Toledo
RK Zeh
Western Reserve
Paul Thom
Case
Beavery
Boucher
Heekin
Jay Berwanger
Chicago
Damon Wetzel
Buckeye
Ohio
Armbrust
Ohio U
Llewellyn
Miami
R. Tuliafer
Wooster
Harper
Mohier
Obie Wesleyan
Rothisberger
R. Zeh
Unmarred States in Peril This Week End
Three of the nation’s top unbeaten elevens meet in eastern games as Navy faces Pitt, Syracuse battles Colgate, and Princeton challenges Yale. Minnesota visits Chicago while Wisconsin hosts Minnesota’s Big Ten tilt, Alabama eyes Georgia Tech, and Armistice Day upsets roll in with California over St Mary’s and Maryland routing Virginia Military.
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Panthers
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Yale
Princeton
Fritz Crisler
Middlewest
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Ilinois
Slip Madigan
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Maryland
Terrapins
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Barnstormers Clobber Nippon All-Stars In Toyama
In Toyama Japan on November 13 the barnstorming American team defeated the Nippon All-Stars 14 to 3 in snow flurries as Babe Ruth Earl Whitehill and Jimmy Foxx homered. Whitehill pitched for the Americans with Berg and Mizuhara Sawamura and Kura taking mound duties for Japan. The crowd of 18000 from Toyama’s 15000 population watched a one sided exhibition.
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America
Nippon All
Babe Ruth
Earl Whitehill
Jimmy Foxx
Whitehill
Berg
Mizuhara
Sawamura
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Inokewa
Broadcasting on Pan Pacific football may end next season
The Pacific Coast conference may drop radio broadcasts next season as opposition to on air games grows. Stanford and California officials expressed concern that broadcasting hurts attendance, with Southern California leaning against the practice. The conference previously paid $60,000 annually for the rights, shared among ten member schools by game significance.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Stanford
California
Southern California
Alfred R. Masters
Bill Monahan
World Cruise Comedy Opens at Majestic Theaters
MGM releases Sensational Student Tour with Durante Butterworth and first screen appearances by many college stars. Travel spans New York Japan China Java India Monte Carlo aboard a musical cruise. Pauline Lord leads Mrs Wiggs at Majestic. Grace Moore stars in One Night of Love at Ohio Theater with strong cast and Tosca-like life arc.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Majestic Theater
Jimmy Durante
Charlea Butterworth
Carlo
New York
Japan
China
Java
India
Monte Carl
Pauline Lord
America
W. ©. Fields
ZaSu Pitta
Paramount
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Norman Taurog
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Hollywood
Grace Moore
Columbia
Ohio Theater
Miss Moore
Vienna
Opera Comique
Paris
Metropolitan Opera
United States
Mary Barrett
Italy
Cvent
Metropolitan
Tullio Carminati
Debonair
Moon
Lyle Talbot
Wrestling Results From New York and Dallas Matches
In New York Maurice 14 Chappelle 178 of France defeated Benny Schwartz 176 California in a 43.29 minute decision while Joe Banaski 180 of Poland beat Hal Schnabel 190 Germany in a %-minute decision. A draw occurred between Ma Martin 188 Columbus Ohio and Leo Wallick 175 Germany in an 80-minute bout. Dex Levin 183 Jamaica New Jersey and John Gudiski 185 Poland wrestled to a 12 09 minute draw with Axel Madsen 180 Denmark and Patsy Farletti 177 ta drawing in a 2 r minute bout. In Dallas Jim Londos 194 Greece defeated Juan Humberto 2 of Mexico in straight falls, 17 a0 33 minutes.
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Chappelle
France
Benny Schwartz
California
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Poland
Hal Schnabel
Germany
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Dex Levin
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Denmars
Patsy Farletti
Dallas
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Greece
Juan Humberto
Mexico
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