Michigan Crushes Fond Hopes Of Bucks In Slippery Gridiron
Ohio Universitys 12 to 0 victory over Marietta College on a mud plagued field in Athens secured the Bobcats a win. Ohio piled up twelve first downs to Mariettas two as Willison and Wise sparked a defensive effort and a late scoring drive, while Marietta struggled with footing and a stiff Ohio defense.
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Ohio college football scores summarized
Ohio State 16 Michigan 1. Toledo 14 Detroit 7. Ohio Wesleyan 18 Western Reserve 7. Baldwin Wallace 6. Case 12 Ohio University 0. Defiance 0. Dayton 31 Ohio Northern 15. Cincinnati 15 Wittenberg 7. Otterbein 13 Hiram 6. Miami 14 Oberlin 0. Denison 18 Muskingum 2.
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Special Train May Run for Next Contest
A special train carrying 200 football fans will be chartered to take Athens fans and Ohio University students to Springfield for the Ohio Wittenberg game. The trip requires 200 expressions of intention. it follows a similar excursion to the Ohio Wesleyan game, with about 600 fans. The match could decide the Buckeye athletic association leadership. a Bobcat win caps a first place tie, a loss drops to third. Price is a low round trip, cheaper than driving. express intentions to Director Bird to avoid charter delays.
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Miami Upsets Oberlin In Forward Pass Showdown
Oberlin’s 22 game winning streak ends as Miami defeats Oberlin 14 to 0 in a surprising win anchored by a dominant passing game. The contest, praised as Oberlin’s best exhibition in years, saw Miami outclass the hosts at their own game and seize early momentum.
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WVU Triumphs Over Centre College in Gridiron Clash
West Virginia University overwhelmed Centre College 21 to 0 at Parkersburg. Latham tackled a kickoff, Morgue, followed by 60 yard and 77 yard marches to extend the lead with Hardy converting all three extra points. Centre failed to threaten beyond their single foray into WVU territory.
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Logan Bowling Logan Athens Match Ends In Logan Favor
Logan bowling league hosted Athens on home floor in a three game intercity series. The Pastimes won two games and led with high scores including Art Dolimaisch and Newman among top scorers. Final tallies show strong Logan lanes as late-week return matches set for Tuesday.
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Flanagan Starred in Army Notre Dame Tilt
Henry Farrell reports from Yankee Stadium on November 14 as Christy Flanagan and Haris O’Boyle lead Notre Dame to a 7-6 victory over Army. Flanagan runs 62 yards for a third-quarter TD while O’Boyle adds the decisive kickoff. Army’s cadets, hungry for a national title, were thwarted by Notre Dame’s power game and tough defense in a standout east showdown.
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Princeton Big Three Narrowed To One
In Plint, NWN, Princeton defeated Yale 10 to 7 before 44,000 at Lumur Stadium. With Jake Slagle sidelined, Princeton was not the home team. Yale led by Captain Bun nell returned punts while both sides matched in ground gain. All scoring occurred in the second quarter in a clean, tightly contested game that strained gridiron relations with Harvard.
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College grid clashes yield narrow Baldwin Wallace stalemate
Case and Baldwin Wallace played to a 0 0 tie as neither side could break through in a tense Benton Park confrontation. Cleveland locals noted the defense and weight advantage but the line held firm for both teams.
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Bearcats Dominate Wittenberg Backend Homecoming Loss
Bearcats play a far improved game in Cincinnati but fall to Wittenberg 15 to 12 in the homecoming clash. Milger is the standout for Cincinnati scoring on a drive through six defenders, while Bryant boots the lone safety and a late punt miscue keeps Wittenberg in scoring range.
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Grid results snapshot from college football games
A garbled score roundup lists numerous college football results with teams such as Minnesota, Butler, Army, Notre Dame, Princeton, Yale, Harvard, and many others. The fragmentary page mixes scores, team names, places, and stray phrases, including an alarming line about suicide that appears unrelated to the sports data.
Benny Friedman Plays Through Family Crisis in Michigan vs Ohio State
Benny Friedman, Michigan captain, starred in a hard fought game at Columbus while his father Laula Friedman, 56, lay critically ill at Mt Sinai hospital. News delayed per parental request as doctors withheld illness details but labeled it serious.
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McArthur Victorious in Rutland Game
McArthur high school defeated Rutland 6 to 0 to rise among Southern Ohio football leaders. Wrightsel scored on a Warehime pass in the final two minutes. Kirkendall starred for McArthur with a strong rushing game while Rutland’s defense held firm. Junior B basketball beat Haydenville 14 to 9. girls lost. Canaanville split a doubleheader sweeping boys 8 to 1 and girls 2 to 1 amid rough play.
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Ohio State Falls Short in Classic Michigan Clash
In a dramatic home showdown before a 90,000 crowd, Ohio State and Michigan battled to a 24-23 finish as Clark’s teammates drove deep but a late drop kick failed. Friedman starred at quarterback and Haffman, Karow, and Eby powered the Buckeyes with scoring drives and a pivotal forward pass.
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