Horton Smethies Winner With 216
Horton Smith of Joplin Mo pro golfer surged to victory in the National Capital Open after a slow start. He was tied for sixth after the opening round, moved to third in the second, and finished with a strong final score to clinch the title.
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Redskin Victory's First Since Forming of League
Ohio college football notes show no unbeaten teams in the state as Wilberforce remains undefeated after beating Western. Miami clinches Buckeye Conference with a win over Wittenberg. Ohio University and others race for positions. Several results across the Ohio Conference season are listed with standings and upcoming games.
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Ohio Buckeyes face to end rough season with veterans leaving
Ohio ends its season with a large graduating class after a tough game at Ohio Stadium. Coradini and Sintic lead a backfield that will be missing several stars like Colvin, McCashen, and Trautwein while Ralph Rebineath steps in at quarterback and several juniors show promise for next year.
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Joe Colvin
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Buddy Meyer
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College football week preview across major matchups
Navy faces Notre Dame in Cleveland while Nebraska and Oklahoma duel for the Big Six title. Pitt ties with Nebraska pace races. Stanford battles Cal in the far west. Utah Utes seek yet another Rocky Mountain crown against Colorado State.
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Cleveland Hockey Team Ties London In Home Opener
The rejuvenated Cleveland hockey team opened its home campaign with a 3 to 3 tie against London in an International League game. It was Cleveland Indians second game of the season, both ending in a draw.
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Jim Tim Keeps Job Tied By Phone
A man named Jim Tim kept his phone after losing his job months ago. He stayed reachable and found work again when a rapid call needed workers. The modest daily phone cost proved a wise investment for employment, and the same could help readers seeking work.
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Spartans and Packers Win in NFL Action
The Green Bay Packers remained undefeated with a 21-0 win over the Boston Braves in Boston. The Portsmouth Spartans tied the Chicago Bears 18 13 at Wrigley Field, with Clark setting up both Portsmouth scores.
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Dutch) Clark
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Buckeyes Aim for Big Win at Illinois Saturday
Ohio State seeks a victory over Illinois at Champaign Saturday to secure a national standing. Coach Willaman notes no real threat from Illinois, which has shown growing strength after upsetting Indiana. Captain Hinchman may return from injury and quarterback Cramer looks recovered as Ferrall gains playing time.
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Big Ten title to be decided this Saturday
The Big Ten football race ends Saturday with five conference games led by Minnesota at Michigan for the Little Brown Jug and the title. If Michigan wins undisputed possession is theirs. if Purdue wins and Michigan loses they share the crown. Other games include Ohio State at Illinois and Wisconsin at Chicago.
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West Virginia College Grid Season Nears Final Stretch
West Virginia teams surge through late season action with Marshall tied for conference lead after a win over Davis, West Liberty beating Glenville, and duplicate results across Fairmont, Fairmont State, and others. Georgetown, Washington and Lee, and Transylvania post notable early-season feats as linchpin rivalries resume and schedule features Army at West Point and key showdowns loom.
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Crisler Lifts Princeton With Yale Tie And Rebuilt Warrior Spirit
Princeton rebounded from a late deficit to tie Yale as Fritz Crisler aimed to erase the Tigers' inferiority complex. He urged rebuilding the winning spirit, and the rally featured two late touchdowns aided by passes to MacPartland and Fairman, with Fortune converting the extra point. Harvard's peace treaty is reported as set to be announced soon.
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