Bobcats Face Wesleyan Test For Final Standings
Ohio University’s Bobcats aim to beat Wesleyan to finish with a two wins one loss one tie record in 1927. Coaches note improved offense and the Wesleyan defense relies on Halliday Wade Glaney and Breese as key playmakers.
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Contenders emerge for two boxing titles at MSG
Clyde Hull from Dallas and Hilario Martinez a fast Spaniard advance as title contenders for Joe Dundee. Bruce Jowers and Joe Glick earn potential shots while Glick defeats Jack Bernstein but lacks decisive impact. Hull scores a sensational one round win over Johnny Inhirisno, challenging Dundee, after previously defeating Pete Latzo to gain attention.
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Amateur Athletic Union Seeks Constitutional Amendments
J. T. Ma Mey, chairman of the Amateur Athletic Union, has sent 41 amendments to the union’s constitution by‑laws and general athletic rules to delegates attending the annual convention in Cincinnati next Monday and Tuesday.
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J. T. Mamey
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Uinion
Cincinnati
Colt experts hail Hagen win as comeback for upper Walter
Colt experts regard Walter Hagen's victory in the recent pro tournament as a notable comeback for the upper Walter, noting his resilience and return to form amid tough competition.
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Colt
Walter Hagen
Walter
Buckeyes Work on New Offense for Illinois Clash
In Columbus on November 15 coach Wilce and the Buckeyes staged a Monday workout to discard most season plays and perfect a new offense for the homecoming game against Illinois. The two hour drill focused on a new passing attack as Ohio State aims to outscore the Illini Saturday in the 1927 finale.
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Wilce
Buckeye
Illinois
Big Red football practice shifted to basketball drills
Athens high school did not hold football practice on the first Monday of the season. Most players joined the first basketball workout of the year while dummy scrimmages and limbering up were planned. Coach Harold Wise expects a fast drill Wednesday before the Friday game with North High in Columbus.
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Columbus
St Xavier Musketeers Aim to Reach 4006 Season Scoring
Cincinnati November 15 St Xavier college musketeers began work today for the West Virginia Wesleyan game here Saturday in which they hope to score 36 points to raise their season total to 4006.
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Cincinnati
St. Xavier College Musketeers
West Virginia Wesleyan
Dost and Mayer Hurt in Ohio State Game
Cincinnati November 15 Frank Dost guard and Al Mayer tackle hobble on crutches after the Ohio WA game with slight chance to play in the Thanksgiving day clash against Miami University.
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al Mayer
Ohio WA
Miami University
Ohio Wesleyan Bruised After Light Navy Workout
Delaware Navy 15 team battered during yesterday’s session but completed only a light workout. The report notes Ohio Wesleyan endured a bruising session with the Navy squad, leaving players to recover after the practice.
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Wittenberg Clinches Buckeye Title. Maurer, Harre Injured
Springfield report says Captain Vic Maurer suffered two broken ribs and Harre minor injuries in Witteberg's win over Ohio Wesleyan to clinch the Buckeye Athletic Association title. Wittenberg to host Toledo Friday.
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Marietta Coach Prepares Team for Muskingum Game
Marietta November 15 coach Hayes plans light work for his grid players before final season game with Muskingum on November 18 at Marietta field.
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Odds Favor ONU in Denison Test After Strenuous Drill
Ohio Northern football players held a hard workout as they start a week of intense practice for the Denison game. Coach Meredith aims to fix gaps shown against Muskingum. Lookout for injured back Robert Campbell, with others reported in good shape.
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Nut Cracker Gene Tunney Plans Three Fights Next Summer
Tunney announces three fights for next summer amid lighthearted talk of Santa Claus and a wiser generation. The column notes a witty remark about Bruce Caldwell's football disqualification at Brown and a quip about ongoing games.
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Michigan Faces End of Season with Loss of 17 Players
Michigan will see 17 football players depart the squad at season's end. The outflow includes key contributors as the program undergoes roster changes and transitions into the next cycle.
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Michigan
East Eleven Rest Up Ahead of Harvard Yale Game
Gridiron stalwarts in the East take a respite from practice after a grueling weekend that closed the 1927 season. Yale sits out, Harvard prepares for the annual clash, with injuries to Garvey Hoben and possible lineup changes. Army Navy also warm up for Saturday games as multiple teams eye Thanksgiving and intersectional showdowns.
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Major League Advisory Council Reorganizes Under Barnard
Chicago Nov 15 The major league advisory council reorganizes with E S Barnard in Johnson's seat and John K Heydler for the National League. A rule bars players from holding stock in one club after transferring to another in the same league, with exceptions by agreement. Hornsby’s Cardinal stock prompted earlier dispute. new rule awaits ratification in New York.
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Major League Baseball Advisory Council
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John K. Heydler
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Hornsby
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Sam Breadon
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Cincinnati pitcher grades cotton in Fort Worth
Pete Donahue, a Cincinnati pitcher, grades cotton in Fort Worth Texas during the winter months.
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Texas
Pete Donahue
Cincinnati
Fort Worth
Tex
Rhem Bell May Be Traded to Giants in May Rumor
A rumor cites the St. Louis club considering trading pitcher Flint Rhem and outfielder Lester Bell to the New York Giants in a May deal. The report does not confirm terms or official statements from clubs.
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Lester Bell
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