Bobcats Brace for Bearcats as Weather Disrupts Practice
Ohio University prepares for the Cincinnati game amid snow and freezing winds. Coach Don Peden’s defense scrimmage lasted an hour as Cincinnati’s two shift offense and double wingback elements present a tough test. Injuries and lineup changes include DeStefano at guard and Mazzei at tackle, with Snyder and Fehn nursing minor hurts.
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Bill Schmidt
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Walt Priode
Jim Mazzei
Bil Snyder
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Fiteh Team's Exhibition Sparks Uneasy Outcome
Reportedly chaotic game at the Violet Building draws fifty enthusiasts as Evan Haddox shines briefly while Claude wn signs up for the team. Mentions of a France era event and a stray poker night echo through the fragmented account.
Sasse Confronts Sarge Over Rank and RuhHus
The scene shows Sasse challenging the sarge over a shoulder leaf and rank. The sergeant objects promising to remove Sasse from his Sam Browne belt if no leaf is worn. Basse drops rank to fight, and Sasse wins in under three rounds, leaving the sarge injured and tangled in the aftermath.
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Jacobs Proposed as Sullivan Award Candidate
Henry McLemore argues Helen Hull Jacobs should win the Sullivan Memorial Award, praising her tennis title and grace under pressure, her Wightman Cup dominance, and character, while noting current male and female contenders and the award’s historical male recipients.
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U.R
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Bonthron
Princeton
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Strong Husker Eleven Meets Pitt Saturday
Nebraska comes east for its climactic game against the Pittsburgh Panthers with a 7-0-0 mark. Coach Dana X. Bible touts balance in kicking passing and running. George Sauer anchors the offense as Nebraska eyes a possible Rose Bowl bid if Pitt falls and Iowa awaits.
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Ross Favored In Chicago Title Bout With Fuller
Barney Ross of Chicago, lightweight and junior welterweight champion, was a 3 to 1 favorite to beat Sammy Fuller of Boston in a junior welterweight title bout at the Chicago Stadium Friday night. Ross would weigh in over 138 pounds, so the lightweight title would not be at stake.
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College grid notes from around the Big Ten this week
Iowa’s Dick Crayne returns to uniform and may play against Purdue while Bernie Page remains sidelined with a twisted knee. Michigan worries about outdoor work due to cold, Notre Dame names Tom Roach captain for Northwestern clash, Purdue at full strength after Notre Dame, Wisconsin drills for Ohio State, Illinois warned against overconfidence, Northwestern may start Chilly Sutton at fullback after Duvall injury.
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Sutherland’s Rose Bowl Picks Point to Nebraska or Duke
Eastern analysts see Nebraska and Duke as top Rose Bowl contenders with Army, Princeton, and Georgia also able to join the field. Bible’s Nebraska relies on Sauer and Masterson while Wade’s Duke leans on a strong bowl history. Army and Princeton face questions over accepting a Pasadena bid as autumn games unfold.
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Bearcats Favored In Buckeye Conference Clash
Ohio University and Cincinnati meet in a top Buckeye Conference game at Nippert Stadium Saturday with both teams unbeaten in league play. Cincinnati seeks revenge after a scoreless tie with Ohio and aims to extend its mid November title bid.
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Webfoots Hope to Leverage Iron Mike vs Trojans
Oregon’s Mike Mikulak, a 200-pound senior dubbed Iron Mike, headlines the Webfoots for the clash with Southern California. The battle with Trojan star Homer Griffith could decide the PCC All American fullback nomination as Mikulak’s power drive and stout defense anchor Oregon’s push toward victory.
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Phillies Trade Wilson for Cardinals Veteran Catcher
Virgil Davis and Eddie Delker are traded from Philadelphia to St. Louis for Jimmie Wilson and cash. Wilson is described as a top catcher, returning to the majors after a season with the Phillies.
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High Moguls Of Diamond Meet Today In Galveston
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues holds its annual meeting in Galveston with over 500 delegates attending. President William G. Bramham of Durham, N. C., is slated for re election as he opens the sessions with his annual address.
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Red Birds plan Florida training site for next season
Columbus Red Birds president G M Trautman said the club would train in an Florida city yet to be chosen next season. He is finalizing the schedule and negotiating several player deals to be announced later while attending the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues sessions in Galveston.
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Baseball Meetings Signal Deals and Debates Across Leagues
Delegates met in sessions of the general association along with western and international leagues. Branch Rickey of the St. Louis Cardinals was expected to announce plans involving Cardinals and Phillies players. The Texas League ended the chain store baseball controversy, and Dallas fell short of adopting the American Association rule barring post May 15 player acquisitions from owner clubs.
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Miller Dominates Feldman as Title Shot Looms
Fred Miller of Cincinnati, world featherweight claimant, defeated Lew Feldman of Brooklyn in a non title 10 round bout at Bridgewood Grove, edging closer to a title match with Kid Chocolate. Miller pressed the attack, scoring with a sharp left hook and showing superior speed and ringcraft. In the semi final, Wesley Ramey beat Young Billy Hogan in six rounds at weights of 135 and 145 pounds respectively.
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Departure from St Louis Traced to Frisch Friction
The report cites a rift between the departed figure and Cards manager Frankie Frisch, suggesting discord contributed to the departure amid a tense club dynamic.
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Bulldogs face Marietta with muddy field and fast Tigers
Athens High School prepares for Marietta game amid heavy rain and a muddy practice field. Whipple and Sperm er need gifts of hard turf and clean shoes to unleash punts as Marietta’s Tigers boast a stingy defense allowing few scores. The Bulldogs must improve for Friday after narrow showings against St. Marys and Zanesville, while McKinsey urges a stronger lineup to match the visitors.
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Roundup of bouts and draws across cities
In San Francisco Jim Brown threw Ivan Managanoff of Russia. In Kansas City Jack Vincent drew Joe Cox Homer Wright and Henry Graver. Vie Mun defeated Bob Jessen, Don McIntyre, and Bobby Burns. In New York Ray Steele threw Paul Boesch and Dick Daviscourt drew Jack Humberto. Theodore Moreli defeated Joe Stecher. Gino Garibaldi beat George Zaharias. Fred Grubmeier threw Little Beaver.
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Jim Browning
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Russia
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Little Rock
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Joe Cox
Homer Wright
Henry Graver
Germany
Vie Mun
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