Bobcats Face Ohio Wesleyan In Buckeye Title Showdown
Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University clash in the season finale at Delaware for the Buckeye title. Fans expect a packed stadium as the teams renew a storied rivalry with the winner likely securing the 1930 state crown.
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Mitelos Musings on College Football Picks Various Results
Sports column recalling Mitelo s week of college football picks with 12 correct and 3 wrong. Highlights Ohio State s upset over Pittsburgh and Holy Cross and Tulane upsets, plus current standings and upcoming games against Muskingum Yale Princeton Illinois and more.
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Special Train for Delaware Fans to Bishops Clash
Ohio University Athletic Department charters a special Chesapeake and Ohio train to take the Bobcats, band, and students to Delaware for the final game against Ohio Wesleyan. The coach leaves Athens at 7 45 a m and returns from Delaware at 10 30 p m stopping at South Columbus for pickups.
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Bulldogs Idle This Saturday in City Gridiron Standstill
Athens High School football has no game this Saturday marking a fourth idle week of the season. Trenton’s game was moved up after cancellations with Columbus, while Athens searches for an opponent. The team shifts focus to the Thanksgiving clash with Nelsonville after a Portsmouth defeat and a promising outlook against the Greyhounds.
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Boxers Volunteer for Charity Yet Fate Looms in the Ring
Some boxers offer services for charity but the speaker believes they will soon have to fight for nothing. The remarks hint at impending, unavoidable bouts and a harsh reality in the sport.
Bru der Returns Sparks Big Ten Tacklers
Hank Bru der has been running hard since leaving the hospital as Big Ten defenders fear he is still weakened. Bru der's return has energized his team and raised the stakes for upcoming conference games.
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Notre Dame Teammen Entertain at Penn Trip
Notre Dame went to Philadelphia to play Penn without a marching band but the squad filled the trip with entertainment and off court activities. The article notes the players kept spirits high through events surrounding the game.
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Wrong Again Mitchell in Muskingum game mixup apology
Sports editor admits error in a Muskingum game report naming Joe Sinth as intercepting a pass on his own 10 yard line. The actual play was made by Jerry Warshower who caught the ball despite uncertainty about down and linesman calls.
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Coach Tactics Hint at Player Energy Gaps
A columnist muses on halftime substitutions and whether a coach merely suggested asking the quarterback about fatigue. The piece suggests morale and energy dynamics can influence a single play leading to a potential touchdown.
A A U Announces 1940 Track Championships Location
The Amateur Athletic Union announced its 42nd annual convention in Washington will select Lincoln Nebraska as the site for the 1940 track and field championships. The event will be held in Lincoln as part of the 42nd annual gathering.
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Northwestern and Michigan Face Title Ties in Big Ten
Northwestern holds a perfect 5–0 conference mark and bids for Western and national titles, while Michigan trails at 4–1 and closes against Chicago at Ann Arbor. Purdue, Ohio State, and Wisconsin–Minnesota also play, with Notre Dame and Iowa-Nebraska non conference contests creating uncertainty around the race.
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Load of lead Yale backfield shines with Tommy Taylor
Albie Booth leads the Yale backfield with a promising teammate Tommy Taylor who reportedly carries 28 slugs of lead in his body from a hunting accident near Lake Superior last summer. He ran with ballet-like grace, prompting comparisons to a partridge.
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Pear Old Hobart Seeks Clean State After Scoring Gloom
If I were a Hobart College football player I would work to keep the old state clean as the season ends after facing opponents who have scored hundreds while our side has none.
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