Week's Picks and Scores Stir Up Conference Buzz
Fragmented OCR lists college matchups and team notes with references to Ohio, Syracuse, Cornell, Georgia Tech, K State, Northwestern, Oregon State, Navy, Kentucky, Minnesota, Vanderbilt, Marshall, and a local community event mentioning a church gathering at noon with a pot dinner.
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Buckeye Bearcats Clash For Buckeye Conference Lead
Both Ohio and Cincinnati approach the game with unbeaten conference records and full squads as Dana King and Don Peden prepare their teams for a decisive clash at Ohio Stadium. Cincinnati uses a speedy backfield and a new leftward shift to entice offsides while Ohio adds two new lateral passes as both sides anticipate a hard fought victory. The Bobcats travel to Cincinnati after morning departure and set up at the Netherland Plaza.
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West Virginia Wesleyan clash at Morgantown Saturday
West Virginia University hosts West Virginia Wesleyan in a key showdown with both teams battered by recent East and Midwest foes. Wesleyan's lone win came 3-0 over NYU while Marshall College tied Ohio University in Buckeye Conference play. Bluefield eyes action against Armour Junior College and Davis Elkins remains a top scorer contender.
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Marshall College
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Davis Elkins
MacPhail to Name Reds President as Red Lucas Traded
Larry MacPhail announced the sale of Red Lucas and Walter Roettger to the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for Tony Piet and Adam Comorosky. Piet hit .324 last season and led the NL in steals in 1932. Comorosky batted .313 in 1931 after a less productive couple of years.
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Cincinnati Reds
Red Lucas
Walter Roettger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tony Piet
Adam Comorosky
Piet
Pirates
Comorosky
Minnesota Gophers travel to Michigan game
United Press reports Minnesota's 34 players travel to Jackson Michigan for workout before facing Michigan in Ann Arbor. Coach Bierman says they expect to lose but have a fighting chance. Notes on Northwestern Illinois Purdue Iowa Indiana and other college games and standings follow.
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Purdue
Iowa
Dodge Withdraws From Association
New York Nov 17 Horace E Dodge of Detroit, a leading speedboat racing enthusiast, withdraws from all championship competition after a decision by the American Power Boat Association.
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Title at Stake When Gophers Meet Michigan
Chicago report notes the Little Brown Jug and possibly the Big Ten title at stake as undefeated Michigan meets undefeated Minnesota in Ann Arbor in the conference’s marquee game. Minnesota hopes to end Michigan’s 16 game win streak, while Purdue and Iowa, Ohio State and Wisconsin, Illinois and Chicago also play, with potential title implications if outcomes favor the Gophers.
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Boxing results from New York Fargo and Chicago matches
Boxing results list several bouts with total scores and locations. Van Klaveren and Loayza fought in New York with Van Klaveren winning while Roth defeated Hayes and Katz beat Koscia in New York, De Caro topped Napolitano in Sandusky, Stanton beat Falegano in Fargo, Kennard outpointed Jensen in Fargo, Stuhley stopped OConnell in Chicago, Weinert halted Kulak in Chicago, Fitzpatrick lost to Gene, and the piece notes opposition to superchargers and Dodge quitting racing plus Townsend’s third-term as president of the association.
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Bep van Klaveren
Holland
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
al Roth
Petey Hayes
Julie Katz
Antol Koscia
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al Napolitano
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Chicago
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Young Gene
Favor Scots To Win Title
Ohio headlines say Wooster College under A R L C Boles can clinch the Ohio Conference with two final wins. Wooster faces Denison in a long rivalry game and later Heidelberg, while John Carroll and Muskingum also contend. Other notable games include Baldwin Wallace Akron and Indiana visiting Cincinnati.
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Cramer to Start at Quarterback for Ohio State in Wisconsin Clash
Ohio State led by coach Sam Vilam Man plans to start Carl Cramer at quarterback in the Big Ten trip to Madison. Cramer, the early season starter, had been replaced by Stan Pincura and Marshall Oliphant, but his Penn game showing could win him the job back as the 35 man squad travels for the Wisconsin game.
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al Kawal
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Dick Heekin
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Don Wilson
Trevor Rees
Oberlin Hosts Western Reserve in Annual Meet
Heidelberg faces Miami at Oxford while Oberlin welcomes Western Reserve and Case concentrates on Westminster at New Wilmington as non-conference play continues.
Convention Ends Today At National Association Meeting
Galveston Texas hosts the closing day of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues convention. Dan Hill Asheville is slated for reelection as representative on the executive committee for Classes B C and D leagues. Discussions focus on the Shaughnessy playoff plan with sentiment favorable in the International League and an optimistic outlook from Branch Rickey on minor league prospects.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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