Ohio Bobcats Fall to Wesleyan in Gridiron Classic
Ohio University Bobcats lose 7 0 to undefeated Wesleyan in a hard fought game at Edwards Field Dela Ware on November 17. Wertz broke through for the lone touchdown on a 79 yard run with Rice adding the extra point. McKinley starred for Ohio with key drives and long punts but Wesleyan’s Bishop machine held firm. Lineups show Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan exchanges and 19 first downs for Wesleyan to 4 for Ohio.
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Buchtel Beats Hamden to Halt Streak
In Hamden on Friday, Buchtel shut down Hamden 12 to 10 after a late drive. Tulley recovered a blocked kick at the eight yard line, Bowen’s burst set the final scoring sequence, and Hamden’s hard-hitting defense created early pressure before Buchtel sealed the win.
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Cincinnati Bearcats Defeated by Denison 9-0 at Carson Field
Cincinnati Bearcats were badly outplayed by Denison University today at Carson Field, suffering a 9 to 0 defeat. The scoring came in the second period with a Pence touchdown and a Gregory field goal. Cincinnati has not beaten Denison in 15 years.
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On to Wesleyan Ohio Bobcats seek Wesleyan win in rivalry
The Ohio Bobcats aim to beat Wesleyan in a long running rivalry. Despite spirited cheer squads and a devoted student body, including Prof C M Mackinnon and coach Don Peden, the emphasis remains on football merit over pageantry as they travel to join the Wesleyan game.
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Miami Upsets Dope to Beat Lutherans in Buckeye Play
In Springfield on November 17 Miami surprised Wittenberg 18 to 0 as the Fighting Lutherans failed to capitalize on two scoring chances. Miami quarterback Paul Brown connected with Jeremy Gordon for two touchdowns while Fullback Butler added an 11 yard score. Robert Miller led Miami with scores in the first, third and fourth periods as extra points failed. Wittenberg quarterback Jimmy Price was hurt and replaced by Red Stauber.
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Wisconsin Wins Iowa City Undefeated in Big Ten
Wisconsin remains the conference’s sole undefeated team after a 15 to 6 victory over Iowa in a rain soaked game. Badger halfback Lusby set up the first score with a 65 yard punt return, while Iowa fumbled behind their goal line for Wisconsin’s second touchdown. New York’s injured knee and Porter’s strong fielding also feature in the report.
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First Game of the Season Promises Turbulent Start
Fragmented notes recount a 1929 Plains High game under muddy conditions with Alva Bradley and Chauncey Alumni involved, plus a Western Reserve vs Oberlin contest where Reserve led 20 to 6 as Oberlin showed limited defense. Players Tho and Harold Smith are mentioned in uncertain contexts amid multiple score attempts and punts.
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Poco Frazier Elected Constable In Surprise Win
Bernard Poco Frazier, famed Kansas track star, was elected constable in a campus election and learned of his win only when returns were announced. He tied for justice of the peace and now faces uncertainty about duties and accepting the post amid ongoing cross country absence.
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Nelsonville Falls to Wellston in Second-Quarter Gap
Nelsonville Greyhounds lose 12 to 0 to Wellston amid poor punt returns and blocking. Key Wellston threats include Callahan at QB and Hogan driving the offense. Nelsonville passes for 23 and 20 yards but could not score as Wellston dominates with strong tackling by Stockton, Sheppard, and Kuhn.
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Pomeroy Loses To Logan High In Close Grain Field Clash
November 17 report from Pomeroy states Logan High School defeated Pomeroy High School 18 to 13 at Pythian Park. The game featured hard running and passing with Pomeroy scoring first, Logan tying, and Fontana booting a late Logan goal in a darkened stadium before securing the win.
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Tigers Down Yale In Dashing Game At Princeton
Princeton outplayed Yale 12 to 2 in a dominant performance before 68,000 at Palmer Stadium Prince ton’s backfield led by Grange and Black sparked a decisive first period score and the Tigers added a second in the fourth as Yale struggled without John Garvey. Norman Bennett and Ed Whimer worked the drives with accurate passes and strong running while Yale’s miscues and a late safety favored Princeton. The win renewed bragging rights in the storied rivalry.
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Weekend Football Scores Across Ohio and Nation
A dense roundup lists numerous football results from Ohio schools and colleges, plus several national games. Notable scores include Ohio University 4 over Hamilton 16, Heidelberg 75 over Hiram 0, Case 32 over Baldwin Wallace 6, Miami 18 over Wittenberg 0, John Carroll 42 over St. Xavier 6, and Wisconsin 13 over Town 0 with Ohio State 39 over Monkingum 0.
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Michigan V Wolverines edge Spartans in late kick
Michigan State held the Wolverines to a 3 0 halftime, but a 25 yard place kick late in the game saved Michigan from a scoreless tie. Morris Vaughes substituted for Stanky Jozer sparked the comeback with a key kickoff, long passes, and a drive to the Spartan 1 yard line before the final stop.
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Maroons Romp Past Chicago Gridmen at Stagg Field
At Stagg Field in Chicago on November 17, the Maroons overwhelmed Coach Bragg's Chicago team 40 to 0. Starters Walker Mills and Hall dominated the ground game, with Walker scoring three touchdowns as the rain soaked crowd watched the visitors close out a dismal season with repeated long runs and decisive strikes.
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Glouster Defeated by New Lexington in Rough Match
Glouster Hi football, missing three regulars, traveled to New Lexington Friday and were heavily defeated. The depleted lineup left the team with new material and little chance to develop a cohesive, hard‑driving squad. Also note: Harry Woolverton, ex-Yankee outfielder, is selling automobiles in Los Angeles.
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Ohio Wesleyan wins Buckeye cross country meet
Ohio Wesleyan wins the Buckeye Athletic Association five mile cross country meet with Dean Wesleyan first, Gentner and Haasmanter from Wesleyan also in top positions, Miami and Cincinnati close behind in team scores.
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Buckeyes crush Muskingum 39 to 0 in Columbus game
Ohio State, using its first string later, rolled over Muskingum College 39 to 0 at Ohio Stadium. Buckeyes scored six touchdowns, with two in each of the final three periods, and added three goals after 10,000 fans witnessed a warm afternoon. Popp scored one TD and a 75 yard interception return helped fuel the victory.
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St Xavier Musketeers Triumph Over Centre College
St Xavier Musketeers defeated Centre College Playing Colonels 28 to 7 in Cincinnati. A sharp third quarter offense produced two touchdowns and the Catholics stretched their fall record to six wins in seven games. Kenny Schaefer sparked the win with a 69 yard run and a blocking play leading to another score. Centre’s Shearer returned a fumble for six in the second quarter.
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Heidelberg Dominates Hiram 75 to 0 in Ohio Conference Clash
Heidelberg scored 75 points to none, sweeping through the Ohio Conference as Hiram failed to score a touchdown, marking a decisive midweek game after a season of dominance. Heidelberg entered as the favorite and delivered a lopsided victory, extending its unbroken conference winning streak.
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