Ohio University Basketball Schedule Highlights Buckeye Clash
The 1929 30 Ohio University Bobcats basketball schedule features a headline clash with Ohio State in Columbus three days after opening in Athens. It includes a New York State tour and a Buckeye conference slate from January to February with 21 games, plus non conference bouts against Marietta Muskingum and West Liberty.
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Ohio State
Nisity
New York State
Buckeye
Ohio University Bobcats
Bliss College of Columbus
Athens
B. Grover
Columbus
Bobcats
University of Buffalo
Syracuse University
Wimira A
Bliss
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Marietta
Muskingum
West Liberty
Grover
Jack Burkholdes
George Williams
John Brammer
Nolan Swackhammer
Ray Hart
Jerry Warshower
Eugene Trace
Chuck Koterba
Beckwith
Lockman
Root
Dt. Bliss
University At Buffalo
Buffalo
Syracuse
Elmira A. C
Elmira
Miami
Wittenberg
Springfield
Muskinoe Zum
Cincinnati
Cinccinnati
Denison
Granville
Oxford
Delaware
New Concord
Maynard Morrison Compared to Johnny Maulbetsch at Michigan
Maullbetsch OACH Harry Kipre hails Maynard Morrison of Royal Oak Michigan as the Wolverines’ closest rival to Johnny Maulbetsch in 15 years. Morrison, a husky 200 plus pound sophomore, returned from early injuries and is ready to show his power in the closing games. He recently displaced veteran fullback Joe Gembis in the Michigan Harvard tilt.
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Harry Kipre
Maynard Morrison
Royal Oak
Mich
Johnny Maulbetsch
Wolverines
Morrison
Maulbetseh
Joe Gembis
Harvard
Purdue Boilermakers Clinch 1929 Big Ten Title
United Press reports Purdue claims the 1929 Big Ten championship after a season with key wins and rivals Notre Dame, Minnesota, Northwestern, and Illinois all contending. Notre Dame undefeated eyes national recognition. Detroit and Marquette also note defections as Purdue presses toward postseason paths.
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Lafayette
Ind
Jimmy Phelan
Purdue
Boilermakers
Boilermaker
Pittsburgh
California
Tulane
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Trish
Navy
Carnegie Tech
Southern California
Northwestern
Ardyv
Middlewest
University of Detroit
Detroiters
Michigan State
Marquette
Detroit
Creighton
North Dakota
Indiana
Minnesota
Michigan
Tllinois
Chicago
Shenyon
Ohio State
Illinois
Gophers
Mmch
Soldiers Field
Did You Know That Did You Know That
The notes mention ALTER HAGEN near quitting golf for business at age close to 40. Connie Mack hailed as a promising catcher by the New York Clipper in 1887. Bobby Jones appears as a stockholder on an Atlanta team. Tennessee Halfback Gene Meiver’s long football career with no rubdown is noted. Harold Marchmount Schwartz from New Orleans is named after a fast-running horse.
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Alter Hagen
New York Clipper
Connie Mack
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Gene Meiver
Tennessee
Mr. Schwartz
Notre Dame
Harold Marchmount Schwartz
New Orleans
Marchmount
Harold
Boston man works out with Braves at summer camp
John Guluzian of Boston, a freshman baseball candidate at Florida, spent last summer working out with the Braves gaining exposure and experience with major league players.
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John Guluzian
Boston
Florida
The
Braves
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Baughman In New Marshfield
In New Marshfield on November 17 a surprise birthday gathering celebrated Mrs. Baughman turning seventy six. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Jesse Baughman with guests including W A Reading family Arthur Hunter and daughter George Minameye and family Athens Hiram Baughman and Walter Hunter.
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New Marshfield
Jesse Baughman
Baughman
Daughman
W. A Reading
Arthur Hunter
George Minameye
Athens
Hiram Baughman
Walter Hunter
Ten Thousand Return To Work at Toledo Plants
New York reports more than 10,000 workers in automobile plants at Toledo have returned to work. Willys Overland resumes operations with 7,500 men on a five day week. Chevrolet Ohio reopens with 1,560 workers and Mather Spring Company rehiring 400 men.
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New York
Toledo
Willys-Overland
Chevrolet Motor Ohio Company
Mather Spring Company
Ferce
Police Detective and wife slain in Toledo home
Nov 18 UP reports marital troubles were cited as the cause in the deaths of City Detective John P. Henahan and his wife Helen who were found slain in their Toledo home on Sunday.
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Sean Toledo
John P. Henahan
Helen
Touchdown Townson Star Of Glenmora Prep Gridiron
Eddie Townson, Glenmora halfback, dominates prep football with 27 touchdowns in five games lauding a 1455 point team total as Glenmora eyes Louisiana championship. Coach George W. May and townson inked early interest from colleges amid reports of potential big income and car perks.
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Negie Foundation
Eddie Townson
Glenmora
Eddie
Gienmora Flash
Townson
Ttart
Nevdress
George W. May
Louisiana
New Orleans
ATG AG
Husky captain Paul Jessup stars for Washington football team
Washington star Paul Jessup, a 15 foot seven inch tall tackle and roving defensive center, has been one of the sensational figures of the Far West this season. A final year competitor with the Huskies, he is regarded as one of the best tackles in the conference.
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Lphotugh University
Washington
West Coast
Paul Jessup
Far West
Jessup
Huskies
Aptains
Tewartd Lyman
University of Kansas
W. ‘Hhh
Hargiss Tle
Jayhawk
Father and Son Could Play For Barons Next Year
In Birmingham Alabama a father and son act similar to the Chicago White Sox may join the Barons of the Southern League next season if Ray Caldwell helps sign Ray Jr. Ed Walsh Sr. coaches the White Sox and Ed Walsh Jr. pitches for the Sons. Jay Caldwell, 16, is a right handed pitcher six feet four inches tall, taller than his father who starred in the majors a decade ago.
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Ifrmingham
Ala
Chicago White Sox
Biringham Barons
Ray Caldwell
Endurance Bowlers Do Herculean 19 Hour Session
St. Louis report recalls an endurance bowling feat as LL Jackson and J Brugnon each played 11 games in a 19 hour stretch. Jackson averaged 168 pins per game and Brugnon 166. The analysis claims each man lifted and moved about 60 000 pounds during the marathon set given a standard 18 pound ball.
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ST. Louis
LL. Jackson
J. Brugnon
Jackson
Brugnon
Washington women rifle team claims coast title with paid coach
The University of Washington women’s rifle team, 1928 Pacific Coast champions, has a paid coach and has challenged 35 other teams this season.
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University of Washington
Theacific Coast
Perkins Stars for Kansas Wesleyan in Muddy Victory
Rupie Perkins of Kansas Wesleyan starred in a 12 to 0 win over Bethany College at Salina. The Athens backfield ace rushed for 114 yards of the team’s 126 and scored both touchdowns while returning punts for 115 yards. Coach A. B. Mackie led the squad to first place in the Kansas Conference.
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Rupie Perkins
Athens
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Ixas
Bethany College
Perkins
Wesleyan
A. B. Mackie
Kansas
Steele Tops Dixie Guard Hails From Florida Fame
Dixie sports fans name Jimmy Steele of the University of Florida as the best guard in the South over the past four or five years. He is praised for his on court leadership and scoring ability, drawing comparisons with top Southern players.
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Dixie Sport
Jimmy Steele
University of Florida
South
Huskies Freshmen Begin Preseason Practice in Seattle
Seven Washington oarsmen who earned letters by rowing the Huskies to second place at Poughkeepsie last spring and the entire freshmen crew are listed among candidates starting pre-season workouts in Seattle.
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Keepsie
Seattle
Buckeye Athletic Association Standings Seen as Quiet Fall
Cincinnati reports no big upsets in the Buckeye Athletic Association as Ohio University leads with a strong record. Wittenberg and Miami trail closely while Denison and Wesleyan linger near the bottom. Upcoming games include Wittenberg at Athens and Wesleyan at Point, with a final stretch shaping the title race.
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Wittenberg
Wesleyan
Miami
Ohio U
Cincinnati
Buckeye Athletic Association
Ohio Westeran
Delaware
Denison
Usaford
Ohio
Bobcats
Wealevan
Witterberg
Athena
Mian
Wittenbergy
Wesleyyan
Buckeye
Athens
Tutherana
Minami
Leon Denison
Muskingum Tops Wooster in Ohio Conference Fray
Muskingum remained atop the Ohio Conference standings after a 21 to 19 victory over Wooster at New Concord. Kenyon looms next for Muskingum as the Muskies aim to finish with a strong finish and maintain leadership in the league.
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Ohio
Bill Langer
Wooster
New Concord
Muskingum
Kenyon
Gamebier
Muskies
Ohio State
Columbus
Reading
Cleveland
U P
Fragmentary Sports Note From Southern Meet
Fragmented OCR text mentions a captain leading a team in a tight eight moment at a December event. Names and specifics are unreadable, but it hints at a school or club athletic competition with a notable team effort.
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Frhy PV Anne
Philtipian
Erenen Iaat Sasen
Tear Lelsa
Heaxiig
Livinton Thia Wihyter
Portly crowd to fill stadium for Florida rally
About thirty thousand are expected to attend the rally at the stadium, as preparations begin for the event. Officials expect a large turnout and have organized security and seating arrangements.
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Tootbett Stadium
Florida
Railroads Provide 99.97 Percent of Freight Cars Shipped
The railroads of America supplied 99.97 percent of the freight cars requested by shippers in 1928, a near perfect record that showcases their contribution to commerce and industry dependent on transportation.
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Igheis
Railroads of America
Emson
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