Ohio Marietta gridiron dispute strains athletic ties
Ohio University athletic officials threaten a split with Marietta College over the muddy Pioneer field after a Saturday game. The Marietta field’s condition drew criticism, while Ohio defends playing in wet conditions and urges field improvements to preserve the rivalry.
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Paddy Harmon Leaves Chicago Stadium Presidency
Paddy Harmon, founder of the Chicago Stadium project, resigns as president after a year at the helm. The executive committee cites financial concerns while Harmon laments his dream of the world’s largest arena and vows to fight back.
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Veterans Coach Homer Haze Emerges From Rutger Fame
Former All-Amer ican Homer Haze from Rutger s drew attention after earning All-Southern prep honors and two years at Ole Miss. A Charleston Alabama native, he leads Nevada’s Wolfpack in a fast unpredictable style as enrollment hits 1860 with 117 football enthusiasts, about 19 percent.
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Comedy Pair on Marquette Grid
Marquette University freshmen backfield features Robert Gallagher of Tron Harbor Michigan and Eugene Sheehan, with coach Cord Lipe guiding a lighthearted faux pass rush. The piece notes a humorous name variation from the original pairing as the squad practices in Wis.
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Notre Dame Faces Northwestern as Rockne Grips Onward
In South Bend rain and snow keep Rockne indoors with a leg infection, sidelined for a month but expected to urge the Irish at Evanston against Northwestern. Purdue drills wind down as Indiana game looms. Illinois preps for Ohio State with Frosty Peters directing signals and Humbert sidelined.
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Badgers Hold Quarterback Slot With Behr Returning
U P Ernie Lushy stayed at quarterback as Wisconsin worked out with Sam Behr back in action after an injury layoff from October 26. Lushy is expected to start against Minnesota Saturday.
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Michigan Grid Squad Drills For Town Game Offense Emphasis
Ann Arbor notes that Michigan University football practice focuses on strong offense to counter Town's powerful line. Coach Kipke ignored defensive drills yesterday and planned no changes before the Town clash this Saturday. The squad worked on deceptive offensive plays to outmaneuver the opponent.
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Hawkeyes Face Possible Final Big Ten Game Before Suspension
Iowa City report notes Hawkeyes may play Michigan in what could be their last Western Conference game before suspension takes effect January 1. Chicago item says University of Chicago may field only two healthy first string tackles against Washington with injuries and depth cited as issues after practice.
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Middleport Gridders Wall Pomeroy in Turkey Day showdown
Middleport’s Yellow Jackets, unbeaten in league play, prepare for the Turkey Day clash with Pomeroy after a injury free build up. The defense, described as the strongest in the league, has repeatedly stifled opponents, notably holding Jackson to minimal gains and shutting down Jones.
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Ohio State coach rushes sub to save late lead
S M Willaman, Ohio State coach, rushed in a substitute to prevent a pl ace kick that could have tied or won the game. He replaced star QB A Henchman to stop the offensive risk. Willaman’s past teams faced similar trouble when a blocked kick altered outcomes.
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Football and Rugby Divide Across France by Region
In France the sport scene splits by area as Association football dominates the north with nearly 1600 clubs, while Rugby remains stronger in the south. The pattern reflects regional preferences shaping local leagues and fan engagement.
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Yale and Harvard Poised for Saturday Showdown
New York Nov. 20 Yale and Harvard await next Saturday’s football clash in Harvard Stadium. Yale backs led by Albie Booth and a deep reserve corps face Harvard in a battle noted for power and elusive passing. Harvard, hampered by Harper’s injury, fields Wood Putnam Mays Devchs and White behind a stout line led by center Prehnor as both teams seek a decisive win.
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Advance Farms For All America Honor Candidate Named
Mild reports from Chapel Hill indicate Ray Far ria a guard and captain of the Tar Heels is viewed as a strong All America contender. Far ria stands six feet tall and weighs 88 pounds, noted for versatile play including driving and passing as a Pardee fender.
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Corning High and Glouster Tie on Muddy Grounds
In Glouster on Tuesday afternoon Corning High and Glouster High played to a 6 to 6 tie on a muddy Amerieath to exten grounds. The game was postponed twice due to flooded grounds and resumed under poor conditions. Friday, Murray City High visits Glouster for a gate.
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Wilmington High School Lacks Football Team This Fall
Wilmington Det high school will not field a football team this fall after some parents refused to sign faculty cards, relieving the school of liability in case of injuries to their sons.
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Athens High Faces Fronton In Big Southeastern Showdown
The Athens High School football team hosts Fronton Saturday afternoon in a crucial Southeast Conference clash. Athens aims to avenge last year’s late rally loss while Fronton seeks to extend a strong defensive run led by stars Hughes and Mielta. Coach Hughes has a shoulder injury and Burroughs may not play, keeping the hosts wary of misfortune.
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Shikat Retains World Wrestling Title in Brooklyn Defense
Richard Shikat of Germany defended his heavyweight title against George Hagen of the United States Marines at Ridgewood Grove Sporting Club Brooklyn. The match lasted one hour and fifteen minutes before Shikat pinned Hagen to retain the championship.
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