To Be Honored Again With Banquet On Dec 16
Ohio University held its annual football dinner in the Cafeteria with 136 attendees including varsity and freshman players, coaches, and guests. Dr OC Bird praised the team as the best coachable material and lauded the season as the most successful in university athletic history. Football letters were awarded to 25 squad members amid turkey and Thanksgiving dishes.
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Ohio University
Bird
Department of Physical Education
Tong
Bimmer
Creamer
Christman
Brow Papintan
Keyler
Young
S@house
Singer
Woolweaver
Gith
Tarzinski
Aslamner
Livingsh
Esmont
Coss
Hastings
Crites
Jindel
Aeot
Burke
Mason
Gate
Warshows
Hart
Zuppke to Headline Elks Banquet for Ohio U Victors
The Ohio University football team and staff will be honored at a December 16 dinner hosted by the Athens Elks Lodge. Guest of honor will be Bob Zuppke, Illinois University coach and mentor to Don Peden, with notable Ohio sports writers attending as guests. The event is described as one of the most notable in OU athletics history.
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Ohio University
Athens Lodge of Elks
Bob Zuppke
Inlinois University
Don Peden
State of Ohio
Vlis
Peden
Trautwein
Grover
Herbert
Don C. Peden
Ohio University football team hailed for unity and future work
Coach Peden lauds four assistants and the 1929 squad for teamwork not individual effort. President Bryan lauds modest efficiency and Ohio’s rising gridiron status, noting 2314 points for against 104% for the Pacific Coast foes and praising players’ classroom conduct and role in shaping a lasting alma mater.
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E. B. Bryan
Peden
Dr. Bryan
Ohio University
University of Southern California
Ohio
Pacific Coast
Department of Physical Education
Yost Names Five Greatest All Time Football Players
Ann Arbor Michigan November 27 Fielding H Harry Yost says the best five players of all time include Jim Thorpe Pudge Heffelfinger We Heston Tacklawick and Ted Cor Yale Michigan, Friedman and Jerbaan noted as two of the greatest Michigan players of recent years.
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Ann Arbor
Fielding H
Harry” Yost
Perte
Michigan
Jim Thorpe
Cat
Pudge Heffelfinger
Yale
We Heston
Tacklawick
Fred Lindstrom Seeks 26th Run Streak in N L season
York Giants star Fred Lindstrom extended his run scoring streak to 8 consecutive games as the national league season progresses. He moved closer to a club record despite stiff competition from rival teams and pitchers aiming to halt his hot stretch.
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Fred Lindstrom
York Giants
Michigan wrestling coach tones down Wolverine prospects
Coach Cliffiqceen at Michigan downplays hopes for the wrestling team this season. Of nine lettermen, three are steady, two faded away, two did not return, and a sixth is sidelined by a foot injury.
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Cliffiqceen
Michigan
Wolverine
Southeast Ohio grid standings and Thanksgiving games
Southeast Ohio football standings show Middleport Jackson Nelsonville New Boston Wellston Pomeroy Gallipolis and Logan in the grid with points For and Against. Thanksgiving games listed include Point Pleasant at Gallipolis Wellston at Jackson and Logan at Nelsonville plus Pomeroy at Middleport with times 10 00 a m and 2 00 p m.
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P.W.L.T. Pts
Middleport
Fronton
Jackson
Nelsonville
New Boston
Wellston
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Temple girls lead varsity hockey teams at field day
Ruth Silverman of Collingdale Pa captained one Temple University squad while Dorothy Becker of Carli ngwood N J led the other during the annual field day exercises in front of a large crowd.
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OED
Temple University
Philadelphia
Ruth Stevenson
Collingdale
Dorothy Becker
Lingswood
Gridder Likes Baseball Star Lincoln Silsby Eyes Major Leagues
Lincoln Silsby, a 6 year old fullback recruit for the University of Florida football eleven, also stars in Florida baseball. He aspires to a major league career, balancing sport stardom with gridiron prospects.
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Gridder
Lincoln Silsby
University of Florida
Florida
Idaho and Marquette Select Captains From Wide Roster
University of Idaho captains Orville Hult and Grordon Diehl key the football campaign with Hult at halfback on offense and Diehl at tackle on defense under coach Leo Calland. Marquette names Gilbert Corbett quarterback and Kenneth Radick right tackle as dual captains with Frank Murray outlining early season systems to prevent confusion.
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University of Idaho
Orville Hult
Grordon Diehl
Edwood Pals
Minn
Red Bethea rises from Florida farm to Gator stardom
Amesville Florida story recounts how Red Bethea, a sunburned farm boy, aided Riverside coach Alex Cunningham with a flat tire and later became a standout halfback at the University of Florida. The piece traces Bethea’s journey from farm duties to elite college football performance.
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Amesville
Fla
Red” Bethea
University of Florida
Florida
Alex Cunningham
Georgia
Riverside
Bethea
Travers Stakes Debut as U S Oldest 3yo Race
The Travers Stakes began at Saratoga in 1864 and stands as the oldest U S horse race for three year olds.
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Saratoga
United States
Pruett Demands 1930 Salary Rise After Strong IL Year
Hub Pruett, veteran left hander for Newark in the International League, pushes for a $10,000 salary in 1930, doubling his 1929 pay after a solid season.
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Newark
Hub Pruett
Football Fans Pay Four Million Weekly Gate Receipts
US football followers spend about four million dollars each week on gate receipts during the gridiron season. This estimate reflects the scale of fan spending and the financial aspect of college and professional football in the United States.
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United States
Tall center Tiny Hearn joins Rochester in ABL
Tiny Hearn, 6 feet 9 inches and a former Georgia Tech standout in three sports, is noted as the tallest center in the American Basketball League. He signs with Rochester to bolster the lineup.
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Tiny’ Hearn
Georgia Tech
Rochester
Thayer High Player Arthur Wolff Stirs Community Talk
Arthur Wolff, a 17 year old from Thayer Massachusetts, plays on the town high school football team and weighs 398 pounds. His size draws attention at practices and games, with classmates and coaches watching his performance and fitness progress closely.
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Arthur Wolff
Thayer
Idaho Plays Hawaii in Christmas Holiday Game
The University of Idaho football team will meet the University of Hawaii in Honolulu during the Christmas holiday period.
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University of Idaho
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Notable Thanksgiving Grid Ironment: Goats vs Engineers
A fragment hints at a Thanksgiving morning game between the Goats and the Engineers at West EB Point. It notes the band leader and chaplain as coaches and references Notre Dame using four men in a prior laif against Georgia Tech. The text mixes street slang with sports lore and a Wrestler’s take on boxing.
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West EB Point
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
al Simmons
Pat Malone
Pat
Simmons
Philadelphia
Dick Shikat
Ohio State coaches study medicine at QO U with notable players
Two OSU football coaches Swede Oberlander and George Hauser pursue medical degrees at QO U. Oberlander, a former Dartmouth halfback and Hauser, a former Minnesota tackle, are described as All American in the report.
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Ohio State University
Swede Oberlander
Dartmouth
George Hauser
Minnesota Tachi
Relee
Honswitte
Memory of Wille Jackson Remains Sharp as Boxer
The former lightweight boxer Wille Jackson recalls dates of all his bouts and the exact purses he earned, underscoring a precise career record.
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Wille Jackson
Tag game aids Brown’s early football season prep
Coach Robinson says tag games help players think while running and build leg strength and wind as part of Brown’s early season football preparation.
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Robinson
Brown
Glouster Semi Pros Face Junction City Turkey Day Game
Glouster Hecks Hillards Wil meet Junction City Athletics in a Turkey Day clash at 2:80 on the American Legion grounds. Sharp joins Kuard Meredith and Sweagy to bolster Glouster’s backfield while Junction City flaunts a strong record and is led by former high school and college standouts. Skeet Allister will referee.
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Glouster Hecks Hillards
Junction City Athletics
American Légion
Glouster
Strereth
Kuard
Meredith
Sweagy
Nurray City Tigers
Hleck Bildiards
Junction City
Newark
Ciageame
Logan
Junellon City
New Lexington
Juneton City
Kttinhes Wan
Ohio State University
Segend Francis
Skeetey Allister
Colgate Captain Richards Says Players Play for Love of Game
Colgate University captain and center Johnny Cox proclaims that the eleven play football not from duty or glory but from love of the sport.
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Johnny Cox
Colgate University
Four-Man Swimming Marathon Planned From Catalina to Mainland
Teams from foreign nations will compete in the four man swimming marathon across the San Pedro Channel from Catalina Island to the California mainland, according to present plans.
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San Pedro Channel
Vatalina Island
California
Washington and Jefferson star Newby recovering from neck injury
ASHINGTON Pa November 2 News confirms Newby grid star from Washington and Jefferson is rapidly recovering from a fractured vertebra in his neck suffered in the Fayette contest. He remains in hospital but is expected to rejoin classes soon and may play another season if fully recovered.
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Ashington
Newby
Grid Star
Washington
Jefferson Stuents
Presidenta
Jap Douds
Newsby
Buckeye Investment Trust Promises Safeguarded Funds
Thousands of investors back Buckeye Trust after long history of security and reserve coverage. The firm offers 5 percent CDs, semiannual compounding, and cites no principal loss in its 34 year existence. It serves over 92,000 customers with $48 million in resources, backed by $2 million in reserve and surplus and $5.5 million in bonds and insurance.
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