Mitch's Musings on Bobcats Versus Western Reserve Clash
Mitch notes Ohio University faces a stiff test as Don Peden foresees a tough Saturday against Western Reserve led by Bill Edwards. He observes Reserve depth and speed across positions, with the Red Cats capable of powerful play. The Bobcats hope to counter a familiar foe, aiming to exploit any advantage from experience.
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Ohio University
Don Peden
Western Reserve Eleven
Dayton
Don
Red Cats
Bill Edwards
Bill
Bobcats
Bobcat
Ohio
Edwards
Pinochle Misdeal Rules and Classic Baseball Averages
The article outlines two hand pinochle misdeal procedures including re dealing by the same player if a player has too many cards before the first trick, and options to adjust hands after the draw. It also records Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker 1928 season batting and fielding averages with Cobb at .323/.964 and Speaker at .267/.975. It defines a golf bisque as a handicap with a set number of strokes at the recipient's option.
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Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Cobb
Speaker
Loss of Ace Would Give Reds Margin in World Series
The article contrasts Ohio State football morale with past upsets and previews the 1938 World Series opening. It discusses Red Ruffing’s uncertain arm, potential Yankee starters, and Reds pitching plans led by Paul Derringer and Bucky Walters, noting weather and roster readiness as pivotal factors for the series.
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New York
Red Ruffing
Cincinnati Reds
Ruffing
Browns
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Bill McKech- Inie
Reds
New York Yanks
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Gene Thompson
Cincinnati
Yankee
Lefty Gomez
Gomez
Monte Pearson
Oral Hildebrand
Pearson
Hildebrand
Bump Hadley
Derringer
Walters
Sform
Yanks
Yankee Stadium
McKechnie
Ival Goodman
Lonnie Frey
Billy Myers
Cubs
Bill McKechnie
Myers
Jack Doyle
Infield Magic Helps Yankees Charms Hit and Field
The Yankee infield of Babe Dahlgren Joe Gordon Frank Crosetti and Red Rolfe is praised for elite defense and subtle plays. Despite Crosetti's .234 average he is valued for key moves while Gordon and Rolfe are highlighted as stars. The piece notes scouting success and young talent like Gerald Priddy and Gordon’s early path to New York.
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New York
Yankees
Babe Dahlgren
Joe Gordon
Frank Crosetti
Robert Rolfe
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Pepper Martin
Dahlgren
Gordon
Crosetti
Red Rolfe
Joe McCarthy
Marie McCarthy
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Ed Barrow
George Weiss
Red Sox
James Emory Foxx
NEA
Crosley invites Roosevelt to Reds Yankees World Series game
Cincinnati Reds president Powell Crosley Jr. telegrammed President Roosevelt inviting him to attend the World Series game between the Reds and Yankees in Cincinnati. Crosley called the win of the National League pennant a happy coincidence on baseballs 100th anniversary.
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U.P
Powell Crosley, Jr
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Roosevelt
White House
Crosley
Cincinnati Reds
Garcia Seeks Middleweight Title Bout After Apostoli Victory
Ceferino Garcia, the Filipino slugger known as the Bolo puncher, KO’d Fred Apostoli in the seventh round at Madison Square Garden last night to claim New York State’s 160-pound crown and set sights on either Billy Conn or Al Hostak. Garcia and manager George Parnassus express interest in a match with Hostak to settle the title dispute, contingent on arranging fights amid stacked cards and Conn’s looming defense against Gus Lesnevich at the Garden on Nov. 17. Conn’s camp says Garcia won’t land a light heavy shot before heavyweights, leaving Garcia eyeing Hostak or a Pittsburgh showdown with Conn, while Druxman’s Seattle-promoted host keeps limits on outside-ring bouts.
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Madison Square Garden
Garcia
Apostoli
Billy Kavanagh
Conn
Pittsburgh
George Parnassus
Gus Lesnevich
the Garden
Hostak
Seattle
National Boxing Association
Ceferino
New York State
Johnny Ray
Billy
Lesnevich
Ray
Joe Louis
Parnassus
New York
Nate Druxman
Masked Marvel
Druxman
Wings Even Series in Little World Series
Rochester Red Wings and Louisville Colonels split games in Louisville as Rochester won 13-3 after Louisville’s 3-0 shutout, leaving the series at two victories apiece. The Red Wings represent the International League in the Little World Series.
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Louisville
Rochester Red Wings
Louisville Colonels
American Association
Red Wings
Colonels
Blood Resigns as Pirates Coach After 32–0 Loss
Johnny Blood quits as head coach of the Pittsburgh Pirates after the 32 to 0 defeat by the Chicago Bears. Club president Art Rooney accepts the resignation and plans to ask assistant Walt Kiesling to lead the team for the remainder of the season. Rooney will confer with Kiesling soon.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Johnny Blood
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Chicago Bears
Blood
Art Rooney
Walt Kiesling
Pirate
Rooney
Kiesling
Army Navy game contracts renewed for Philadelphia venue
Contracts were renewed today to host the Army Navy football game in Philadelphia for the next three years. Spiders can go eighteen months without food.
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Philadelphia
Muddle in the Middleweight World Title Chaos
New York boxing writer Henry McLemore notes chaos after Ceferino Garcia stops Apostoli in seven rounds at Madison Square Garden. Titles are disputed across states and countries with Garcia hailed in the press but few bodies recognizing him. a nationwide scheme for resolving the mess is mocked.
Yankees Likely to Win World Series in Six Games
United Press tally by writers picks the New York Yankees to win the series in six games. George Kirksey and Harry Ferguson note the Yankees, Reds, and a peak clash, with Junior Thompson as Cincinnati's lone bright spot, in a Waterloo style forecast.
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U.P
United Press Sports
George Kirksey
Yankees
Harry Ferguson
Napoleon
Waterloo
Yanks
Reds
Henry McLemore
Junior Thompson
Cincinnati
Stewart News Notes gathers local guests and visits
Stewart residents host or visit relatives across Ohio and nearby states with many names and places. Frank McBee of California visits brothers Charles and family. Lou Gehrig reportedly has 40000 dollars in offers including a daily radio slot for next season in New York.
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Gwendolyn Radabaugh
Athens
Carl Hayes
Ross
Mary
M. J. Charlton
C. E. Norris
Lela Lightfoot
Springfield
Meri Norris
Columbus
A. A. Cain
Ruth
R. A. Millioan
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W. Va
F. L. Thomas
Stewart
Robert Wetherell
Anna Newsom
Pennsville
Arthur Wetherell
Bill Root
Cambridge
Ohio
MacAtee
Bartlett
S. D. Newman
F. H. Laughlin
New York
Lou Gehrig
Point Rock Brief Social Point Rock
Seventh and eighth graders at Columbia schools hosted a wiener roast Monday night with teachers present. Multiple local residents and families are listed visiting, moving, or attending gatherings, including at Laurel, Pomeroy, and Lake Hope. Several high school football scores from Cleveland and nearby towns are noted.
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Point Rock
Columbia
Orlan Sams
Athens
George Radekin
Donald Cone
Joe Rife
Clyde Morris
Lewis McLaughlin
Lena Knapp
L. VD. Cottrill
Pomeroy
Emma Wilson
Oda Caster
White Hall
Ann Graham
J. A. Turner
Freda Kennedy
Ollie Anderson
Rutland
T. E. McLaughlin
Hobson
D. V. Morris
L. D. Cottrill
Arnold Jordan
William Ogdin
CCC
Montana
Columbus
Adriene Holcomb
Wesley Allen Ogdin
Five Ohio scholastic grid teams suffer first losses since 1937
Poor weather and gusting winds disrupted a weekend of high school football in Ohio. Massillon, Portsmouth and several leaders extended or halted unbeaten runs while schools like Sandusky and Ravenna suffered narrow defeats. Highlights include Massillon’s 33 0 win over Warren and Roger Bacon’s 14 0 victory over Woodward.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Massillon
Portsmouth Steamrollers
Hillis Hume
Alliance
Grove City
Hume
Warren
Tigers
Portsmouth
Springfield
Trojans
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Antwerp
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Oakwood
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Roger Bacon
Wooster
Jack Ashcraft
Cincinnati Woodward
Trip Wadsworth
Toledo
Waite
Sandy Cove Yacht Club Claims Unique Women-Only Club
Northeast Maryland report notes Sandy Cove Yacht Club as the country’s only all women members club. The exclusive group positions itself as distinct in the nautical community and local culture.
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Sandy Cove
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