Buckeye Conference action as Denison game looms
Ohio University prepares for its Buckeye Conference opener against Denison at Granville with three days of practice. Freshman and second string units tested against the frosh as coach Don Peden refines pass defense and backs such as Renecke Robinette and Hange vie for extended play. Denison, led by a new regime under George Rich, brings a strong aerial attack and beefy line to challenge the Baptists in a pivotal early-season test.
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Denison
Granville
Don Peden
Robinette
Reneeke
Noble
Hange
Renecke
Butler
Hillsdale College
Hillsdale Eleven
Baptists
University of Chicago
Peden
Bobcats
Indianapolis
Joe Smnth
Bob Willoughby
Red Gabriel
University
Sadosky returns to Athens after cheekbone injury
Ohio University fullback Ednard Sadosky is back in Athens after a trip to University Hospital in Columbus for a cheekbone injury suffered in the first quarter of Saturday's game against Butler. He will miss at least two weeks, with surgery unlikely. Leonard Sadosky, optimistic, vows readiness for action as soon as possible. Meanwhile, baseball notes praise the 1981 World Series and the Athletics' early struggles, detailing pitching and hitting gaps as the Cardinals surge.
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L. S. Cameron Hiladelphia
U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Athletics
Burleigh Grimes
Lefty Grove
Grove
Mack
Ning
Pepper Martin
St. Louis
Grimes
Cardinals
Cardinal
Burleigh
Ednard Sadosky
Ohio University
Athens
University Hostal
Columbus
Butler
Sadosky
Leonard
Last Night’s Fight Results Across Multiple Cities
Boxing results from New York Jamaica and Brooklyn show multiple bouts with knockouts and wins. Notable outcomes include Jerry Garfield defeated by percent 18714, Izzy Kaplan beating Jack McDade 144 percent, and Al Walgner KO’d by 113 in New York. Other results include Justin Sirustis defeating Chester Martin in Long Island and Carl Montebano’s victory over Henry Attel in Pittsburgh.
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New York
Minnahan
Jerry Garfield
Izzy Kaplan
Meriden
Jack McDade
Scotland
Beezy Thomas
Italian Congo
al Walgner
Jamaica
L. I
Justin Sirutis
Chester Martin
Brooklyn
Eduardo Duarry
Cuba
Eddie Elkins
Notre Dame Coach Sees Narrow Path to Northwestern Win
Anderson said Notre Dame had little chance against Northwestern but could still finish undefeated if they win. He recalled predicting clear sailing past Northwestern last spring and stood by that remark despite the current outlook.
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South Bend
Ind
U.R
Heartley Anderson
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Fighting Trish
Wildcats
Anderson
Officers Elected by Boxing Solons
The Ohio Association of Boxing Commissioners elected officers in Findlay. President L. C. Herder of Portsmouth, first vice president Frank J. Callahan of Lima, second vice president R. R. Hickey of Columbus, and secretary treasurer Peter C. Harback of Cincinnati. Cincinnati likely to gain membership. A three commissioner committee, appointed by Roy Sherman of Toledo, will meet with Hamilton County and Cincinnati association committeemen.
Gophers Prep for Stanford Clash After Short Ogden Workout
Minnesota's 34 players held a brisk session in Ogden Utah as they test for Saturday's key game against Stanford. Coach Fritz Crisler said the squad is in good condition and expects a tough showdown.
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Ogden
Utah
U.R
Minnesota
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
Fritz Crisler
New Plays Planned as Buckeyes Drill for Vanderbilt
Ohio State head coach Sam Willaman said the Buckeyes will run a series of new plays this week in preparation for Saturday's game against Vanderbilt. The coach faces assembling a new quarterback after Marshall Oliphant, a leading candidate for the signal post, suffered a broken ankle in the Cincinnati scrimmage.
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Columbus
Athens High Officials Attend Southeast Ohio Meeting
Pete McKinley and O L Wood joined Athens High School representatives at a Southeastern Ohio Athletic Association session in Wellston. Incoming officers were Fred B. Burchfield president and Holter Wellston secretary with L E Buell presiding.
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Pete"’ McKinley
Prin. O. L. Wood
Athens High School
Southeastern Ohio Athletic Association
Wellston
Fred B. Burchfield
Logan High School
Prin. Holter
Wellaton
Prin. L. E. Buell
Nelsonville
Managers Prepare Pitching Options For Fourth Contest
In the third game of the series both managers Mack and Street refused to name their starting pitchers until game time. It was expected Mack would start Earnshaw and Street Hallahan for the fourth contest as the Athletics and opponent prepare for the decisive matchup.
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Athletics
Bishop
The
Mack
Street
Earnshaw
Hallahan
Gabby Street risks follies fever amid World Series buzz
Henry McLemore writes from Philadelphia about Gabby Street of the St. Louis Nationals amid talk of the 1981 World Series. Gabby is accused of chasing the Follies in New York while Burleigh Grimes reflects on the Cardinals' path and the potential splash of a showgirl era.
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Henry McLemore
Hiladelphia
Gabby Street
St. Louis Nationals
Cardinals
Gabby
New York
Burleigh Grimes
Shibe Park
Helen Morgan
Harry Richman
Ruth Etting
Old Burleigh
Cherchez la Femme
Burleigh
Jimming
Mr. Maranville
Aportsa
Missouri
Charles
Officials Applications Open for 1931 32 County Basketball
Applications to officiate during the 1931 32 Athena County High School basketball season are being accepted at the box office of Alex Root county superintendent of schools. Filing with experience and references is due by Oct 14 in the superintendent’s office per Bernard Hughes supervisor of physical education.
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Athena County
Alex Root
Bernard Hughes
Athens County
World Series standings and game results update
Series standings show Cardinals 2 1 667 and Athletica 1 2 833 with game results: Athletics 6 Cardinals 2. Cardinals 2 Athletica 0. Cardinals 6 Athletics 2. Upcoming fourth game at Shibe Park Philadelphia today 1 30 p m and fifth at Shibe Park tomorrow 1 30 p m with a potential sixth at Sportsman’s Park Friday 2 30 p m.
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Philadelphia
Cardinals
Athletica
Athletics
Rhibe Park
Bshibe Park
Sportaman's Park
St. Louis
French Athletes May Miss Wine At 1932 Los Angeles Games
Paris reports the French Olympic Committee will decide this Thursday whether France will send its teams to Los Angeles if American Prohibition bars athletes from the wines they normally drink. The decision hinges on enforcement of the dry laws and how it affects French participation in the 1932 Olympics.
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Paris
U.R
Los Angeles
Calif
France
Changes Made in Athens High School Football Schedule
Athens High School adjusts two games on the season tickets New Boston moved to November 6 from October 6 Middleport game shifted to Friday October 3 as a night game instead of October 5 due to Ohio University Homecoming events.
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Battin
Middleport
John Longley
Logan
Luts
John Lutz
Myers
Prin. Hagens
Gallipolis
Hannahs
Nelonville
Lees
Jackson
New Boston
Pomeroy
Athens High
Nelsonville
Wellston
Marietta High School
Athens High School
Pomeroy High School
Gallipolis High School
Association
Athens
Ohio University
Ohio Wealeyan
Coleman Johns Wins Decisive Victory in Columbus
Coleman Johns of Dayton heavyweights won a 10 round decision over Johnny Freeman of Buffalo in Columbus. Johns weighed 171 to Freeman's 170, with Johns dominating all but the opening round. Other results included Mickey Doyle defeating Al Gahn in a Scranton-Columbus lightweight bout and Pat Moore knocked out by Tony Petruaxi in the welterweight prelims. Luther Morgan secured a technical knockout over Harmon Nance in the same card.
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Columbus
U.P
Coleman Johns
Dayton Iielt
Johnny Freeman
Buffalo
N. Y
Johns
Freeman
Mickey Doyle
Scranton
al Qgahn
Columbua
Pat Moore
Dayton
Tony Petruaxi
Luther Morgan
Ecored
Harmon Nance
Ohio College Football Scoring Leaders Highlight Week
Pennington and Nelson lead scoring with 21 and 19 points respectively as Miami and Wooster show strong performances. Gabriel of Ohio University and others like Schnur of Dayton fill top totals, naming a list of Ohio college scorers across multiple teams.
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Pennington
Xavier Heback
Mavier
Kenye
Nelson
Wooster Quarterteara
Acorer
Ia Woosters
Schnur
University of Dayton
Schur
Boston College
Clark Gabriel
Ohio University
Butler
Ohio
Ayor
Ept
Xavier
Wooster
Lehnar
Dayton
C.cawse
Gabriel
Oro
U. Connuce
Corradini
Dreyer
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Bill Hallahan
al Simmons
Ole Nesheim
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Jerry Johnson
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Baby Baer
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Conn
Pete Vasquez
Foro Rico
Patsy Coyle
Ireland
Fred Saladino
Pittsburgh
Frankie Bojarski
Erie
Lou Caruso
Salt Lake City
Carl Montebano
Henry Attel
Youngstown
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O. L. Wood
Mwlemore
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Sparky Adame
Great Northern Sheep Dip Corporation
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