Athens High Hands New Boston Defeat In Muddy Showdown
In a muddy Bulldogs field at Bulldog Athletic Field, Athens High beat New Boston 20 to 0 as Joe Coury and Carmichael powered a second half surge. Coury starred at guard and fullback with key runs, while Carmichael intercepted a Krueger pass for 40 yards and scored one touchdown and the extra point.
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John Violet
Athens High School
Boston Hgh
Bulldog
Boston
Bulldogs
Wintersole
New Boston
Carmichael
Joseph Coury
New Bos
Coury
Athens
Carl
Michael
New
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E& Stone
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Cross
Hughes
Carmi
Rie Bulldogs
Wintersota
Wintergolf
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Rss Hullchett
Gaskill Morris v
Rg Os
Robinson Wintersole
Marduls
Bucklay
E. Hall Pellegrinon
Crosa Lettie
Thegerot Ou
Hughes Wallace
Wesleyan Beats Michigan In Ann Arbor Football Tilt
Ohio Wesleyan Bishops defeat Michigan 17 to 7 in front of 50 000 schoolchildren marking a surprise upset. Halliday Kyla Breese and McKinney scored for Wesleyan while Michigan fumbled and failed to match the visitors.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
U.P
Wolverines
Methodist
Ohio Wesleyan
Michigan
Halliday
Kyla
Breese
McKinney
Michican
Wesleyan
Danny Holmes
Gebris
Rich
Wolverine
Gridiron Scores Across Ohio and Nation Listed
Ohio universities and outside teams post scores in a comprehensive rundown. Ohio Wesleyan defeated Michigan 10 17 in states. Western Reserve crushed Kenyon 60. Miami beat Transylvania 8 0. and Ohio State routed Wittenberg 41 0 among numerous results. Other notable outcomes include Dartmouth over Hobart 44 0, Carnegie 65 44 over Cornell, Princeton 50 0 over Vermont, and Georgia Tech 13 over Missouri Mines 0.
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Ohio University
West Liberty
Ohio State University
Wittenberg
St. Xavier
Moorehead
Denison
Rio Grande
Miami
Transylvania
John Carroll
Kent State
Novemal
Ohio Northern
Care
Western Reserve
Kenyon
Wooster
Hiram
Otterbein
Baldwin-Wallace
University of Michigan
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Dayton
Wilmington
Oberlin
Akron
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Michigan
Dartmouth
Hobart
Columbia
Union
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Virginia State
Morgantown
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Creighton
New York University
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Yale
Maine
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Iowa State
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Butler
Norwich
Providence
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Muhlenberg
Maryland
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Bethany
Princeton
Vermont
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Oklahoma Agies
Lawrence
Marquette
Town State
Williams
Middlebury
Tufts
Colby
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Bates
Tulsa
Detroit U
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Mississippi
Lebanon Valley
Temple
Gallaudet
Tennessee
Centre
Ursinus
Haverford
Vanderbilt
Colgate
Lehigh
Penna Military Colge
North Dakota Aggies
Super Or Normal
Illinois
Bradley
Chicago
Wyoming
Indiana
Oklahoma
Purdue
Depauw
Duke
South Dakota
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia Tech
V. Mo
Amtherst
Bowdoin
Delaware
Drexel
Fordham
George Washingto
Georgetown
Susquehanna
Harvard
Springfield
Johns Hopkins
Richmond
West Virginia
Haskell
Carleron
North Dakota
Boston U
New Hampshire
O. Brown
Worcester Poly
Catholic U
American U
Michigan State
Albion
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Texas Aggies
Shawnee
Arkansas
College of Ozarks
Yankees Exuberant Over Showing Made in First Two Games
New York fans express joy after the Yankees win a second game and chase the Cardinals toward the Mississippi. Babe Ruth and other ailing stars are praised as the club drives off Cardinals attacks but Grover Cleveland Alexander, the Cardinals pitcher, remains a sympathetic figure to some fans despite his past missteps.
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Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Mississipp
Babe
Ruth
Cardinals
Brosilyn
Giants
Yanks
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Det
Alexander the Great
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Cular
Cardinal
Bnt
Gehrig
Meusel
Ridex
Jersey
Alexander
NBA
Rube
Babe Ruth
Rube Gehrig
Schrig
Cedric Durst
Tatcher Wilson
Welch Tops Weekly Athens Rifle Club Shoot at Margarets Creek
R P Welch led the Athens Rifle Club weekly event at Margarets Creek Range with an average 45 and a four position total of 181. Don Young was runner up with 180 and 45. Graves Watkins Pickering and other shooters posted scores in standing sitting kneeling and prone positions.
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R. P. Welch
Athens Rifle Club
Margarets Creek Range
Don Young
Welch
Young
Graves
I Watkins
Pickering
Logan High blanked New Straitsville in Fall Festival grid match
Logan High School shut out New Straitsville 12 to 0 in a Fall Festival game Friday afternoon. A large Logan delegation and the American Legion band provided spirited support as New Straitsville mounted a late drive aided by Essex Brown Bird and Woodruff before being stopped near the Logan goal. Essex displayed fine form for New Straitsville.
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Logan High School
New Straitsville High School
Feld
American Legion
New Straitsville
Loigan
Robert Essex
Brown
Bird
Woodruf
Essex
Wooster Defeats Hiram 26 to 0 in Home Game
Wooster ran to a 26 to 0 victory over Hiram as Harding and Query sparked the offense. Gray led Wooster with multiple gains and two touchdowns after strong Logan backfield play. Roberts starred for Hiram with long gains but their lone moments fizzled on fumbles and misfires.
Murray City High School Beats Chauncey Dover 5 to 2
Murray City High School defeated Chauncey Dover High School 5 to 2 in a Friday football game. The Chauncey squad opened the season with a win last week against Buchtel, but fell this week to Murray City on neutral turf.
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Chauncey
Get
Chauncey-Dover High School
Murray City High School
Chauncey High
Buchtel
Glouster Drops Football Game to Rio Grande 12 0
Glouster High School football team lost to Rio Grande on its home ground Friday afternoon with a 12 to 0 score. Wet field conditions limited speed and breaks favored the visitors, masking a stronger local performance than the tally shows.
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Glouster
Fragmentary football notes with scattered player names and roles
Disjointed OCR fragment lists players and positions including Linerp Young Woodgeard Mills Thorne and Ronald Essex with scattered terms like umpire and headlinesman, yielding an incomplete view of a game lineup or roster notes.
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Young LE
Woodgeard Mills
L.T. Sees
Thorne Ibevis
Ronald Essex
Tom Palmer
Hansley Spencer RT
Tutchmoson Miller RG
Shaw Bird
Woodruff
Robert
Essex
Spencer Teferee
Langley
O. U
Organ O. U
Kleinschmidt
State Gridders Triumph Over B A A Champs
Allen Holman led Ohio State to a 41 to 0 victory over Wittenberg College 1927 B A A champions at GHIQ Stadium Columbus. About 32000 central Ohio fans watched Holman captain the Scarlet and Gray and rush for three touchdowns with Barratt adding three extra points. Coffee scored twice in the final period to cap the rout.
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U.P
Towa
Allen Holman
Ohio State University
Wittenberg College
Buckeye Athletic Association
Central Ohio
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Springfield
Holman
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Wan
Ohio State
State
McClure
Barratt
Husky Buckeye
Mée Clare
Coffee
Hieronymous
Coffen
Wisconsin Badgers defeat Notre Dame in season opener
Wisconsin opens its season with a 23 to 6 win over Notre Dame at Madison before about 35 000 fans. Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite’s Badgers score three touchdowns a safety and two extra points while Notre Dame’s best play yields one touchdown.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Stnate Rockne
Notre Dame
Glenn Thististhwaite
Badgers
South Bend
Michigan Reserves blank Mount Union 14 to 0
The University of Michigan Reserves defeated Mount Union College 14 to 0 in Mount Union. A crowd of about 8,000 witnessed the game, with both touchdowns scored in the first quarter.
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Mount Unton
UPR
University of Michigan Reserves
Mount Union College
Nelsonville Falls to Rutland High in Hard Fought Game
Nelsonville Greyhounds lose 13 to 6 at home as Rutland High blocks a punt for a touchdown. Ray Hartley and Stocklen anchor Nelsonville defense while Fish and Troyer pace Rutland’s offense in a tense, punting duel.
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Rutland High
Mac Bartlett
George Marshall
Scarlet and Gray Warriors
Rutland
River Boys
Ray
Hartley
Stocklen
Butler
Fish
Troyer
Fisher
Dutland
Rutland Reading
Marshal
Parry
Martley
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Mace
Linton
Fotland Nelsonriffe Smith
Hickman
Kahn
Brocklen
Jewat
Oliver Detroit
Mich
Petit
Jenpard
Latze
Scranton
Webs
Charley Betanger
Ohio University Tramples West Liberty 14 to 6 in Front of Sweltering Crowd
Ohio University defeated West Liberty 14 to 6 under a sweltering sun. Ray Hart connected on a 30 yard pass from Captain McKinley for the opener, McKinley added the extra point, and Mason plunged in for the final touchdown as Ohio outgained the visitors and held late. Von Phillips of West Liberty scored the lone visitors’ TD on a 6 yard run.
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Russ Marply
Ohio University
West Liberty
Ray Hart
MeeKinmtey
McKinley
Ohio
West Tiberty Boys
Holmes
Fenner
Jeffrey
von Phillips
Ricking
Young
Mason
Ceammer
Hyle Swindellwee
Harter ‘Parmer
Prew
Mowbray
Thompson Begola
Schupback
Hastings Tite
Brammer
Kiger Aart
Campbilio
McKinney
Hotmas Jeffrey
von Philips Young
Erseee Fenner
Ross
Columbus
Harrington
Naii
Wessling
Gincinnati
Western Reserve Romps Past Kenyon 70 to 6 in Cleveland
Western Reserve Red Cats overwhelmed Kenyon 70 to 6 at Van Horn Field. Jud Platz Ted Havel Halcott Ed Smith starred for Reserve with captain Tommy Morton and Ben Kohrman leading the line. Kohrman’s kickoffs averaged 40 to 50 yards as WRU pulled away after the first quarter.
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van Horn Field
Cleveland
Western Reserve Red Cats
Kenyon
Cats
van Horn
Jud Platz
Ted Havel
Halcott
Ed Smith
Foraward
Tommy Morton
Ben Kohrman
Tiny Heppie
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