Marshall Readies Buckeye Clash Against Underdog Marshall
Ohio University prepares for a home opener against Marshall College in Athens as the Bobcats defend a long home winning streak. Marshall, led by Cam Henderson, brings a strong backfield and ailing depth, while Ohio struggles with injuries and lineup uncertainty ahead of kickoff.
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Chauncey Blue Devils Set for Jacksonville Tilt
Chauncey faces J T in league play after two season losses. New lineup moves return Kosma and Leffler and strengthen line. Captain Locke leads backs Sapp Walters Tedrow. Keish may play back or end as guards West and Lester start.
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Brilliant Career Is Ended For Memphis Bill Terry
New York report on Bill Terry ending his playing career with the New York Giants after the 1936 World Series. Tough knee injury and pain limited movement as he contemplated next year on the bench or as a pinch hitter. Also notices appointing Charles H. Williams and Dora Grubb as administrators in Athens Ohio with claims deadlines.
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Box Score From New York M A L Baseball Clash
New York A L and New York N L split with Powell Ott Moore homering for the A L and Leiber Bartell Selkirk and Terry contributing for the N L in a 13 5 final. Strong pitching mixed with fielding errors marked the game as Gomez Murphy Gumbert and Castleman worked for the two clubs.
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Baer Knocks Out Charles in Fourth Round Victory
Max Baer defeated Tim Charles in Evansville with a fourth round knockout. Charles hit the mat eight times before the referee halted the bout in St. Louis born title contender Baer extended his win streak with the decisive stoppage Tuesday night in the arena.
World Series 1936 Top Players and Plays Snapshots
Henry McLemore reviews the 1936 World Series listing standout figures. Jakey Powell tops batting, Travis Jackson struggles, Freddie Fitzsimmons earns best pitching in a loss, Terry and Hal Schumacher praised for grit, Dick Bartell Bare-handed stop noted, Ripple acrobatic catches highlighted, complaints over a disputed strike call and a noted handicap by Terry.
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Paul Herbert to Speak at Murray City October 15
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald and Fred Murray of the Republican Executive Committee arranged a meeting in Murray City for Thursday evening October 15. Paul Herbert the lieutenant governor candidate will be the principal speaker. Herbert is a former serviceman and American Legion member.
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Power versus passing Pitt vs Ohio State game preview
Ohio State faces Pittsburgh under Dr. Jock Sutherland with a power ground attack from Pitt and a passing oriented Buckeye offense under Francis Schmidt. Pitt’s first games were dominant 53 to 0 and 34 400, while Ohio State emphasizes long passes and multiple laterals. Charley Gales returned but his status for Saturday remains doubtful due to a knee bandage.
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Akron Ineligibles to Play Friday Face Conference Action
Akron officials announced the five backfield players ruled ineligible by the Ohio Conference will still play Friday night against Kent State in Akron. Dean Fred E. B. Ayer said schools may cancel games if they disapprove. The ineligibility stems from alleged failures to meet attendance and scholastic standards, with possible automatic expulsion from the conference.
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