Buckeye Teams Open 1928 Football Schedule Saturday
Buckeye Association opens its six team season with a round robin schedule. Bearcats of Cincinnati meet Bishops of Ohio Wesleyan in a strong early game at Cincinnati. Wittenberg and Ohio U clash at Springfield as Denison plays Miami at Granville.
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Cincinnati
Buckeye Athletic Association
Cincinnati University
Bearcats
Michigan
George Babcock
George Authier
Ohio Wesleyan
Fieldest
University of Michigan Jwerries
Ann Arbor
Ford
Buckeye Association
Wittenberg
Ohio State
Ohio U
Springfield
O. C. Bird
Buckeye
Wesleyan
Lutherans
Bobcats
Bird
Denison
Miami
Granville
Tri - Ania
Oxford
Ohio State Stars Hurt in Practice
Ohio State suffered injuries to Kruskamp and Houston in a scrimmage as they prepare for the Northwestern game. Kruskamp sprained knee trouble flares again and Houston injured on the same play. Doctors say Kruskamp cannot play Northwestern. recovery may allow a return later.
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Ohio State Stars
Columbus
U.R
Ohio State
Northwestern
Kruskamp
Houston
Bucks
Wilce
Kruskamp-Houston
Italian Span ish flyweights shine in Cleveland boxing show
In Moose Hall Cleveland October 11 Frankie Wallace and Don Gonzalez from Collinwood, an Italian Spanish pair, dominated an amateur boxing card. Wallace defeated Joe Kushner with superior outboxing and punching as judges ordered an extra session to confirm the win.
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Cleveland
U.P
Frankie Wallace
Don Gonzalez
Moose Hall
Collinwood
Mediterranean
Manny Robins
Wallace
Mike Getz
Lakewood
Joe Kushner
Kushner
Ove
Kushene
Logan Eleven Sets Open Date Ahead of Jackson Clash
Logan high school schedules an open date for October 15 as coach Ted Sawyer seeks a fill for November 9 with other district schools, while preparing for upcoming away games at Athens Wellston and Pomeroy and a home finale against Nelsonville. New players join the squad as injuries thin the reserve ranks.
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Logan
Logan High School
Jackson
Ted Sawyer
Columbus
Athens
Wellston
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Sawyer
Thorpe led Marion Indians to visit Mast Restaurants in Logan
Logan October 11. James Thorpe and his Marion Indians will oppose the Mast Restaurants football team in a semi pro game set for October 21. Thorpe, famed All American and Olympian, heads a Marion squad regarded as one of Ohio’s top semi pro teams. The date change followed canceling a Washington D C game after Circleville defeated them. The Mast squad faces a tough test to beat the storied opponent.
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Logan
James Thorpe
Marion Indians
Mast Restaurants
Ralph Kleinechmidt
Thorpe
United States
Ohio
Kleinschmidt
Washington D. C
Circleville
High School football player injured in unusual accident
Gridder Frank Louis Knopp suffered a leg injury after a practice and a ride on a moving device. A cramp caused him to strike an obstruction and fall from the flying Dutchman. He faces a possible fracture pending X rays and will be sidelined from the game.
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Middleport
Frank Louis Knopp
Rough Edges of Ohio Bounds Taken Off in Preview
Ohio University prepares for a 1928 BA A football opener against Wittenberg in Springfield. Coach Russ Marple notes emphasis on defense and refining rough edges, with Young showing power, and Farmer Begola and Mowbray forming a strengthened center trio. The Bobcats expect a tough battle against the veteran Tigers.
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Russ Marple
Ohio University
Wittenberg
Springfield
Ohio
Young
Farmer
Begola
Mowbray
Griffith
Bobseats
Indiana State Team Heads to Ann Arbor for Michigan Game
Bloomington Indiana October 11 Coach Pat Page and 30 Indiana University gridmen were scheduled to leave for Ann Arbor Michigan where they face Michigan Saturday Shields and Swihart had a long punting practice yesterday.
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Bloomington
Ind
Pat Page
Indiana University
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Shields
Swihart
Glouster Eleven Set To Face McConnelsville Friday
Glouster High School football meets McConnelsville Friday on local grounds. Under coach Rachman the squad, mostly new players, shows fast development and aggressive play. They carry a 2 win, 1 loss record so far this season.
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Glouster
Glouster High
McConnelsville
Rachman
Wisconsin push for drive after Notre Dame win
Wisconsin coach Thistlethwaite demands more drive from linemen and backs. No rest after the Spartans victory over Notre Dame. Detroit sophomore Red Davidson starred in a scrimmage with a 50 yard run against the freshmen.
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Madison
Wis
Thistlethwaite
Wisconsin University
Notre Dame
Red Datdson
Detroit
Maroons Perfect Attack Prep for Iowa Clash
Chicago Maroons plan a strong defense to counter Iowa fullback McKain as they prepare for a Saturday game. The focus is on stopping his plunges and maintaining a perfect offensive attack.
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Chicago
Chicago Maroons
Iowa University
McKain
Iowa
Marietta Prepares for Hard Battle With Athens
Marietta High football braces for a tough clash with Athens Saturday after a 64 to 0 romp over Gallipolis. Coach Glen Law drills include forward passes, punt returns, and a standout punter in Bob Johnson as the Orange seek to measure their power against rival Athens.
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Marietta High School
Gallipolis High
Gallipolis
Glen Law
Parkersburg
Martins Ferry
Athens
Law
Bob Johnson
Orange Eleven
Athens High
Professional Golfers To Play At Local Club Next Sunday
Four professional golfers Hates 9 o'clock and 18 in the after- Smith, the Athens hoon, Stark, Brophy, and Dapper will play a 36 hole exhibition at Athens Country Club next Sunday. Members may bring one guest, with 18 holes to be played in the morning and 18 in the afternoon for local enthusiasts to watch top professionals.
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Smith
Athens Hoon
Stark
Brophy
Dapper
Cincinnati
Athens Country Club
Athens
Wolverines Prep Behind Gates for Indiana Tilt
Michigan University players train behind barred gates ahead of Saturdays game with Indiana. Coaches anticipate a wide variety of plays being unleashed against the Hoosiers.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan University
Wolverines
Indiana
Hoosiers
French stars Triumph in Franco American Tennis Matches
French tennis players won two singles matches, lost one, and split a doubles match in Kansas City. The doubles contest ended at darkness, as French and American stars shared honors in the Franco American encounter held yesterday.
Canadian Women Defeated In Rye to Seek U.S. Championship
The Canadian Women's Golf Association team, defeated 85 to 4 by the United States Women’s Golf Association players, will stay in the United States to compete in the fifth annual U S championship at the Westchester Biltmore course on October 11 and 13.
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Rye
N. Y
U.P
Canadian Women's Golf Association
United States Women's Golf Association
United States
United States Women’s Association
Westchester Biltmore
Rene De Vos Seeks Title Bout at Madison Square Garden
Belgian middleweight champ Rene De Vos faces K O Phil Kaplan in a ten round feature at Madison Square Garden as he eyes Mickey Walker for a titular bout. The card also features Tiger Jack Payne vs Maxie Rosenbloom in a ten round semifinal.
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New York
George Courtney
Dave Shade
Rene de Vos
Mickey Walker
de Vos
K. O. Phil Kaplan
Madison Square Garden
Tiger Jack Payne
Maxie Rosenbloom
New Yorker
Marietta Professor Named Ohio Biological Survey Mollusk Specialist
Professor M. R. Eggleston, head of the Marietta College biology department, is appointed specialist on the Ohio Biological Survey to study mollusca in the unglaciated region of Ohio, focusing on clams and snails.
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M. R. Eggleston
Marietta College
Ohio Biological Survey
Ohio
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