Gallipolis Blue Streaks Romp Over Greyhounds 78-0
Gallipolis Blue Streaks crushed Nelsonville Greyhounds 78 to 0 in Gallipolis on Friday, leading Southeastern Onto Bus race with three wins 0 losses. Swanson starred, with Hambrick limited to late action. Wilsonville Dezso and Patton notable on line and backfield.
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Northwestern Breaks Irish Victory Habit
North western and Notre Dame battled through a rain soaked Chicago day at Soldier Field before 75,000 fans. Northwestern failed to score in a 3 to 0 duel, Notre Dame staving off the Wildcats with misty field and key fumbles. March Schwartz starred for Notre Dame as the Irish narrowly denied a Northwestern upset.
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Athens Bulldogs overpower Wellston High in 19 to 6 victory
Athens High Bulldogs ran past Wellston High with a 65 yard TD by Atkins and two more scores by Severson and Fields to claim a 19 to 6 win. Athens earned nine first downs to Wellston's five as the game ended with Athens near the goal line.
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Ohio Defeats Denison With Late Touchdowns In Gridiron Clash
Ohio roared back with a late burst of scoring as Corradini and Hange sparked a drive culminating in a 56 yard sprint by Hanky Corradini and a final push by Fehn. Denison, led by Willoughby and Gabriel, fought hard but fell short as Rex Burke exited after an early-season knee injury.
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Washington and Jefferson Defeats Marshall 19-0 in Marshall
Washington and Jefferson College rebuilt Tri-State football prestige by defeating Marshall College 19 to 0 in Huntington. The Presidents scored in the second third and fourth periods led by Deade on a 25 yard drive after a Marshall fumble, Zagray on a 32 yard run, and Romero setting up Degole for a 74 yard dash to the end zone.
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Passes Trap Logan Eleven in Lancaster Victory
Lancaster defeated Logan 25 to 0 in Lancaster before a record crowd. Hawking and Glassford paced the offense with key passes and runs, including a 12 yard first quarter score setup by a Logan fumble, a 14 yard second quarter jaunt by Glassford, and late fourth quarter touchdowns as Lancaster showered passes for long gains. Logan managed six completions for 68 yards while Stille’s team threw five completions for 80 yards with two interceptions.
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67 Yard Run Beats Ciney
Cincinnati loses 7 to 6 to DePauw after failing to kick extra point. Wheaton scores on a 9% yard run in third quarter and adds the conversion to give DePauw the lead. Cincinnati’s lone TD comes on Hank Stark’s 1 yard run. Cincinnati shows multiple first downs but DePauw halts most drives, with a key blocked kick setting up DePauw’s late score.
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Carnegie Tech Triumphs Over Georgia Tech 13-0 at Grant Field
Carnegie Tech defeated Georgia Tech 13-0 in an intersectional clash at Grant Field before about 10,000 fans. Carnegie Tech built a balanced offense with strong running and effective passing led by Armentront and Favell at wingback, while Georgia Tech’s Tornado defense and a key late drive fell short.
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Kentucky Wildcats blank Washington in conference opener
Kentucky rolled to a 48 to 0 win over Washington in Lexington in their first conference game. Shipwreck Kelly scored two touchdowns and a 95 yard run, Urbania and Bach each had two touchdowns, Johnson added one, and Kentucky scored in every period.
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Vanderbilt Claws Ohio State in 26-21 Rally
In Columbus crowd of about 80,000, Vanderbilt dominates the first half, leads 26-0, then Ohio State storms back with a fierce rally. Ohio gains 336 yards rushing to Vanderbilt’s 178, but a late surge falls short as Vanderbilt holds on for the upset win. Fortunes include Kirwan’s 43-yard fluke pass interception return setup, and key scores from Fortune, Carroll, Keefe, Hinchman, and Henderson.
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Philadelphia and St. Louis game details with pitching and fielding notes. Earnshaw took loss after Grimes pitched seven innings with four runs and four hits. Grimes allowed two runs in eight and two thirds innings. Notable plays include a double play and several baserunners, with various fielding errors and a wild pitch by Earnshaw.
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Wolverines Edge Chicago 13 7 In Tough Conference Opener
In Ann Arbor October 10, Michigan Wolverines beat Chicago University 13 to 7 to open Western Conference play. The favored team failed to shine as Chicago mounted a solid defensive stand in the third period, keeping the game closer than expected.
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Panthers defeat West Virginia 34 to 0 at Pitt classic
Pittsburgh hosts West Liberty in the 34th annual football classic drawing about 20,600. Warren Heller connected for Pitt’s first scoring pass to Paul Reider, then Heller scored, followed by runs from Jim Reider and others. Pitt finished with three TDs in the final period as West Virginia yielded six shutouts and limited completions.
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Buchtel Tops Albany in Friday Football Showdown
Buchtel High powered past Albany High 26 to 0 as Albany chased the Risko offense. Albany’s passing attack yielded 7 completions, 3 picks, 2 incompletions in 12 attempts. Buchtel notched 44 first downs to Albany’s 10 with George Hastings of Ohio University serving as referee. Cedarville hosts Rio Grande College in a separate Oct 10 game, Rio Grande winning 38 to 7. Irons scored Cedarville’s first. Kelly sparked a Rio Grande rally and McGarvey added a line drive in the third.
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Jackets Back In Stride To Beat Ironton
Middleport scrappy as Ironton Tigers fall 6 to 0 in a Friday night clash. Beaver interception late preserved Middleport’s lead as Ironton’s aerial attack stalled near the goal line.
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Miami Trims Wabash 37-0 in Buckeye Conference clash
Miami University dominated Wabash 37 to 0 as Cartwright Roudebush and Stryker led a fast scoring attack. Corry kicked field goal and extra points while Clinger and Meyer contributed on defense and offense in a lopsided Buckeye Conference win.
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Murray City and Chauncey Battle To Scoreless Tie
Murray City and Chauncey played to a 0 0 tie as both defenses held strong the first half saw Murray City threaten with four first downs and drive into Chauncey territory while Chauncey advanced to the 10 yard line in the second half but failed on downs Smith earned yardage on runs and Chauncey also had a near miss with one incomplete pass the game featured steady punting with Chauncey gaining 95 yards from scrimmage to Murray’s 63 and the teams each listed players and lineups for Murray City Bailey L event details not fully clear due to OCR issues
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Football Scores Across Ohio and Nation Amid Busy Weekend
A sprawling roundup lists Ohio grid results including Akron 32 over Kent State 6 and Oberlin 7, with several other colleges such as Notre Dame vs Northwestern and Michigan State results. Across the nation, teams like Southern California and Washington State post dominant showings while a string of scores highlights the weekend’s college football action and regional matchups.
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Southis Bulldogs Defeat Yale Again In Ninth Contest
New Haven Conn October 1 A crowd of more than 7000 watched the Southis Bulldogs defeat Yale 26 to 0 in the ninth annual clash. Georgia earned the right to share with Starward the honor of being the only team to whip a Blue eleven three times. The veteran Bulldogs took charge after the opening, ending with the ball deep in Yale territory as they dominated every department of play.
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Princes Triumph Otterberg In First Conference Game
Oct 10 in Tiffin BK Heidelberg won its first Obin Conference game by defeating Otterberg 7 to 0. Ken Plesda of Cleveland led the drive, Charley Wilcox scored on a five yard around end run and added the extra point as Heidelberg surged late to seal the win.
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World Series final standings and game results summary
In St Louis on October 1, final World Series standings show the Cardinals at 3 wins and Athletics at 4 in the sequence of games. The games concluded with Athletics 6 Cards 2, Cards 2 Athletics 0, Cards 8 Athletics 2, Athletics 3 Cards 6, Cards 1 Athletics, Athletics 8 Cards 1, Cards 4 Athletics 2.
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Champions Lose Findlay Routs Defiance in Conference Opener
Findlay College, 1930 North West Conference champion, opened with a 7 to 0 loss to Defiance at Findlay. Defiance scored in the last quarter on a Gordon to Moodler pass after driving from midfield. The game featured three early first downs and a good extra point from Herschman on the place kick.
Hillsdale Beats Oberlin 20 to 7 for Third Straight Win
Hillsdale College toped Oberlin 20 to 7 in Oberlin on October 10, earning its third consecutive victory. Hillsdale led early and defended steadily, keeping Oberlin scoreless in the final periods despite Oberlin's defense being under pressure.
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Rural High School Basketball Schedule Meeting Set
Lawrence Lewis H H Sands and W C Watson of the Basketball Schedule Committee will meet in the county superintendent's office Thursday at 4 PM to arrange the coming season's schedule. Gates open early next month and run until February.
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Buckeyes Hit the Gridiron in Key Ohio Games
The Ohio State Buckeyes open a grueling slate with 22 games this season, including 13 against out-of-state foes. Michigan looms as a pivotal Western Conference clash that could drop a rival from title contention. Nearby colleges like Baldwin-Wallace and Kenyon schedule tough contests, while traditional Ohio rivals meet across cities in a crowded weekend program.
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