Buckeye and Ohio Conference Football Results Page
Ohio Conference teams opened the season with mixed results across Buckeye and neighboring leagues. Wesleyan stunned Michigan and shut out Cincinnati 72 to 0, Denison beat Miami 21 to 0, Wittenberg edged Ohio University 13 to 12, and Heidelberg won 24 to 6 over Ohio Northern. Other scores include Bowling Green and Toledo undefeated, Ashland rebounding to 42, Akron 58 over Hiram, Muskingum 50 over Capital, and several teams posting decisive losses outside the conference.
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Northwest Ohio
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Toledo
Bluffton
Findlay
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Michigan
Cincinnati University
Denison
Miami
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Ohio University
Ohio Conference
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John Carroll
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Grove City College
Pennsylvania
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Wilmington
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berlin-Wooster
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Kenyon
Heidelberg
Ohio Northern
Rio Grande
Circleville
Wilberforce
Lincoln College
Jefferson City
Big Four Still Unbeaten Lead PCC After Week Three
Stanford Washington Southern California and California remain undefeated in PCC play after three weeks. Stanford crushed California 45 7 in Los Angeles while Washington beat Montana 25 0 and California edged Washington State 16 3. USC defeated St Marys 19 6 in a non conference clash as Oregon State Idaho and Oregon won easy over non conference foes.
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Washington State
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Promoter Seeks Replacement for Roberti Fight
Roberto Roberti cannot fight Paolino Uzeudun at Ebbets Field on Wednesday due to two broken ribs discovered by Dr. George A. Leitner. Humbert J. Fugazy searches for a suitable opponent to take Roberti’s place in the heavyweight bout in Brooklyn.
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Roberto Roberti
Paolino Uzeudun
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
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Paolino
Roberts
George A. Leitner
Eastern Teams Revenge Games Of Last Year
East foes avenged last year defeats with wins over Pittsburgh Penn State Washington and Jefferson and Bucknell Duke Duquesne and others. West Virginia upset Pitt 9 6 while Virginia held Princeton to a scoreless tie and Colgate routed North Carolina 20 0. Army Providence and Dartmouth also posted large margins.
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Pittsburgh
Penn State
Washington
Jefferson
Princeton
West Virginia
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
Bucknell
Halicki
Duquesne University of Pittsburgh
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Georgia
Nick Yale
Mal Stevens
Colgate
North Carolina
SIELIGHTS ON ATHENS GAME
A Saturday contest between Athens and Marietta featured a collision as a Orange and Black defender struck Carmichael in the face while attempting to break up a pass. Referees missed the foul, and the parade of the High School Band plus home-room floats added to field crowding. Joe Coury made a key tackle and Fields battles for first string duty while Dink may start at Portsmouth after Hughes injury.
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Court Street
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Portsmouth
Marathon Stars Clash in World Championship at Madison Square Garden
Jose Ray American Marathon Champion meets El Quasi French Algerian Olympic marathon winner in a pro bout billed as the World Championship Race at Madison Square Garden. The 26 mile 385 yard race unfolds on a specially constructed dirt track Sunday night with other contenders also in action.
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el Quasi
Madison Square Garden
Unreasonable Demands Halt McLarnin Glick Bout Talks
U R reports negotiations ended after Jimmy McLarnin demanded 17 600 dollars plus a 35 percent cut for his share. Joe Glick, Brooklyn challenger, was the rival in line for a Madison Square Garden bout.
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U.R
Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
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McLarnin
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Tom McCardle
Madison Square Garden
McCardle
Pop Foster
Speaking Football on Practice, Spirit, and Development
The author argues against overlong practice hours, urging coaches to tailor schedules to players experience and spirit. Peppy, focused drills beat dull sessions, with one standout tale of a self motivated sophomore who developed into a star through extra practice and hands on effort.
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Jimmy Hagan
Gibby Welch
Pitt
Stanford
Ohio Wesleyan Upsets Michigan Behind George Gauthier
George Gauthier, Ohio Wesleyan coach, led his team to an upset over Michigan early in the season. Admiration for Gauthier grows as he is seen as a potential successor to outgoing Ohio State football coach Dr. Jack Willce.
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George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Michigan
Gauthier
Jack Willce
Ohio State University
Outsider Amorina Wins Grand Riterium Stakes at Longchamp
Amorina an outsider at 10 to 1 captured the Grand Riterium Stakes at Longchamp beating 11 rivals in one mile of racing. The French futurity prize of 7000 went to the Bridaine filly out of Anniviva trained by Fernan Adda and ridden by English jockey Sharpe. Florio and Yatout followed in second and third for owners George Matossian and Jefferson Davis Cohn. Unplaced were Effulgent and L Amie Augue.
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Fernan Adda
George Matossian
Florio
Jefferson Davis Cohn
Joseph EE. Widener
Baron Edouard de Rothschild
Alabama Rose Bowl veterans cling to roster core
Only Earl Smith Babe Pearce Jim Skidmore and Ellis Hagler remain on the Alabama squad from the team that tied Stanford in the Rose Bowl two years ago.
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Babe Pearce
Jim Skidmore
Ellis Hagler
Alabama
Stanford
New York Season Opener Set at Madison Square Garden
The National Hockey League opens in New York at Madison Square Garden on November 18 with the New York Rangers facing the New York Americans. President Frank Calder released the schedule.
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National Hockey League
Madison Square Garden
Frank Calder
New York Rangers
New York Americans
Alabama Poly Wins Again After Early Season Slips
Alabama Polytechnic Institute rebounded from a rough start with two early losses to minor opponents and improved performance in subsequent games. The turnaround signaled the program’s resilience and potential.
Drexel Leads Eastern Teams in Football Scoring Race
Drexel leads eastern colleges with four straight wins while Georgetown tops score totals at 171 from three games. Lafayette and Pennsylvania also rack high point totals as Army Holy Cross and others hover near the century mark.
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Drexel
Georgetown
Lebanon Valley
Washington Institution
Lafayette
George Washington
Pennsylvania
Penn
Carnegie Tech
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Kozeluh Defeats Richards in Fleet Hollow Match
Czecho-Slovakian star Karel Kozeluh beat American Vincent Richards at Fleet Hollow Tennis Courts on Sunday with set scores of 4 6, 6 3, 6 4, delivering another victory in an ongoing rivalry.
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New York
Karel Kozeluh
Vincent Richards
Fleet Hollow
Velasco Named Mexican Welterweight Champion
In Tampico on October 16 David Velasco was crowned welterweight champion of Mexico after a 12 round victory over former titleholder Tommy White yesterday.
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Mexico
U.R
David Velasco
Tommy White
Packers Blank Cardinals In NPFL Showdown
Green Bay defeated Chicago 20 to 0 in a NPFL game in Green Bay Wisconsin. Kotal led the attack with a 35 yard run and a 30 yard pass to Lewellen, Lewellen scored later on a short run, and O Boyle kicked two of three goals.
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Marietta Beats Athens in Brief Encounter
After Marietta defeated Athens at the High School Athletic Field, three Athens girls lured three Marietta boys into a ride uptown. The car rolled through Mechanicsburg toward Pomeroy and Albany before a flat tire incident led the boys to fix it, and the girls drove away.
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Marietta
Mechanicsburg
Pomeroy
Albany
New York swimmer sets world endurance record
Jimmy Cherry 25 of New York breaks the world endurance swim record in Los Angeles after 65 hours and twelve minutes. He surpasses the previous mark by three hours and fourteen minutes, previously held by Mrs. A. Hill of Texas.
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U.R
Jimmy Cherry
New York
Navy
Cherry
A. Hill
Texas
Detroit Wolves Beat Yankees In Season Opener
In Detroit 18,000 fans witnessed the opening pro football game as the Detroit Wolves led by Benny Friedman defeated the New York Yankees 35 to 12. Friedman's passing sparked the Wolves while Yankees star Gibby Welch struggled behind a weak line.
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U.R
Detroit Wolves
Benny Friedman
New York Yankees
Friedman
Gibby Welch
Yankees
Among the Stars Leone Lane Wins Feature Film Contract
The 19 year old Boston native Leone Lane rises from early shorts to a feature star in one year. She previously danced in London and Boston before entering films.
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Leone Lane
Leone
London
Stanford football squad weighs 8808 pounds total
The Stanford football team numbers 49 players averaging 180 pounds each with a combined weight of 8808 pounds for this season.
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Stanford
Dartmouth Eleven Travels for Western Conference Clash
Jess Hawley will fly from Hanover New Hampshire to Chicago as Dartmouth faces Northwestern in late November. Hawley travels with the team as the Tigers seek an away win in the Big Ten matchup.
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Northwestern
Obstacles Fail to Halt Wisconsin Grid Candidate Dell Price
Madison Wis Oct 15 Arthur Dell Price Wisconsin halfback is balancing work and medical studies to pursue football with the Badgers. He works nights at a hospital and, after a coach arranged day duty, now trains during the day to better showcase his talent. Price previously starred at Hamline as a triple threat back.
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Price
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Glenn Thistlethwaite
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