Athens High Over New Boston 25 to 8 in Rough Grid Encounter
Athens High School trounced New Boston 25 to 8 as Perkins led the Red and Black with three touchdowns and Fields added two. New Boston mounted a late push but Athens defense and big plays sealed the victory at the third school field.
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Marietta
Ohio U
Athens High School
NEW Boston
Homer Pltldrsen
Athens
Ugh School
Derkins
Fields
New Bosianils
Wittin
Lipston
Perkins
Tas
Pellegringa
Newboston
Aney
Perod
Feld
Wittenberg Coach George Godfrey Leads Homecoming Game
Wittenberg college coach George Godfrey is pictured during a teaching moment with the backfield. The Tigers are set to face Ohio University in the annual homecoming game to be played here next Saturday.
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George Godfrey
Wittenberg College
Ohio University
Lutheran
Ohio college football scores list with many games
A long string of college football scores from Ohio and outside Ohio. Notable results include Northwestern over Ohio State 19 to 13 and Oberlin routing Western Reserve 30 to 0. Other listed scores feature numerous small colleges and discrepancies in spelling.
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Ohio College
Ohio University
Marietta
Northwestern
Ohio State
St. Xavier
Lee College
Muskingum
Capital
Akron
Case
John Carroll
Adrian
Dayton
Cincinnati
Miami
Deniaon
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshall
Oberlin
Western Reserve
Ohio
Penn State
University of Pennsylvania
Susquehanna
Drexel
Lebanon Valley
Muhlenberg
Kirksville Osteopaths
Weast
Minister
Doane
Midland
Nebraska Central
Conner
Tilinois
Ames
Chicago
Purdue
Dekalb
Valparaiso
Franklin
Butler
Bradley
Knox
Jona
Wabash
Milligan
High Point
Duke
Richmond
Louisiana State University
Auburn
Tennes
Ole Mess
Oakridge
Chukinoosa
Wofford
Florida
Kentucky
Manchus
Cortland Normal
Juanita
Grave City
Bethany
Duquesne
Ursinus
Franklin and Marshall
Cornell College
Michigan State
Rhode Island State
New Hampshire
Rochretor
Kenyon
Washington and Jefferson
Carnegie
Ueorcia Tech
Alabama
Allegheny
Westminster
Buchnell
Villanova
Western Maryland
Dickinson
State Normal
Northchester
Tulane
Miss. Aggies
Haverford
Johns Hopkin
Norwich
Colby
Sams
Union
Hobart
Tulsa U
Dea Paul
Yalledga
Milles Memorial
Mercer
Presbyterian C
Citadel
Ogiethorpe
J. Bonaventure
Alfred
Vermont
Providence
Lowell
Textile
Trinity
Ashland
Wittenburg
Heidelburg
Wooster
Texas
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Ole. Miss
Grinnell
Nebraska
Drake
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Conn
Aggies
Maryland
Mt. St. Marys
Tenn. Mill Road
Toledo
Detroit C
Western State
Colorado Mintors
Regis
Denver U
Colorado Aggies
Texas Christian U
Austin College
South Carolina
North Carolina
Maryville
Tusculum
Stetson
Newberry
Georgia
Furman
Louisville
Murray Normal
St. Lawrence
Renngelaer
Prince
Wash, & Lee
Netroit
Columbia
Colgate
Williams
Mass. Aggles
Michigan
Wisconsin
California
Oregon
Stanford
University of Southern California
Brigham Young
Nggles A. Colgate
Washington
Montana
Colorado University
Colorado
Okla
Marquette
Kansas Aggies
Kansas U
la Crosse Normal
Oshkosh ‘Normal
St. Viator
Millican
Wesleyan
Augustena
Carthage
Illinois College
Georgetown College
Wellston Tops Pomeroy in High School Football
Wellston defeated Pomeroy 56 to 10 at Wellston in a Friday afternoon game. Lot Willis opened with a 29 yard run, Fryant Hiram Callahan intercepted a Pomeroy pass and returned 50 yards for a TD, and Paterson added the final score. Brown of Portsmouth refereed, Gettles of Wellston was head linesman.
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Wellston
Pomeroy High School
Wellston High School
Riet
Lot Willis
Fryant Hiram Callahan
Pomeroy
Paterson
Brown
Portsmouth
Gettles
Weilston
Pirates Sale Rumor Circulates Around Lew Wentz
Rumor suggests Lew Wentz of Oklahoma may buy the Pittsburgh Pirates from Barney Dreyfuss after the World Series, though Dreyfuss denies any sale. The chatter centers on a potential new owner before the coming season.
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Lew Wentz
Pittaburch
Oklahoma
Barney Dreyfuss
Pirates
Newsiata
Bucs
Wents
Ohio State Michigan game to be broadcast from Michigan Bowl
Columbus station WAG will carry the Oct 22 Ohio State at Michigan game live from Ann Arbor. It is the first direct out of town broadcast sponsored by the Columbus Citizen and will be transmitted on 282.8 meters.
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Columbus
Ann Arbor
WAG
Columbus Citizen
Nelsonville Greyhounds Tie Marysville in Midfield Duel
Nelsonville and Marysville battled to a 13 to 13 tie as Howell connected on several long passes, including a 50 yard strike to Curran and a 30 yard completion to Harper. Marysville answered with two scores in the third, while Nelsonville mounted late offense but failed on the extra point.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Marysville
Howell
Harper
West
Dewhoest
Tale Ed
Chauncey and Buchtel Face Friday Gridiron Showdown
Chauncey and Buchtel clash in a Friday football game with rough first quarter, Ivata Perret and Smith scoring for Buchtel and Chauncey replying through Cero Mhrow and Ferrell. Key players include Ferrell, Smith, Howard, Rife, and Andrews as both lineups rotate with substitutions under referee Brown.
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Chauncey
Tuckel Hight School
Chauncey Hoy
Ile
Ivata Perret
Schilds
Bueht
Pars
Smith
Pall
Inwaun Ieey
Andrews
Buelel
Ferrell
Howard
Chauncey Burhtet
Richardson
B. Ferrell
Howard Te Ronknin
Simpson
Tulles Smith
Delaney Wins In Ten Rounds Over Renault
New York crowd of 16,236 watches Jack Delaney outpoint Canadian Jack Renault in a ten round heavyweight bout. Delaney used speed and generalship to control the fight, despite carrying 19½ pounds more and Renault's reach at long range.
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New York
Jack Delaney
Jack Renault
Canada
Delaney
Renault
Harvard Triumphs Over Holy Cross In Home Victory
Harvard defeats Holy Cross 14 to 6 before 40,000 at Cambridge. The Crimson, with a revised offense and strong defense, outpaced Holy Cross after a rough showing against Purdue. Hartard scored twice and led in tackles, while Harvard completed nine of eighteen passes for measurable yards.
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Albright
Gallaudet
Syracuse
Georgetown
Tufts
Middlebury
Ruffers
George
Ainhurst
Hamilton
Tates
Boston University
Sihmbhill
Gettysburg
Tiron
Columbia
Suarlimore
Lehigh
Dartmouth
Tempie A. Army
Davis
Dkins
Notre Dame
Navy
Yale
Brown
Harvard
Holy Cross
University
Tortham
West Virginia
Lafayette
Canisia
Coast Guard
Clarkson Tech
University of Uffile
Indiana
Minnesota
Mussouri University
Wason University
Monmouth
DePauw
Earlham
Muneisnal
Pittsburgh
Drake
Oklahoma
Creightor
Cambridge
Mass
U.P
Purdue
Crimson
Hartard
Purple
Glouster Triumph Over McConnellsville In Gridiron Contest
Glouster high school defeated McConnellsville by a score on their home field. Glouster backs broke several long runs and strong line play stifled McConnellsville, with key defense from Kenard, Murlin, Gibbs, Caytan Tien, Bulloch, Wolf, Hour Torkami Stegdmann.
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Get
Glouster High School
McConnelsville Is Pay
Tio
Meennelsville
McConnells
Omeesard
Glonetei
Glauster
Conary
Pyne
Meredith
Tal Pdeards
Pic
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Wesleyan Defeats Marshall 7-0 in College Football
Wesleyan Bishops dominate most of the game and win 7 to 0 over Marshall. A late 20 yard pass from Healy to Wertz set the final score after three quarters of stalled offense. Referee Swain and linesmen from Dickinson and Michigan officiated.
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Atd
Wesleyan
Marshall iCollege
W. Va
Marshall
Healy
Wertz
Pas
Marshall Henig
He. Nichols
Riker
Thomas Lg
Martin Vitnir
C. MeKeun Smith
Porter Lindsay
Young
iColeman
Wilson Healy
Q. H. Barrack
Green
Thomas
Daulta McKinley
Stark
Marshall O
Wesley O
Swain
Dickinson
Empire
Maxwell
Ome State
McPhail
Michisan
Lumswiter
Denison
Northwestern Triumphs Over Ohio State In Close Battle
Northwestern defeats Ohio State 19 to 13 as Tiny Lewis stars and carries the Purple to victory. Holmer breaks away for a key run and Lewis scores twice with strong support from Northwestern’s offense. Ohio State answers early but Northwestern pulls ahead and holds on. Marietta falls 20 to 0 to the Pedermen after a stern defensive battle by the Pioneers. Shafer and Jeffrey lead Marietta’s offense, but Bobcats prevail.
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Bobcats
Pioneers
Marietta
J. F. Beaman
United Press
Colmbus
Lewis
Chloe State
Northwestern
Buckeyes
Ohio State
Northestern Sdh
Holmer
Wilce
Ghia Stadium
uEby
Rale
Oho State
Quater Gitta
Aiter Northwestern Pots
Puink
Leohng
Agiuii
Miu
Agiuin
Thase Tor Tony
Tickie
Drekeye
Leon Her Ohster
Ghio Tite
Gunn
Bell
Trisher Tilditt
Ur Schuler
G. Anderson Tlery
Wyman i Meyer
Dart Raskawaht
Karstens Rowen
Johnsor Grim
Levison
Lilb
Gustafson
Alber
Halmer Ohsner
Ohio
Robert Marriott
Fter
Ohio Bobcats
Ohioans
Pioneer
Unie
Shafer
Jeffrey
Plehman
Jthd
Ohio University Tops Marietta In Defensive Victory
Ohio University defeats Marietta 20 to 0 in a hard fought game. Standout play by quarterback Bell and fullback Brammer helped Ohio build a first half lead, with Robeson and Shafer each contributing a touchdown in the second half. Marietta relied on passing but could not crack Ohio’s line and defense.
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Brammer
Ing
Bhafer
Pioneers
Ohio Line
Doc” Bohler
Insista
Doc Kohler
Washington Land
Mas State College
Rietta
Ald Lovertead
Confurt
McKinley
Ghio
Farnham
Mand-Ftield
Griffis
Ohio
Dickman
Marietta
Aind Dickman
Alvehsal
PORM
Fori
Bell
Jeffrey
Mason
Ilse
Ohie
Jackie
Robert Machine
Jeffen
Robeson
Shafer
Mazon Parce
Diekman
Ohio University
Latimer Shattuck
Ralph Far'ham
Hinkle Mowbray
Rassiter Rbegole
Marbaluer
F Garrisson
R. E. Mason
McKinley Hs
Ray Farnham Jeffrey
Diekman fiShater
Grigitthe
Marietta Seteneers
Marietto
Franklin College Battles Butler To 7 7 Tie
In Indianapolis Franklin College tied Butler 7 to 7 in a surprising football battle. Franklin 18 man varsity fought the Bulldogs to a standstill with a late first quarter touchdown set up by Kannemacher and Rake converting a pickup into the score.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Little Franklin
Butler
The
Baptists
Bulldogs
Franklin
Kannemacher
Rake
White Sox season ends in hard luck and slump
Chicago White Sox endured a season of misfortune with a May slump and a string of one run losses. Pitcher Alphonse Thomas finished 19 wins, nine defeats by one run, while Melancholy John Mochil struggled with personal turmoil affecting the club.
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Chicago
Lwitch
Chilleago White Sox
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Johnny Mochil
John
Schalk
Jong
Sox
Hever
Dandicans
Alphonse Thomas
Thomas
Logan Holds Jackson to 19 to 0 Score
Logan high beat Jackson high 19 to 0 Friday afternoon in a game noted for Logan’s improved play over last week. Changes in Logan's lineup included Zanner moving to back field with Capt. Fox, Roberts at quarterback, and Howdy Shell at end as Coach Moyer shuffled players. The Logan fans traveled with the team as the squad produced stronger line play and backfield time for Jackson though the visitors could not cross the goal line.
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Clinion
Logan
Athens High
Loran High School
Jackson High
Zanner
Capt. Fox
Logan High
Positon
Howdyshell
Moyer
Jackson
WOM
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Robinson Filiot
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Leslie Welsite Kreuger
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Teetesa Batley
Ratternom Reid
Cottiey Yiml
Bob Bobi
Wittenberg
Haskell Indians
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Frose Poly
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American League
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Athens County Eleven
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Jackson County Club
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Rufus Klump
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