Ohio State Gears Up For Michigan Clash As Stars Heal
Ohio State prepared for the Michigan game with coach Willaman hopeful on Bob Haubrich and Wes Fesler. Fesler, eyeing a plaster cast for his hand, is expected to be ready, while Haubrich’s shoulder recovery remains uncertain until Saturday morning. Bill Carroll starred in the scrimmage as the Buckeyes tightened the attack.
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Buckeye
Wolverine
Lew Hinchman
Haubrich
Lou Pappe
Wes Fesler
Varsity
Sam Willaman
Simon
Bill Carroll
Stu Holcomb
Willaman
al Holman
Clarence McDonald
Don Viper
Michigan
Purdue
Statue of Liberty
George Hauser
Walter Duffee
Tucker Smith
Fesler
Collett Advances to Quarterfinals in National Golf
Miss Glenna Collett defeats Miss Helen Lawson to reach the quarterfinals of the National Golf title defense. Wattles, Hill, Orcutt and van Wie also win, with Leona Pressler set to meet Helen Hicks as surrounding matches unfold in Los Angeles.
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U.P
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Peggy Wattles
Helen Lawson
Collett
Miss Lawson
Wattles
Harley Higbie
Detroit
O. 8. Hill
Kansas City
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood, N. J
Hill
Brent Potter
San Jose Calif
Orcutt
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Philadelphia
Leona Pressler
San Gabriel
Calif
West
Helen Hicks
New York
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Marion Hollins
Santa Cruz
van Wie
Roy Green
Gregg Lifur
Lodi Basketball to Meet New Marshfield Friday
The Lodi team will face New Marshfield in an afternoon matchup on Friday, outlining a local high school recreational league clash.
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Lodi
New Marshfield
Metropolitan Tournament Opens in White Plains
Sixteen first round matches slated at Gedney Farms Club as Metropolitan Professional Golf Tournament starts in White Plains New York. Medalist qualifiers Billy Burke of Greenwich Connecticut and Herman Barron of Port Chester New York posted 147 along with Johnny Farrell Gene Sarazen and Bobby Cruickshank among the qualifiers.
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N. Y
U.P
Gedney Farms Club Course
Billy Burke
Greenwich
Con
Herman Barron
Port Chester
N. C
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Bobby Cruickshank
Bobcats Throttle Western Reserve in Scrimmage Defense Improves
Ohio University Bobcats, led by Coach Don C. Peden, showcased stronger defense in a scrimmage against the Freshmen at old Ohio Field. The first team featured Burke and Hendricks ends, Griffith and Jeffrey tackles, Chrisman Usilaner guards, Livingston center, with Gabriel Kepler Maurer Willoughby in the backfield as they prepare for the Buckeye conference schedule. Despite heavier opposition, the Red Cats refine defense and regain winning spirit for the 1929 title defense ahead of Saturday’s Cleveland game.
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Ohio University Bobcats
Old Ohio Field
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Western Reserve
Peden
Burke
Hendricks
Griffith
Jeffrey
Chrisman
Usilaner
Livingston
Gabriel
Kepler
Maurer
Willoughbly
Red Cats
Don Peden
West Liberty
Ohio
Reserve
Cleveland
Miami
Wesleyan
End of Grid Game Warned By Princeton Coach Roper
Princeton University head coach Bill Roper predicts football could end as a major college sport within five years due to overemphasis. He criticizes spring and night practice and excessive publicity for players, calling football an adjunct to the curriculum and urging reforms to protect other spring sports.
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Princeton
N. J
U.P
Bill Roper
Princeton University
Roper
Tiger
Mitchells Musings on Ohio State Preview and National Grid Hopes
The piece predicts Ohio State will face Reserve this Saturday after a rough showing versus West Liberty and notes Peden’s rotation policy may fuel a strong start. It also surveys college football power shifts from California and the Big Ten to Washington State and Stanford, with comments on Yale Georgia and other programs and a nod to John McGraw projecting another title for the Athletics in 1931.
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Northwestern
Yale
Georgia
Tulane
Joe Choynski
Bob Fitzsimmons
Lardner
Graham McNamee
McNamee
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Alabama
Wisconsin
League of Nations
John McGraw
Athletics
Glouster High football at Crooksville Friday
Glouster High travels to Crooksville High for a Friday afternoon test. Coach Moleski has led intensive weeklong training making the squad ready for what is expected to be the toughest game of the season.
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Glouster High
Crooksville
Crooksville High
Moleski
Whitlow Wins Featherweight Victory In Peoria Fight Night
In Peoria last night Allen Whitlow of Phoenix Ariz won a close 10 round decision over Eddie Shea of Chicago. In the semi final Young Sudley of Kewanee Ill knocked out Tony Sanders of Chicago in six rounds. Elmer Heitzman of Peoria and Marshall Frige of Pekin Ill fought a six round draw.
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Allen Whitlow
Phoenix
Ariz
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Young Sudley
Kewanee
Ill
Tony Sanders
Elmer Heitzman
Marshall Frige
Pekin
Bruening government seeks Socialists to end metal workers strike
Berlin October 16 The Bruening administration seeks Socialist cooperation to resolve a metal workers strike that has left 120 000 men idle after the re election of Dr Paul Loebe as Reichstag speaker.
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Berlin
Bruening
Paul Loebe
Bulldogs Face Injury Woes Before Nelsonville Clash
Athens High football prospects dim as injuries mount. Clarence Fields and Atkins suffered ankle injuries in Tuesday scrimmage and may sit out Saturday. With two regular backfield men sidelined, coach McKinley may shuffle the lineup against Nelsonville, risking a weaker attack.
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Bulldogs
Nelsonville
McKinley
Clarence Fields
Atkins
Fraternities Hold Tourney At Justamere Golf Course
Interfraternity golf tournament at Justamere Golf Course on South Court Street features seven fraternities each fielding four players. Theta Chi leads with two wins and no losses while Lambda Chi Alpha Delta Tau Delta and Phi Kappa Tau are even. Tau Kappa Epsilon Phi Kappa and Sigma Delta Phi yet to win. An Ohio sororities tournament is planned with play to begin after matches conclude.
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South Court Street
Theta Chi
Lambda Chi Alpha
Delta Tau Delta
Phi Kappa Tau
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Phi Kappa
Sigma Delta Phi
Ohio WA
State Hospital Gun Club Rifle Match Near Whites Mill
Eight marksmen of the State Hospital Gun Club held a rifle match Wednesday afternoon in a farm lot near Whites Mill. Guests included James Hannan and Mr. Hinkel man of Chillicothe. A public match is scheduled to take place in two weeks.
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State Hospital
Whites Mill
James Hannan
Mr. Hinkelman
Chillicothe
Steffen Sees Tech Attack Vary With Rockne’s Moves
Carnegie Tech coach and Chicago judge Walter P. Steffen said his offense would hinge on Notre Dame’s plan under Rockne. He predicted Tech could beat Notre Dame in South Bend if his players have a good day, while Rockne criticized Notre Dame’s practice as he prepared for the game.
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Notre Dame
Rockne
George Kirkley
United Press
Hicago
Walter P. Steffen
Latham Flanagan
Carnegie Tech
Harry McCurdy
South Bend
Chicago
Cartier Field
United Press Today
Bob Waddell
U.P
Kk. K. Rockne
Ech Gagne
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