Week 10 college gridiron picks by Grover and Peden
Butch Grover and Don Peden offer a week’s list of 18 football games with predictions. They favor Michigan over Ohio State, Wesleyan over Denison, and Purdue over Wisconsin, noting offenses and defenses and last week’s performances.
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Nother
Butch Grover
Don Peden
Tnere
Sumpson
Bobcats
Simps
Denison
Ichigan
Ohio State
Chigan
Buckeyes
Vanderbilt
K. A
State
Wolves
Wesleyan
Irdue
Wisconsin
Purdue
Uch
Anaburn
Jonsin
Boilermakers
Illinois
Pike and Collins to plug holes left by Chrisman and Burke
Ohio University plans multiple lineup changes for the Simpson College game as Alex Pike shifts to right guard and George Collins starts at right end. Rex Burke is out with a knee injury, leaving Collins to replace him, while Kermit Blosser competes with Bob Hilbert for left end.
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Pike
Collins
Chrisman
Burke
Ohio University
Denison
Bobcats
Simpson College
Indianola
Iowa
Don Peden
Claude Chrisman
Ohio
Chris
Alex Pike
Massachusetts
Alex
Ing
Rex Burke
Granville
Rex
George Collins
Sidney
Varsity
Indiana
Butler
Peden
Kermit Blosser
Bob Hilbert
Piqua
Hilbert
Blosser
Bill Snyder
Fred Jeffery
Lowell Livingston
Joe Esmont
Red Gabriel
Joe Sinth
Harold Brown
Bob Willoughby
Russ Kepler
Len Sadosky
Kepler
Sadosky
Hank Corradini
Matt Fehn
Chick Maurer
Pos Simpson B
Gabriel
QB —~ Richards
Sinth
LH G
Son
Brown
RH van Gilder
Willoughby
Carlson
Big 10 Eyes Week of Football Action Across Midwest
George Kirkley reports crowds exceeding 800000 will view seven Big 10 and Notre Dame games Saturday across the Midwest. Key matchups include Michigan versus Ohio State in Ann Arbor and Wisconsin versus Purdue in Madison, with Yale facing Chicago and Northwestern meeting California in Evanston.
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George Kirkley
Pucago
U.R
Middle West
Notre Dame
Michigan
Ohio State
Ann Arbor
Illinois
Bradley
Urbena
Yale
Chicago
Northwestern
Purdue
Indiana
Minnesota
Iowa
Fielding H. Yost
A. A. Stage
Maroons
Georgia
Wildcats
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Los Angeles
South Bend
Drake
Iowa City
Ilinois
Ohio State Dean Deck Leads Pre Michigan Spirit
At Columbus on October 16 Ohio State pep leader Herbie Decker despite a shoulder injury led cheers for the Michigan game. He hoped the spirit would carry the team as he prepared to march to Ann Arbor. Rumors blamed a fall at a prior game or a fraternity incident for the injury.
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Columbus
Fenial
Herbie Deck
Ohio State Eerfeading Corps
Decker
Ohio State
Michigan
Vanderbilt
Yecker
Heidelberg Faces Ashland with Injured Prince Players
Heidelberg football coach announces that guard John Eshack is out with a sprained ankle. Eddie Zipfel is doubtful, and halfback Charley Wilcox has not fully recovered from a leg injury but may play. The Oct 16 update comes from Tiffin.
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Tiffin
U.P
Heidelberg
Ashland
John Eshack
Prince
Eddie Zipfel
Charley Wilcox
Columbia Quarterback Hewitt Aims for All America Honor
Ralph Hewitt Columbia captain and quarterback is viewed as a leading All America candidate. He has starred for three seasons and faces Dartmouth in New York in a feature gridiron contest that could determine his national recognition. Hewitt, from Lawrence Massachusetts, is praised for versatility as passer and punter and is seen as key to Columbia’s improved line this season.
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Ball
Baker E Field
Columbia
Dartmouth
New York
Ralph Hewitt
Lions
Hewitt
Lawrence
Magss
YORK
U.P
Ohio State Bucks Arrive in Ypsilanti for Michigan Clash
Thirty four Buckeyes players coaches and staff arrived by train from Columbus for the Ohio State at Michigan game in Ann Arbor tomorrow. Injured ends Ferrall and Gillman and others may miss the contest while Oliphant Rosequist and Fugitt are doubtful. Ohio State backs enthusiasm despite a discouraging hospital list and critics predictions.
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Ypsilanti
Mich
O.R
Ohio State
Ohio
University of Michigan
Columbus
Buckeyes
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Stadium
Wolverine State
Marshall Oliphant
Ted Rosequist
Johnny Fugitt
Wolves
Junius Ferrall
Sid Gillman
Bill Bell
Mike Vuchinich
Duke Webver
Joe Benis
Gene Baumgarten
Stuart Holcomb
Michigan lineup for second Big Ten game vs Ohio State
Michigan’s probable starting lineup for the second Big Ten contest against Ohio State lists Hewitt L E, Auer L T, La Jeunesse L G, Morrison C, Hozer R G, Samuels R T, Williamson R E, Newman Q B, Fay L H B, Heston R H B, Hudson F B, as of Oct 16.
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Mich
U.P
Michigan
Ohio State
Hewitt
L. E
Auer
L. T
la Jeunesse
L. G
Morrison
Hozer
R. G
Samuels
R. T
Williamson
R. E
Newman
Q. B
Fay
H. Heston
Hudson
F. B
Bobcats to Play Indiana Again in Thirty Seconds
Ohio University announces a 1982 football schedule with a third game versus Indiana set for October 1 at Bloomington. The series is tied 1-1 with past meetings in 1920 and this year. Remaining open date is October 28, with more road games planned if no local opponent is found.
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Indiana
O. C. Bird
Ohio University
Bird
Hoosiers
Ohio
Bloomington
Bobcats
Wabash
Wittenberg
Cincinnati
Miami
Navy
Six Intersectional Games Set Across Ohio Friday
Eight football games highlight Friday action with six intercollegiate contests scheduled in Ohio. Centre College visits Xavier in Cincinnati while Transylvania meets Wittenberg in Springfield and West Virginia Wesleyan challenges Dayton on the Gem City gridiron. Kent State hosts Mt Union in Alliance and Muskingum welcomes Bethany at New Concord. Mercer visits John Carroll in Cleveland as Findlay goes to Bluffton and Detroit City College plays at Bowling Green.
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Centre College
Danville
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Transylvania
Kentucky College
Wittenberg
Springfield
West Virginia Wesleyan
Ohio
University of Dayton
Kent State
Terre Haute boxers shine in last night’s results
Pat Murphy of Terre Haute defeated Willard Brown of Indianapolis in a 10 round welter bout at Terre Haute. Sammy Slaughter and Willis Oster fought to a 10 round draw in the light heavyweight division. Andy Kellett of Terre Haute stopped Billy Myers of Indianapolis in one round.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Pat Murphy
Willard Brown
Indianapolis
Sammy Slaughter
Willis Oster
Boston
Andy Kellett
Billy Myers
Stagg Relies on Chicago Passing Attack versus Yale
Coach A A Stagg expects Chicago to win as he stresses a strong passing game for the Maroons in their first Middle West trip of the season. Practicing yesterday, Chicago showed what may be the most dangerous passing attack in years against Yale.
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Texas Aggies
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Mal Stevens
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Corbia
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Cor
Ithacans
Pfann
ANOVA
Boston College
Stuhldreher
Oston
Fordham
Syracuse
Florida
Ohio Wesleyan
North Carolina
U.P
A. A. Stagg
Maroons
Spartans Deliver Fifth Straight Win Over Jackets
The Portsmouth Spartans defeated the Philadelphia Yellow Jackets 19 to 0 on a soaked muddy field to extend their NFL winning streak to five. Mizell scored after a punt return setup, Elmer Schwartz sprinted in, and Tony Holm and Clark added touchdowns and a late 87 yard run sealed the victory.
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Herb Joestings
Philadelphia Yellow Jackets
Spartans
Mizell
Pederson
Roberts
Spartan
Philadelphia
Leegard
Glenn Presnell
Clark
Ena
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Cuccsnens
Leary Lumpkin
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Schwartz
Presnell
Robert Kareh
Ohio State
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Washington and Lee
Headinesman
Herbert Dell
West Virginia
Aspel
Tackwell
Ringwall
Kestor
Barranger
Portamouth
Holm
Wager
Long
Emerson
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