Ohio U seeks first win of year at Kent State clash
Ohio University coach Don Peden aims to debut reserve players in the Saturday showdown at Ohio Stadium. Rain and a lighter Kent State squad set the scene as Ohio weighs lineup changes including Bill Morgan and Dick Irelan out with injuries. New starters Paul Wilcox Mel Platzke and Ray Csenek join veterans Danny Donofrio Denny Wood Harlan Nelson Matt Ivory as Monk Montgomery leads in backfield with Johnny Chernitski Len Janiak Woody Wills.
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Denny Wood
Harlan Nelson
Matt Ivory
Ben Laskin
Bob Seedhouse
Stevenson
Hyman
Knox Little
Clarence Claugus
Mitchs Musings on Giants Yankees World Series fallout
Mitchs Musings reflects on the 1936 World Series between the New York Yankees and Giants. SID EINER and BILL CORUM offer views on Terry's managing, Coffmans choice, Hubbell, and future Giants and Cardinals prospects. Trade talk centers on Warneke, Collins, Parmelee, and Dizzy Dean with pennant implications.
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Star-Times
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New York's Jack Torrance to pursue pro boxing under Jacobs
Renowned shot putter Jack Torrance plans professional fighting under Mike Jacobs once he trims weight from 320 to 260 pounds. The piece notes Genesis cites the first copper alloy bronze with Tubal Cain described as a "cunning artificer in bronze and iron."
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New York
Jack Torrance
Mike Jacobs
Tubal Cain
Horde Is Right Columbus Freshman Football At Ohio State
The report notes Ohio State’s freshman football squad for the season, detailing player numbers and squad status as part of early coverage from Columbus.
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Horde
Columbus
Ohio State
Dempsey to Campaign for Roosevelt In New York Tour
Jack Dempsey prepares a political speaking tour in New York state supporting President Roosevelt. The plan includes 16 wrestlers to perform and promote the New Deal to doubtful voters. Dempsey aims to engage undecided citizens directly in the ring while warning Republicans of a potential boxing vote influence.
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Henry McLemore
New York
U.R
Jack Dempsey
Manassa Demonsthenes
New York State
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Dempsey
Republi
Joe
Russell) Jacobs
Eighth Avenue
Jack
Jim Farley
United Press picks undefeated teams for 1936 gridiron week end
United Press sports writers predict twenty undefeated teams will remain unbeaten and eight will suffer their first losses. Princeton Minnesota and a slate including Navy Holy Cross Army and Notre Dame are highlighted as top undefeated contenders with a mix of other major colleges favored in regional matchups. The piece notes a Sunday game and ends with a regional quip about the left hand freezing faster.
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Temple
Navy
Holy Cross
North Carolina
Army
Pittsburgh
Fordham
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Northwestern
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Michigan State
Marquette
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Southern California
Santa Clara
St.Marys
Yale
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Harvard
Duquesne
Dressen Signs With Reds In One Year Pact
Cincinnati reports say Charles Dressen agreed to a one year contract as Reds manager with Warren Giles announcing the retention and salary increase. Dressen will lead the team on the field with full autonomy and no front office interference while Bob Giles and Dressen discuss roster moves.
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Chuck) Dressen
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Resignation of AFL President Harry A March Announced
New York U P reports the resignation of Dr Harry A March as American Football League president announced by league treasurer Paul Thurlow. No reason was given and a successor will be chosen within a few days.
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Harry A. March
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Milwaukees Coach Plewe Fields Kaiser and Wilhelm
Milwaukees Walter Plewe, Marquette University freshman coach born in Berlin, lists two halfbacks named Kaiser and Wilhelm on his squad.
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Walter Plewe
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Berlin
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Ohio Teams Brace For 20-Game Weekend Schedule
Ohio State meets Northwestern in Evanston as title hopes fade. Miami, Dayton, Muskingum, Heidelberg, Baldwin Wallace, and Western Reserve also face pivotal conference matchups shaping the state championship race. Reserve and Baldwin Wallace clash in Cleveland with high scoring expectations as Muskingum leads the Ohio Conference after three straight wins.
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Big Ten Title Hinge on Cat-Buck Tilt
Ohio State’s Buckeyes push toward a Big Ten showdown amid questions about Northwestern’s rise and the strength of the conference. The schedule lays out Michigan at Minnesota, Illinois at Iowa, Purdue at Chicago, Indiana at Nebraska, and Wisconsin at Notre Dame, with key injuries and lineup shifts shaping explosive regional matchups.
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St Louis University Tackle Wears Size 13 1-2 Football Shoe
Marty Rossini a 200 pound tackle for St Louis University is noted for wearing a size 13 1-2 football shoe. The remark highlights his physical size and footwear choice as part of a profile.
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