Miami and Ohio Face Each Other With Season-Long Scouting
Miami's backfield Fertig Lewis Roudebush Meyer and Robinson lead a potent aerial offense supported by six returning linemen as Ohio guards and ends prepare for Saturday. Both teams study one another, with Miami shifting from the Warner system and Ohio using a veteran-heavy lineup as Johnny Maurer tracks the Redskins all season.
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Charlie Robinson
Larry Smith
Tom Oswald
Lee Cormany
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Ohio
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Warner
Oxford
Ott
Savatsky
Emerick
Stewart
Brooks
Carmean
Decesare
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Lewis
Bobcats
Roudebush
Meyer
Robinson
Lon Peden
Woody Wills
Bull Schmidt
Bob Snyder
Johnny Kret
Matty Fehn
Hilbert
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Phodé
Bennlett
Stephan
Paul Halleck
Art Lewis
Franklin
Butch Grover
Redskins
Johnny Maurer
Robeats
Johnny
Ralph Robinette
Walt Harvey
Sam Hodnick
Pete Stephan
Ed Holrquist
Kenny Bennett
Esquire First Issue Noted For Wide Range And Notable Contributors
Mitchells notes a copy of the inaugural Esquire, a quarterly men’s magazine covering articles, fiction, sports and fashion. It highlights contributions from Bobby Jones to Ernest Hemingway and recounts Leonard’s fight story and Tad Dorgan’s theatrical eye joke with vivid, period tone.
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Esquire
Bobby Jones
Gene Tunney
Benny Leonard
Charley Paddock
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Ernest Hemmingway
Nicholas Murray Butler
Morley Callaghan
Dashiell Hammett
Vincent Starrett
George Ade
Montague Glass
Harry Harshfield
Leonard
Willie Ritchie
Tad Dorgan
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Ritchie
Tad
Benny
Jim Coffroth
Scozza Beaten by Emish in Toledo Heavyweight Fight
Harry Emish of Toledo defeats Lou Scozza of Buffalo in ten rounds at Toledo. English weighed 177, Scozza 172. Kayo Morgan of Toledo wins over Joe Dempsey of Buffalo in an eight round 122 pound semi final.
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U.P
Harry Emish
Lou Scozza
Buffalo
English
Scozza
Kayo Morgan
Joe Dempsey
Redskins Prepare for Ohio Tilt Against Bobcats
Miami University Redskins drill for a pivotal Ohio game at Athens this weekend. Coach Wilton weighs tricks to counter Ohio State’s reserve strength with quarterback injury concerns and new players like Frank Russell stepping in if needed. Dick Meyer and Stan Lewis energize the running attack after impressive bursts versus Marshall.
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Ohio
Athens
Miami University Redskins
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Wilton
Bobcats
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Redskins
Charles Heimsch
Dayton
Marshall
Heimsch
Pat Roudebush
Roudebush
Frank Russell
Akron
Dick Meyer
Napoleon
Stan Lewis
Hamilton
Redskin
College football notes from Michigan to Purdue week
Multiple teams prep for upcoming games. Michigan strengthens reserves for Ohio State while keeping the first unit. Notre Dame names Tom Gorman captain against Carnegie Tech. Illinois shifts to new plays for Army with Antilla and Palmer promoted, Walser may return. Indiana eyes offense versus Northwestern as Vetter and Walker may return. Chicago worries after a 40 0 win and Purdue faces injury concerns with Fehring and Lawrence sidelined.
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Don Vetter
Wendell Walker
Bobcats Top Ohio Scoring Leaders In Football
United Press reports Ed Bahorie of Baldwin Wallace leads Ohio college football with 32 points after four touchdowns against Bowling Green. Xavier’s Ken Jordan and Wilberforce’s Jack Hart are tied for second with 31. Ohio University leads team scoring with 145 points in three games.
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Shadie
Mount Union
Welling
Toledo
White
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Newman Finds Moreight in Pro Football Than in College
New York newsman reports Michigan star Harry Newman says professional football shows greater intensity and pride, with tougher hits and better teamwork. He notes pay and long season drive players to stay in top shape, while many college stars compete for spots in the pros.
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Soph’s Kicking May Aid Bucks Ahead Of Michigan Clash
John Kabealo, sophomore fullback from Youngstown, could bolster Ohio State as a replacement option at fullback if needed in the looming Michigan game. His strong kicking in early games boosts prospects, while Buckeye coach Sam Willaman stays wary of Michigan’s aerial attack.
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Nesbitt Joins Cardinals After Bears Sale
Chicago Cardinals acquire halfback Dick Nesbitt from the Chicago Bears. Nesbitt, a Drake alum, joins the Cards and will debut against Boston in the East on Sunday. The club also released fullbacks Jim Bausch and Homer Ledbetter.
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Arkan
Springfield Football Player Under Knife For Surgery
October 17 report from Springfield says Joe Russo tackle for Wittenberg College was hospitalized Monday for an appendicitis operation. Luther Manshue Wittenberg center from Louisville Kentucky also recently underwent an operation.
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Joe Russo
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Logan Eleven Unbeaten in Three Games
Logan Bulldogs remain unbeaten after beating McArthur Pomeroy and New Lexington in three straight games. Athens visits Friday with Logan aiming to extend their streak as coach Longley undergoes appendicitis surgery and Harley Meyer leads in his stead.
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Columbus
Harley Meyer
All-Star Recreation League Teams Announced
Beckley’s Russell and James and Rauch’s Hayes lead the league as unanimous selections. Littler James Roberts anchor infielders, Hayes superb on the mound with 68 straight shutout innings. Rice and Cross shift to field and backstop roles respectively as the season prizes top performers.
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F. Cross
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Cleveland May Have Another Baseball Team
Cleveland officials hear a National League club may seek to move a franchise to Cleveland and use Municipal Stadium after the Cleveland Baseball Company canceled its stadium lease. City council members note that league permission is required and the identity of the potential city is not disclosed.
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Boston
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St. Louis
Helen Wills Moody Leaves Hospital To Test Leg Strength
Convalescing tennis star Helen Wills Moody walks outside her San Francisco home testing her legs after four weeks in hospital and three at home. She says recovery is slow and expects six months before she can hold a racquet again, aiming for next summer’s championships.
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U.P
Helen Wills Moody
Favorites Find Going Tough in Big 10 Circles
In Chicago on October 17 1940 Big Ten coaches push underdog status as favorites stumble this season Northwestern Iowa Indiana Minnesota Purdue Wisconsin Michigan Ohio State clash looms for title. Illinois beats Wisconsin 21 0 Northwestern holds Stanford to a scoreless tie while Michigan and Ohio State post large wins.
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Big Ten
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Minnesota
Purdue
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio State
Michigan
Michigan State
Corpell
Virginia
Vanderbilt
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MAIN GO GRAPPLERS 4 ALBANY CARD ARR
Albany card headline bout features Charlie Polzin who once held Ohio light weight title meeting Bob Staniford at Albany Opera House Thursday night. Polzin, a ten year veteran, has faced top rivals across the country and coast to coast in pursuit of formidable competition. Staniford, promoted against Polzin, headlines a stacked card with additional bouts including Chuck Pyle and Jimmy Lancaster in a six fight program.
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Athens
Jimmy Lancaster
Cut Six Days Off Schedule
The 1934 major league baseball season is shortened by six days but will keep 154 games. Opening date is April 17 and closing date September 30, announced by American League President William Harridge after a New York secret meeting during the World Series.
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