Bobcats suffer injuries as Ohio opens season with Marshall loss
Ohio University football started its Buckeye Conference schedule with a 20 13 defeat at Huntington to Marshall College. Ducky Dunn broke three ribs after returning to action and George DeStefano left with a knee cartilage injury, while Horace Striggon and others also left sidelined. The squad led early on with a strong running attack before injuries and miscues cost them the game.
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Huntington
Don Peden
Marshall
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George DeStefano
Horace Striggon
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Dunn
Maury Whitcum
Bill Schmidt
Striggon
Peden
Art Lewis
Cootie Rich
Dick Irelan
Johnny Chernitski
Ohio
Jurkovic
Snyder
Bob Snyder
Rapp
Diehl
Schmidt
Stanz
Chernitski
Hughes
Lateral Pass Debate Shapes Early Football Strategy
The piece analyzes why the lateral pass has mixed success, noting risks of fumbles and yard loss versus potential big gains. It cites examples from Yale and others, discusses timing, passing reads, and the impact of referees’ whistles on big plays.
Fragmented OCR Football Play Description
Incomplete text describes a football drill or play with lines and ends attempting to move the ball. Mentions a forward, backfield actions, and a breakaway while noting a service company name appears mid phrase. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Saturday's Stars Set For Gridiron Victories Across Colonies
WHALEN of Manhattan scampered 82 yards for a touchdown to tie Holy Cross. MEYER of Army starred in a win over Harvard with versatile running and passing. PETERS of Notre Dame kicked the game winning field goal in a 9-6 victory over Pittsburgh. DOBIE of Bucknell hit a drop kick for a 3-0 win over Western Maryland. OROURKE of Auburn energized drives as they beat Kentucky 23-0. ARNOLD of Washington and Lee scored and assisted in a 14-7 win over Centre. WILSON of Southern Methodist led a ground attack and scored in a 10-0 win over Rice. JOHNSON of Denver ran in two touchdowns for a 13-7 win over Utah. SPARKS of California caught a 24-yard pass for a 6-0 win over Santa Clara. HAINES of Washington ran 70 yards for a touchdown in the opening play against Washington State.
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Charles Meyer
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Martin Peters
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Walter Dobie
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Bunky O'Rourke
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Joe Arnold
Washington
Lee
Centre
Bobby Wilson
Southern Methodist
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Roy Johnson
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Sparks
California
Golden Bears
Santa Clara
Byron Haines
University of Washington
Last Unbeaten Cardin als Fall in Pro Grid Loop
The Chicago Cardinals, last remaining undefeated team, were upset 18 to 17 by the Pittsburgh Pirates at Forbes Field. A brawl broke out as time ended with the Cardinals on the Pirates’ one-yard line. Buzz Wetzel was ejected for punching. Giants beat Boston 17 to 6 in the East. Packers defeated the Lions 13 to 9 with key plays from Dutch Clark and Ernie Caddel.
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Buzz” Wetzel
Harry Nuanu
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Brooklyn
Green Bay
Detroit Lions
Dutch Clark
Lions
Don Hutsen
Schwammel
Ernie Caddel
Detroit
Packer
Gibisonville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Opal Wylie Evelyn Moore Velva Brashares and Nevada Wylie visited Athens Friday evening. Clyde Smith from Newark spent Sunday at home. The board of education purchased a new Rotospeed for the office. Rev Warren and wife and Charles Carr and wife called at Lewis Stairs home. Rev Homer Haynes has moved into the Willard Shaw property east of town. Velva Brashares resumed scout work in Logan. First six weeks attendance showed seven first graders, ten second, ten third, nine fourth, nine fifth, nine sixth, eight seventh, three eighth, six ninth, eight tenth, five eleventh, five twelfth.
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Opal Wylie
Evelyn Moore
Velva Brashares
Nevada Wylie
Athens
Clyde Smith
Newark
Board of Education
Warren
Charles Carr
Lewis Stairs
Homer Haynes
M. E. Church
Willard Shaw
Logan
Bricker Seeks 18 States in Push to Bar Prison Goods
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker requested support from 18 states on Saturday to urge the U S Supreme Court to uphold a policy barring prison made goods from free markets.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
U. S. Supreme Court
Kentucky Wildcats Use Forward Lateral For Big Gain
Kentucky opened its Southeastern Conference slate with a 25-6 win over Georgia Tech and held Ohio State to 19-6. The article details a highlighted forward lateral play from a Notre Dame formation with captain Jimmy Long and end Ellington. Coach Chet Wynne’s squad showcased a sharp series of blocks and laterals generating long gains.
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Georgia Tech
Ohio State
Chet Wynne
Alabama
Davis
Long Forwald
Jimmy Long
McMillen
Joe
Hay
Bert Johnson
Captain Long
Ellington
Johnson
Kentucky
Upset-Riddled 1935 College Football Seaso n Opens With Surprises
In early 1935 college football shows a flurry of upsets as defending powers like Stanford Alabama Rice Washington and Lee Tulane Pittsburgh Kansas State and Colgate fall. Top teams such as Army Yale Dartmouth Temple Villanova Princeton NYU Syracuse and Catholic University remain unbeaten as conference play looms across the Midwest deep South and West.
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New York
Ireland
Stanford
Alabama
Rice
Washington and Lee
Tulane
Pittsburgh
Kansas State
Colgate
Army
Yale
Dartmouth
Temple
Villanova
Princeton
New York University
Syracuse
Catholic University
Fordham
Navy
Harvard
Brown
Ohio Wesleyan
Cornell
Georgetown
West Virginia
Detroit
Catholic
Holy Cross
Runyan Favored To Repeat In National PGA Tourney
OKLAHOMA CITY Dapper Paul Runyan of White Plains N Y wore a brown felt hat as he pursues a second consecutive national PGA title. He led early in a tough field with rivals including Tony Manero, Al Zimmerman and Horton Smith, while upsets and close matches shaped the progress of the tournament.
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Oklahoma City
Paul Runyan
White Plains
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New Yorker
Biand al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Twin Hills
Tony Manero
Greensburg
N. C
Johnny Revolta
Eddie
Urge Lewald To Resign as Olympic Head
Jeremiah T. Mahoney, president of the AAU, urged Dr. Theodore Lewald to resign as German Olympic Committee head to avoid being used to mask Nazi violations of fair play. Mahoney criticized Nazi discrimination against Jews and others. American groups push to keep U S. from Berlin, with General Charles H. Sherrill joining calls.
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Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Theodore Lewald
Mahoney
Lewald
Germany
Charles H. Sherrill
Committee On Fair Play
Sherrill
Turkey
State Forest Fires Blamed on Hunters
New York state conservation department reports 47 forest fires across the state with three out of control. Authorities blame the blazes on the carelessness of hunters amid recent conditions.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State Conservation Department
Federal drive targets poultry racketeering in NYC markets
The nationwide Federal campaign against poultry racketeering began with an official strike on illegal marketing practices in New York City as the government’s objective.
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Washington
New York City
Hank Greenberg Named Most Valuable in 1935 American League
Hank Greenberg of the New York Yankees Bronx is named the American League MVP for 1935 by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America. He led the league in voting with 80 points, ahead of Wes Ferrell and Joe Vosmik. twenty four players were named in the balloting and an honor list includes players from several clubs.
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Detroit
Baseball Writers’ Association
Philadelphia
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Baseball Writers’ Association of America
James C. Isaminger
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland
Buddy Myer
Washington
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Charlie Gehringer
Mickey Cochrane
Roger Cramer
Julius Solters
Rollie Hemsley
St. Louis
Jimmie Foxs
Tommy Bridges
Zeke Bonura
Luke Appling
Luke Sewell
Chicago
Johnny Alten
John Whitehead
Pinky Migenns
Johnny Marcum
Elden Auker
Mel Harder
Lys Lary
St Louis
Tony Lazzer
George Selkirk
Red Rolfe
Rick Ferrell
Oscar Melillo
Mel Almada
Boston
Rabbit Warater
Eric McNair
Bob Johnson
Wally Moses
Cecil Travis
Jake Powell
Earl Whitehill
Pete Fox
Local Social Roundup Highlights Community Events
Mrs Jennie Pate ton spent last week in Newark with Mr and Mrs Art Smith. Rev and Mrs L C McCandish of Adelphia visited Adelphia and spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Ralph Campbell. Mr and Mrs James Hurley were in Columbus Sunday. Mrs Guy Bailey hosted a birthday surprise for Mrs Wm McQuaid with a potluck. Gertrude Ginther hosted the Kings Sona and Daughters Sunday School class. fourteen members attended and wore masks. Roy Crothers won best costume. Mrs Francis Lehman entertained friends for her husband’s birthday with games and refreshments. Epworth League to hold a masquerade party Friday Oct 28 with prizes for costumes and lunch. Mr and Mrs John Gastin visited Columbus last Saturday. Mrs Kenneth Shivley of Cleveland visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Noah Sperner.
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Jennie Pate Ton
Newark
Art Smith
Smith
L. C. McCandish
Adelphia
Ralph Campbell
James Hurley
Columbus
Guy Bailey
Wm. McQuaid
Gertrude Ginther
Kings Sona and Daughters
Roy Crothers
Francis Lehman
Epworth League
John Gastin
Kenneth Shiviey
Cleveland
Mra
Noah Spenerr
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