Minnesota Gophers eye undefeated run in strong Big Ten slate
A college grid outlook highlights Minnesota expanding its cushion atop the Big Ten, with Michigan, Indiana, and Chicago remaining, and Nebraska Iowa State dangers looming as the season nears climax. Ohio State and Wisconsin also loom, while Chicago’s upset risk could reshape the chase for the conference title.
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Bobcats Lack Punch vs Redskins in Miami Defeat
Ohio University's football team failed to generate an effective offense against Indiana and Miami. The article notes weak blocking and a hurried passing attack from Bob Snyder, with two early fumbles and multiple chances stifled by Miami's defense. A late punt miscue helped Miami seal the win as Ohio battled persistent woes.
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Trojan Gridders Said Hollywood Struck by Fame
In a Daily Trojan piece editor Jack Frankish notes USC players are Hollywood favorites. Cotton Warburton the All-America quarterback rose to fame off the field with movie star attention, but his play this season has been weak. Teammate Inky Wotkyns also drew Hollywood dates and failed to live up to promise.
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All American Star Among Stars at Biltmore Rowl
Dorothy Drake headlines with an All American star amid praise that some blame for the team’s decline while others defend Hollywood’s influence. Bill Howard and Warburton struggle against weak competition and flattery from screen actresses including Miss Carlisle. Actors defend their dates but players face scrutiny from fans and press alike.
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Bears Hold Lead in Pro Grid Race
The Detroit Lions chase the National Professional Football League lead as they face a postponed game and a Sunday clash with Cincinnati. Chicago's Bears, atop the standings, crushed Cincinnati 41 to 7 with two touchdowns each from Jack Manders and Beattie Feathers. Green Bay beat St Louis Cardinals 15 to 0 with injuries to several Cardinals players. Ken Strong powered New York Giants past Pittsburgh 17 to 7 with a TD, field goal and extra point. Boston edged Philadelphia 6 to 0 behind Cliff Battles.
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Urges Favorable Vote On Two Amendments
Columbus. Oct 22. W A Aledorf executive secretary of the Ohio Good Roads Federation urged a favorable vote on two constitutional amendments. One would limit the state gasoline tax to three cents a gallon and the other would restrict use of gas tax and automobile license fee revenues to state highway purposes.
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Bobcats Narrowly Miss Victory in Tight Showdown
A hard fought clash left the Bobcats with slim hopes after a near win. The game featured late pressure and a brief lead before the final buzzer.
Saturday Stars Across Colleges Highlight Big Plays
Gibby Young of Washington College ran 101 yards for a touchdown against Johns Hopkins. B Parker of Centenary kicked a last 45 second field goal to beat Texas 9 to 6. Ferris Jennings of Michigan sprinted 6 yards for a TD to defeat Georgia Tech. Buzz Borries of Navy rushed for 100 yards and threw for 127, scoring twice in win over Columbia. Bill Shepherd of Western Maryland scored 21 points against Boston College. Dixie Howell of Alabama starred in running passing and kicking in a romp over Tennessee. Monk Moscrip of Stanford booted a last minute field goal to beat San Francisco 3 to 0. George Babe Gearty of Holy Cross ran 78 and 74 yards for two of his four touchdowns against Baltimore. Tommy Neal of Iowa State talked three times against Iowa.
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Eastern Back Leads Scorers across major college conferences
The East tops college football scoring leaders with Kiaena’s 40 point win over Burton College. Bill Shepherd of Western Maryland and Kalibat push totals to 57 and 21 respectively, while Jay Berwanger trails with 4 points. Other conference leaders include Neal of Iowa State, Brown of Florida, and Wagner of Washington University. Tabler of Tablertown faced a trespass charge and was bound over to the common pleas court with a $100 bond.
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Denison Leads QC Conference With Four Wins
Denison Big Red holds the top spot in the Ohio Conference with four straight victories, most recently a romp over Wittenberg. The schedule includes a Granville showdown with Case, while other notables feature Muskingum, Ohio Northern, Wooster, and Wooster’s clash with Oberlin. Ohio State resumes Big Ten play against Northwestern.
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Education Board Faces Communist Meeting in Schools
Cincinnati October 22 The Board of Education was told by the city solicitor to open school buildings to Communist Party meetings after protests that Communists were using these facilities. The board sought the solicitor’s opinion on the issue.
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How to Shoot Upland Guns for Better Fit
A practical test shows how a poorly fitting shotgun slows learning. Use dark paper targets, a dim candle, and a simple setup to observe where shots land. Adjust butt-plate, stock drop, and cheek height by trial, noting if shots cluster off bull’s-eye to fix fit issues.
Aliens in Ohio Penitentiary Face Limited Deportation
G R Klopenstein investigator for the state parole board says only a small portion of the 140 aliens confined in Ohio Penitentiary will be deported if Welfare Director John McSweeney's plan is carried out. The statement was made in Orville Ohio.
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Intersectional grid card preview signals few games this week
College football heads into late October with many crucial conference tests and a sparse intersectional slate. Key regional matchups include Purdue vs Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh, Southern Methodist vs Furman in New York, Duquesne vs Detroit, and Marquette vs Temple in Milwaukee, shaping midseason title tensions across the Midwest and West.
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Cleopatra at Majestic and Name the Woman at Court
Cecil B. DeMille directs Cleopatra starring Claudette Colbert at the Majestic Theater as 5 000 cast members bring to life Cleopatra and Marc Antony amid Rome and Egypt grandeur. Also opening at Court Theater is Name the Woman with Richard Cromwell and Arline Judge in a fast paced campus crime romance.
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