Ohio University tops Buckeye slate after Oxford loss
Oxford notes a Navy tie with Princeton and an Ohio University rise in the standings after a defeat of Miami. The piece relays football results, prep practice notes for Athens High and Logan games, and comments on local college and high school teams with outlooks for upcoming clashes and coaching decisions.
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Ohio University
Oxford
Miami
Ohio
Buckeye
Ian
Redskins
Athens
Logan
University
McKinley
Gallia Academy
Gallipolis
Middleport
Gallia Academy Downs Middleport 20 to 0 in rout
Gallia Academy Blue Devils outplayed Middleport in Gallipolis scoring 20 points to 0. Hamrick and Sibley starred with multiple runs and blocks while Gallia Academy’s defense shut down Middleport’s passing game and intercepted six passes.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Blue Devils
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Hamrick
Sibley
Middleport
Brothers
Bastiana
Academy
Alexander
Neal
Riley
Broyles
L. E. Gardner
L. T. Entsminger
Gothard L. G. Hunsicker Vickers Co
Lewis Ball
R. G. Lambert
Ebling RK. F. Abbot
Irion
R. E Riley Brothers G. RB. Gallagher Hamrick
L. H. Allensworth
R. H. Bennett Beard F. B
Widadleport
Hayes
Ebling
Johnson
Vickers
Mills
Thompson
Beard
Clark
Gothard
Lambert
Stutz
Cincinnati
Rhodes
Naus
Ohio University
Chauncey Blue Devils Roll Past Hamden 89 Points
Chauncey High School overwhelms Hamden 89 0 after a slow start as B Kollister Shafer E Kollister Green Guerra and McCafferty score. Daugherty blocks a punt setting the spree while substitutions keep the attack strong. Roseville visits Thursday then Rutland travels to Middleport on Saturday.
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Chauncey
Hamden
Chauncey High School Blue Devils
Daugherty
Smith
Guerra
Green
Shafer
McCafferty
Herman Theisen, Jr
Blue Devil
Stalder
Kollister
Tracy
Gardner
Stuart
Brown
James
Patton
B. Kollister
E. Kollister
Rollister
Roseville
Blue Devils
Chauncey Eleven
Rutland
Middleport
Nelsonville
Waugh
Fisher
Baker
Golden Rockets
Weilaton High School
Nalsonville Greyhounds
Collegiate and City Football Scores Across Ohio and Nations
A compilation of scattered scores shows Miami 8 Ohio 22 Western Reserve 4 Oberlin 6 Heidelberg 6 Muskingum 6 Otterbein 6 Capitol 6 Cane 14 Wooster 0 Ashland 6 Bowling Green 6 Princeton Ohio State 0 Harvard 1 Dartmouth 1 Army Yale 0 Lehigh 6 Brown 11 Colgate 14 Michigan State 1 Fordham 14 Georgetown 6 Dickinson 13 Allegheny Delby 0 Bowdoin 6 Columbia 46 Bucknell 4 Lafayette 6 Haverford 0 Johns Hopkins 96 Virginia 4 Georgia Tech 43 North Carolina 14 Syracuse 12 Penn State 6 Rochester 12 Buffalo 7 Westminster 7 Waynesburg 10 Grove City 0 Glenville 12 Slippery Rock 6 Geneva 388 Boston U 6 Temple 14 Denver 0 Michigan 32 Illinois 0 Wisconsin 39 Chicago 13 Indiana 7 Minnesota 21 Iowa 6 Notre Dame 43 Carnegie Tech 0 Texas Christian 8 Oregon 82 Idaho 0 Stanford 6 Ohio scholastics and local towns show mixed results across schedules with many teams posting shutouts or narrow margins.
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Navy
Princeton
Ohio State
Pitta
Harvard
Dartmouth
Army
Yale
Fenn
Lehigh
Brown
Westminster
Waynesburg
Grove City
Glenville Tears
Slipper Rock
Geneva
Boston U
W. Va. Wesleyan
Duquesne
Temple
Denver
Local athlete stars in multiple sports at Shurtleff College
A versatile Alton junior excels as fullback and guard on basketball team, one of the leading hitters on the baseball squad, and a track threat in sprinting and javelin. He shows notable versatility across football, basketball, baseball, and track events.
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bin Nicolet
Shurtleff
Col- Alton, Jr
Toledo Downs Marietta 6-0 in Conference Football
Toledo University secured its second Ohio Conference football win with a 6 to 0 victory over Marietta. Billy Wiles sprinted 56 yards for the game’s lone touchdown in the third period. Dyer and Wiles stood out for punting and backfield work, with Dyer and Wiles among the top ball carriers.
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Toledo University
Marietta
Billy Wiles
Dyer
Wiles
Duhaime
Smead
Heidelbergs Princes Triumph Over Muskingum 13–0
Heidelberg defeated Muskingum 13 to 0 in a hard fought Ohio Conference football game at Tiffin. Tony Rogala starred on offense, scoring the first touchdown as Kenneth Fields added a 14 yard run for the second score with Zipfel converting the extra point.
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U.R
Heidelberg
Muskingum
Ohio
Tony Rogala
Kenneth Fields
Zipfel
Bobcats Lose Buckeye Tilt
Miami tops Ohio 16 to 7 in a hard fought clash as Fertig 68 yard run and two point safety key the RedHawks win. Ohio fails to breach Miami’s defense while Sintic and Brown lead a late aerial push but fall short and fade after a strong first half.
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Bowling Green Triumphs Over Defiance 14–7 on Ringer Heroics
In Defiance Ohio on October 22 sophomore Howard Ringer of Hicksville propelled Bowling Green to a 14 to 7 victory over Defiance College. Ringer scored both BG touchdowns and Murray added extra points by dropkick as Bowling Green led with seven first downs to Defiance's two.
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Michigan Rolls Over Illinois 32 to 0 at Michigan Stadium
Michigan dominated Illinois with a 32 to 0 win at Ann Arbor. Ted Petoskey starred as a converted fullback with a 57 yard score and multiple carries. Newman connected with Williamson and Ward for two more touchdowns as the Wolverines surged ahead.
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Ann Arbor
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U.P
University of Michigan
University of Illinois
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Harry Kipke
Wolverine
Petoskey
Yanushua
Newman
Williamson
Clinois
Everhardus
Ward
Ohio Northern Romps Past Hiram 19–0 in Ohio Conference Victory
Porosky and Heikowsky lead Ohio Northern to a 19 to 0 win over Hiram in Ada. Porosky scored on a 40 yard run in the first quarter and again for 60 yards with the extra point. Heikowsky added a TD in the first period.
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Porosky
Heikowsky
Ohio Northern
Hiraim
Ohio
Porosk
Baldwin Wallace Beats Ashland 6 0 in Homecoming Clash
The undefeated Baldwin Wallace football team defeated Ashland 6 to 0 in the annual home-coming game. Ray Gideon scored the lone touchdown on a short plunge after BWU’s steady march downfield.
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Berea, CO
U.R
Baldwin Wallace
Ashland
Ray Gideon
Cincinnati Beats Denison 7-0 for Eighth Straight Win
Cincinnati trounced Denison 7 to 0 in Buckeye Conference play to extend its winning streak to eight. Hank Stark, Bill Gilliland, Ed Smith, and Merie Williams starred as Cincinnati dominated with 11 first downs to six and a strong defense. Williams added a four yard TD run after a blocked extra point. Denison never reached Cincinnati’s goal line.
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Buckeye
Hank Stark
Bill Gilliland
Ed Smith
Merie Williams
Williams
Cincin
Wart LE Slaughter
Shepard
Hensel Ellison
C. Williame Ferguson
Smith Henery
Parker
Miller
Smith
Isohnsen
Zimmerman Martin
Sidinger
Spear
M. Williams
Smith Schmitta
Gilliland
M. Williama
Hauser
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Orbosa
Greenlee
White
French
Watkins
Stafford
Ruck
Hall
Klein
Leininger
Heasell
Wyatt
Stark
Davis
W. H. Marquardt
Ohio Wesleyan
Roger
Johnstown
Ed. Sauer
Miami
L. L. Hurghalter
Heidelberg
Northwestern, Purdue Battle to 7 7 Tie in Dramatic Rally
Northwestern ties Purdue 7 7 at Dyche Stadium Evanston after a 65 yard drive in the final minutes. Fullback Oligen Olson drop kicks the extra point to complete the rally as Purdue pressures Northwestern through the earlier three periods. Roy Horstmann leads Purdue's attack but stalls at the goal line with three failed field goal attempts.
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Arnold L
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Rameey White L. G. Doughty Pritchar
Phillips Kuba
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Galvin
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Cook
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Haffner
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Wellston
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Ewing
Bethany
Bohn
Ohio State
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Akron Kent gridiron clash ends in scoreless draw
Akron University and Kent State battled to a scoreless tie in Akron. Akron threatened five times inside the 20 yard line but was stopped by Kent’s stubborn defense. Chordar and Mahan sparked the Akron offense with key runs and a reliable pass game but failed to score.
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Golden Flash
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Buckeyes battles Pitt to scoreless tie at Pittsburgh
Ohio State and Pitt battled to a scoreless tie at Pitt Stadium as the Buckeyes, praised for a strong defense, held the Panthers in check in a tense game. Cramer and Heller starred for Ohio State while Pitt's Reider and Sebastian made key plays but could not advance.
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Eburgh
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Monahan
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Tne
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le Gelvaterra
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Gitman Hogan
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H Hinchman
Reider
Carroll Weinstock
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Valenti
Glouster High Loses 16-0 at New Lexington
Glouster High School fell to New Lexington 16 to 0 Friday afternoon. New Lexington tallied 12 points in the third quarter and six in the final period, while both teams were shut out in the first half.
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