Buckeye Grid Rivalry Poised for Wesleyan Clash
Ohio Universitys Bobcats face Old Dominion style battles as they prepare for a key game at Delaware against Ohio Wesleyan. Don Peden warns not to underestimate the Bishops while noting Wesleyans strong passing attack and the Bobcats improving offense after Furman.
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Butler
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Miami
Bishops
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Redskins
Wesleyan
Delaware
DePauw
Muskingum
Wayne
Western Reserve
George Gauthier
George
Don Peden
Don
Bobcat
Many Stars Shining for Top Elevens
The feature highlights Penn and Michigan faces for an upcoming clash with standout linemen and backs from both sides. Fritz and Wistert anchor Michigan while Frick and Mendelson lead Penn, among a broad field of senior All-America prospects across colleges and positions.
Organize Touch Team Under Chester Riley
CHAUNCEY A group of Sugar Creek boys organize a passing touch team with leader Chester Riley of Athens. L. F. J. Mitchell L.T. H. McColley L.G. Kovalasti C. J. Bricker R.G. B. Lewis R. T. G. McColley R. F. W. Johnston Backfield Q.B. Carl Legg L.H.B. Arthur Chiki R.H.B. Bala Chiki F. B. T. Woods
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Arthur Chiki
R.H.B
Bala Chiki
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New Bedford fight results feature Henry outpoints Derazza
In New Bedford George Henry of Milwaukee won a ten round decision over Pete Derazza of New York at 147 pounds. In New York Ernie Vigh from Newburgh knocked out Ben Brown of Atlanta at 161 pounds in two rounds.
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Mass
George Henry
Milwaukee
Pete Derazza
New York
Ernie Vigh
Newburgh
N. Y
Ben Brown
Atlanta
Penn Ace Not Overawed By Tom Harmon's Feats
Francis Xavier Reagan of Penn, a 21 year old halfback, aims to outshine Michigan star Tom Harmon in the Penn Michigan game. Reagan, who lives at St Bede's chapel and attends Catholic student events, has previously outgained Harmon but calls him the greatest back he has seen. His family travels from Philadelphia to watch the matchup as Reagan seeks All American status.
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Tom Harmon
Philadelphia
Francis Xavier Reagan
Michigan
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Maryland
Yale
Princeton
Tiger
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Reagan
Tom
Harmon
University of Pennsylvania
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Catholic Students’ Organization
Germantown
Chitter Chatter notes from sports and society columns
Eddie Brietz reports light gossip from sports and social circles. J M Sanderson’s 29 year coaching run at Morningside College stands out amid lighter notes about Pete Snead, Pat Mullen, and a Buffalo room mate wedding gift. Dick Chapman’s French amateur trophy saga adds a playful jab at France and history.
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New York
J. M. Sanderson
Morningside College
Ian Snead
Pete
Hot Springs
Floyd Giebbel
Tiger
Pat Mullen
Buffalo
Butch
Pat
West Virginia
Personal mentions unfold in wartime sports and theater chatter
Ernie Lanigan, famed press agent for the International League, eyes Cooperstown. Harry Mendel returns to Broadway after a Montreal bike race run. Bill Rayburn of McAlester, Mrs. Luther Coulter of San Angelo, and others seek information. Bo Johnson’s illegal kickoff is waved off by officials. Ed Mencken notes Walter Camp’s All-America pick to Gipp in 1920. Pepper Martin’s departure signals the Gas House in Detroit.
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International League
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Hall of Fame
Ernie
Harry Mendel
Broadway
Montreal
Bill Rayburn
McAlester
Okla
Luther Coulter
San Angelo
Tex
Bo Johnson
Ed Mencken
Elizabeth City
N. C
George Gipp
Walter Camp
Cobwebs Span Time and Name Origin Cobwebs
Cobwebs are made by a tiny spider though rarely seen at work. The word cob is an old English term for spider, linking common dust to the craft of a patient arachnid.
Tobacco consumption in the United States rises sharply in period
The report shows tobacco usage jumping from 381 million pounds to 900 million pounds, a 136 percent increase, highlighting a substantial rise in consumption within the nation.
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United States
European champ Kayoes Reeves in Cleveland bout
European champion Anton Christoforidis knocked out Jim Reeves of Cleveland at 2 44 of the second round in a ten round light heavyweight fight. Reeves, a national Golden Gloves standout, had been among possible title challengers.
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Cleveland
Anton Christoforidis
Jimmy Reeves
Reeves
Six-Man Football Makes Athens Debut At Bulldog Jacket Game
Athens hosts its first six man football showcase during the Athens Middleport game. Two squads from 24 players, the All Americans Bull Puppies Buckeyes and Blue Devils, will play ten minutes between halves. Teams split into three linemen and three backs with similar rules to varsity, and a two-point kick after TD. Standings show Buckeyes nine two one, Blue Devils eight three one, Bull Puppies two seven three, All Americans one seven four.
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Athens
George Geyer
Ray Oliver
All Americans
Bull Puppies
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Oliver
Har Old Finsterwald
Elmer Guseman
Jerry Quest
Ted Neutzling
John Hyre
Bill Abraham
Bob Hawk
Jim Westfall
Bill Rose
John Good
Bob Cable
Bob Kerns
Wendel Drake
George Beasley
Bob Tate
Dick Clippinger
Bill Beckley
Charles Abraham
John Milar
Julian Snyder
Bob Ayres
Alvin Rosser
Dick Sands
F. J. Beaseley
Roy Yaw
Junior Bartlett
Don Moore
Gerald Barstow
Notre Dame Line Brings No Standout Star to Fore
Notre Dame's six man forward wall, built by line coach Joe Boland, is praised for speed and team spirit. He notes there is no single standout. the unit includes ends Bob Dove and John O'Brien, tackles Tom Gallagher and Paul Lillis, guards Pete Kelly and John Gubanich, and center Bob Osterman.
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Ind
Notre Dame
Joe Boland
Boland
Pacific
Georgia Tech
Carnegie
Bob Dove
John O'Brien
Tom Gallagher
Paul Lillis
Pete Kelly
John Gubanich
Bob Osterman
Indiana Eleven At Crossroads Faces Northwestern Duel
Bo McMillin’s Indiana team enters a pivotal week with a likely Big Ten exposure depending on a win over Northwestern after a 10-6 victory vs Iowa. Harold Zimmer drives a potential running game with Hursh passing, while questions linger about Ohio State and remaining conference foes.
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Indiana Eleven
Chicago
Indiana University
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Hoosiers
Iowa
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Minnesota
Eight counties account for a quarter of U.S. manufacturing value
The text lists eight counties producing 25 percent of the nation’s total manufacturing value. They are Cook County Illinois Wayne Michigan New York New York Philadelphia Pennsylvania Los Angeles California Allegheny Pennsylvania Cuyahoga Ohio and Erie New York.
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Cook County
Ill
Wayne, Mich
New York
N. Y
Philadelphia
Noise Hazard Highlighted by Dr Foster Kennedy
Dr Foster Kennedy of Cornell warns that noise is a major hazard in modern life, contributing to chronic ill health and premature aging.
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Foster Kennedy
Cornell
Wrestling Results From Minneapolis Indianapolis Card
Maurice Tillett of 268 pounds from France defeated Sockeye McDonald 211 pounds of Oregon by 20 17. Jules LaRance 185 pounds from Canada beat Billy Thom Bloomington Ind in straight falls.
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Minneapolis
Maurice
the Angel
Tough Bunch at Catholic University Boxing Line
Washington report notes every member of Catholic University's line is a boxing team member, signaling a unified squad approach and potential depth in weight classes.
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Washington
Catholic University
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