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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
5
The piece notes confusion over coaching choices at Notre Dame and Ohio State after a tough defeat. It cites Willaman claiming fault and media speculation about replacements while press commentary blames poor judgment and high expectations following Michigan and Buckeye games.
In a column Kirksey hints at Michigan napping or beating opponents before the comeback. He notes Hobart looms as a national contender while Wolverines contend for top status this season.
Henry works as a chef while Bob and Roy play as outfielders. Walter serves as manager for the Indians, guiding the team through the season.
United Press reports from Michigan Purdue Notre Dame Northwestern Wisconsin Indiana and Illinois noting defensive tweaks pass drills captains and lineup shifts as teams prepare for upcoming clashes. Nick Lukats captains Notre Dame versus Pittsburgh while Bob Jones moves to fullback at Indiana.
In Los Angeles Dado from the Philippines outpointed Young Tommy from the Philippines in a 10 round non title or title contest to win state and national bantamweight honors. Harold Anderson kayoed Billy Papke Jr. from Chicago in 3 rounds. Babe Triscaro from Chicago beat Ernie Hood from Pasadena in six rounds.
Coach Don Peden plans to rest regulars and strengthen reserves for the Buckeye campaign after the Transylvania game. He notes good depth but says tailback is the critical spot, with Peaspanen a mystery and Hughes stepping up behind Snyder. Reserves work through offensive scrimmage, regulars limited to maintain freshness.
Three Heidelberg College football players Woodrow Lydley Webster Young and Karl Ernst were indefinitely suspended by Coach Ted Turney for violating training rules. They will not be in the lineup against Mt Union on Saturday.
Athens High School’s Thursday Nelsonville matchup prompts lineup questions as back field stays fixed while the line may shift. McKinley’s plans hinge on Henry’s return and Droz Mitchell moves if not. The Greyhounds pose a tougher test and Athens warns against overconfidence.
At St Louis Ray Steele defeated George Zaharas and Dr Karl Sarpolis, while Ernie Hefener, Fred Peterson, and Darna Ostopovich contended. Chief Chenchki and Jack Zarnas won or fell as listed. In Newark Mount Dean and Szabo battled to a draw with Rubio, Zarynoff, Nardi, Atlas, Strack and McArthur named among participants.
New York routs summary: players Friedman Newman and Herber vie for passing supremacy in the National Professional Football League. Friedman has 21 completions in 40 for 323 yards, Newman 20 in 41 for 434 aerial yards, and Herber 31 completions for 409 yards. Glenn Pressnell leads in points. Dun Battles and Jim Musick top ground gains for their teams. Luke Johnson tops pass catchers with 10 for 168 yards, followed by Paul Moss with nine for 168.
Ohio State coach Sam Willaman tests several fresh players in practice as he reshapes the lineup for the Northwestern game. Trevor Rees and Lud Yards split end and tackle duties, Ohn Kabealo saw time at fullback, and Stan Pincura alternated at quarterback with Carl Cramer. Freshmen prepared to use opponent plays against tech varsity.
New York October 25 Frankie Man Mountain Dean a 202 pound wrestler from George faces two foes, Jumping Joe Savoldi from Notre Dame and an unidentified assailant who struck the timekeeper’s bell at Laurel Garden. The bout ended in a draw after a chaotic brawl involving Dean’s wife Dorris. Dean recalls past clashes with Savoldi including a jaw fracture and a suspended match.
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