Bobcats Hope For Weather Break Saturday
Boston University edged Western Reserve 7 0 in mud at Fenway Park as a series of blocking plays set up a 75 yard touchdown run. Key blocks came from G Davis Ragazzo Kelker and Wilson enabling Dixon to boot a 55 yard punt and Andrews to score.
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Art Krenz
NEA Service
Western
Eserve
Boston University
Fenway Park
Dixon
Johnny Andrews
Andrews
Reserve
G. Davis
Cleveland
Terriers
Frank Kelker
Red Cats
Ragazzo
Wilson
Parkc
PassAttack Is Big Hope For Victory In Buckeye Clash
Ohio University Bobcats sharpen aerial attack for Saturday showdown with Marshall College as weather affects passing drills and defense plans. Marshall braces to counter Ohio’s air game and faces a strong Big Four backfield led by Elkins Morelock Royer and Adkins with focus on kicking game and coverage.
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Mitch
Buckeye
Dayton
Bobcats
Ohio University
Marshall College
Ohio
Miami
Monk Montgomery
Bill Jurkovic
Flyers
Rio Grande
Marshall
Herd
Ohio Stadium
Redskins
Bobcat
Herb Royer
Jack Morelock
Everett Elkins
Bob Adkins
Elkins
Morelock
Royer
Adkins
Hunter
Russell
George Boehck
Open Davis Cup Return Dampens Local Tennis Dreams
Henry McLemore notes the Davis Cup’s return to the United States after 10 years hurts plans for a national open tennis championship. The Greenbrier event drew only nine amateurs, with top players staying away due to USTA amateur rules. He predicts future pro participation abroad and warns open tournaments may fade as long as amateur expenses are covered.
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Henry McLemore
ST. Louis
United States
Greenbrier Country Club
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
U.S.S.T.A
Greenbrier
Atlantic
Monument Planned At Wimereux For Marconi
A monument will be erected next year at Wimereux France on the site where Guglielmo Marconi set up a receiving station in 1899. It marks the place where the first wireless message crossed the English Channel was received.
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Wimereux
France
Guglielmo Marconi
War Admiral wins Church Hill purse in decisive Belmont era return
War Admiral, 1937 triple crown winner, returned to racing with a commanding mile and a sixteenth triumph at Laurel. He led from the start to beat Aneroid by three lengths, with Floradora third. He covered the distance in 1 46 and boosted season earnings to 145 470 for Seabiscuit era rivals.
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Laurel
Samuel D. Riddle
John A. Manfuso
Elmer D. Shaffer
Aneroid
Floradora
Washington
George Conway
Seabiscuit
Kent State Football Under Fire From Fans and Students
Kent State coach and athletic director G. Donald Starns faces criticism after a rocky season with one win and four defeats. The Kent Stater alleges poor conditioning and betting by players. The piece recalls prior coaching searches and Ohio State connections, plus notes on Western Reserve and other local figures and upcoming games drawing large crowds.
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Wolves
G. Donald
Rosie) Starns
Kent State
Starns
Kent Stater
Ashland High School
Jimmy Aiken
Canton McKinley High School
Aiken
Floyd Stahl
Mie
Ohio State
Bucks
Stahl
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Sharon
Bill Edwards
Western Reserve
Dave Stewart
Edwards
Massillon
Bill
Stewart
Players who think fast key to gridiron success
Coach Biff Jones highlights Nebraska quarterback Thurston Phelps as examples of quick thinking shaping games. The piece notes Nebraska 7-0 win over Missouri and 14-9 upset of Minnesota, plus Notre Dame beating Navy 9-7 with a third-string QB calling the plays. It also mentions Ohio State's late trick to beat Northwestern and Iowa's Nile Kinnick on 74-yard punt return against Michigan.
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George Kirkley
Chicago
Midwest
Biff Jones
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Thurston Phelps
Phelps
Jones
Missouri
Minnesota
Gophers
Avalanche
Rudy Gmitro
Michigan
Bernie Bierman
Notre Dame
Navy
Elmer Layden
Willard Hofer
Irish
Jack McCarthy
Ohio State
Northwestern
Mike Kabealo
Jim McDonald
McDonald
Kabealo
Nile Kinnick
Iowa
Wolverines
Kinnick
Big Ten
Bulldogs and Jackets Set Thursday Football Clash at Rufus Putnam Field
The Athens Bulldogs will face the Middleport Yellow Jackets Thursday at 2 30 on Rufus Putnam Field replacing Friday. Athens will lean on a strong running attack with backfield trio Wilson Coon Ramsey and Osborn showing improved precision in practice.
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Athens Bulldogs
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Rufus Putnam
Bulldogs
Wilson
Coon
Ramsey
Osborn
Shaughnessey Prefers Chicago Post to Buckeye Offer
Columbus reports reflect Clark Shaughnessey recalling an Ohio State coaching pursuit after being passed over in favor of Francis Schmidt. The Tulane to Chicago veteran laments missed Buckeye glory as Ohio State prepares for a long offensive drill against him this week.
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Columbus
U.P
Clark Shaughnessey
University of Chicago
Ohio State
Shaughnessey
The
Bucks
Francis A. Schmidt
Sam” Willaman
L. W. St
Dana Bible
Nebraska
Tulane
Nobel Kizer
Purdue
Buck Athletic
Schmidt
Chicago
Pointer vs Setter as Bird Dog Battle Never Settled
The article argues pointers lead in field trials but setters remain popular as shooting dogs. It notes breed traits, endurance, and size effects, highlighting examples of small dogs like Baby Ale and Peach Blossom and stressing a fighting heart as essential for field trial or hunting success.
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Ozark Ripley
East
Peach Blossom
Prince Lyndon
Buckeye Conference Faces Uncertain Future As Members Debate Exit
Ohio Wesleyan plans to withdraw from the Buckeye Conference amid long losses and financial strains. Denison and Wittenberg already left in prior years. Cincinnati weighs leaving over scheduling costs. Possible replacements eyed include Toledo and Miami, with Akron and Western Reserve unlikely.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan
George Gauthier
Wesleyan
Delaware
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Bearcat
Marshall
Ohio University
Western Reserve
University of Akron
University of Toledo
Red Cats
Cleveland
Reserve
Akron
Ohio
Miami
Toledo
C. W. Spears
Rockets
Spears
Don Budge Hurt In Auto Crash Near Los Angeles
World top amateur tennis star Donald Budge suffered cuts and bruises after his car left the road, went over a five foot ditch and turned over three times near Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
AUPI
Donald Budge
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Schmoldt
Alex Schoenbaum
Schoenbaum
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Maroon Post
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