Ohio Bobcats Battle Wesleyan in Tie While Eyes Turn to Miami
Mitch's Musings reviews Ohio University's football aftermath of a scoreless tie with Ohio Wesleyan. Offensive struggles and stout Wesleyan sweeps hurt the Bobcats, who must refocus for next Saturday's game at Oxford against Miami, amid a season that already includes a tie and lessons learned.
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Bobcats Struggle With Passing And Blocking Shortfalls
Ohio Bobcats labor on offense with poor passing and stalled running as Risaliti is pressured from the Bishop line. Jim Snyder and Bill Heinz show late bursts but lack blocking support, limiting scoring chances and highlighting a disappointing season for the aerial game.
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Ragtime Football Revue Upsets Awe Fans Across Cast
Clark Shaughnessy remains football’s toast coast to coast as upsets hit the gridiron. Ohio State fell to Cornell, Syracuse toppled Columbia, Auburn crushed Georgia Tech, Wisconsin surprised Purdue, and Army beat Lafayette 19 to 0 as Navy forecasts loom.
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Michigan Melody and College Grid Notes
Rhythms of college football with praise for Georgetown and critique of schedules. Moravian’s scoring spree ends Hartwick 66 to 0 as other games produce few thrills. Yale Harvard Cornell Princeton Rutgers spar in lighthearted exchange. Joe Lamanna of NYU saves a Georgetown punt on the one yard line for a Georgetown touchdown.
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Jacksonville Group Tours Athens Plants on Educational Trip
A National Youth Administration project group from Athens County toured Athens Messenger offices and the Stedman Packing House on Tuesday. Participants included Thelma Whaley Mazzetta Tittle Geraldine Hoistingon Edna Cartwright Mildred Carsey and Oden Ellis. Men interested in Trade School welding and other free trades are invited to report at Jacksonville Grade School on Oct 30 at 6 p.m.
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November grid leads in major college football
The weekly card surveys decisive November games across conferences. Cornell’s 21-7 win over Ohio State boosts the Big Red, while Navy’s 21-0 victory over Yale leaves Cornell as the Ivy League’s sole national-title contender.
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John Algeo Hooks 13-Pound Muskellunge
Johnny Algeo caught a 35 inch 13 pound green muskie Sunday afternoon in Shade River while fishing with F D Forsyth. It took 20 minutes to land after six hours of casting and Fish Management Agent Lee S Roach noted it as the best specimen seen and aligned with similar fish nets in the area.
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Vinton Personal and Brief Social Notes
Mrs Edna Harmon and daughters of Addison spent a night with Mrs Harmons mother Mrs Godfrey Mr and Mrs Wilmer Siegfried Columbus visited the latter s parents Mr and Mrs F B Ralph recently Mr Ralph continues to improve following a recent illness Mr and Mrs Frank Wallace and daughter and Eileen Godfrey spent one evening last week in Gallipolis Mr and Mrs Alfred Hartsook and daughters Helen and Mrs Esta Angle spent Saturday in Gallipolis Mrs Vennie Butler was in Columbus last week for medical treatment Mrs Lucille Freshcorn is home after spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs John Spires in Marion Eleanor daughter of Mr and Mrs Elsie Hartsook is slowly recovering following a second surgical operation She was recently brought home from Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Louis Vance who has employment in Detroit visited his father Dane Vance recently
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Ohio State Contends Snavely Did Not Signal From Bench
Ohio State athletic director L. W. St John and coach Francis Schmidt called Carl Snavely's bench signaling unwarranted after a 21 to 7 loss at Ithaca. Snavely denied the claim noting officials were empowered to act, while Schmidt mocked the accusation and cited tied shoes during substitutions.
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Tribe Bosses Discuss Vitt Fate As Pilot
Cleveland officials gathered to decide the 1941 manager as Oscar Vitt’s fate loomed. Alva Bradley said talks included Bucky Harris and Luke Sewell with directors to decide today. Harris, Sewell, Mickey Cochrane, and Roger Peckinpaugh were named possibles amid dissent at the club.
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Bears Crush Giants For Fourth Straight Victory
The Chicago Bears won their fourth in a row by defeating the New York Giants 37 to 21 on Sunday. Analysts including Jock Sutherland and Dutch Clark praised the Bears as a top collection of players. The weekend also featured Washington’s sixth straight win and Green Bay’s 24 to 8 triumph over Pittsburgh.
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Revival at Bradford Draws Large Crowd
The Bradford Revival ended with a record 236 in church Sunday night and 165 in Bible School in the morning at Bally Ray. Evangelist L. E. Evans of Hebron preached on Advance the Kingdom. Nine candidates were baptized at Middleport Church of Christ. Three new members will be received at the Bradford church tonight in a planned program.
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Youngstown Star Sees Scoring Crown Slip in Ohio College Race
Kent State senior Mickey Mituga and Heidelberg sophomore Fenton Wolfe each post 48 49 points as they pace Ohio college scoring led by Mituga 49 Aiello 43 and a list of top scorers from Youngstown Toledo Wittenberg DeSales Xavier Ohio State Wilberforce and others. The results shift the state standings with Kent State and Heidelberg atop the boards and Aiello returning from injury to score.
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Football Results From Various Colleges On Saturday
A roundup of college football scores includes St Francis 51 over De Sales 6, Xavier 20 over John Carroll 0, Detroit 10 over Villa Nova 0, Long Island 14 over St Marys Texas 7, St Vincent 25 over Canisius 20, La Salle 20 over Mount St Mary's 0, and St Francis Pa 51 over De Sales 6. Saturday night results feature LSU 7 over Vanderbilt 0, Miss State 26 over N C State 10, Catawba 40 over Guilford 0, Tampa 65 over S Georgia Teachers 14, St Thomas 32 over St Marys Minn 0. Also Spearfish 33 over Huron 0, Youngstown 28 over Tenn Tech 13, Augustana Ill 20 over N Cent 7, Arizona State 0 over Texas Minnes tie, Texas A and I 38 over Daniel Baker 6, Arizona 24 over Oklahoma A M, Nevada 40 over Eastern New Mexico College 6, and Loyola Cal 20 over College of the Pacific 0.
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