Itchy Musings and Odds on a Troubled Season
The summary reports a jumbled set of notes on forecast trends in baseball and football from a period source. It mentions varying sports outcomes, season records, and transfers with references to Cronin, Yawkey, and teams like Georgia Tech, Penn State, Northwestern, Notre Dame, and Michigan.
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Dame
Wisconsin
Penn
Texas
California
Geo! Tech
Vanderbilt
Oregon
Ohio Bobcats Face West Virginia in Biggest Test Yet
Ohio University prepares for a pivotal Saturday game at Parkersburg against West Virginia, the strongest opponent on the schedule this season. The Bobcats must cut fumbles and improve the passing game after a strong showing against Marshall, aided by Diehl and Schmidt on the ground and solid line blocking.
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Ohio University
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Bobcats
West Virginia Wesleyan
Duquesne
Washington & Lee
Davis-Elkins
Pitt
Temple
Princeton
Marshall College
Ohio
Bobcat
Thundering Herd
Ohio Eleven
West
Marshall
Wendell Diehl
Diehl
Bill Schmidt
Burnison
Priode
Herd
John Zontini
Zontini
Rose Bowl bid hinges on Coast officials selection
Ambiguous reports say 25 Rose Bowl opponents depend on Pacific Coast officials. The scene in California notes growing hope for top contenders as midfield leaders contemplate chances to defend titles and reach bowl play.
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A. Calif
Uup
Pacific Coast
Local Visitors and Guests Reported in Bishopville
Bishopville families welcomed relatives and friends from Huntington Logan Glouster Nelsonville and Akron. Highlights include Jo Ann Watkins from Ironton visiting grandparents J M and Mrs. Watkins and Dean Watkins returning from Akron after a short visit.
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J. M. Watkins
Jo Ann Watkins
Ironton
B. L. Harbest
Huntington
W. Va
C. Pedicord
Logan
William Ginsberg
Fred Hambel
Ferndale
Dean Pedicord
Dean Watkins
Akron
Floyd Smith
Don Withem
Glouster
Marguerite McDonald
Mary Margaret, Milbosa
Ohio Conference Leaders Will Have Hard Week-End
Ohio Northern and Wooster lead the hot Ohio Conference race with four straight wins as next Saturday’s schedule tests the balance. Muskingum and Denison also sit with four wins and a tie, while Xavier Baldwin-Wallace and Toledo aim to rise. key matchups include Toledo at Bowling Green and Denison versus Otterbein. Buckeye and Buckeye Conference games shape the weekend with Kenyon, Mt. Union, and others in action.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Northern
Wooster
Denison
Muskingum
Xavier
Baldwin-Wallace
Toledo
Northern
Polar Bears
Wittenberg
Springfield
Reavely
Otterbein
Granville
Rough Riders
Bowling Green
John Carroll
Akron
Kenyon
Ashland
Heidelberg
Capital
Hiram
Kent State
Mt. Union
Marietta
Miami
Marshall
Ohio University
Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan
Oxford
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Ohio State
Buckeye State
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Sam Willaman
Oberlin
Allegheny
Holbrook
Bluffton
West Virginia
Findlay
Davis-Elkins
Jewish Appeal Move Brings Two Millions
Ohio Jewish communities have pledged $85 100 to the United Jewish Appeal since March as part of a drive to raise $3 million this year for relief of Jews in Germany and other lands and for settlement in Palestine. By Oct 15 pledges from 525 communities in 30 states totaled $1 625 000 and are expected to rise with local campaigns.
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New York
Ohio
United Jewish Appeal
Harry L. Glucksman
Germany
Palestine
Class of Southwestern Conference backfield stars praised
Mead Coach Bray Morrison picks Bohn Hilliard of Texas as the standout backfield man in the Southwestern Conference. He lists Gilbreath McCauley Shuford Lawrence LaForge and Ray Fuqua among top backs, with Beasley Jordan Spiney Harrison and Stamps Wetzel noted for line play and guards, while Charley Coates is the standout center. Morrison says he is not yet selecting a full All Southwestern eleven.
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Dallas
Tex
Bohn Hilliard
Texas
Chevigny
Gilbreath
McCauley
Little McCauley
Ricé
Shuford
Lawrence
Texas Christian
LaForge
Arkansas
Rucker
Ray Fuqua
Ray
Beasley
Jordan
Texas A. & M
Grose Close
Spiney
Harrison
Stamps
Wetzel
Charley Coates
Richard McKibben 84 Dies Near Zaleski
Richard McKibben 84 a Vinton County resident for over 30 years died at his home near Zaleski late Saturday night Surviving are his wife four daughters Mrs Ed Harbarger and Mrs Elza Harbarger of Akron Mrs James LaCollette and Mrs Grace Carsey Athens five sons Ralph Athens Everett George Norman and Allen near Zaleski Funeral services were held from his home today with interment at Pleasame Valley Cemetery
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Zaleski
Richard McKibben
Vinton County
Laltian McKibben
Ed Harbarger
Elza Harbarger
Akron
James LaCollette
Grace Carsey
Athens
Ralph
Everett
George
Norman
Allen
Pleasame Valley Cemetery
Jug Battle at Minneapolis Is Feature Game
Oscar Munson guards the Little Brown Jug in Minnesota Chicago reports a clash with Michigan at Minneapolis. Minnesota pursues a fourth straight win after routing Iowa 48 to 12 while Michigan eyes its first victory since 1907. Chicago faces Purdue, Purdue eyes the conference crown, and other Big Ten actions unfold across campuses with sellout crowds anticipated.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Oscar Munson
Minnesota
Michigan
Oscar
Iowa
Illinois
Wolverines
Tilmots
Army
Champaign
Purdue
Boilermakers
Missouri
Duane Purvis
Jim Carter
Carnegie Tech
Wisconsin
Rice Institute
Notre Dame
Town
Indiana
Bloomington
Northwestern
Evanston
Wildcats
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Western Reserve
Ohto State
Sam Willaman
Cleveland
LSU Looms as Possibility for Rose Bowl Bid
Baton Rouge fans discuss Louisiana State University as a potential Rose Bowl contender after a 29 to 6 victory over Vanderbilt in Nashville. Huey Long’s visit, with special trains and a stirring crowd, boosts hopes as LSU could attract a larger turnout and sway Rose Bowl officials.
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Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Louisiana State University
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
California
Vanderbilt Gam
Lions and Bears Deadlocked as NFL Week Ends
Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears both won their seventh straight game as NFL action continued. Detroit routed Portsmouth 35 to 0 while Chicago beat Green Bay 27 to 14. Ken Strong led the Giants past Philadelphia 17 to 0 as Boston and other results noted.
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Chicago
Detr Lions
Chicago Bears
Lions
Portamouth
Cincinnati Reds
Bears
Bay Packers
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Green Bay
Boston
Philadelphia
Prilyn
Ken Strong
Giants
Brooklyn
Boston Redskins
Ice Green
Half Way Mark Finds Favorite Established Across Regions
College football title contenders assess the 1934 season midway as Army Navy Dartmouth Princeton and Syracuse hold undefeated marks in the East. Michigan Minnesota and Illinois lead the Midwest while Texas Rice and Utah teams stand strong in the Southwest and Rocky Mountain regions.
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New York
Army
Navy
Dartmouth
Princeton
Syracuse
Illinois
Washington & Lee
Harvard
Ynx
Yale
Indians
PITT
Fordham
St. Mary's
Southern Methodist
Tennessee
Panthers
Notre Dame
George Washington
Vanderbilt
Mary Cross
Temple
Columbia
Cornell
New York University
Carnegie
Penn
Lafayette
Mid-West
Minnesota
Chicago
Purdue
Gophers
Michigan
Indiana-Iowa
Northwestern-Wiscon
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Far East
Stanford
Washington
Washington State
Oregon State
St. Mary's Gaels
Southwest
Rice
Owls
Texas
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Uta Aggies
Utah Aggies
Brigham Young
Heekin Tops Big Ten Scoring With 24 Points
Chicago October 29. Dick Heekin of Ohio State regained the Big Ten scoring lead with 24 points after a touchdown against Northwestern. Jay Berwanger of Chicago dropped to second with 22 points after a late penalty review reversed one of his two touchdowns against Indiana.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Jay Berwanger
Dick Heekin
Ohio State
Berwanger
Indiana
Tommy Flinn
Maroon
J. H. Nichols
Oberlin College
Flinn
Saturday's Stars by The Associated Press
BILL SHEPHERD Western Maryland scored 2 points against St Thomas with a touchdown two extra points and two field goals Julius Alphonse Minnesota sprinted 77 yards for a touchdown in rout of Iowa Vann ie Alban ez Syracuse dashed 54 yards for one of his three touchdowns against Brown Ray Smith Rice caught Wallace's pass and ran for a late touchdown to beat Texas Bob Grayson Stanford plunged through USC line for two touchdowns Ken Sandbach Princeton scored once and threw two more tallies against Cornell Tristan da Cunha hosts 700 sheep 300 cattle 50 donkeys and about 300 fowl no pigs
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Bill Shepherd
Maryland
St. Thomas
Julius Alphonse
Minnesota
Towa
Vannie Albanez
Syracuse
Brown
Ray Smith
Rice
Wallace
Texas
Bob Grayson
Stanford
New Joe E Brown Film at Ohio Is Side Slitting Comedy
Joe E Brown stars in a six day bicycle race comedy at the Ohio theater with gags and thrills. The tale follows a village trickster who joins a racing team leading to jail, then rivalry, spills on the real track and a string of riotous situations.
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Joe E. Brown
Ohio
Joe B. Brown
Ohio Theater
Earl Baldwin
Joe
Don Juan
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