National championship football title chase narrows
The piece surveys top college teams for the national crown with Notre Dame, Southern California, Pittsburgh, Princeton, Army, Fordham, Tennessee, Alabama, Duke, Georgia, Arkansas, Nebraska and Michigan highlighted. It notes recent losses and upcoming tests shaping who may claim the throne. Michigan and Nebraska lead the field with Wolverines facing a tough slate and Nebraska keeping a clean record amid key divisional games.
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Titans
Tennessee
Alabama
Duke
Georgia
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Texas Christian
Nebraska
Michigan
Mid- West
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Wolverine
Wittenberg First of Three Foes for Ohio U Football
Ohio University prepares for a three game road stretch and a busy Buckeye Conference month by facing Wittenberg in Springfield. Don Peden aims to balance strength with more aerial plays, hopeful for a healthier Lutherans squad led by coach Bill Stobbs.
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Ohio University
Springfield
Wittenberg
Buckeye
Ohio
Bobcats
Ohio Stadium
Weat Liberty
Lutherans
Don Peden
Bill Stobbs
Stobbs
Earl Wright
Bill
Peden
Varsity
Transylvania
Don
Transy
New ABAT League Forms With Four Member Schools
A four team boys and girls basketball league replacing the Athens County League is formed as the ABAT League. Members are Rome, Troy, Ames Bern, and Bartlett. Each team plays six games, both home and away, all games on Fridays with one per night except one double bill. Officials include Gorham, Stewart, Lackey, Hughes, Doll, Rhoades of Ohio University, and Hieber of Marietta. Schedule lists games from November 3 to February 16 at Bartlett, Ames Bern, Coolville, Stewart, and Coolville venues.
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Rome
Troy
Ames Bern
Jack Gorham
Stewart
Harry Lackey
Red Hughes
Howard Doll
Jack Rhoades
Ohio University
Carl Hieber
Marietta
Bartlett
Ames-Bern
Coolville
Ohio U Away-Game Tickets On Sale At Athletic Office
Tickets for three away games are available through Athletic Director O. C. Bird. Prices include tax: Wit tenberg $1.19, Marshall $1.50, Cincinnati $1.20.
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Ohio University
O. C. Bird
Wittenberg
Marshall
Cincinnati
Rams Get Test Against Gaels Of St. Mary's
St. Marys Gaels led by Edward Slip Madigan head east to face Fordham in New York after two big west coast battles. Key players Fred Caminus and George Wilson shine as Canrinus fuels a strong attack while punter Malcolm Fesse injures knee.
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Rams
St. Mary’s
Chicago
U.P
Gaels
St. Mary's
Fordham
New York
Edward
Slip) Madigan
Knute Rockne
West Coast
Fred Canrinus
George Wilson
Canrinus
Southern California
Trojans
Erskine
Wilson
Caminus
Homer Griffiths
Cotton Warburton
Malcolm Fiese
Madigan
Notre Dame
Wrestling results from multiple cities with various bouts
In Minneapolis Abe Kashey of New York defeated Mike Bremen of Austria after 50 minutes. Herby Graber of St Louis beat Jack Hader from Manhattan Kansas in 15 minutes. Bobby Hein of St Paul defeated Homer Wright of Kansas City in 2 1/2 minutes. In Kansas City Earl Lacy of Ness City pinned Ray from Houston while Ermak Harkovsky of Russia beat Jack Knoehe of Toronto. In Phoenix Steve Strelich of Pasadena defeated Buddy O'Brien of New York. In New York Jim Browning of Missouri defeated Sandor Szabo of Hungary to retain title claims. Man Mountain Dean of Georgia defeated Joe Savoldi of Michigan by disqualification. Bert Rubi of Hungary defeated Bruno Gerassino of Italy. Vic Christie of California defeated Rudy Dusek of Omaha. Sammy Stein of New York defeated Martin Zykoff of Russia. Ed Don George of Canada drew Nick Lutze of California.
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Minneapolis
Abe Kashey
New York
Mike Brendel
Austria
Herby Graber
St. Louis
Jack Hader
Manhattan
Kan
Bobby Hein
St. Paul
Homer
Bearcat) Wright
Kansas City
Earl Lacy
Ness City
Chief Ray
Houston
Texas
Ermak Harkovsky
Russia
Jack Knoehe
Toronto
Phoenix
Ariz
Steve Strelich
Pasadena
Calif
Buddy O'Brien
Jim Browning
Missouri
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Man Mountain Dean
Georgia
Joe Savoldi
Michigan
Bert Rubi
Bruno Gerassino
Italy
Vic Christie
California
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Sammy Stein
Martin Zykoff
Ed Don George
Canada
Nick Lutze
Four Teams In Race for State Crown
Ohio high school football clubs remain in contention for the state title among about 200 class A squads. Notables include Steppenville Mansfield Canton McKinley and Springfield with several undefeated or near undefeated records.Key matchups loom as Canton McKinley tangles with Steubenville next Saturday and Mansfield faces Akron Garfield while Youngstown South meets Warren Harding in a showdown drawing anticipated crowds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Steppenville
Mansfield
Canton McKinley
Springfield
Youngstown South
Warren Harding High Schools
Warren
Akron Weat
College football notes from Notre Dame to Indiana teams
Notre Dame captain Ray Brancheau of Monroe Michigan will lead the squad against Navy after a rib injury. Michigan refines pass defense for Illinois with Jack Heston set to play. Wisconsin plans no changes for Chicago as Dehnert Femar and Koenig return. Illinois focuses on tackles to stop Michigan’s ground game. Purdue faces Carnegie Tech as the latter remains unbeaten. Minnesota prepares for Northwestern with ball handling drills after Ohio State loss. Indiana works on plays designed to counter Ohio State Northwestern game strategies.
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South Bend
Ind
Ray Brancheau
Monroe
Mich
Notre Dame
Navy
Brancheau
Pittsburgh
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Illinois
Champaign
Jack Heston
Chicago
Ilinois
Madison
Wis
Doc Spears
Wisconsin
Purdue
Dehnert
Femar
Koenig
Bloomington
Indiana
Billy Hayes
Ohio State
Ohio State Northwestern
Hoosiers
Buckeyes
Boxing results from Boston Holyoke Newark and Lasalle shows
Fights in Boston Worcester Holyoke Newark and Lasalle feature title bouts and decisions. Vince Dundee beat Lou Brouillard to win the world middleweight title in Boston. Werther Arcelli defeated Tommy Romano in Worcester. Lou Amb er bested Paris Apice in Holyoke. Dick Madden defeated Lou Foster in Boston. Art Chapdelaine defeated Johnny Ladao in Springfield. Harry Jacobs beat Tommy Riew in Newark. Maxie Fisher defeated Joe Regis in Newark. Jackie Sharkey won a two round decision over Young Geno in Lasalle.
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Boston
Vince Dundee
Newark
N. J
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Werther Arcelli
Italy
Tommy Romano
Watertown
Frank Wilson
Everett
Jan Cawsky
Lana
Holyoke
Lou Amber
Herkimer
N. Y
Paris Apice
Dundee Beats Brouillard in 15 Round Middleweight Bout
New and Old Vince Dundee ruled the middleweight ranks by decisively defeating Lou Brouillard in a 15 round bout last night. Dundee won eight rounds while Brouillard had an edge in only four.
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Vince Dundee
Lou Brouillard
Ben Jeby
Dundee
Brouillard
Vince Dundee Crowned Middleweight Champion In Boston
Vince Dundee of Newark defeated Lou Brouillard of Worcester in a 15 round decision before nearly 10,000 fans at Boston Garden to claim the middleweight title. Dundee earned eight rounds on the scoring with a sharp jab and countering overhand rights, while Brouillard’s defense faded. Gate reached 15021 dollars. Dundee's share 12 1 2 percent. Brouillard received the champion’s 37 1 2 percent.
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Boston
U.P
Vince Dundee
Newark
N. J
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Vince
Joe
Boston Garden
New Jersey
Brouillard
Ben Jeby
Dundee
Alice
Bulldogs Drill On Air Attack For St. Marys
Athens high footballers work on this week stressing more spirit to win the three remaining games. Speiser throws well though receivers fail to shake free. Boggs struggles with low passes and is replaced by Mansfield. Olson and Coury back in uniform but not drills. Olson may play next Friday.
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Pete McKinley
Athens High
St. Mary's
Speiser
Whipple
Brickels
Tribe
Bulldog
Boggs
Mansfield
Buckeyes Seek Secret Practices Ahead of Indiana
Ohio State's football squad requested secret workouts this week for the Indiana game at Ohio Stadium. Co Captain Sid Gillman sustained a knee injury and may play Saturday. Jack Smith and Max Padiow suffered minor injuries from the Northwestern game. Coach Sam Willaimah missed practice due to a nephew's death in Cleveland. Line coach Birnie Godfrey led the practice in his absence.
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Columbus
U.p—Ooohio State
Indiana
Ohio Stadium
Sid Gillman
Jack Smith
Max Padiow
Northwestern
Sam Willaimah
Frank Willaenan
Cleveland
Birnie Godfrey
Willaman
Ohio college scoring leaders spree across Buckeye teams
Bob Snyder leads Ohio college scorers with 14 of his team's 33 points for Case against Oberlin. Jerry Welling of Toledo U adds two touchdowns to reach 42 points, second in the state. Ed Bahoric of Baldwin Wallace has 34, while Jack Hart Wilberforce and Kenny Jordan Xavier trail with 31 each. Samuelson and George Wertz of Ohio Wesleyan share eight touchdowns. Len Fertig Miami tops the Buckeye Conference with 2 points per game in three games. John Zontini Marshall is second with 19.
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Dave Samuelson
Ray Ride
Case
Oberlin
Ohio
Jerry Welling
Toledo University
Bowling Green
Ed Bahoric
Baldwin- Wallace
Jack Hart
Wilberforce
Kenny Jordan
Xavier
School of Samuelson
Welling
Toledo
Badaric Baldwin-Wallec
Hart Wilberforce Ewww Ween
Jordan
Xavier Mene Ee
Ewene
Snyder
Uwenede
Gedeon
Baldwin-Wallace
Wertz
Ohio Wesleyan
WILLS
Unce A
Thomas, Findlay
Fertig
Miami
Powell
Muskingum
White
Wing
Adjective King Advance Man Hypes St. Marys Football
California publicist Will Stevens arrives in New York to drum up hype for St. Marys football. He brands players with grand terms, describing halfbacks as triple threat and defenders as battering rams, while likening backs to towering Kezar Stadium figures.
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New York
U.P
California
Will Stevens
Vanderbilt
St. Mary's
Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Pickett
John Yezerski
Kezar Tower
Kezar Stadium
Stewart High schedule lists 17 basketball games for season
Stewart High School unveils a 17 game season including six ABAT League fixtures. Opening doubleheader November 17 features New Marshfield and Carbondale. Coach George Lockman aims for rebuilding with seven lettermen gone from last year.
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Stewart High School
New Marshfield
Carbondale
George Lockman
Ohio University
I Loved a Woman at the Ohio with Tobin and Robinson
Genevieve Tobin impresses in a strong dramatic turn as the unloved wife in I Loved a Woman at the Ohio Theater with Edward G. Robinson and Kay Francis. The piece centers on a love triangle and Tobin’s sharp, vindictive spying as she awaits her husband’s financial ruin.
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Ohio
G. Robinson
Majestic
Warner Baxte Court
Jessie Matthews
Genevieve Tobin
Ohio Theater
Edward G. Robinson
Kay Francis
Miss Tobin
Miss Francis
Robinson
New York City
Paris
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Bob Zuppke
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Lasalle
Jackie Sharkey
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Mr. Fellowes
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Warner Baxter
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Majestic Theater
Rko-Radio Pictures
S. Fowler Wright
Sidney Blackmer
Peggy Shannon
Lois Wilson
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Claire
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