Questions and Answers on the Football Game
Mitch Krieger and Finsterwald publish a 160 question pamphlet on football rules. The piece notes how youth and experience clash in sport and recalls golf paragraphs about predicting winners, praising uncertainty and arguing football picks are wiser than golf picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsterwald
Krieger
Rules meeting to discuss 1931 football rules in Ohio
Sept 3 report notes a state wide gathering of coaches players and officials to discuss 1931 football rules. The Ohio High School Athletic Association and major collegiate bodies sponsor the event with the Ohio Association of Football Officials. The meeting on Sept 12 is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JMBUS
U.P
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Ohio Association of Football Officials
Baseball scores and game-by-game results from a National and American League doubleheader
The scores show multiple games with New York and Boston facing off, plus Washington and Philadelphia, Cleveland and Chicago, New York and St Louis, Detroit and St Louis, and other matchups. Notable figures include pitchers Hubbell and O'Farrell, and batters Parmalee, Hogan, Lasnacq, Cunningham, and Bool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bosted Newseason
Hubbell
O'Farrell
Hogan
Seibold
Haid
Sera
Possor
Parmalee
Lasnacq
Cunningham
Bool
Washington
Philadelphia
Crowder
Spencer
Mahaffey
Earnshaw
Cochrane
Cleveland
Chicago
Eea
Qiatder
Myatt
Faber
Ate
Olin
Sewell
Thomas
York
LiSenbee
Moore
Berry
Andrews
Rhodes
Dickey
Jorgens
Detroit
St. Louis
Sorrell
Hayworth
Gray
Kimsay
Ferrell
Neaemnihiibanlieen
T. Louis
Bkogsett
Grabowski
Blaeholdw
Bengough
Heidelberg Backfield Speed Boosts 1931 Football Bid
Heidelberg College, Ohio Conference champions, enters 1931 with 10 lettermen and strong reserves. Turney’s veterans include Abe Yourist George Ihnat Curtis Spuhler John Eshach Charles Wilcox William Brandy Lester Heistand Jerry Feagles Donald Taylor Robert Morris. Season opens Sept 26 versus Hope with a schedule including Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg Otterbein Ashland Muskingum and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
U.P
Heidelberg College
Ted Turney
Abe Yourist
Toledo
Ohio
George Ihnat
Lakeside
Curtis Spuhler
Cuyahoga Falls
John Eshach
Akron
Charles Wilcox
Marysville
William Brandy
Lester Heistand
Miamisburg
Jerry Feagles
Donald Taylor
Marion
Robert Morris
John Zipfel
Oak Harbor
Bernard Rosenblatt
John Damm
Wadsworth
Burr Simpson
Wendell Sweet
Cleveland
Paul Smith
Bloomville
Carl McElheny
Heidelberg
Hope
Mich
College
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Otterbein
Ashland
Muskingum
Cincinnati
Van Ryn and Allison Capture Doubles Title
Wilmer Allison of Austin and John Van Ryn of Philadelphia won the national doubles championship with straight sets over Gregory Mangin and Berkeley Bell. The scoreline read 6-4 8-6 6-3, sealing their first title together after a runner-up finish last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Hill
Mass
U.P
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Berkeley Bell
van Ryn
Allison
George Lott, Jr
Chicago
John Doeg
N J
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
Veteran Ouimet and Yates Lead Old Guard at National Amateur
In Beverly, Francis Ouimet and Ducky Yates survived two rounds to reach the quarterfinals of the National Amateur golf championship. They face a rising field including Billy Howell and Paul Jackson, both under 26, as 18 to 26 year olds overtake veterans in a 36 hole sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Jimmy Johnston
Phil Perkins
Cyril Tolley
Max Marston
Chick Evans
Oscar Willing
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Bobby Jones
George Kirkley
U.P
Arthur
Ducky
Billy Howell
Richmond
Paul Jackson
Kansas City
Bailiwick
Howell
Slim
Virginia
Beverly
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Neb
Pebble Beach
Owen Covey
Salt Lake City
Covey
Jackson
Johnny Lehman
Chicago
Frederick J. Wright
West Newton
Mass
Lehman
Lester Bolstad
St. Paul
Maurice McCarthy
New York
Fay Coleman
Culver City
Calif
Jack Westland
Bolstad
Dick Martin
George Voigt
New Yorker
Martin
Carey Bellew
Yates
Seaver
Arthur Yates
Rochester
N. Y
Baseball summary of St. Paul game with multiple players noted
Batted in rollings Whitehead 2 Swanson 2 Roettger 3 Morris 2 Saltzgaver. Two base hits Davis Saltzgaver. Three base hits Rollings Swanson. Home runs Whitehead Roettger. Stolen bases Purdy Cvengros sacrifices Riggs Anderson. Left on base Columbus 8 St Paul 10. Base on balls Off Munns 4 off Harris 2 off Cvengros 4. Struck out by Cvengros 2 by Munns 4 by Harris 1. Wild pitches Cvengros 2. Hits Off Munns 8 in 7 innings off Harris 1 in 2 innings. Winning pitcher Harris ee and Johnston. Time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus aBinder Riggs
Purdy
Swanson
Iftf
Narlesky
Eviinersenmniinne
Crawford
Rollings
Whitehead
Desautels
C Wniwennee
Grabowski
Gakncicheniin
Ccmmerdictstaniacienenae Ie
ST. PA
Rhpoa Anderson
Davis
Saltzgaver
Roettger
Morrissey
Hopkins
Seniahain Ieaniaihsiak
van Atta
Riggs West
Fenner
Columbus
St. Paul
Anderson
Rawford
Hunt
Cher
m_ pires
Johnson and
Rue
Aiggs
Smiambiniemaieaiaarens
Roe Rollings
Hinkle
Coyengros
Harriss
Aaprenan Eninge
Munns
Morris
Cvengros
Munnes
Johnston
Cincinnati
Smith
Durocher Arton
Durocher
Herman
Rabtree
Hendrick
Cage
Rimm
Adair
Or Hee Struc
Johnson
Johnny
Hher
Oot
Ore
Aoe
Beekay
Benton
Hedia
Chicago
Uyler
Barton
Cbanensemwenn Grimm
Searen
Aeeninagnnanieneen
Baslonn Aeninietek
Wurngee Cccem Nodaimecan
Rain Forcing Postponement Of Ohio State Fair Harness Races
The Ohio State Fair harness racing program scheduled for Wednesday was postponed to Saturday due to rain. The Governor's Stake for three year old trotters was to be the feature of today's racing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Leading Hitters and Batting Averages Listing
A compact table of top hitters with teams and stats. Simmons Ath 452 at bats 98 runs 174 hits .385 Ruth Yanks 453 127 173 .380 Morgan Inds 405 77 145 .356 Gehrig Yanks 521 140 185 .355 Terry Giants 524 104 182 .348
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Player & Club AB R
George Young Wins Marathon in Toronto 15 Mile Swim
George Young of Toronto won the Canadian National Exhibition 15 mile swimming marathon earning $10,000. Finisher William F. Goll of New York took $2,500 for second, with Warren Anderson of Sydney, N S W, earning $1,000 for third. Time 8 hours 8 minutes 28 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
U.R
George Young
William F. Goll
New York
Young
Warren Anderson
Sydney
Marvin Nelson
Ft. Dodge
American netters seek win in final day
United States tennis stars entered the third day of international matches against England and France still without a victory. Singles featured Johnny Doeg vs George P. Hughes and Ellsworth Vines vs Christian Boussus, with England’s Hughes and Perry set to pair against Doeg and Lott in doubles. Doeg lost to Marcel Bernard, Perry beat Andre Merlin, and the Doeg Lott duo fell to Boussus Brugnon. England led four victories to two for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
United States
England
France
Johnny Doeg
George P. Hughes
Ellsworth Vines
Christian Boussus
Hughes
Perry
Doeg
George Lott
Marcel Bernard
Vines
Andre Merlin
Lott
Boussus
Jacques Brugnon
Columbus Pair Wins Piqua Golf Championship
In Piqua on September 3, the Central Ohio father and son golf team C. E. Powers and his son William of Columbus won with a net 147 and gross 173 for 18 holes. Runners up were D. L. and James Pickrel of Dayton at net 153, gross 176, with several other teams listed including L. M. Otis and James Otis Celina, George and Robert McConnell Urbana, and R. M. and Tom C. Tussing Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
U.P
Central Ohio
C. E. Powers
William
Columbus
D. L
James Pickrel
Dayton
Dr. L. M. Otis
James Otis
Celina
George
Robert McConnell
Urbana
R. M
Tom C. Tussing
Marietta
Chile appoints fourth government in a month as mutinous fleet seizes ships
In Santiago on September 3 a new Chilean government assumed power marking the fourth cabinet in as many weeks while mutinous sailors seized control of the battle fleet, signaling a volatile political crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
National and American League matchups listed for open date
National games schedule shows St. Louis at Pittsburgh Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York Chicago at Cincinnati American lineup includes Detroit at Chicago New York at Washington Philadelphia at Boston Association open date noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National St. Louie
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Cincinh
American Detroit
Washington
Boston Association
Cubs face drop as Reds shut them out and Giants sweep
Chicago Cubs risk falling from the NL first division after back to back losses to Cincinnati. Leo Durocher and Harvey Hendrick powered the Reds with six and four hits respectively, while the Giants swept the Braves with a 9 to 2 win and a 3 to 1 nightcap behind Bud Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. &. Cameron
York
U.P
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Cincinnatic Reds
Brooklyn Robins
New York
Giants
Boston Braves
New Yorkers
Leo Durocher
Harvey Hendrick
Cincinnati
Reds
Durocher
Hendrick
Hubbell
Bud Farmelee
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletica
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Yankees
Detroit
St. Louis
Tigers
Loaing
Sorrell
Blacheider
Urban
Red
Faber
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Baseball Game Report With Scattered OCR Text
The fragmentary notes describe a baseball game with players Cruz, Cuccinello, Beck, Durocher and Welsh. It mentions Cincinnati, bases, strikes, hits by Bush and Welsh, and times and scores though many items are unclear. The best readable facts are names and a rough inning by inning feel plus a time stamp.
Dempsey Delivers Two Knockouts In Aberdeen Exhibition
Jack Dempsey capped an Aberdeen exhibition with a minute KO of Tom Moore and a quick finish over Bob Albino, drawing more than two thousand spectators. Lenhart sparred two rounds with the former champion, who appeared ready for another knockout, though the crowd sensed a third could have come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Wash
U.P
Jack Dempsey
Denny Lenhart
Portland
Ore
Manassa Mauler
Tom Moore
California
Bob Albino
Washougal
Lenhart
Dempsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rene
Ba Coatrons
Tareas
Francis Quimet
Ducky Yates
Mitch
Kreiger
Athens
USS Finsterwald
American Association
Foulsville
Inneapolis
Bachman
Henline
Walsh
Hargarve
India
Polis
Kan
City
Campbell
Morrell
Riche
Omas
Sanders
Donahue
Endianapolis
Pane
Hildebran Campbell
Bright
Biedel Mead Oil GO
Pennsylvania
Kelly Tires
EXIDE
Pet Louis
New York Verte
American Assoc
PAW Oecanss Wawabens
Ertee
Waukee
Ville
Dinneapolia
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Coon
Kansas City Club
Terday
Indianapolis
St. Paul Sainta
Baaewee
Gramewakie
Columbue Oe
Velit Moundaman
Pawl
Minneapolis
Toledo Mud Hens
Miller
Polli
Lewisville
Milwaukee
Fis
Dmouthit
Craad
Cuccinello
Beck
Cuvier
Tayop
Elah
Double Pie
Bush
Balla
Welsh
Ush
Sweetland
Reardon
Moran
McGrew
The
Burnett- Smith Co
Kaynee
Alligator Brand
Beckley’s the Men’s Store