Peden Demands Tough Work as Ohio U Bobcats Practice
Ohio University coach Don Peden pushes a rigorous first week of practice for the Bobcats. Tuesday’s scrimmage tested the squad with heavy hits and solid play from backfield leaders Rabbit Rapp Woody Wills Buck Peaspanen and Paul Halleck. The lineup included Johnston Irelan Burnison DeStefano Lewis Boyer Stephan with Schmidt Snyder May Dunn on the second team and Diehl Armbrust Huyes Kucingskis on the third.
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Don Peden
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Rabbit” Rapp
Woody Wills
Buck Peaspanen
Paul Halleck
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Husky Ashtabula
Johnny Johnston
Dick Irelan
Don
Youth Fling in U S Amateur Brings Surprises in Early Rounds
In Brookline mass the National Amateur golf championship opens with upsets as Francis Ouimet Johnny Goodman Johnny Fischer Johnny Florio exit. Bobby Jones era ends with Bobby Jacobsen age 16 from New Jersey advancing by beating Goodman while Al Andereggen edges Fischer in a 21-hole match. Defense champ Dunlap faces late drama as McCullough, Jr. provides tense moment.
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Brookline
Mass
Francis Ouimet
Johnny Goodman
Johnny Fischer
Johnny Florio
Columbus
Cincinnati
Max Marston
Jesse Guilford
Davidson Herron
Billy Howell
Jack Munger
Jacobson
Goodman
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Ross Somerville
Commentary on rule changes and running game in football era
In a recent interview coach Little discusses how removing a second pass penalty could boost the run and open space for the offense. He notes the secondary would face new pressure and cites examples from Vanderbilt and coaching figures, with references to teams, tournaments, and players of the period.
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Dusek Sets Pace in City Swim Meet
Ernie Dusek and Len Macaluso post strong times in New York events with Dusek clocking 36 56 and Macaluso 36 56. Both athletes represent local clubs and finished among top contenders in the session.
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Iated Press
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Allison to Face Perry in American Tennis Title Duel
Forest Hills N Y September 12 Fred Perry world champion faced Wilmer Allison in the American singles final with Perry hampered by a lame right ankle from yesterday's semifinal win over Vernon G Kirby. The veteran Texan Allison offered solid resistance as Perry sought a second straight title.
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Wilmer Allison
Perry
Vernon G. Kirby
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Athens couple seeks rental suite amid summer return
The Messenger prompts Athens residents Mr and Mrs and others returning from summer homes to consider renting office, store, or home space. It highlights affordable ad costs and a Want Ad counter open 8:00 am to 6:00 pm to quickly attract tenants.
Murray City Bows to Junction City in Brick Plant Nine
The Junction City nine defeated Murray City 5 to 3 in a tight match despite Murray City out-hitting the visitors. Brick Plant Nine seized the victory with clutch plays in the late innings.
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Brick Plant
Murray City Eagles
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Murray City Brh
Kimble
Byron
Marshall
Wrightey
Grandy
Mohney
Jonna
Blos
Yesterday's Heroes By The Associated Press
Hughie Critz Giants made three hits against the Pirates including a double in a winning rally. Jimmy Dykes White Sox pinch hit in eleventh drove in the run that beat the Senators. Bill Lee Cubs shut out Braves with six hits. Bing Miller Athletics three hits and two RBIs against Indians. John Moore Phillies six hits including a homer against St. Louis in the doubleheader. Red Rolfe Yankees led the attack on Browns with two doubles and three singles Emil Leonard Dodgers held Reds to four runs with no walks.
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Giants
Pirates
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Senators
Bill Lee
Cubs
Braves
Bing Miller
Athletics
Indians
John Moore
Phillies
St. Louis
Homer
Red Rolfe
Yankees
Browns
Emil Leonard
Dodgers
Reds
Ed Brandt
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Mel Harder
Washington
Standings and Schedules From the National Association
Early league standings show Brooklyn five and Cincinnati two, New York three and Pittsburgh one, Philadelphia five and St. Louis zero. American section lists Philadelphia six and Cleveland four, plus multiple 11 inning entries and score notes. Tomorrow’s games include Cincinnati at Boston and Chicago at Brooklyn with several cross matchups across major cities.
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Grid Practices In Full Sway Amid 1934 Season Hopes
Ohio college coaches kept players on the move as they tune up for the 1934 season. Kent reports Myron Harrington injury while Mount Union shows strong intent with 40 players and 18 lettermen. Akron, Wittenberg, Ohio Wesleyan, Bluffton, and six lettermen on 16 candidates take to the field in scrimmages and workouts across several campuses.
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Myron Harrington
Red Blair
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Mount Union
Harry Geltz
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Ralph Alloway
Willis Baughman
Springfield
Wittenberg College
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
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Ashland College
Yarosz Wins Middleweight Title In Pittsburgh Bout
In Pittsburgh Teddy Yarosz outpointed Vince Dundee to claim the middleweight title. Paul Pirrone and Al Diamond drew in a separate fight. A later card in New York featured Bobby Pacho stopping Eddie Ran and Kenny La Salle beating Steve Halasko. In Washington Kid Covelli halted Baby Joe Guzman and Bill Bullock outpointed Bobby Britton.
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al Diamond
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Bobby Pacho
California
Eddie Ran
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Steve Halasko
Auburn
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Cali- Seca
Jimmy Murray
Washington
Kid Covelli
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Baby Joe Guzman
Miami
Carl Gugginio
Young Fitzpatrick
Orlando
Bill Bullock
Bobby Britton
Yanks Slice Half Tilt Off Bengal Lead
Yankees cut four games off Detroit’s AL pennant lead by dividing a doubleheader with the Browns as Detroit lost to Boston 4 3 in 11 innings. New York won 7 4 at St Louis then fell 7 3. Cubs beat Braves 2 0 and Giants won 8 1 to boost NY lead to 4 1/2 games. Hal Trosky hit a Cleveland record 33rd homer as Athletics beat Harder 6 4. White Sox beat Washington 8 2 in 11th.
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Yanks
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Split Totals Page Recap with Errors
In the game summary the line shows Cards total 8 runs and 8 hits while Phillies 4 runs 7 hits with errors. The notation notes substitutions A Moore F Moore Bartell and an error credited to Abien.
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Bulldogs Move to One Practice Daily as Season Opens
Athens High School's football squad trims two-a-day drills to one a day under Coach Pete McKinley. New players Bing and Bill Noble show potential, while Tom Kircher and guard pair Leckard and Coury compete for spots. Injuries limited so far, but team aims to be ready for Zanesville on September 22.
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Tom Kircher
McKinley
Leckard
Coury
Parker
Zanesville
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Millers Near Spot in Playoff Drive Edges KC Duo
Donte Bush's Minneapolis Millers sit two wins from the American Association championship after splitting a doubleheader with Kansas City. Harry Hochette edged Tiny Chaplin and Joe Shaute 1 0 in the opener. Buck Marrow’s homer keyed a 2 0 second game win as Marrow held the Blues to five hits. Johnny Gill also hit a seventh inning homer as St Paul beat Milwaukee 6 5. Columbus swept a doubleheader from Indianapolis with a 7 2 afternoon win and an 11 10 night comeback. Louisville defeated Toledo 11 2 to finish the 1934 season.
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Harry Hochette
Kansas City
Indianapolls
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Toledo
Colonels
Hideout at Majestic Showcases Family Friendly Drama
The MGM film Hide-Out opens at the Majestic Theater featuring Robert Montgomery as Lucky Wilson a reformed racketeer who finds life and love with a farmer's family. Maureen O'Sullivan and Whitford Kane star with supporting turns by Elizabeth Patterson Mickey Rooney and others in a village setting.
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