Ohio Bobcats Face Major Graduation Losses in 1927
Ohio University coach Dom Peden faces a heavy graduation toll with nine starters unavailable. Veterans Willison, McKinley, and Robeson anchor the backfield, while guard positions thin. A rebuilt line includes Dando shifting to quarterback and new tackles Berry Young Thraschke and Maibauer contending for spots. First game looms September 24 against Rio Grande, with a schedule including Michigan State, Ohio Northern, Marietta, Wittenberg, Denison, Cincinnati, and Ohio Wesleyan.
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Willison
McKinley
Robeson
Shafer
Mowbrey
Dando
Jarvie
Berry
Columbus North High
Young
North
Thraschke
Toledo
Maibauer
Cleveland
Peden
Begota
Ohio
Rio Grande
Michigan State
Ohio Northern
Marietta
Wittenberg
Denison
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Columbus
Buckeye
J. W. Wilee
Ohio State
Ohio Coach Rebuilds Eleven After Graduation Loss
Ohio's Coach Don Pedden must field a new eleven around few veterans after nine first string men graduate. He plans to recruit fast eligible sophomores and aims for a solid showing in the B. A. A. this year.
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Ohio University Bobcat
Don Peden
Ohio State Faces Toughest Schedule in Big Ten Opener
The story notes loss of backfield strength with Kruskamp, Karen and Clark gone and calls for a strong blocking back. It previews Ohio State as part of a challenging Big Ten schedule, with Minnesota, Northwestern and Michigan viewed as conference leaders. Eight hundred candidates reported for first practice as the 1927 season began in Chicago.
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Kruskamp
Karen
Clark
Ohio State
Chicago
Tea Ders
University of Minnesota
Northwestern
Michigan
Baseball Schedule In The National and American Leagues
Today’s slate features two NL games with Boston visiting Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Chicago plus New York at St Louis. In the American League Cleveland travels to New York and St Louis to Boston with Detroit at Washington and Chicago at Philadelphia. The American Association matches Toledo at Columbus Indianapolis at Louisville Milwaukee at Kansas City and Minneapolis at St Paul.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
W. I. Pet
Ee Ee
Dempsey Bets, Wins Big After Borrowing From Wife
Tack Dempsey went to a Chicago race yesterday found himself broke borrowed 75 dollars from his wife and won 600 dollars on two bets.
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Chicago
Tack Dempsey
Fighters Will Exhibit For Sport Scribes
Chicago United Press reports Tex Rickard revealed Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey will do exhibition boxing for newspaper men. Tunney plans an afternoon session, Dempsey tomorrow, with gate projections of three million dollars. Rickard notes Dempsey’s limited heat tolerance and mentions licenses for Tunney and corner men options.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
Chicago
U.P
Tex Rickard
Cauliflower
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Rickard
Goldfield
Nev
Shelby
Mont
Dempsey
Jimmy Bronson
Bill McCabe
Bill Gibson
Leo Flynn
Jerry
Bill Duffy
New York
O'Donnell
Cubs Get Ringside Seats for Tunney Dempsey Fight
Chicago Cubs players received ringside seats to the Tunney Dempsey bout from William Wrigley Jr. in a gesture from the Cubs owner. The article notes Wrigley’s gift to the entire team and highlights the boxing event context.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
William Wrigley Jr
Csubt
Baseball Notes From A Local Game Summary
Base happenings include Thompson Wrightstone and Hohman with two hits. Bressler and Picinich add a three base hit. Sacrifice by Mokan and stolen bases by Thompson. Cooney to Thompson to Wrightstone completed a double play. Ulrich issued one walk and Jablonowski three. Ulrich struck out one, May three. May allowed eight hits in 3 1 3 innings. Jablonowski six hits in 6 2 3 innings. Wilson had a passed ball.
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J. Sewell
Bengough
L. Sewell
Autry
Ruether
Grant
Miller
Underhill
Cincinnati
Reds
Philadelphia
B. R. Sand
Thompson
Ewes
Mokan
Wrightstone
Wilson
Nixon
Hohman
Cooney
Eenee
Urlich
P Ceveseees
TOM -Revivwls
Seeee
Bressler
S.ceeee
Walker
Ford
Pittenger
Picinich
Sevevee May
Jablonowski
aZittman
Ulrich
Pirates Lead NL With Doubleheader Wins Over Braves
Pittsburgh holds a four-game edge as they face Boston while New York and St. Louis tangle in a third doubleheader. Pirates beat the Braves 6-2 and 8-0. Dodgers drop Cubs further as White Sox beat Athletics 5-4 in eleven innings. Senators clutch three runs in third to defeat Tigers 8-2. Browns fall 9-6 to Red Sox as Stewart exits early in St Louis game.
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New York
Yankees
Cleveland
Ruether
New
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New -York
Cecoace
St. Towleschiesces
Pirates
Braves
Dodgers
Onceoe Cubs
Chicago
Percy Jones
White Sox
Athletics
Philadelphia
Stewart
Kruskamp Ineligible After Hearing Over Ohio State End
Harold Hardy Kruskamp Wellston star blocking half back on last fall's Ohio State football team will be ineligible for football. University athletic officials announced after a hearing on Kruskamp's appeal to the College of Commerce and Journalism Executive committee yesterday.
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Columbus
U.P
Harold “Hardy
Kruskamp
Wellston
Ohio State
University
College of Commerce and Journalism Executive Committee
Codfrey Knocks Out Munn in Fourth Round Title Bout
George Codfrey, the heavyweight contender, pounded Monte Munn and delivered a fourth round knockout in New York. The Nebraska legislator was praised after a recent previous KO of Jim Boston. Codfrey showed improvement over Jay Sharkey, fitting into the era near Tunney and Dempsey.
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New York
George Codfrey
Monte Munn
Mibraskan
Jim Ae
Boston
Frey
Jay Sharkey
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
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Lazzeri
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Ichicago
Kruskamp Out
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Godfrey Pounds
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