Peden's scrimmage report notes mixed progress and injuries
Ohio University coach Don Peden led the second day of open scrimmage as players trained under cloudy showers. Veterans showed lax blocking while sophomores like Schneider and Hilbert stood out on defense and Maurer and Robinette provided offensive spark amid early-season errors.
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Hilbert
Joe Esmont
Hy Usilaner
Jack Laskin
Chick Maurer
Chick
Robinette
Mitch's Musings Plans trip to Indiana season opener
Mitch's Musings notes Bobcat football fans will follow the team to Bloomington for the season opener against Indiana on Saturday Sept. 25. The piece compares driving routes from Athens Ohio to Bloomington, listing distances of 306 miles via Columbus US 40 and 296 miles via Bedford Indiana US 50 with gravel road segments, and a longer Athens to Dayton route with a detour between Xenia and Dayton.
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Robeson Named Mt Vernon High Football Coach
Jack Robeson former Ohio University captain in 1927 is appointed coach at Mt Vernon High. He replaces Angus King now mentoring at Withrow High in Cincinnati after a strong season coaching Bluffton in football basketball and baseball.
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Angus King
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Bluffton
Bobcats Prep for Stadium Showdown With Indiana Scrimmages
A football game is planned for Saturday at the stadium between two varsity teams, weather permitting. if rain arrives it moves to old Varsity Field. kickoff moved up to 2 30 pm and admission is 25 cents. Officials will explain rule applications and penalties to the crowd. Robinette, sophomore back, is back from a bruised shoulder after two Tuesday scrimmages.
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Indiana
Robinette
Bobcats face Butler in season opener at home roster
Indiana game fans will see Butler, a top foe on the home schedule, open Friday night September 24 against Franklin in Indianapolis.
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Butler
Franklin
Indianapolis
Last Night's Boxing Results Highlight Several Cities
At Queensboro Stadium Charley Retzlaff stopped Gene Stanton in their bout while Steve Hamas defeated James J. Russell. Al Rowe and Eddie Iva both scored knockouts in Philadelphia and New York respectively. In Los Angeles Ace Hudkins won a decision over Dynamite Jackson and Sandy Casanova outpointed Jim Merriott. Portland saw Wesley Ketchell earn a technical knockout over Georgia Nixon.
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Charley Retzlaff
Duluth
Banaski Declares Light Heavyweight Title At Cleveland
Joe Banaski retained the light heavyweight wrestling crown by defeating Ray Carpenter of Lancaster in Cleveland last night. The champion used an arm lock to finish Carpenter after one hour and nine minutes in front of 2,198 spectators.
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Battalino tops Eddie Shea in ten round featherweight bout
Hartford, Sept 16 Christopher Bat Battalino world featherweight champion beat Eddie Shea of Chicago in a decisive ten round bout. Battalino weighed 129 pounds to Sheas 127 pounds as the two fought beyond the featherweight limit. The victory evened a nine month old score.
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Christopher
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Logan Scrimmage Draws Fans at Local Field Practice
On September 16 Logan held a late scrimmage at the local football field with Coach John Longley urging stronger efforts. About 50 fans lined the sidelines to watch the High School team during the evening session.
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National League and American League Scores and Games Summary
Baseball results from major leagues include New York Yankees 9 Detroit 2 aided by Lou Gehrig's 44th homer. Boston beat Chicago 3 2 on Oliver's 10th inning hit. Milwaukee defeated Minnesota 3 2 in a fast 77 minute game. Columbus crushed Louisville 15 5 as Rube Benton allowed five hits. Detroit, Chicago, and other teams appear in listed matchups for Thursday.
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Nciescveccsens
Indianapolis
Ohio State Aims for Strong 1960 Season With Large Squad
Ohio State fields one of its largest practice squads in Buckeye history with 80 players in uniform. Sam Willaman notes hopeful outlook for quarterback and end positions as kicking is emphasized and veterans lead booting drills. Key sophomores Carl Cramer Tom Keefe and Ted Rosequist attract attention amid renewed optimism for a top Western Conference bid.
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Portsmouth
Russell Embrey
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Lew Hinchman
Bob Haubrich
Bob Grady
Michigan Eyes Undefeated season in 1931 football
George Kirkley outlines Michigan's strong 1931 prospects in the Big Ten. Wolverines return 17 of 23 lettermen, boast deep sophomore talent, and play a favorable schedule with only two away games. Key players include Petoskey, Kowalik, Everhardus, Heston, Tessmer, Newman, and Kipke as coach shaping an ambitious, potentially undefeated season.
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Doc Morrison
Business Men Meet Bobcats at Ohio University Gym
Athens business leaders gathered at Ohio University Men's Gymnasium with the Athletic Department to plan local advertising for the home football schedule. Players and coaches attended. O. C. Bird outlined publicity methods, including automobile stickers available at Athens drug stores and the gym. Local businesses will mail schedules and use Athena trucks to spread streamers and notices.
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den Peden
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Portsmouth releases six players from NPFL club
Portsmouth club of the National Professional Football League releases six players. The list includes Cy Kahl halfback George Hastings lineman Dale Winters lineman Lawrence Marka halfback Hilary Lee lineman and Robert Miller lineman.
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Wingard Sold to Indianapolis Club in Trade
Toledo Sept 16 Ernie Wingard pitcher and first baseman of the Toledo Americans association Club has been sold to the Indianapolis club in a coach transaction He will finish the season with Toledo
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Ernie Wingard
Toledo Americansociation
Indianapolis
Favorites Fall In First Round Of Match Play
In the 1981 PGA championship match play, top seed Walter Hagen was eliminated yesterday by Pete O’Hara of Verona, Pa. Others ousted include Johnny Farrell Leo Diegel and Dudley. Surviving players include Willie MacFarlane Cyril Walker Pete O’Hara Tom Creavy Bob Crowley Abe Eapinosa and Densmore Shute with today’s pairings listed.
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Tuckahoe
N. J
Horton Smith
Detroit
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Saddle River
Johnny Golden
Noroton
Conn
Pete O'Hara
Verona
Tom Creavy
Albany
N. Y
Bob Crowley
Haverhill
Baseball score docket shows mixed results across leagues
In the American League and American Association standings fragments appear for several teams. Names such as Mungo Fre and Clark are noted with incomplete line scores, while Brooklyns and Pittsburgs games show partial innings and scattered outs. The report references Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit New York Washington Milwaukee Minneapolis and more in terse box-score style.
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Ee Bridges
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