Ohio University football inches toward season opener in injury chaos
Coach Don Peden faces a thin squad as injuries cripple backfield options just one week before the Purdue game. Key players Burke Janiak Chernitski Marcks are sidelined, but Bill Jurkovic and Deacon Diehl spark a revitalized Ohio offense with strong running passing and lateals. The defense must be sharp to blunt the revamped Bobcat attack.
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Old Guard Takes Beating In National Amateur at Garden City
Garden City N Y United Press reports two rounds of the National Amateur upset the favorites on Black Wednesday. John Goodman Omaha holds spotlight as he faces Rodney Coltart Philadelphia while Johnny Fischer Cincinnati meets Chick Evans Chicago in key second round matches. Upsets claimed Ross Somerville Charley Yates Reynolds Smith and others as the field sharpens toward the final 16.
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Fall Race Meeting Planned at Akron Northampton Track
A 10 day fall race meeting will be staged at the Northampton track in Akron starting September 30. The Akron track is controlled by the same interests currently operating Beulah Park nearby.
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Bishops Deserve Favorite Role in Buckeye Race
Ohio Wesleyan, long a Buckeye power but without a title since 1928, is pegged by coaches and observers as 1936 champion. The Bishops face Pittsburgh, five Buckeye foes, Western Reserve, Xavier and Rutgers in a season vital for revival after a weak 1935 offense and strong defense.
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Washington Snags Pair To Move Up
Washington Senators win two from St Louis Browns to close within two games of the Chicago White Sox and a half game ahead of the Detroit Tigers in the chase for second place and World Series money. Buck Newsom pitched well in relief, facing 11 batters and not allowing a run. Hal Trosky belts two homers for Cleveland in a 13 2 victory over Boston. Johnny Allen earns his 20th win. The Yankees sweep the West, beating Chicago 7 1 and widening their lead. Monte Pearson injures his ankle. Detroit tops Philadelphia 6 5 as Schoolboy Rowe earns his 18th win.
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London Treatise Claims Birds Migrate to the Moon
A 1703 London treatise asserts birds migrate to the moon and that the round trip lasts two months, proposing a celestial voyage as a natural phenomenon. The work reflects early 18th century speculation on animal mobility and cosmic travel.
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Purdue Back Near Death of Burns
Purdue half back Tom McGannon of Evansville is reported dying from burns after a shower room explosion and fire that also killed another Boilermaker star. doctors say bleeding and burn toxins hinder coagulation at St Elizabeth Hospital. Dayton Flyers star Ray Fitz, Sandusky, is out at least two weeks with a dislocated shoulder from practice.
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Allen and Trosky pace Indians against Red Sox
Cleveland ace Johnny Allen earned his 20th win despite a pulled muscle, and Hal Trosky set a new team RBI record with seven driven in as Cleveland crushed Boston 13 to 2. Trosky led with four hits as the Indians totaled 15 hits.
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Coventry Fighter Lloyd Pine Wins 10-Round Decision
Lloyd Pine, Coventry featherweight contender, defeated Paul Tennessee Lee, the southern featherweight champion, by a 10-round decision here Tuesday night in Akron-U.P.
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Treasury reports gold stocks exceed ten billion
The United States Treasury now holds more than $10,185,000,000 in monetary gold stocks, reflecting a substantial increase in national reserves and adjusting the country’s financial position.
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Notice to Bidders for School Coal 1936
Sealed bids by the Trimble Township School District board are invited for screened lump coal No 6 or No 7 vein to service Greens Run Hollister Goose Run Fierce Ridge McLeish and Oakdale schools. Bids must show price per ton delivered with weight certificates. bids may be rejected. Andrew Allen clerk.
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