Ohio Buckeye Football Practice Signals New Lineup
Coach Don Peden watches for backfield men as Clel Duncan of Logan and Tom Sawyer of Circleville vie for guard and end spots. Gamber reports today as quarterbacks and fullbacks adjust. Freshmen coach Charles Glauque aids, while Dutch Littler and Guy Zimmer assist.
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Clel Duncan
Logan
Bill Herbert
Ohio
Don Peden
Gamber
Tom Sawyer
Circleville
Blaine R. Goldsberry
O. C. Bird
Ohio Field
Charles Glauque
Littler
Guy Zimmer
Bell Point High School
Butch Grover
Walker to Fight Shade in Welterweight Title Defense
Mickey Walker plans to defend his welterweight title against Dave Shade Monday night. Jack Kearns says Walker will be in real condition and win by knockout within ten rounds. Shade’s camp signs with Rickard and Mock may place a $20,000 bet on the result with Leo Flynn betting Shade won’t last ten rounds.
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Mickey Walker
Dave Shade
Jack Kearns
Walker
Kearns
Harry Greb
Shade
Leo Flynn
Rickard
Flynn
Jimmy Slattery
Harry 7Reb
Rommell Earns 21st Victory as Cards Beat Phillies
Rommell earned his 21st win of the season guiding the Cardinals to a 5 to 3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Hornsby hit his seventh homer, boosting the Cards back into fourth place. Alexander blanked the Braves 8 to 0 in the opener, while the Cubs fell 8 to 6 in the nightcap dropping from last to near cellar.
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Rommell
White Sox
Hornsby
Cards
The
Phillies
Alexander
Braves
Cubs
Oust Referee Judge From New York Boxing
New York United States September 17 James B Farley chairman of the New York commission says he will personally appoint referees and judges and reveal selections just before bouts to avoid unsatisfactory decisions. Tommy Sheridan and Gene Lampoon are barred from officiating again in the state after voting the Harmon Kaplan draw though Harmon led on points.
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New York
James 8
Farley
New York Commission
Tommy Sheridan
Gene Lampoon
Willie Harmon
K. O. Phil Kaplan
Harmon
Alonso and La Coste Remain in All American Tennis Semifinal Mix
In New York the national tennis singles championship narrows to four with Manuel Alonso of Spain and Rene La Coste of France among the hopefuls. Johnston Richards Tilden Kinsey Williams vie for the remaining spots as favorites loom and form holds.
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France
Austraia
Japan
England
America
Manuel Alonso
Spain
Rene la Coste
Alonso
Bill Johnston
la Coste
Fortign
Mayhap
Vincent Richards
Richards
Babe” Norton
Johnston
William T. Tilden
William
Wallace Johnson
Jim Anderson
Imprompt Coroners
Howard Kinsey
R. Norris Williams
Kinsey
Williams
Jean Borotra
Brooklyn Fans Turn on Star Make Him Quit
Brooklyn fans chastise M Sieu Jacques Fournier as he contemplates leaving first base for the Brooklyn Nationals amid questions of form and a growing interest in Florida real estate. The piece notes fan impact, contract history, and the shifting focus toward post baseball ventures.
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New York
M’sieu
Jacques Fournier
Brooklyn Nationals
Jacques
Fournier
M’steu Jacques
Florida
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North
Robbie
M’sieu Jacques
Speaker
Cobb
Hornsby
Simmons
Athletics
Combs
Rice
St. Louis
Paschal
Yanks
Cochrane
Burrus
Boston
Leach
Philadelphia
Herman Has a Try-Out Tonight in Aurora
Babe Herman of New York, signed to meet Louis Kaplan for the world featherweight title in New York on December 17, will box ten rounds with Ray Miller of Chicago in the main event at Aurora Illinois. The card also features a ten round semi windup between Bernie Boris and Tommy Herman at 132 pounds and an eight round bout between Don Davis and Nick Quagerelli at 126 pounds.
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Ill
Babe Herman
New York
Louis Kaplan
Ray Miller
Chicago
Matt
Bernie Boris
Tommy Herman
Don Davis
Pacific Fleet
Nick Quagerelli
Baseball score summary with mixed league totals
Fragmented text lists home run totals and players across the National and American Leagues. Mentions Hornsby and Cards with partial totals, Cubs and Giants appear, but overall figures are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Total Hornsby
Corm Wane
Copeapas Hafey
Ana Grantham
Estate dealings raise little wartime mental strain
The fragment suggests simple nature of estate matters and similar headlines, noting few complex challenges for Mr. Chick Deen and others. It reads as a brief item on uncomplicated affairs without clear dates or full names.
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Chick Deen
One Year Use Rule Favored for Varsities
West Point reports a trend toward adopting the one year rule for all varsity teams with Army coach Captain McEwan cautious. The piece notes many West Point players come from civilian colleges and argues collegians have shaped Army football while age and study standards remain key.
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United States Military Academy
Steter
Naval Academy
Yale
Army
Navy
McEwan
Academy
Seeman
University of Wisconsin
Madison
West
West Fpoint
Hagfish with three hearts found in Monterey Bay
In California's Monterey Bay a hagfish, the strangest fish, was found. It has three hearts and is blind, compensating with a strong sense of smell and touch. It grows from 18 inches to two feet and is purple.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Monterey Bay
California
President Cal seeks economy path with two B S plan
A political figure hinted at pursuing economic reform using a two BS strategy. The remark suggests a focus on fiscal measures and policy clarity to appeal to voters.
Pirates Buy From Southern League
Birmingham announces sale of pitcher Alvin Crowder to the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Birmingham club will receive cash and a Pirates pitcher to be named later.
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Alvin Crowder
iPitsbergh Pirates
Birmingham Southern
Rarona
Pirates
European champion Ludecke defeated by Clint Kauffman in Columbus
Last night in Columbus European light heavyweight champ Martin Ludecke lost to Clint Kauffman after two falls and a final decisive third. Other bouts saw Charlie Fox stop George Belew in Cleveland, and several knockouts including Jack McFarland over Jack Sharkey and Benny Gould knocked out by Cleveland in the second round.
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Martin Ludecke
Clint Kauffman
Ludecke
Kauffman
George Belew
Greenville
Charlie Fox
Cleveland
Tony Ross
Junction City
Kane
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
Gerude
Benny Gould
New York
Johnny Datto
Jackie Nichola
Detroit
Tommy Freeman
Arkansas
Henry Shaw
Bamme Dorfman
Steve. Mack
Jack McFarland
Paul
Jack Sharkey
Benny Gershe Wins Rousing Cleveland Knockouts
Benny Gershe of Cleveland featherweight knocked out Benny Geul of New York in the second round in a show at the Olympic arena. Johnny Datto, a former Filipino, needed a single punch to stop Jackie Nicola of Detroit. Tommy Freeman, the Arkansas assassin, KOed Henry Shaw of New York in the third round.
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Cleveland
Consolation for Slattery Echoes Beyond Ring
There is some consolation for Timmy Slattery. At least he will never be known as the ex light heavyweight champ.
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Timmy Slattery
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