Bobcats Scrub Show Looks at Peden Era Heading
Ohio University football fans saw a cautious preview as Don Peden’s Bobcats scrimmaged at the stadium. The attack looked raw with uneven blocking and a mostly sophomore offensive line, while defense featured likely first strings. Passing emphasized with Jurkovic Montgomery and Dieh tossing, and Woody Wills shone at fullback amid a tight end and center battle.
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Giants Need Seven Wins To Cop Flag
New York Giants hold 11 games left in 1936 with seven victories needed to clinch the National League title. They sit 4 1/2 games ahead of St Louis, with Chicago Cubs within reach. Results included a 2-1 win over Pittsburgh and a 4-3 loss in the other game. Cardinals split two with Phillies, Cubs won both ends of a doubleheader over Boston. Brooklyn swept Cincinnati in a doubleheader. Detroit beat Washington. Cleveland battered Boston. Yankees and White Sox rainout. Browns idle.
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Yankee Choice to Open World Series Game
The Yankees will start Charles Ruffing in the opening game of the 1936 World Series. Ruffing, 32, has his best year with the Huppert Rifles since 1932, when he won 18 and lost 7 and led the AL with 190 strikeouts.
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Lively Battle for National Amateur Golf Semi Finals On Today
Garden City New York four top stars and twelve others compete to reach the National Amateur Golf Championship semi finals. Key players include Johnny Goodman Johnny Fischer Scotty Campbell and Jock McLean with two rounds scheduled today on treacherous links.
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Unbeaten Ohio Schoolboy Teams Seek 1935 Repetition
Seven undefeated 1935 Ohio high school football powers return for the 1936 kickoff weekend. Sandusky, Miamisburg, Massillon, Ironton, Ravenna, Hamilton, and Shaker Heights note 1935 perfection. Steubenville and Upper Arlington also start Sept. 25. Sandusky aims to extend a 34 game win streak. Miamisburg a 32 game run.
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Trap Shoot Scores at Sunday Creek Valley Club
Scores from the weekly trapshoot show Ned McCarty 10x10 Harold Vaughn 23x25 Jack Adams 21x25 Broze Bartels 19x25 Glen Pedicord 15x25 Greer 15x25 Claud Westfall 43x50 Schwarzel 37x50 Martin Murphy 26x50 Julia Pico 40x60 Matt Cunningham 31x60 Doctor Martin 36x60 Mark Emory 28x45 Charles Hinton 13x15 Charles Faris 9x25.
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Jockey Sedlacek Near Death After Beulah Park Race
Woodrow Sedlacek, 17, hospitalized in Columbus with a brain blood clot after Monday’s Beulah Park spill that left him paralyzed on the left side. Doctors report his condition as only fair following surgery. unrelated note says alligators are unique among reptiles for loud bellows heard over long distances.
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