Ohio University Football Scrimmage Shows Ragged Offense
Ohio University's football squad showed sluggish, error prone play in Monday scrimmage as coach Don Peden tested multiple backfield combos. The first unit struggled with misplays and fumbles, while a second group moved the scrimmage more steadily. Peden planned tougher drills later in the week to shake off the lag.
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Don Peden
Peden
Henry Rradini
Harold Brown
Joe Sintic
Matty Fehn
Buddy Meyers
Ralph Robinett
Howard Brandenberg
Harlen Laskin
Leonard Sadosky
Sfort
Series Figures Lot of Hooey
New York baseball chatter weighs the Yankees and Cubs by field, gear, and legends. Gehrig Grimm Gomez and others are contrasted with Cubs stars while fans debate who should win the World Series despite the futility of predicting seven games from season-long averages.
Chicago Can Cinch Flag by Beating Bucs
Charley Grimm with the Cubs may clinch the National League pennant in today’s doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates in Chicago. A Cubs win secures the title. the Phillies and Giants also played while other league games affected standings.
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Bucs
New York
Charley Grimm
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Phillies
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Dodgers
Giants
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Bronx
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Smead Jolley
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
West Virginia Grid Iron Season Opens Next Weekend
United Press reports West Virginia intercollegiate football begins next Friday and Saturday with eight teams in action. West Liberty meets Assumption College of Sandwich Ontario. New River State faces Holy Cross. Davis-Elkins hosts Geneva. WVU duquesne in Pittsburgh. Marshall at Huntington versus Louisville. Hiwassee plays Bluefield. Morris Harvey vs Thiel. Grove City hosts Glenville. WVU, West Liberty and New River tipped for strong openers.
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Acton
West Liberty Teachers College
Assumption College of Sandwich
Ont
Canada
Wheeling
New River State College
Holy Cross
Worcester
Mass
Cam Henderson
Scarlett Hurricane
Davis-Elkins College
Geneva
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Earle Neale
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Marshall College
Huntington
University of Louisville
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Tenn
Bluefield College
Morris Harvey
Thiel
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Grove City
Glenville College
West Liberty
New River
Ambiguous Hero: Gudat and Ruth Compete for Spotlight
A sports commentary weighs players Gudat Ruth Hoag Grimm Allen Grimes, arguing legends can be outshined by luck over statistics. The speaker favors naming Gudat as hero and hints at upcoming talents.
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Ruth
Hoag
Grimm
Allen
Grimes
Yankees Outfield Dominates Cubs in Series Preview
George Kirkley reports the Yankees trio Ruth Combs and Chapman outshine Chicago’s Stephenson Moore and Cuyler in field and at bat. Ruth's health body and bat power loom if fit, with Byrd as backup. Cubs struggle to match Yankee averages as Stephenson nears endgame.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Earl Combs
Benny Chapman
Cubs
Riggs Stephenson
Johnny
Ruth
Wrigley Field
Sammy Byrd
Babe
Four Unbeaten 7 Teams Remain In National Tourney
Four teams stay undefeated as the National Baseball Federation eighth annual tournament enters round three. Dayton faces Pittsburgh and Newcomerstown plays Flint while Cleveland meets New Haven and Cincinnati meets Pontiac. Newcomerstown and Dayton win to stay perfect. Flint wins big to eliminate Indianapolis. Pittsburgh edges Cincinnati as Akron and Dearborn are eliminated after two losses.
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U.P
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Mich
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Newcomerstown
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Cleveland
New Haven
Conn
Cincinnati
Pontiac
Detroit
Fort Wayne
Ind
Akron
Dearborn
Big Five Stars Hit Safe At Bat In Scrimmage
Jimmy Foxx doubled in five tries with one RBI while Al Simmons went 3 for 4 with two RBIs. Billy Terry added a single in four at bats for one run as Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig sat out.
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Jimmy Foxx
AL Simmons
Billy Terry
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Bulldogs Lock in Improved Form After Monday Practice
Athens High School Bulldogs showcased improved cohesion in a Monday drill as they prepare for Friday's opener against New Lexington. Coach McKinley emphasized strengthening aerial play and defense while center John Goodfellow and tackle Hjalmer Olsen face possible injuries.
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McKinney
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McKinley
Athens
Baseball Scores and Matchups From The Week In The Nation
Boston and New York split. Pittsburgh beat Chicago. Cincinnati edged St Louis. St Louis defeated Cleveland. Chicago bested Detroit. Washington defeated Boston. New York beat Philadelphia. Association games featured Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and others with close scores.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
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St Louis
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Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
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Louis
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Wonaaanes
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Seeaueieenai
St. Pau
Lewisville
Rowe Elected President of Northeastern Ohio AAU
Floyd A. Rowe, director of Cleveland Public Schools' Physical Education, was elected president of the Northeastern Ohio Association of the Amateur Athletic Union at the annual meeting. He succeeds Ralph H. McQuat, who resigned due to business pressure.
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Ri— Floyd A. Rowe
Cleveland Public Schools
Northeastern Ohio Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Ralph H. McQuat
Lon Warneke rises as Cubs ace in year of change
Wartimeoua profile traces Lon Warneke from late minor league struggles to a breakout season with the Chicago Cubs. It highlights his early career arc from Laurel Mississippi and Alexandria to Reading and final emergence as a top National League pitcher this year, noting his sharp improvement and impact. It also covers Lefty Gomez of the New York Yankees, detailing his background from Rodeo California to Salt Lake City, his left handed gifts, weight management, and status as a leading ace likely to start the World Series opener.
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Miss
Alexandria
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Big Lon
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Frisco Seals
Yankees
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Lefty
O'Dowd Draws Gizzy in Pittsburgh Ring
Midget Mike O'Dowd of Columbus earned a 10round draw with Battling Gizzy of Pittsburgh in Bridgeport. Gizzy led early but faded after a seventh round beating. Roberta of Pittsburgh beat Brinkman of Wheeling in six rounds, Herman of Wheeling stopped Franz of Pittsburgh in two, and Clemons of Pittsburgh won a fourround decision over Cyclone Driscoll of Columbus.
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U.P
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Columbus
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Pittsburgh
Gizzy
Hans Roberta
Bobby Brinkman
Wheeling
Jackie Herman
Tony Franz
Jerry Clemons
Cyclone Driscoll
Buckeye Conference Cross Country Meet Slated at OWU
The Buckeye Conference cross country championship will be run November 19 at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware between halves of the Ohio Wesleyan versus Ohio University football game. Ohio Wesleyan defends its title as the reigning champion.
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Hambrick Wins Canton District Open Golf Title
Archie Hambrick of Zanesville captured the Cleveland District Open in Canton with a 36 hole total of 140, two under par, besting 68 players. Notables include Al Espinosa 141 and several players from Ohio cities such as Aspland Youngstown Transue Cleveland Waldron Barberton Crowder Shute and Novick.
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U.R
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Zanesville
al Espinosa
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Youngstown
Oliver Transue
Cleveland
L. Waldron
Barberton
Waldo Crowder
Denny Shute
Hudson
Joe Novick
Zuppke Faces Herculean Task at Illinois This Season
Illinois coach Bob Zuppke aims to rekindle winning form after two rough seasons. He returns 18 lettermen and adds depth at ends and backs. Key players include Fred Frink Ivan Schustek Harry Palmer Bob May and Pete Yanakus. Schedule opens October 1 with Coe and Miami and runs through November 18 at Ohio State.
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Howard Johnson
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Gar Wood Sets New Speedboat World Record on St Clair River
Gar Wood piloted Miss America X to a new world record for motor boats on the St. Clair River in Algonac Michigan. He averaged 124.91 mph over two run mile distances, with 84.41 and 195.42 mph splits, surpassing the previous marks and clocking an American record over the statute mile.
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U.P
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Panamanian P Brown Retains Bantam Title in First-Round KO
Toronto report confirms P Al Brown of Panama retained his world bantamweight title by knocking out Emile Spider Piadner of France in the first round of a scheduled 15 round bout.
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Bloom Wins Frantic Columbus Boxing Showdown
Bloom of Chillicothe defeated a surprise opponent, Walker of Zanceville, by decision in four rounds. Lorain featherweight Ray Lacray stopped Albert George in a quick bout, while Wegner beat Hines in four rounds. Cannonball Zanesville was stopped in the second round.
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Wegner
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Otto Neu Dead Kenton
Otto Neu eight Kenton salesman and utility infielder with the land Washington and American league baseball team died Monday from an intestinal infection contracted September 10 in Toledo. He was a former third baseman in the majors and played basketball with Kenton Red and trained at Great Lakes. He belonged to the American Legion Masonto and Hike lodgen.
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