Dundee Edwards Fight Card Headlines Athens Card
Al Dundee faces Kentucky scrapper Kid Edwards in a 10 round main event at the Athens Fair Grounds tonight. Louisville challenger Edwards has drawn strong local attention with a rising record as three six round bouts precede the main event. In Athens also Don Cooley and Robbie Mason headline preliminary bouts.
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the Plains
Marietta College Football Questions Raise Conference Doubts
A column questions why Marietta College remains in the Ohio Conference and why it should continue football. It argues scholarship demands and limited material, student interest, and competition from nearby schools undermine the program's value and future viability.
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Buckeye Conference opens with 1981 football skirmishes
Buckeye Conference begins two day set of season openers with six to eight teams in action. Georgetown College and Indiana loom as strong early foes while Ohio Wesleyan faces outside competition and Cincinnati prepares for Rio Grande.
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Carroll Stars Bus Scoreless? Ohio State Halfback Progress
Bill replaced Captain Stuart as halfback and showed growing ball carrying ability for Ohio State. Coach Willaman plans more play this week as cooler weather and practice conditions improve showings.
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Orcutt Aims To Challenge Ware In Women’s Golf Quarters
Williamsville N Y September 24 The National Women's Golf Tourney's quarter finals feature Maureen Orcutt Englewood N J who threatens defending champion Mrs Glenna Collett Ware with a potential semi final matchup. Orcutt beat Bernice Wall 5 4 and stands two wins from the last four. Van Wie and Ware also moved on along with Wilson Federman Kerr Hicks and Pressler advancing in the event.
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California
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Toronto
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Miss Wilson
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Dayton
Ohio
Miss Kerr
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Nyack
Powerful trio powers Purdue offense against freshmen
Lafayette Indiana September 24 A.P. report says Alex Yanovich Ed Risk and Jim Purvis veteran Purdue backs are rounding into form for a high powered Big Ten offense. The trio dominated the freshmen in a recent scrimmage, showing potential for strong season impact.
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Sharkey's Fight Future Still Uncertain
Jack Sharkey again stirs boxing with a possible run out before the October 1 match with Primo Carnera. The New York State Athletic Commission prepares to hear from an examining panel after Sharkey halted training due to a claimed left finger injury. Doctors have been appointed to assess his condition ahead of today’s meeting.
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Sharkey’s Courage Cited In Defense Of Delay Fight
Henry McLemore defends Jack Sharkey amid claims the boxer fears Primo Camera. The piece recalls Sharkey’s past battles with George Godfrey Harry Wills Dempsey and Schmeling showing he fights bravely despite timing flaws. It argues Sharkey would not back down from a ring challenge.
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Spartans Defeat Cardinals 13-3 in Second Tilt
Portsmouth Spartans clinched their second straight National Pro Football League win at Universal Stadium by edging the Chicago Cardinals 13 to 3. Nevers kicked the Cardinals’ lone points. Presnell and Holm led Portsmouth’s ground attack while Lumpkin and Schwartz dominated in the line.
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Maurice Meyer
Dayton
Herbert Dell
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Ohio State
Camera’s slow puncher lacks sense and reads wrong
A compact critique notes a bulky cumbersome camera quartering as a slow punching device that fails to read correctly, leaving unclear output and frustration with its usability.
Bulldogs Open Season With New Look For Friday Game
The Bulldogs, light and fast, meet New Lexington High School at 2 30 Friday afternoon in their season opener. Coach McKinley builds a 145 pound average team around four veterans Fields Atkins Corwin and Goodfellow and a lineup featuring Olson Heaton Kirk Van Dyke Hardman Goodfellow Spauld ing Bates Lowery Roach Kawlish Tribe Fields Mc Paniel David Atkins Speiser sidelined by knee. If New Lexington lives up to its reputation a strong game Friday is expected.
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Gotham Teams In Series for Charity Today
New York rivalries paused as the Yankees, Giants, and Robins joined in a charity double header. The Yankees fell 3-2 to Washington, dropping to 1.5 games behind the Senators with four games left. Detroit and Cleveland split a second AL twin bill.
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Chauncey Blue Devils Prep for Albany Scrimmages
Chauncey, Sept 2. Three scrimmages this week show the Blue Devils ready for Albany. Coach Theisen reports no injuries, Nye out, reshuffling Weimer to end. Expected lineup includes Weimer, Kish, Daugherty, Dew or Tracy, E Kollister, Linscott, B Kollister, Shafér, with Seville, Simpson, Swarts contending. Guerra and Wolfe as backs but need speed. Smith at quarterback offers passing and kicking threat.
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Thistlethwaite Must Produce a Winner at Wisconsin This Year
Wisconsin's 1930 outlook shows a rebuilt line and backfield under Coach Thistlethwaite with 16 lettermen, five regulars from last year, and a schedule featuring Bradley, North Dakota State, Auburn, Purdue, Penn State, Minnesota, Illinois, Ohio State and Chicago as the Badgers seek a decisive campaign.
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Colgate
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Greg Kabat
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Russ Rebhels
John Schneller
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Jensen
Walter Gnabach
George Thurner
Ralph Lovshin
Mark Catlin
Thistlethwaite
Smith
Donald Cuthbert
Kruger
Kabat
Kranhold
Knute Rockne
Joe Linfor
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Rosa Rebhels
Robby Schiller
Sophoe More
Paul Bucker
Buckets Goldenberg
Nello Pacetti
Jimemy Wimmer
Schneller
Clair Strain
Bradley
North Dakota State
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Crowd boos decision in Chicago minor heavyweight bout
Ernie Schaaf won a ten round decision over Tuffy Griffiths before 15000 at Chicago stadium in the third Indoor Season amid the loudest crowd disapproval in the arena's history. The referee and judges favored Schaaf as two minor scuffles erupted and a return fight was tentatively discussed for October.
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Tuffy Griffiths
Mickey Walker
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Substitute Banas to Start as Lukeats Injury Hits Notre Dame
Notre Dame trains for Rockne Memorial game with Steve Banas of Hammond set to start for Lukeats injured. Banas saw action against the freshmen and will man the backfield as Charlie Jaskiewicz performed well at quarterback in the latest scrimmage.
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Don
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Yeaterday
Wolves Injure Teammate Amid Frustrating Route Run
In a strained mid September game at Ann Arbor the Wolves suffered injuries and confusion as key players struggled to execute. Coach Evertrardus faced calls for lineup changes and renewed focus as the team battles through a rough stretch.
Northwestern Coach Rounds Players On Blocking
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley upbraided his players for weak blocking and sent them through an hour long drill session focusing on technique and intensity to tighten the unit.
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