Peden Sees a Tough but Promising Ohio Bobcats Season
Ohio University coach Don Peden warned that replacing key backs and ends will be challenging as the 1930 Bobcats open at Ohio Stadium against Wilmington. He noted injuries and inexperience on the line and backfield, but stressed reserve strength and unseen potential, while conceding the pace may not match 1929.
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Ohio University
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Ohio Stadium
Wil
Youns
Peden
Kepler
Gabriel
Buckeye
Ohio
Eden
Wittenberg May Not Be Put Back in Buckeye Conference
Denison University will not resume athletic relations with Wittenberg until Wittenberg's athletic practices are assured to be scrutinized. Ohio University Ohio Wesleyan Miami and Cincinnati University favor conditional reinstatement. next conference vote is expected soon amid ongoing opposition claims.
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W. L. Livingston
Denison University
Denison
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Cincinnati University
Livingston
Dallyin By Carl Diliaon On Managerial Rumors In New York
The column discusses the Yankees Jacob Ruppert and manager candidates for 1931. It suggests Joe McCarthy is favored to replace Bob Shawkey, noting Ruppert’s willingness to pay top salaries and the chance McCarthy could join the Yankees. Other NL clubs such as the Giants Dodgers and Cardinals are viewed as less likely options.
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Yankees
William Wrigley, Jr
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Dodgers
Cardinals
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Coleman Faces Coleman in National Amateur Quarterfinal
Merion Cricket Club Ardmore Pa September 25 Fay Coleman of Culver City California advances to a quarter final in the National Amateur Golf Tournament with a match against an unnamed opponent. The small gallery watches as the event unfolds behind Bobby Jones.
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U.R
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Fay Coleman
Culver City
Calif
Sharkey Favored To Beat Campolo In Yankee Stadium Bout
Jack Sharkey of Boston enters a 15 round heavyweight clash with Vittorio Campolo of Argentina at Yankee Stadium as the New York Commission enforces a new non foul rule. Sharkey seeks to rebound after two poor showings while Campolo trains hard for a major upset.
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Jack Sharkey
Boston
Max Schmeling
Vittorio Campolo
Argentina
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Sharkey
Phil Scott
Campolo
Salvatore Ruggirello
New York Commission
Schmeling
Ee Sharkey
Heavy Backfield For Ohio State
Ohio State prepares for a season opener against Mount Union with a beefy fast backfield. Qb Lew Hinchman leads a group including Marty Harner Stu Holcomb Wes Fesler, shifting from the old deep backfield to a compact, quick formation. Heat limits practice as Willaman stresses instant first-play readiness.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Mount Union
Buckeye
Lew Hinchman
Marty Harner
Stu Holcomb
Wes Fesler
Buckeyes
Salem Sam Willaman
Bucks
Eight Seek Ohio Women's Laurels
In Columbus on September 25 eight players advance to the quarter finals of the Central Ohio District women's golf championship at Columbus Country Club. Leader Mrs. Larry C. Nelson of Dayton dominates the field after her victory over Mrs. H S Atkinson of Columbus and is favored to reach the finals. Also prominent are Mia Curtis Sohl and Mrs. Thornton Emmons of Columbus Elks.
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U.P
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Larry C. Nelson
Dayton
H.S. Atkinson
Nelson
Mia
Curtis Sohl
Sea Hero Seeks Pilot's License
Harry Manning the America first officer and lifeboat rescuer of the Florida story works toward a private pilot license at Roosevelt Field Long Island. He says he will not abandon the sea despite the new aviation pursuit and fame.
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Harry Manning
America
Florida
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
First national amateur horseshoe tournament set at Lincoln Park
The first national amateur horseshoe pitching tournament opens in Lincoln Park Chicago on Saturday with state and sectional champions from coast to coast. A $1,000 trophy awaits the winner and entrants include Clarence Harris of Louisville and Art Meier of Columbus.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park
Clarence Harris
Louisville
Art Meier
Columbus
Earthquake Kills 175, Injures 350 in Central Asia
A quake near Stalinabad on September 23 leveled seven villages, leaving at least 175 dead and more than 350 wounded, authorities disclosed today.
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Stalinabad
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