Gallia Academy blanked New Boston 48 to 0 in season opener
Gallia Academy dominated New Boston as Kelton Brothers Hamrick and Irion scored multiple touchdowns. The Blue Devils built a 21 point lead by halftime and extended it in the second half to secure a decisive Southeastern Ohio clash victory on the Scioto County gridiron.
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Boston
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Gallia Academy
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Kelton
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Hamrick
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Last Tourney Carded Today at Athens Country Club
A match play golf tourney against par closes the year at Athens Country Club with a handicap system three fourths of the handicap and merchandise prizes by entrant count. Bush Biddle Dinner Tournament matches due by Oct 9 with dinner Oct 11 featuring prize awards two new directors and year-end financial report.
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Athens Country Club
Pitt Smothers Ada Eleven in 47 0 rout
The University of Pittsburgh crushed Ohio Northern 47 to 0 before about 10 000 at Pittsburgh. The revamped line, powered by five last year substitutes and two sophomores, shut down Ohio Northern’s offense and created seven Pitt touchdowns led by Heller and Weinstock with solid defense throughout.
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Ohio Northern
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Warren Heller
Northern
Izzy Weinstock
Weinstock
Paul Reider
Heller
Polar Bears
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Ohio
Dark Secret wins Potomac Handicap in Havre de Grace
The Wheatley Stable’s Dark Secret upset eleven top 3-year-olds at Havre de Grace Md winning the $20 000 Potomac Handicap. He paid 37 50 for a 2 mutuel and delivered a convincing victory.
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Havre DE Grace
Wheatley Stable
Sports matchups list for American and Association leagues
Baseball schedule excerpts show games across cities. American League matchups feature St Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Washington while Association pairs Columbus Toledo Louisville Indianapolis St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City with others including New York at Boston and Boston at Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Messrenentsie
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American New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
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Milwaukee
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Bishops Down Quakers 20 to 0 in season opener
In Delaware Ohio Wesleyan defeats Wilmington College 20 to 0 after a tight first half. Bishop's Howard White circles end for the first score. Wertz adds the extra point. Turley passes 26 yards to Bennett for the second TD. Turley also runs in the final score. Worcester 27 yard run sets up the drive. Hoff adds an extra point.
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Athens High School
New Lexington Eleven
Orange Tigers
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Athens
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Goodfellow
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Wilmington
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Wertz
John Turley
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Turley
Worcester
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Cubs Use 18 Men To Beat Redlegs In Eight to Six Victory
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 8 to 6 as Charley Grimm, preparing for the World Series against the Yankees, fields 18 players. The Reds lead early 2 1 2, while the Cubs rally with solid hitting and pitching.
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New York Yankees
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
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Johnson
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Root
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Dodgers Take Third in League With 3 To 2 Win
Brooklyn Dodgers clinched third place in the Nations League by defeating the Boston Braves 3 to 2. Philadelphia dropped a double header to the Giants as part of the same action.
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Debut Star Devens Holds Red Sox to Six Hits
Charlie Devens former Harvard hurler made his big league debut in Boston today allowing six hits as the New York Yankees defeated the Red Sox 8 to 2. Keenan 010 180 was the Boston score sequence while Devens worked with Dickey Jorgens Gallagher Boerner Michaels and Tate in the game.
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Pirates Trample Cardinals with Early Six-Run Burst
The Pittsburgh Pirates jumped on Jim Winford in his first major league start to build a six run lead in the first inning and defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 4. French Finney Winford Haines and De Lancy played for St. Louis.
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Sox Beat Tribe in Weird 8-7 Finish
The Chicago White Sox edged the Cleveland Indians 8 to 7 in Cleveland as Biggs Gallivan Kimsey Sull ivan Russell and Pytlak powered the offense after a quirky, back and forth game.
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Sullivan
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Nats Rally in 10th Beat Athletics in Philadelphia
Washington Senators won in the 10th inning as Reynolds scored on Spencer's single. Final score 8 to 6 in Philadelphia after a late comeback. pitchers McAfee and Spencer contributed, with McKeithan Freitas and Madjeski also involved.
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Browns Rally Past Tigers in 11 Innings Split Twinbill
In Detroit, the St. Louis Browns defeated the Detroit Tigers 5 to 4 in 11 innings after dropping the opener 1 to 0. First game ended 1-0 Detroit with Fischer and Ferrell batting. second game 5-4 St. Louis with Blaeholder on mound and Marrow catching Hayworth for Detroit.
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Georgia Star Jumps School to Play in 1932
Jody White, sophomore backfield ace of the 1931 Bulldog eleven, will enter Jefferson University in Dallas Texas to be eligible to play during the 1932 season after being ruled ineligible at the University of Georgia this fall.
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Mitchells Musings on Schmeling Walker and World Series
Mitch analyzes upcoming fights between Max Schmeling and Mickey Walker and the World Series matchup of the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs. He weighs fighter size confidence and prior bouts and predicts outcomes while noting Ohio at Indiana in a looming rubber game. He reflects on season form versus short series dynamics and loyalty to Ohio.
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Max Schmeling
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Stribling
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Bobcats Triumph Over Rio Grande In Opening Clash
Ohio State controls the opener as Len Sadosky and Armbrust power the scoring drive with 4 touchdowns. Rio Grande stalls in the Red Men’s territory as Banko and Fehn contribute late scores, while miscues and punts shape the rough, ragged contest.
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Akron Victor Over Buckeye Reserves 7-0
Akron University defeated Ohio State Reserves 7 to 0 in a second quarter drive. Quarterback Mahan led the offense with a pass to Stadtmiller and a runner into the end zone, Barnes adding the extra point. The Buckeyes threatened late but Sparhawk intercepted and Driesbach punted to safety.
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Giants Sweep Phillies Behind Strong Wins
In New York on September 24 the Dodgers beat the Braves and the Phillies dropped two to the Giants. Roy Hansen took both losses as Philadelphia fell 8 4 and 4 0 in the two games, with Liske Collins Todd Walker Luque Bell Healy aiding the effort.
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Wade Killefer Named Manager of Indianapolis Club for 1933
Wade Killefer, former Pacific Coast League manager, was named manager of the Indianapolis American Association team for 1933. He succeeds Emmet McCann who had led the Indians since June 1931 after replacing Johnny Corriden. Killefer's brother William Chillefer manages the St. Louis Browns.
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Indianapolis Amercan Association
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St. Louis Browns
Ohio football outlook sparks cautious hope this weekend
The speaker argues enthusiasm may outpace judgment but acknowledges Ohio has a chance to win. Despite optimism, they fear a tough matchup this Saturday and hope to be proven wrong.
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Glouster High Beats Nelsonville in Season Opener
Glouster High School defeats Nelsonville Greyhounds 6 to 0 at City Playground in the opening game. Key plays include a late second quarter drive sparked by Getchel and Beshara and a standout punt return by Bobby Stalter setting up Glouster near the goal line.
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Bobby” Stalter
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Cubs Yankees Tuning Up for World Series
New York and Chicago ready for the world series begin on Wednesday. Questions abound on Ruth Gomes and Ruffing versus the Cubs speed and dash. Ticket sales mix of sellouts and unsold seats and Hoover missing first ball. Mayor McKee to throw it.
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Baldwin Wallace dominates Bowling Green 24 to 0 in football
Baldwin Wallace protected its undefeated 1991 record by routing Bowling Green 24 to 0 on the road. Three early Bowling Green fumbles set up Baldwin Wallace touchdown drives, with a late third quarter march of 45 yards producing the final score. Referee Miller officiated the game.
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