Inexperienced Ohio Faces Wilmington In Season Opener
Ohio University plans to start a largely inexperienced lineup against Wilmington College in the opening game of the 1930 season at Ohio Stadium. Coach Don C. Peden rests star players to avoid injuries while Wilmington brings a seasoned crew led by quarterback Meridith and fullback Davis.
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Orr
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Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Little Cedarville
Denison
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Miami
University of Indiana
Oo University
Miss Oklahoma Named At Legion Convention
Jennie Lee Suggs, a Pawhuska resident and veteran with multiple beauty contest titles, was selected as Miss Oklahoma at the state American Legion convention in Okmulgee Oklahoma. She will represent Oklahoma at the national Legion convention in Boston.
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Vention
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Suggs
Football Card Friday matchups across colleges listed
A roundup of college football games with numerous pairings. Notable venues include Ohio Stadium for Ohio University versus Wilmington and Columbus for Ohio State against Mount Union.ambles and minor spelling issues appear in the listing.
Dallyin with Dillon and the Buckeye Hopefuls
Athens football fans gauge the 1930 Bobcats strength after last season’s undefeated Buckeye crown. Coach Peden warns the 1930 eleven may not reach 1929 caliber but will fight hard to defend the Buckeye title as scrimmages mislead and season play begins.
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Athens
Peden
Messenger
Buckeye A. A
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Pedén
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Buckeye
Baseball scores and scheduled games listed
Rain shortened AL games Philadelphia defeated New York 13 to 3 in six innings and Washington beat Boston 8 to 2. NL Chicago lost to Cincinnati 4 to 8. Remaining schedules include Cincinnati at Chicago, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, New York at Philadelphia, Chicago at Detroit, Washington at Boston, and games in Cleveland.
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Bulldogs Open Season Against Zanesville In 1930
Athens High School grid squad travels to Zanesville Saturday to begin the 1930 football campaign. Many players will debut varsity action as coach McKinley reshapes the lineup with sophomores and backups. Likely backfield names include Fields Woods David and Wilson as defense shapes to counter a heavier foe.
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Matigi
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Dixie Kid to Meet Palmer in Athens Armory Bout
Dixie Kid Smith of Athens will face Pedlar Palmer, 168 pound Lancaster boxer, in a one round bout at the Athens Armory Monday night Oct 6 under the Athens Athletic Club. Palmer gets 20 percent of the gate if he stops Dixie within six rounds. Dixie Kid also earns 20 percent if he wins. The bout consists of three minute rounds.
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Athens Athletic Club
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Cardinals Near Pennant After Key Wins
The St Louis Cardinals needed one win to clinch the National League title after a 9 to 4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. In the American League the Washington Senators grabbed second with a 6 to 2 win over the Boston Red Sox while the Philadelphia Athletics, already leading, beat the New York Yankees 18 to 0 as rain halted play after six innings. The White Sox Tigers game was canceled due to wet grounds.
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Detroit Tigers
Heavyweight Go Postponed Week To Madison Square Garden
The scheduled 1 hour heavyweight bout between Jack Sharkey of Boston and Vittorio Campolo of Argentina, delayed from last night at Yankee Stadium due to rain, will take place at Madison Square Garden on Friday October 3. The delay gives Garden management a chance to promote the event and Sharkey extra time to reach fighting trim after weighing 200 pounds yesterday.
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Jack Sharkey
Boston
Vittorio Campolo
Argentina
Yankee Stadium
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Sharkey
Bobby Jones Faces Sweetser In Amateur Semifinal
Bobby Jones meets Walter Sweetser in the National Amateur semifinals at Merion. Jones, chasing a fourth major of the year, aims to extend his long perfect record as Sweetser, who once beat him badly at Brookline in 1952, seeks another upset.
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