Six Sophomores To Open Tilt With Morris Harvey
Ohio University coach Mitch Don Peden will start six freshmen in a 1933 season opener against Morris Harvey College of Barboursville West Virginia. Veterans from 1932 are limited to a few players. The Eagles rely on passing, with Morris Harvey previously defeated Salem 6 0 while Ohio expects a heavier lineup and speed in the backfield.
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Roaming Oer Gridirons With Col W Lemore
New York dateline round up notes college football tidbits and player remarks. Fordham coach Jim Crowley to host weekly writers clinic starting next Tuesday. Army faces Mercer in a tough test while Duke and Michigan targets show strong prospects.
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Ohio State Aims for Peak Before Michigan and Northwestern
Coach Sam Willaman seeks top form for Ohio State ahead of crucial October showdowns with Michigan and Northwestern. Star quarterback Carl Cramer is pivotal if healthy, with a veteran 200-pound line and a deep backfield aiming to mount a Big Ten title bid.
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Livesay Retains Southpaw Crown In Golf Defense
E G Livesay of Columbus wins the national left handed golf title for the second year running with a 303 total and a 15 stroke lead over runner up R W Needs of Aurora. Charles Teskey of Canterbury finishes third as twelve port-siders compete at Acacia Country Club. Ben Richter of St Louis shoots an exhibition round of 72 holes at 280.
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Paul Dean Wins Over Bisons in World Series Clash
Paul Dean, 20, pitched Columbus to an 8 5 victory over the Buffalo Bisons in the Junior World Series. Columbus led 4 0 after the first inning, Rothrock homered, Cullop doubled, and Dean fanned 12 with seven hits allowed. Buffalo rallied for three in the ninth as Columbus extended its series lead. next game set for Buffalo.
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Sophomore surge fuels Big Ten optimism across campuses
Across several campuses, veterans Nick Lukats and Steve Banas push Notre Dame practice as sophomores threaten starting roles. Wisconsin declares Russ Callahan ineligible. four sophomores earn regular berths. Illinois backs welcome Steve Stich’s bid after injuries. Minnesota leans on veterans with two sophomore tackles. Northwestern tightens for Iowa. Purdue emphasizes passing with Pardonner Heckler Carter Purvis. Iowa rates six or seven sophomores as potential starters. Indiana reveals its probable opening lineup against Miami with a balanced backfield.
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Disabled Veterans To Hold Sale Saturday
The Athens Post of the Disabled American Veterans will sell blue forget-me-nots in Athens tomorrow with boys and girls on the streets and merchants displaying boxes. Proceeds aid disabled veterans in hospitals nationwide and locally. George Chesser and M C Morrison supervise with B M Gibson as chairman and C C Goodrich assisting.
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Masters Of World Series Strategy Not Playing This Year
In New York on September 29, 1933, Stuart Cameron notes that World Series management will be led by players Bill Terry of the Giants and Joe Cronin of the Senators rather than dugout programs. Cronin, 26, is a beloved figure and fiery leader from shortstop while Terry is a top hitter and combative captain. The piece recalls Frank Chance and Fielder Jones as legendary young managers in 1906 and contrasts Cronin and Terry as the first player-managers in decades.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Two Leagues
In the NATIONAL league Boston leads Brooklyn 5 4 with a tense 10 inning game darkness. In the AMERICAN league New York defeats Washington 11 0 and Boston loses to Philadelphia 4 8 in the day’s only scheduled games.
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Yesterday's Heroes Behind Baseball Powerhouses
Babe Ruth drove in five for the Yankees with a homer and two singles in five at bats. Goose Goslin led the Senators with three singles in four tries as part of a rally against the Yankees, while Ed Brandt and Fred Frankhouse limited the Dodgers to four hits in the opener.
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