Ohio Bobcats Open Home Stand With Victory Over Indiana
Ohio University prepares for its first home stand as West Liberty Normal opens the slate. The 18 0 win over Indiana featured strong backfield work by Chick Young Ray Singer and Russell Kepler, with solid line play from Hastings Blosser and Hart. Questions remain on site for the Brock Field game and player conditioning for upcoming battles.
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West Virginia
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Berest
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Russell Kepler
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Blosser
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Livingston
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Claud Chrisman
Mt. Vernon
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Young
Singer
Kepler
Pat Page
Richardson Cramer
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Perkins
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E Blesser
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Keple
Dauer
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Young Eber
Opening Games in the Big Ten Leave Observers Curious
In Columbus on September 30 observers note that the Big Ten opening is not yet revealing team power. Western Conference teams loom in the air as Michigan Indiana and Wisconsin are mentioned among early impressions with little firm knowledge available ahead of next Saturday’s big round.
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Big Ten
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Opening of 1929 college football season foretold by early results
Eastern games show Brown and West Virginia losing while Springfield College upends Brown 7 to 6 and Penn barely beats Little Franklin and Marshall. Davis-Elkins defeats West Virginia 14 to 6 as Notre Dame prepares to face Indiana with Rockne’s Ramblers. The Big Ten slate looms with Colgate at Wisconsin and Notre Dame at Indiana as major early tests.
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Old Time Baseball Quips and Quick Bets
A collage of sport quips and claims from early baseball lore. Victorio Campolo cites a steer roping record, Lefty O'Doul reflects on lefty hitters, Pipgras backs the Cubs, and Ben Paschal backs the A’s. Babe Ruth negotiates with Harry Frazee who offers a three year contract at ten thousand dollars per season.
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Lefty O’doul
McGraw
Burt Shotton
Pipgras
Cubs
A's
Ben Paschal
Athletics
Cuba
Babe Ruth
Harry Frazee
Red Sox
Frazee
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Dempsey Debuts as Chicago Boxing Promoter
Promoter Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight champion, makes his bow in Chicago on Wednesday night with welterweight champion Jackie Wields facing Vince Dundee. The high quality undercard and Dempsey’s arena appearance drive large advance ticket sales.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Jackie Wields
Vince Dundee
Dempsey
100 Golfers Turn Out for Womens National Meet
Detroit September 20 U A De fying a course regarded as one of the hardest in the country about 106 women golf stars began the annual battle for the national championship. Noted players include Glenna Collett defending champion Helen Hicks Maureen Orcutt Kathleen Wright and Mrs Gress Lifar with strong challengers from Virginia Chicago and California. Hicks reportedly bypassed par by shooting 81 in practice. The Oakland Hills course demands long drives and precise approaches with hazards and rolling greens.
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U.A
Oakland Hille
Glenna Collett
Helen Hicks
Maureen Orcutt
New York
O. & Hil
Kansas City
Kathleen Wright
Harry Dressler
California
Gress Lifar
Los Angeles
Chicago
van Whe
Wilson
Collett
Orcutt
Hicks
Miss Hicks
Mrs Hill
Marion Turple
Margaret Maddux
Woman Hobo Refuses Identity in Marietta Woods Case
Sheriff Way seeks to identify a 55 year old woman known as the lady hobo found in the Beverly woods. She offers no name and recalls only Cambridge from two months prior. She carries three clothing filled grips, one shoe bears the name Carrie Jadwin, and some clothing appears hospital or prison issue. The Ohio Bureau of Identification assists the search.
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Way
Beverly
Cambridge
Carrie Jadwin
Ohio Bureau of Identification
Standings Snapshot From Scrambled City Names
The fragment lists team standings and scores with numerous garbled city names such as Columbus Kansas City and Philadelphia. It presents a chaotic mix of teams and results across the American League with several legible entries alongside misspellings and incomprehensible tokens.
Tuesday's Games Heat Up Across Leagues
National League action in New York features key games while American League play centers on Philadelphia as teams vie for playoff positioning and early season momentum.
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GAWES
Onion
New York
Sion
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Advances Over Dayton For Amateur Title Bid
West Baden Indiana September 30 Cincinnati defeated Dayton 4 to 2 to move closer in the elimination tournament of the world amateur baseball championship.
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Westl Baden
Ind
Cincinnati
Dayton
Maureen Orcutt Fails To Qualify In Major Tour
Miss Maureen Orcutt, 22, New York golf star, has failed to qualify for a major tournament for the first time in six years. She has held the Metropolitan title four consecutive years.
Logan Masts to Open 1929 Season Against Turf Club
Logan Masts football team of Logan, after a strong previous season with one loss, will start the 1929 campaign next Sunday afternoon versus the Turf Club of Columbus. Many new players will grace the Logan line-up.
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Logan
Turf Club of Columbus
Cincinnati Wins Amateur Championship in NF Baseball Final
Cindy West Baden Ind report Cincinnati defeated Dayton in a Sunday final to win the Amateur Championship Tournament of the National Baseball Federation with a 4 to win.
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Ind
Cinccinnati
National Baseball Federation
Dayton
Toe
Notre Dame Ramblers to Play Home Games in Chicago
Livi CP says Notre Dame football will live up to the Ramblers name this fall. With a new stadium under construction the Rockne squad will play all its home games in Chicago this season.
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Ramblers
Rockne
Chicago
Murray City Eleven Falls to Middleport in Heat Hit Game
Middleport defeated Murray City 19 to 0 at home as Kerney Wiseman suffered a knee injury but continued playing. Stitts Allensworth and Max Lambert scored for Middleport, while Lambert was ruled out of a goal line run. The heat slowed play but did not stop a stubborn Middleport effort.
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Pagemen
Middleport
Yellow Jackets
Murray City
Kerney Wiseman
Mis Kne
Max Lambert
Stitts Allensworth
O Doul and Fonseca Lead Major League Batting Races
O Doul of the Phillies and Lew Fonseca of Cleveland led the major league batting races on Sept 30. O Doul held a 11 point edge at .395 over Herman, while Fonseca led the NL with .373 and a six point margin over Simmons. Remaining totals show names and figures across the league standings.
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Frank
Lefty) O'Doul
Phillies
Lew Fonseca
Cleveland
Dou
Bary Herman
Brooklyn
Fonser
al Simmons
Athletics
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Pet O'Doul
Herman
American League
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HK. Vet Vomseca
Simmons
Far
California Bears Captain Roy Riegels Highlighted in 1929 Football Outlook
An article lauds Roy Riegels of the California Golden Bears as a strong leader and top center prospect for the 1929 season. It notes his Oakland home, All American potential, and mentions Notre Dame’s upcoming schedule including Indiana Navy Wisconsin Carnegie Tech Drake Southern California Northwestern and Army.
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University of California Golden Bears
Riegels
California-Georgis Tech
Oakland
California
Soretul
Notre Dame
John Law
Rughting Irteh
Indiana
Navy
Wiseeconsin
Cartegle Tech
Drakes
Northwestern
Army
Scoreboard echoes as multiple leagues post dramatic wins
Ferrell and Vepprell? No. We read a jumbled recap of yesterday in baseball showing Weasley Ferrell a Cleveland rookie and George Vipgras of the Yankees delivering two hit games. The Yankees beat Washington 3 to 0 as Gaston shuts out Philadelphia 10 to 0. Detroit defeats Chicago 9 to 0 on Jonathon Stone’s eleventh inning single. Chicago Cubs top Cincinnati 1 to 0 on Hortusby’s homer. Brooklyn edges St. Louis 8 to 2 while Pittsburgh halves St Louis in two games.
Eastern offer brings Somerset polo team to New York
The Phil Sheridan polo team of Somerset, champions of central Ohio, received a three week invitation from a New York City athletic club for polo matches against a premier eastern squad. Management has not decided whether to accept the offer.
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Phil Sheridan
Somerset
Ohio
New York City
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