Ohio Bobcats Struggle Against Youngstown In Cautious Win
Mitch's Musings notes Ohio University’s football prospects remain unclear after a 13-7 win over Youngstown. The Bobcats showed off timing and blocking issues, relying on conservative play after a first quarter score. Youngstown outgained them and forced more first downs, but Ohio avoided taking risks in the second half.
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Bobcats Defensive Stand Highlights Early Season Start
The article praises the Bobcats defense against Youngstown and notes strong play from sophomores on the line, especially Janiak Schminky Livingst on. It also credits Don Peden’s squad with intercepting passes, improving tackling, and hints at improvement ahead for a game against Butler.
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Veteran Backs Hold Key To Western Reserve's Season
Western Reserve University eyes a lean injury list to boost season prospects. Veteran standouts Ries Belichick Booth Edwards Sanzotta return from injuries while Paul Anderson leads the quarterback duties. Schedule opens October 4 at Akron with Dayton Miami Boston University Ohio U. and regional rivals on the slate.
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Portland Social and Brief Personal Notes
Portland notes recount Mrs. L E Coe's 79th birthday at Mrs. Ralph McKenzie's home with sisters from Racine and Letart Falls. Also mentions visits by Walter Sayre family from Antiquity, Earl Wilford family from Lowell, Anna Price family at Lucy Throckmartin's, Lawrence Ward from Hartford, W V.
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Warren Wins Club Tourney At Athens Country Club
Sam Warren won the Class A sweepstakes with an 8 and 4 victory and a net 70 on a final-year event at Athens Country Club. B T Grover took second with 75 2 73 while Darrell Selby and I E Householder tied for third with net 75. In Class B Carl Clifford and Bill Brooks tied for top honors with net 72.
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Birmingham Wins National Amateur Baseball Title
Birmingham Alabama captured the national amateur baseball championship with a 5 2 victory over Battle Creek in the final, marking its sixth consecutive win and setting a dominant title run.
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Budge Beats Perry For Tourney Title In Chicago
Don Budge defeated Fred Perry 6-3 5-7 6-4 6-3 to win the National Professional Tennis Tourney final in Chicago. Budge and Perry also captured the doubles crown, beating Bill Tilden and Vincent Richards 7-5 6-3 9-7.
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Reds Ripple Injuries Threaten World Series Chance
Cincinnati must face Detroit with Ernie Lombardi and Lonnie Frey limited by injuries and Jim Ripple possibly sidelined. The Reds rest after clinching 100th win as rain threatens the opener at Crosley Field with Paul Derringer and Buck Neison slated to start.
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Playoff Scores Reach Mid Series in Two Leagues
In the International League Baltimore defeats Newark 9 to 7 to even the series at 3-3. In the American Association Louisville wins 1 to 0 over Kansas City to take a 3-2 series lead.
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Pro Football Scores From Today
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 3 while Detroit shutout Cleveland 6 0 and Green Bay beat the Cardinals 31 to 6 in NFL action with decisive victories for the Packers and Lions.
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Yanks Finish Third as Mack Predicted Era Ends
Connie Mack’s prediction of a third place finish for the Yankees proves prophetic as the season closes. Joe DiMaggio wins the AL batting title for the second straight year while Hank Greenberg and Rudy York spark Detroit’s charge to a pennant with strong pitching and clutch hitting.
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Opening College Football Week Sees Wide State Title Hopes
District by district reviews show Boston College atop the East after a 27-7 win over Tulane while Cornell, Syracuse, Princeton and others prep for upcoming clashes. In the Midwest Ohio State, Minnesota and Michigan loom as Big Ten and Big Six contenders as Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma also start strong. Southern Methodist dominates the Southwest, while Notre Dame and California eye early tests. In the Pacific Coast Cal faces St Marys and USC ties Washington State as Stanford meets Oregon in conference play.
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Major League Baseball Seasonal Leaderboard Fragments
Collage of player stats from multiple teams includes leaders in batting runs hits doubles triples and home runs. Notable names include Greenberg Detroit Mize St Louis Vaughan Pittsburgh and Frey Cincinnati with assorted totals and a pitching leader Fitzsimmons Brooklyn.
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Baseball standings and results yesterday
Yesterday's scores show Cincinnati 11 over Pittsburgh 3 and New York 14 to Boston 0. Brooklyn 5 over Philadelphia 0. St Louis 6 over Chicago 0. Cleveland 3 over Detroit 2. Boston 9 over Philadelphia 4. Boston 4 over Philadelphia 1. New York 4 over Was-3. St Louis 2 over Chicago 1.
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Briezing With Br lez New York Sports Gossip
Promoters eye Chicago events with Mike Jacobs Billy Soose versus Al Hostak as a starter. Broad the Weisenheimers bet Pitt over Ohio State. World Series standout to win 21 pipes valued at $500. Hedy Lamarr headlines recalled. various sports and showbiz notes across cities.
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12 Games With Out-of-State Oes on Ohio Grid Program
Ohio State faces 12 foreign opponents after 24 games versus out-of-state teams. Purdue, Navy, Lehigh, Findlay, Detroit Tech, Davis Elkins, Alabama A and M, Rochester and more are on the upcoming schedule with Buckeyes chasing another conference title.
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Freshman Reception Held by Racine Sophomores
In Racine, 11 freshmen attended a Friday evening reception at the Racine High Auditorium hosted by the Sophomore Class. The decorating committee Virginia Bentz Betty Jean Hoback Homer Idle and Harry Pickens arranged a beautified room. Refreshments were provided by Marjorie Cozart Eleanor Gainor Jean Carnahan and Donna Wilcoxen. Program committee members were Pauline Alexander Thelma Ours and Lawrence Hilldore.
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Vitt's Future in Doubt As Tribe Pilot Goes Home
Oscar Vitt leaves Cleveland after the Indians clinched second in the American League with a 3 to 2 14 inning win over Detroit. President Alva Bradley plans a directors meeting in coming weeks to decide Vitt's replacement while Vitt voices a clear conscience and wish for fans to receive a pennant.
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Pirates Name Frisch To Manage Through 1942
Frankie Frisch's contract as manager of the National League Pirates has been extended through 1942. The extension was announced today, keeping Frisch in charge for another season of Pittsburgh baseball.
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