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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1932
Page
4
Weekend football forecasts mix bold picks with caution as Middletown and Hamilton eye crucial clash while Springfield and Portsmouth stumble. Coaches Lew Saint and crew push toward a season finale at Oxford, with Norwood next in line for Slamilton as rivals chase a late chance at glory.
The Civid Athletic Club sponsors Friday wrestling at the O N G Armory with Kolin and Hecht set for the main bout. Cincinnati youngster Tvvin Wecht faces Kolin in a featured match while Wildcat McCann of New Orleans appears in the semifinal. Preliminary bouts and other details to be announced by promoters.
Portsmouth dominates as Hamilton struggles on both lines in a harsh Big Ten clash. Welch, Russell, and Wealph power the visitors while Hamilton fights hard but fails to stall Portsmouth’s frequent drives and plunging plays.
Miami University Redskins overwhelmed Ohio Wesleyan 26 to 3 at Orford. Key scores came from early Miami drives with Clinger and Facupi contributing, while Wesleyan blocked a punt but could not sustain a comeback. Miami notched its third conference win of the season.
Tau Tish, Massaohnegtts State fullback, added two touchdowns to reach 18 in seven games. He became the first football player nationally to pass the century mark in scoring with 108 points, while Ralph Graham of Kansas State trailed with 85 points in seven games. Other conference leaders include Bennett of Michigan State with 68 points and Oliver of Texas in the Southwest.
Beantown style recap of Ohio college football shows Cincinnati Bearcats undefeated in Buckeye state play and aiming for claimed double championship. Case and Denison also win, while Dayton suffers first defeat as power slates roll for Armistice Day games across Ohio with multiple matchups and standings.
The Buckeyes Pistons of Cincinnati defeated the Wehr Dairy team at Hamilton on a Saturday night in June 2852 to 2004. I Leininger of the vig itara registered 9 31 point.
Portsmouth drives to a late score as Benner, Russell and Chapman key a series of gains. Hamilton and Welch led Hamilton’s defense, while Portmouth’s Dearth and Russell fuelled the offense with multiple first downs and touchdowns.
Xavier High defeats Hamilton Catholic 12 to 6 in a tough football game at Carcoran Field Cincinnati on Saturday. Xavier drives late for the winning points as Murphy scores from two yards after a 60 yard march. Hamilton Catholic earliest score came in period one on a Bob Wilke 65 yard run.
Miami offense led by Ned Brooks and Obie Wesleyan fueled a 28 to 0 victory over Wesleyan. The program listed substitutes including Oswald Brooks Meyer Cormany and others with kick play by Tarley and Clingar contributing to the win. Officials included Referee Denigon and umpire Wilee with field judge Compton and head linesman Wessling.
Springfield high school defeated Middletown 16 to 14 in a hard fought contest to hand the Middies their first loss of the season. Springfield jumped ahead with two first quarter touchdowns and a third quarter field goal, then protected its two point margin as Middletown scored again in the third. Springfield’s seventh win in eight games, with officials listed as Marquardt referee and Brain Stoop umpire.
The Quality Adel ic club presents a wrestling night at Moose Arena on Wednesday featuring Karl Davis in the main event. A final bout pairs Karl Davis of Contra College against Rauwen Seve with Steve Badynus of Worcester, Mass, a newcomer to the Midwest circuit.
Buckeyes stage a late rally to upset the Purple Combine in a chaotic recap of Big Ten action. Purdue beat Chicago 37 to 0 after a tense sequence on the one-yard line while Minnesota and Michigan jockey for position. Ohio State also defeated Northwestern 20 to 9, marking a pivotal conference weekend amid crowded title implications.
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