Redskin Grid Tribe Set for Cindy Game
In Ohio’s Buckeye race the Miami Redshires meet Cincinnati Bearcats in the Turkey Day clash at Nippert Stadium. Miami aims to extend a flawless season, while Cincinnati seeks revenge for a prior loss and a final pulse to their campaign. The Redskins field a full lineup with Chuck Robinson listed doubtful and Stan Lauis ready to start if needed. Coach Dana King’s squad intensifies for the decisive battle as Carl Williams shifts from guard to backfield to boost the attack.
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Thanksgiving Eve Reflections on 1992 Football Season
By Dick Conrully reflects on the college gridiron year as Thanksgiving approaches. He notes Lew Hirt, Bill Sharp, and Frank Wilton preparing for postseason thoughts, debates whether Miami U. vs Cincinnati will be decisive, and discusses Brown Colgate Notre Dame Army matchups and looming Rose Bowl possibilities.
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Colgate Brown clash eyed for Eastern grid crown
Andy Kerr expects Brown to give Colgate a great battle for the Western Conference title on Thanksgiving morning at Providence. Both teams are unbeaten. Brown missed last Saturday, so will be fresher. The column also roles through Cornell vs Penn, Navy vs Carnegie Tech, Holy Cross vs Boston College, and Army vs Notre Dame with focus on Delaware Valley and Pittsburgh games.
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Hail Ohio Man Succeeds Pop Geers In Harness Racing
Parshall, an Ohio trainer and driver, hailed as the successor to Pop Geers, leads a talented stable. Mo T Win, a three year old pacer with a 1 59 94 mark, sold for 225 as a yearling, later to become Crowley of Cleveland’s pride, while Parshall’s career features 71 victories from 20 horses this season.
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Cleveland
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Hiaan
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Parcholl
Indiana Veterinary College
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Dat Hoery J. Schmoeger
Peoria
Jil
Jonedale
New Stars Show On Fenmont Mat
Fenmont club previews a Friday wrestling show highlighting Bearcat Jones from Tulsa Oklahoma and Oskie Landon from Hintle Creek Michigan in the main event. Jones, a seasoned heavyweight, seeks a title challenge as two other bouts complete the program.
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Tandon
False Faces Only Way Cadets Can Fool Irish
South Bend Indiana November 23 Army will use deception to trick Notre Dame as scouts report Army backs shuffle positions and numbers weekly. Costh Heartly Anderson’s scouting department tracked the backfield and Notre Dame players studied them for days, planning to identify each man on the field.
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Dinguions
Stellar Redskin passer ready for big contest
Oxford Ohio November 24 Army has ite Charles Breebius who goes into the game in dost content to attempt drop kicks for Major Boasse s lover and Migmi has his counterpart in Watson Kroenkl from Dillonvale Ohio Kruzeski s forte is a bullet like pass which goes down the field with ease He has started games for Indiana this fall but Coat Wilcox has shown how the big fellow throws passes mysteriously Kruzeski s high school record includes a 63 yard heave in the final minute to turn defeat into a 7 6 victory If Cincinnati leads Miami Thursday or Sel dix scoreless many believe Kruzeski will be rushed in to play with dressing act
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Washington
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Charles Breebius
Major Boasse
Migmi
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Dillonvale
Kruzeski
Indiana
Coat Wilcox
Cincinnati
Miami
Seldix
Eertainy
Gillman Stars End on Buckeyes All Conference Team
Ohio State star end Sid Gillman earned all conference honors from wind west coaches via the Associated Press. Despite Gillman’s standout season, fans note the depth of ends this year kept him from top unanimous honors alongside Lew Hinchman Joe Gailus and Ted Rosequist. Gillman, a junior, had standout plays including punt blocks and recoveries that fueled Ohio State drives and defensive holds against Michigan Indiana Wisconsin and Northwestern.
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Paul Mosa
Purdue
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Michigan
Lyons
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Northwestern
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Gilman
Golf Facts Not Theories Poor Aim May Ruin Golf Shots
An article by Alex Morrison argues poor aim at the swing start causes many bad shots. It advises setting up the body and club to resemble the hitting position and lists an order of setup steps to avoid misalignment.
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Bleacher Backlash Over Pro Gridirers Profits
Chicago Cardinals fear a costly precedent after three incidents at Wrigley Field show stadiums taking footballs into the stands. A kickoff over the fence and a ball stolen by an audacious spectator sparked alarms as the team pushes to have wayward balls returned to play.
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Miami to Play Hoosier Eleven In 1933 Opener
Miami University announces a 1933 football schedule with six games laid out. Indiana starts the season away on September 30, then Marshall home on October 14, Ohio U away October 21, Wittenberg home October 28, Ohio Wesleyan away November 11, and Cincinnati away November 40. Athletic Director George LeRider aims to seek nine game rule changes.
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Local Boxing Card: Stein Defeats Novak on Injury Stop
Sam Stein of Newark beat Bobby Novak of Cleveland after Novak was knocked out in the second round following a first fall in 6 minutes. Novak sustained a vertebra injury and could not continue.
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Davis Defeats Dixie Grappler in Moose Arena Bout
Karl Davis former Center College star defeats Dixie grappler Jimmie Acklin in a three fall match at Moose Arena. Davis dominates the second fall with a deadly surfboard hold after an airplane slam, finishing Acklin in under a minute of the final fall. Tabata beats Bulldog Jackson in a long opening match. Iver Steiger tossed Chet Nelson with a surfboard.
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Dizie Champ
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Iver Steiger
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Local Boy on Thursday Card at Civic Athletic Armory
Wrestling fans palm Thursday afternoon events at the 0 N G Armory feature Sammy Klein of Cincinnati vs Paddy Nolet of Georgia in the main match. Skinny Times of Dayton faces Johny Parka of Covington in a semi final. Joe Childress of Hamilton hay is set for a preliminary bout. Opening bell at 3 o'clock.
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Drop in Revenue From Grid Sport Given as Reason
Chicago reports show Western conference football finances shrinking with 1927 peak receipts dropping by about 40 percent in 1981. Big Ten members debate cutting expenses and potentially dropping minor sports to balance budgets. Purdue Indiana Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Illinois Ohio State and Northwestern report varied impacts with some curtailments likely while others seek to maintain full programs.
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Fight Results Feature Multiple Boxing Outcomes
In Los Angeles baby Arizmendi of Mexico and Varias Milling of the Philippines drew a 10 round bout. Sally Kreiger of New York outpointed Sid Grigry of Washington California in a 4 round fight. Charlie Wright of San Bernardino outpointed Paul Greenfield of Chicago in four rounds.
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