Miami football opener previews Warner style attack
Dick Connelly previews Miami's first postwar season under coach Frank Wilton as the Redbirds face DePauw in Oxford. He notes Wilton’s Stanford influence, Pop Warner tactics, and a possible up tempo passing game with Lewis and Emerick in line for action, plus a field-wide play-by-play system.
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Wilton
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Touorcow
Pop’ Warner
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Neal
Stiff Contests Face Two Clubs In Grid Scraps
Hamilton high school teams prepare for two stiff games tonight at Kiser Field Dayton against Hannitay High and tomorrow at the High School Athletic Field against Catholic from Cincinnati. Coach Iliot and Sharp express confidence, with Suyvers as a noted foe for Hamilton. The Catholic game marks a home crowd debut for Green and White, hampered by captain Weigand's shoulder injury. kickoff Saturday is set for 2 30 PM.
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Alvorno Prep School
Cincinnati
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Result in C Ameciates Prem Washington-NKudy Dusek
An event involving C Ameciates Prem Washington-NKudy Dusek, 214, Omeabe, who won by decision over Ging Garibaldi, 210, New York, after about an hour and one minute. The text mentions a university affiliation and a series of misread names and details, indicating a fragmented historical sports record.
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Nkudy Dusek
Omeabe
Ging Garibaldi
New York
Notable Births in Today’s Notices Across Georgia and U S
Today marks the birthdays of Martha M. Berry founder of Berry Schools in Georgia organ donor and philanthropist from Rome born 68 years ago. Charles V. Marvin head of the Weather Bureau born at Putnam Ohio 84 years ago. U S Senator Frederick Hale of Maine born Detroit 68 years ago. Joseph E. Nansdell former U S Senator from Louisiana born Alexandria 74 years ago. Rear Admiral Clarence William U SN retired of Springfield Ohio born there 69 years ago.
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Georgia
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Horn Stone
Rome
Charles V. Marvin
Weather Bureau
Putnam
Ohio
Frederick Hale
Maine
Detroit
Joseph E. Nansdell
U. S
Iron Louisiana
Alexandria
M Lennin Favored to Whip Leonard in Madison Square Bout
Benny Leonard, 46, endures decline as he faces 25 year old Jimmy McLarnin in a 10 round Madison Square Garden bout. Leonard seeks comeback glory against the favored challenger amid doubts he can endure the pace especially near the limit. Benny relies on evasive defense to dodge McLarnin’s sharp two fisted attack.
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Wester
New York
Pugiism
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Listia
Jimmy McLarnin
Madison Square Garden
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Vates
Lou Brouillard
Teanard
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Leonard
McLornin
Jimmy
Sone
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St Louis Open Draws Big Names at Meadow Brook Club
Chilly weather greeted the St Louis open golf tournament as 184 players, including Tommy Armour Walter Hagen Horton Smith Joe Kirkwood Josus Goliun Ate Espingsa Tony Mancro Frank Walsh Mac Donald Smith Al Watrons John Golden Jon Warnesa Jock Hutckin son and Light House Harry Cooper, began pursuit of the $2 600 purse. Professionals will claim money prizes, with $1 000 to the lowest 72-hole score and $500 to the runner-up, followed by five descending prizes for next scorers.
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Meadow Brook Club
Tommy Armour
Big Ten football feature previews key matchups
Widespread interest surrounds the Big Ten feature as Chicago visits Yale while Michigan hosts Northwestern. Purdue meets Minnesota and Ohio State battles Indiana. The piece notes even matchups and high attendance expectations with Wisconsin favored over Iowa, and Notre Dame set to entertain Illinois in a season opener context.
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Countryship Games
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Partici
Ohio colleges clash on five tonight on varied fields
Ohio football foes meet in five college games tonight. Ayton hosts as Mount Union travels to tackle Muskfox. Oglethorpe visits Xavier in Cincinnati, Denison plays Wittenberg at Springfield, and Baldwin Wallace faces John Carroll in Cleveland.
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Oglethorpe
Xavier
Cincinnati
Denison
Wittenbrg
Springfield
Baldwin-Wallace
John Carroll
Cleveland Municipal
Substitution Rule Changes In New Football Code
New Football Rules allow substitutions at any time with a no return in the same quarter. Withdrawn players may return after the next quarter or after a one minute intermission. Timeouts for injuries can delay the game but trigger five yard penalties for delay.
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New York
Shute Leads Buckeye Linksmen in Ohio Open Action
Denny Shute of Hudson Ohio led the second half of the Ohio open championship with two sub par rounds, 71 and 70, for a 36 hole total of 141. Archie Wambrick of Zanesville trailed by one stroke after a strong opening round. Carl Racco of Cleveland stood third after a 77 in the afternoon.
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Denny Shute
Hudson
Folfera
Archie Wambrick
Zanesville
AL Esptnasz
Akron
Inek Collins
Monefield
Brooklyn signs Doul already
New York October 7 The Redskign Dodgers of the National League announced they had signed the 1983 contract of Frank Terry O Doul left fielder and National League batting king. Also notes four 200 pound tackles a pair of 130 pound ends guards around 180 to 170 pounds join Davidson College Wild State team lifting them from the “little” to greater competition.
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New York
Redskign Dodgers
Frank
Terry) O'Doul
Jeane
Davidson College
Pitcher Tommy Thomas Undergoes Arm Operation
Chicago October 7. Pitcher Tommy Thowag, traded by the Chicago American League club to the Washington Senators, underwent an operation on his pitching arm for relief from a locked elbow yesterday. Doctor Philip Keynesaher said Thomas will remain in hospital about a week or ten days.
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Chicago
Tommy Thowag
Chicago American Leazus
Washington Senators
Philip Keynesaher
Thomas
Iine Hospital
Minnesota grid star improving after serious injuries
Minneapolis Feb 7 continued improvement was reported regarding University of Minnesota football player My Uhl who remains seriously injured with a fractured sternum pneumonia and a lung abscess. Physicians said he was resting comfortably and showed strength gains as recovery progresses.
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Uhl
University of Minnesota
Uul
Hoosier Outfit Prepares for Redskins Battle
Oxford Ohio Oct 7 Hoosier football team set to face DePauw Tigers tomorrow Don Wheaton the Galloping Ghost of Wheaton Ill leads DePauw with a string of long TDs while Indiana relies on ground power and a veteran line in a cautiously developing Buckeye campaign Injuries force squad reshuffles as coach Wilton counts on a hard battle and the Hoosier backfield to contain the visiting team full of notable players from Mishor Emerick Suyatsky Randebush Meyers Schach Ferki.
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Dix
Don Wheaton
Miami Kield
Savaral Geriana
Nealts
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Randebush Meyers Schach Ferki
Joe Scherrer Fires 198 In Three Bowling Games
In an Elks league match at Flienmontalleys on Thursday night Joe Scherrer rolled 198 in three games. A Loyals teammate Jon Scharrer also shot three identical scores 188, 188, 198, prompting old timers to recall a similar occurrence.
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Elks League
Jon Scharrer
Loyals
Bouts Tonight On Armory Mat
The Armory presents a wrestling card tonight at 8:30 with a main bout and two additional classy matches. Free general admission to the first B Q entering the Armory. Participants include Wilcont McCann and Steve Hud.
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Armory
Wilcont McCann
Steve Hud
Albia Heavier Than Last Year as Yale Backfield Player
New Haven Oct 7 Yale back Albie Boothie weighs 16 pounds more than last season while helping drill the Eli team His added heft comes after recovering from a lingering infection and he remains a key contributor in Yale’s offense.
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New Haven
Gonna
Albia Boothie
Yale
Eli
Fight Results: Bojarski Stops Van Hook in Ta Bout
Associated Press reports Frankie Bojarski of Pittsburgh defeated Ray Van Hook in a technical stoppage in the eight round of a welterweight bout. Bojarski controlled the action with solid punching and defensive work securing the stoppage.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Frankie Bojarski
Ray van Hook
Pouting
Horse Shoe Meet On Chart Sunday For City Crown
City horse shoe championship tournament set for Sunday at the Cor Lisa avenue course in East Miami ton. Entry fee fifty cents, entries due by 3 p m Sunday, per P P Bell president of the sponsoring Wawikiu Horse Shoe Club.
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Te Corlisa Avenue
East Mamiton
P. Bell
Wawikiu Horse Shoe Club
Bob
Newark Bears Capture Series in 8-7 Thriller
Newark Bears defeated Minneapolis 8 to 7 in the sixth game of the series at Nicollet Park. Marvin Gwen hit a go ahead homer with one on base, securing the win and a share of the players purse. The victory gives Newark a 4th series win for the International League pennant winners against the American Association champions. The series purse and shares totaled 28,1913-16 in reported funds, with Newark receiving 60 percent and Minneapolis 11,565 to be split among 22 shares. The annual interleague series began in 1917, paused in 1919, and has run since 1920.
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Bears
Yeripa Hottere
Marvin Gwen
Gacker
Nicollett Park
Owen
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Millers
International League
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