Fremgen picks three upsets in weekly football forecast
Rita Fremgen names Northwestern over Purdue Pittsburgh over Ohio State and Army over Yale as three upset picks in this week’s college football roundups. He projects numerous other outcomes including Notre Dame over Carnegie Tech and Princeton over Navy with a mix of favorables and hesitations across matchups.
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Hamilton Catholic Readies Big Rival Showdown at Roger Bacon
Hamilton Catholic prepares for a critical game against Roger Bacon in Cincinnati. Coach Bill Sharp hails the Green Devils as strong contenders and announces starting lineup with Manas, O Drinski, Allard, Malone, Wilke, Hiedel, Kolstedt, and Deiligatto. Father’s club sponsors a pregame program as Hamilton Catholic honors the school’s community. The kickoff time shifts to 3 o clock.
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Catholic Hopes for Victory Over Roger Bacons Saturday
Miami plans a deceptive double wing back attack to challenge Ohio U in a clash tomorrow. Coach Wilton calls on veterans to halt Cat Drive as Miami shifts from power to speed, aiming to build the offense around Frank Wilton and a developing grid attack. Ohio U opens Hawkeye schedule against the Redskin eleven with strong defense and growing offense.
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Shima and Whiskers to clash in tonite card
Shima, Whiskers grapple tonite as Jota Shinn and Henry Kelln head a Divia Athletic Club card at GN Gi Armory Shima and Kel in expected to stage one of the season’s fastest horaps. Semi finals feature four pairs of ploughhouss shops in Wildest Mas Gann and Cyclone Burns with Harok Simms facing Paldy Nolan. Town State college promotes athlete’s foot prevention with sterilized slippers and antichemi cal hot baths added to gymnasium equipment.
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Sport Briefs and Historical Misfires Across The Era
Sport briefs note Honter Moel outfielder deutted from Columbus by the Giants as he plans a third major league chance next year. A Kansas City Athletic Club report highlights the largest loss in physical education history and regular education courses at Washington University. Oklahoma University offers yearly athletic tickets on a dollar down plan. Gibraltar is cited as seized by the English in 1704 and seeded in 1713 amid Spanish diplomacy.
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Purple and Purdue polished for fray
The Big Ten week ahead features Purdue versus Northwestern and Chicago versus Indiana as teams gear for key games. Indiana enters with a 1–0–1 conference mark, Purdue replaces Doxie Moore with Jimmy Carter, and Wolverines worry about overconfidence as they prepare for Michigan State.
Metcalf's Rise From Oberlin Upset To Athletics Leader
The 1921 Oberlin victory over Ohio State boosted Thomas Nelson Metcalf into football fame and a path to directing athletics at Chicago University after coaching Oberlin, Columbia, and Oberlin again. His early career featured a switch from football to track and later roles at Oberlin, Columbia, Minnesota, and Texas.
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West and Moore Duel in City Cue Series Debut
Walter West won the first block of the 300 point pocket billiard city championship at the Brunswick Billiard Parlor defeating Marmar Moore 100 to 2. The event marked the parlor's reopening. Moore and West square off again tonight with a third block Monday. West posted a high run of 52 and Moore 20.
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Chicago Comer Favored to Win Battalino Scrap
Chicago Comer Ross, a young Chicago lightweight contender, is favored to defeat Battalino in a ten round bout at Chicago Stadiums. Ross has under 40 pro fights but recent wins include a knockout of Frankie Petrolle and a ten round decision over Ray Miller. Battalino relies on body punching and seeks to test Ross’s defense, with two accompanying eight round bouts featuring Charley Ratztaff vs Jack Royer and Art Lusky vs Hal Murphy.
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Clark features win as Spartans rout Stapleton
Clark's 74 yard touchdown run sparked the Porlymouth Spartans to an aid victory over Stapleton in a national professional league football game last night.
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British Athletes Face Tariffs and Overseas Losses
An Evening Star editorial cites British athletes abroad losing profits to tariffs. It centers on Mrs Elsia Pittman an English lawn tennis player who, arriving in Plymouth from America, paid fines in six trophies won overseas. The piece urges athletes to compete at home or stop contending abroad to avoid tariffs.
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Buckeye Grid Tilt Promises Thrills Across Ohio States Fate
Ohio fans await three warm up games led by Ohio State against Pittsburgh. Wilmington College beat Cedarville 22 to 0 as Herbert Ballman starred with multiple touchdowns and long passes. Tonight Wittenberg hosts Grove City Springfield hosts Marshall College Dayton meets Marshall, and Cincinnati faces Miami in a key regional showdown shaping Ohio football hopes.
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Golfing brothers set for national match play tourney
Three sets of golfing brothers will boost the 1932 national match play championship in San Francisco December 6 to 12. The Dutras Olin and Mortie, the Espinosas Al and Abe, and the Zimmers AL and Emery from Oregon will compete alongside California entrants. Olin is the current PGA champion.
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Lefty Makes Broadway Bow in New York Stage Debut
Lefty, aided by his fiances Ming June ODay, makes a first Broadway appearance behind the New York Yankees logo. The brief mentions a stage bow and ties to the world of games and fame.
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Mat Results Asserted Press Salem Report
Dilly Bartush of Chicago won two falls from Rab Wilkiz of Buffalo Washington DC Johan Richtoff of Sweden defeated Frank Brucowite of Chicago Ray Steels of California defeated Jon Devito of St Louis
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Veeck Pushes Change In Series Ticket Policy
William L Veeck president of the Chicago Cubs favors altering the series ticket system after reviewing the club financial report He proposes selling seats for a single game to avoid turning away customers and suggests offering single game options for trade needs The report notes that singles were exhausted for the second game in New York and the second game in Chicago but too late to aid many fans.
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Xavier Baitles W and J Tonite In Cincy Contest
Xavier Baitles W and J Tonite In Cincy Contest aims to boost Musketeers national prominence with a Monday 8 15 pm Corcoran Field game against Washington and Jefferson College. Corcoran Field hosts Corcoran’s lineup with Wielhe at left guard returning after missing the Dayton game. Wiethal adds power to the right side of the nine.
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Einstein to lead math chair at new Institute
New York reports Prof Albert Einstein will chair mathematics at the Institute for Advanced Study, positioned between Newark and Princeton. Louis Bamberger backs a $5,000,000 endowment with a clear stipulation the institute has no football teams or college activities, only study.
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Fight Results Across Cities Include Knockouts and Points
Boxing card lists multiple results across cities. Frankie Simms stops Jack Sig more in Gatabridge. Jinnis Smith defeats Sylvan Basa in Philadelphia. Gene Morretti outpoints K. O. Kelly. Baba Hunt stops Sergt. Rod Rearks. Young Eiler edges Jack Xing in Louisville. Others show varied decisions and unknown opponents.
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Rivalry Renewed As Ohio Faces Navy In Key Conference Clash
Ohio aims to sustain a potent passing game led by Brown to Sintio as they clash with Navy in a renewal of a storied rivalry. Coach Wilton rotates a resilient backfield with Niemi at left guard and Garmean contesting the other back berth while Rohingan overcomes a leg issue to start at right half. A large Oxford crowd is expected for the Bol Cate defense of its BBA crown amid a 3-year conference win streak.
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Vanderbilt Coaches Pair Room Mates For Game
Vanderbilt coaches study roommate pairings to influence pre game psychology, temperaments, morale, and teamwork. The aim is to place players together to improve harmony and performance before the big football game.
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