Wittenberg Cincinnati Miami gridiron clash 1906 tale recounted
A veteran journalist recalls early 20th century football between Wittenberg Miami and Cincinnati. The column recounts 1904 1906 games with scores 32 0 for Wittenberg over Cincinnati and a 88 0 victory over Miami, notes on officials missteps, train timetables, and players like Beales Smythe and John Hanning.
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Hamilton Catholic Prep Game Moved to Dayton Stadium
Hamilton Catholic prep football game moved to University of Dayton Stadium Friday at 1 PM due to scheduling change. Doubleheader includes Dayton Chaminada versus Gincionali Purcell High School at 3 PM. Coach Sharp expresses optimism as Hamilton Catholic seeks to rebound after a rough stretch and lists starting lineup details.
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Ohio Conference Race To Be Over After Week-End
Ohio conference race will end after this weekend with Baldwin Wallace and John Carroll leading. Baldwin Wallace beat and tied several opponents. Case is favored to beat neighbor Saturday. Other Ohio teams, including Kent, Akron, Heidelberg, and Miami, face key games as race parameters tighten.
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Oregon State to Play Detroit on Thanksgiving Day
Detroit news reports Oregon State College football plans a Thanksgiving Day game with the University of Detroit after Detroit athletic officials accepted Oregon State’s proposal. Oregon State’s team will depart from New York on November 1 for the contest, part of the schedule amid strong season activity.
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Rivalries Among Miami Cincinnati and Wittenberg
Three way college football rivalries endure despite many players dead and shifting rosters. Miami and Cincinnati vie with Wittenberg in a storied set of contests marked by memories of games played and lessons learned across generations.
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Springfield Game Moves to Wittenberg Stadium
Hamilton High School football faces change as the Springfield game shifts to Wittenberg Stadium in Springfield’s western section. Coach Hirt may start Potts at guard. the team, traininig well, eyes a showdown with the rival after a scoreless tie last week. The 2 o'clock kickoff promises larger crowds and improved facilities with public address and enhanced accommodations.
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Colgate Coach Sees Close Grid Games This Weekend
Colgate coach Amey Kern reviews a weekend grid card with near evenly matched games. He notes Harvard against Brown, Cornell versus Penn, Colgate at Penn State, Holy Cross vs Catholic University, and Yale aiming to snap the old jinx against Dartmouth. He expects tight scores, with Penn defeating Navy and Notre Dame favored over Purdue in the Notre Dame matchup.
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New Wrinkle in College Football Plans Noted
Oct. 37 (4P) reports trial of twelve man squads in games Nov. 4 between Creci dental College and Santa Barba State with a twelfth man as observer. Purdue, Michigan, Syracuse, Temple, and other named teams face closely matched opponents as season resumes, with predictions of close outcomes and strategic twists.
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Stagg Wins Battle To Stay On Job At Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 70, faced a demanding physical exam but proclaimed enduring health. He, cheered by students and officials, appears set to remain head football coach at Chicago for another year and likely beyond, rejecting offers from three universities since his retirement rule was announced.
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Local Wrestling Scores From East Coast Meet
In a chaotic card, numerous light and heavyweight bouts featured athletes from Utica to Boston and beyond. New York, Philadelphia, and Greece were represented as competitors like Hibber McCoy and Fred Grohneier posted times and wins amid shifting match results.
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Ring Contests Go On Tonight At Dayln Street Armory
Boxing card presented by the Dayton Street Athletic Club tonight features headliner Jess Freeman of Bethel Kansas and Al Hamilton of Uniontown. Expect action from Hamilton's Havailton rivals Kid Sloan and Jack Lorton, with four more bouts including Steamboat Billy McCoy and Jack Devil Five.
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Fight Results From Various Cities and Outpoints
A condensed notice lists multiple boxing results with outpoints and knockouts across cities such as Oakland Grand Rapids Mishawake Vincennes and Reno. Notable bouts include Wesley Ramey outpointing Tommy Grogan and Pat Murphy defeating Carfield Ring, with several others reported in brief fashion. The item closes noting a nine year record being broken in Washington State at a football game versus Southern California.
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Line Stalwarts Meet for Loyola Xavier Grid Clash
The Loyola of the South Jinemen line up a 200 pound plus front for Friday’s game against Xavier University. Coach Jon Meyer aims to counter with a Musketeer front wall featuring Pierce Carey Gene Ancaroni Jerry Sullivan and Tom Gaillouet among others. The Wolf Pack backs and line face a larger opponent while maintaining block protection and power.
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EST Is Winner Over Bob Hawden Pocket Billiard Match
Walter Weat won the first part of the 300 point county championship at Brunswick Billiard Parlor defeating Bob Hawden 100 to 83. The second match of 100 points is scheduled for Friday night.
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Favor Ramblers To Defeat Pitt In Big Contest
Major college football scene outlined with several favorites, notably Notre Dame against Pittsburgh and Michigan facing Princeton in Ann Arbor. Purdue and Michigan State expected to win with tight matchups. Northwestern, Minnesota, and Illinois battles highlighted. Marshall Oliphant injured, Cratmer doubtful, and pass offense for Illinois-Chicago explored. Chicago White Sox training plans and a six club winter league creating charity gate receipts noted.
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