Great Grid Equalizer Muddy Field Plans Change
Coach Biff Jones of Oklahoma discusses rain and mud as football field conditions. He notes mud cushions tackles, impacts footing, and prompts gear changes like lighter pants and selective pad removal. He recalls mud games at Gondrecourt in 1919 and modern storms altering strategy and play outcomes.
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Coack
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Oklahoma
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Gondrecourt
France
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Kansas State
Bill Breeden
Missouri
Murray
Turnbaugh
Harry Mason
Nebraska
Ohio State Rolls Past NYU in Huge Victory at Columbus
Ohio State's Cash Francis A Schmidt led a 60 to 16 rout of New York University at Columbus Chin before a record 72 948 crowd. Ohio State dominated with 52 players scoring and a strong national showing as other major teams posted results across the country.
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Cash Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State
New York University
Columbus
Ohio
Vanderbilt
Army
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Wildcats
Iowa
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt Commodores
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Slong
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Oze Simmons
Lown
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Michigan
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Maryland
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Georgia Tech
Sewanee
Kentucky
Alabama
Virginia Military
Clemson
North Gcarding
Tennessee
Stanford
Washington State
Guernsey High to Host Cake Walk for Athletics Fund
Guernsey High School athletic coach Hugh Bristow announced a cake walk to be held at Guernsey High Friday night October 9 to raise funds for the athletic department. Proceeds benefit the athletic fund and the public is invited.
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Guernsey
Hugh Bristow
Guernsey High School
Guernsey High School Athletic Association
Athletic Fund
Coast Grid Rivalries Highlight Weekend Action
Three years past score 14-13 cited in a dramatic air attack as St Marys defeated California 10-0 before a crowd of AO MO. Southern California crushed Oregon 26-0, Washington beat Idaho 22-0, and Oregon State moved past Willamette 12-0 in coast games. Oklahoma of the Big Six topped Colorado 8-0, Utah beat Arizona 16-1, Colorado State edged New Mexico 9-7, and Brigham Young shut Montana State 14-0 in the Rocky Mountain region.
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St. Mary's
California
Ao«Mo
Southern California
Oregon
Washington
Itaho
Oregon State
Willamette
Oklahoma
Colorado University
Utah
Arizona
Colorado State
New Mexico
Brigham Young
Montana State
Rocky Mountain
Lumberjacks Lose Final in Baseball
The Williams Luther.base ball teams closed the season Sunday with a 7 to 4 loss to Watson Grocery of Little Rock. It was Little Rock’s first win in three against the Lumberjacks, who finished 19 wins in 22 games. Hope’s Teel Womble made a running one hand catch and two putouts. Blackie Elliott pitched for Hope, McClennany for the visitors.
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Williams Luther Company
Watson Grocery
Little Rock
Lumberjacks
Hope
Blackie Elliott
McClennany
Teel Womble
Big Fellows Have Their Troubles Too in Sports Tale
Covington's Big Jim Weaver, a 14 point per game star in basketball and a 7844 inch pitcher for the Pirates, recalls a Western Kentucky Teachers College football past. An opposing team tricked his crew with a missing uniform episode in Murfreesboro, forcing coach Ed Dibble to improvise with oversized shoes and a split jersey to win 8-0. Weaver later received his gear by mail two months later.
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W. C. Peterson
Associated Press
Covington, Ky
Iai
Jim Weaver
Covington
Pittsburgh Pirates
Western Kentucky Teachers College
Ed Dibble
Jim
Weaver
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Dibble
Tim
Nashville
Middle Tennessee
Bowling Green
The Laddy Who's Known as Lou In This Corner
In This Corner by Art Krenz a batter nicknamed Lou strides to the plate as the Tron Man braces for a pitch. The crowd holds, the bat is cocked, and a crack of the shot signals Lou racing around the bases as the moment of triumph ends the suspense.
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Art Krenz the Laddy
Lou
Football Anecdote From 1926 Transylvania Game
The speaker recalls Jim Cowl’s passing and catching on the Syard line, noting a 1926 Transylvania game. A 5'7" 145-lb opponent named Frazier troubled their team, and a hit sequence left both players and Cowl briefly knocked out as the crowd called them the “cutest” murl fossils.
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Tin
Jim Cowl
Jim
Transylvania
Frazier
Stone
Admirer Seeks Side By Side Walk With Nobel Poet Hamsun
In Oslo the famed writer Knut Hamsun, 7, chases away a persistent admirer on the outskirts of the city. The author asked a policeman if he may thrash the man, who fled after a smile from the officer.
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Oslo
Norway
Knut Hamsun
Hamsun
Hansun
Refugees May Find Settlement on Sag Lourenco River
The government of Mato Grosso Brazil announced plans to settle 10 000 Jewish refugees from Germany along the Sag Lourenco river amid nationalist opposition.
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Jayeo Cuyaba
Brazil
Matto Grosso
Germany
Sag Lourencs River
Ohio State Faces rebuilding year under Schmidt
Ohio State football enters a rebuilding season under Coach Peanely A. Schmidt after heavy graduation losses. Key backs Williams and McDonald anchor the backfield while sophomores and new players, including Emerson Wendt, are groomed to fill the gaps. The tough schedule begins October 17 at Northwestern, with strong emphasis on developing a cohesive line and backfield.
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Ralph Wolf
Youngstown
Ohio
Wolf
Gomer Jones
Lite
Ace Linn
Buckeye
Evanston
Northwestern
Seood
Schmidt
Baudity
Slap Pinaire
Dick Hoekh
Dick’ Bez
Johnny Kneuly
New York University
Fitzaigh
Sami Joe William
Jim McDonall
Husky
Williams Jinel McDonald
Tong
Tippy Dye
Nick Wasylik
Warterbacka
Frank Antenucci
Johnny Bettridge
Ohio State
Merle Wendt
Emerson
Wendt
Emerson Wendt
Rare North American wildlife noted and hunting drawn
This feature highlights native North American fauna with emphasis on birds and mammals. It mentions a Montana herd's fall kill allowance for antelope, draws for licensing, persistent human efforts to aid wildlife, and notes on albino occurrences and waterfowl protections including canvasback and redhead species.
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Pew
North America
Montana
Chasen
Iinwis
Blevins and Battle to The Devins High Sel jleum
Fragmented report covers Blevins team practice, tentative schedules, and a scoreless start. It lists dates in October and November with open games and mentions accidents in 1046 guidance, plus a note on game birds and extinct species.
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Devins Ihgh
Charles Tetter
Ins
Blevins
Miape
Cardui Promises Relief For Women's Ailments In Diet Claims
The article asserts Cardui helps women by improving digestion and nourishment after meals. It notes increased strength and reduced pain during menstruation through its foods and sedative effects. The piece presents favorable views from users and praises Cardui as beneficial with no harmful content.
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Cardus
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