Comprehensive college grid schedules across conferences
A long list of 1930s era college football games shows matchups across multiple conferences. Featured are Ohio State, Miami, Denison, Wittenberg, Ohio Wesleyan, Case, Oberlin, Ohio Northern, and Western Reserve among others, with numerous road and home games including notable dates in September October and November. The document outlines opponents, venues, potential N and O designations, and several cross state or interstate pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Southern Methodist
Ohio State
Oberlin
Wittenberg
New Concord
Capital
Muskingum
Findlay
Bluffton
M-O
Cedarville
Ashland
Wilmington
Otterbein
Shreveport
I A
Wilberforce State
Southern U
Cleveland
Washington U
St. Louis
West
Reserve
Toledo
John Carroll
Cincinnati
Morehead
Xavier
Defiance
Detroit Tech
Olivet
Mich
Ohio Northern
Wellsburg
W. Va
Marietta
Bethany
Washington
Miami
Bowling Green
Hiram
Ithief
Lehigh
Case
Delaware
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Wooster
Kalamazoo
Champaign
Ohio University
Illinois
Williamsburg
William and Mary
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Denison
Tiffin
Heidelberg
Kent
Athens
Western Reserve
Ohio U
Oxford
Western Michigan
M-A
Slippery Rock
Springfield
Assumption
Canada
Dayton
Berea
Mount Union
Youngstown
Lexington
Kentucky
Louisiana Tech
Mt. Pleasant
Cent
Michigan
Grove City
DePauw
Westerville
West Virginia Tech
Huntington
Kenyon
Pittsburgh
Akron
Carnegie Tech
Minneapolis
Minnesota
wWooster
Granville
Alliance
Indianapolis
Butler
Marshall
Erie
Gannon
Louisville
Hio University
Kent State
Peoria
Ill
Bradley
Terre Haute
Rose Poly
O CN
Niagara
Northern Illinois State
Georgetown
Iowa
Gambier
Quantico Marines
Evanston
Northwestern
wNavy
Notre Dame
Clinton
N. Y
Hamilton
Windsor
Rochester
Ada
Allegheny
Manchester
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Durham
N. H
New Hampshire
Washington-Jefferson
Richmond
Eastern Kentucky
Institute
State
Chattanooga
Tenn
U. of Chattanooga
Tex
Capital Oocn
Ohio
Atefiance
Detroit
Miam
Meadville
Colgate
Pa.—Wilmington Vs. Gannon At Kalamazoo
Storrs
Conn
Connecticut
Wheaton
Hoovers Triumph 3-1 In Consolation Play Of Tourney
North Canton Hoovers defeat Zanesville 3-1 in the state American Baseball Congress consolation round. Dick Snyder pitched four hits with 10 strikeouts to secure the win as Mohler, Hoffmann and Quinn contributed key RBIs. Hoovers set to play Sunday at 3 p.m. against Cincinnati or Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
North Canton Hoovers
American Baseball Congress
Zanesville
Dick Snyder
Hoovers
Cincinnati
Lakewood
Snyder
Paul Mohler
North Canton
Blaine Braucher
Ross Hoffman
Mohler
Paul Quinn
Akron Borden Autos
Bordens
Toledo
Smith
Coffey Snyder
D. Quinn
Girls Share Outdoor Mat Show Tuesday at Navarre Arena
Four female wrestlers will headline a Tuesday mat show at Navarre Road Sports Arena led by Elvira Snodgrass of Smoky Junction Tennessee. Kathryn Simpson Ellen Olsen and June Byers join Snodgrass in Canton with the remaining bouts featuring Angelo Poffo versus Kimon Kudo in a hour limit best two of three falls match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Burke
Navarre Road Sports Arena
Elvira Snodgrass
Smoky Junction
Tenn
Miss Burke
Elvira
Kathryn Simpson
New York City
Miss Snodgrass
Ellen Olsen
Bombshell
Minneapolis
Canton
June Byers
Texas
Quality Club
The
Ledger
Angelo Poffo
Kimon Kudo
Poffo
Chicago
Kudo
New York
Fight for Feather Title Expected to Draw Record Gate
World featherweight champion Willie Pep and Sandy Saddler prepare for a third title bout at Yankee Stadium next Friday night. With radio and TV bans, promoters expect a record gate to top the $134,416 Dundee Criqui mark, barring weather flubs. Pep rides as 8 to 5 favorite in the 15 round rubber match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie Pep
Sandy Saddler
New Yorker
Pep
Yankee Stadium
International Boxing Club
Johnny Dundee
Eugene Criqui
Ohio Hound Wins First Springfield Coon Chase
Blue Boy owned by Champlin and West Kennels of Wilmington Ohio was the first free and first line winner in the registered hound division at the 1950 world championship coon dog field trials near Springfield. The event was held despite light rain. Blue Bolivar owned by Leon Grove of Cassopolis Michigan finished as second tree and second line winner. Thirty heats in the championship events will be run Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Blue Boy
Champlin and West Kennels
Wilmington
Blue Bolivar
Leon Grove
Cassopolis
Mich
Notre Dame names Loyola coach to lead track program
South Bend Ind Sept 2 Alex Wilson Loyola University Chicago track coach and former Notre Dame 440 yard record holder was named Notre Dame track coach He succeeds Elvin Doc Handy who resigned last month to enter private business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Alex Wilson
Loyola University
Chicago
Notre Dame
Elvin
Doc) Handy
Cuff Notes Grantland Rice Recovers From Pneumonia
Grantland Rice recovering from pneumonia with previously critical condition noted. He predicts Notre Dame will win the 1950 national football championship and places Army just behind the Irish, followed by Tennessee Michigan Stanford Illinois USC SMU Cornell and Texas. Dick Rifenburg of Michigan, Lions end, works as a WJR staff announcer in off seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantland Rice
Rice
Notre Dame
Army
Irish
Tennessee
Michigan
Stanford
Illinois
Southern California
Southern Methodist
Cornell
Texas
Dick Rifenburg
Detroit Lions
WJR
Motor City
First and Ten previews Ohio U football stars and clinic
Cleaning the Cuff a High is featured in the new scholastic sports magazine First and Ten. Vic Polosky and Ben VanHorn, former Timken Trojans, are rated strong bets for the offensive and defensive end spots on the 1950 Ohio U team. Tom Ascani John Meeks and Dan Rinaldi are Timken alumni vying for OU’s fresh team. A public grid clinic is set for Friday at Crater Stadium Dover. Tornado Club sponsors the program. Earl Caddock, former world heavyweight champ, died at 62 in Walnut Iowa. He wrestled Jim Londos many times. Harold S. Vincent plans to return for the McKinley Massillon game Nov 18. Jim Robinson now a grandpa after daughter’s Aug 29 delivery at Aultman Hospital. Red Sox have 95 runs in 11 games vs Indians. Seven days left for city and county football previews tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Polosky
Ben VanHorn
Timken Trojans
Ohio U
Tom Ascani
John Meeks
Dan Rinaldi
Timken
Crater Stadium
Dover
Earl Caddock
Walnut
Iowa
Earl
Jim Londos
Canton
New York
Jim Say
Harold S. Vincent
Milwaukee
Jim Robinson
Lehman
Jack Hastings
Aultman Hospital
Magnolia High
Indians
Red Sox
Marietta College Football Prepares for Capital Opener
Marietta College under coach Ralph C. Patton held initial workouts with 31 players, nine more expected, as the team builds for the September 23 opener against Capital University. Patton begins his first season after successful stints at Carrollton and Cleveland Shaw high schools. In other notes, Pee Wee Reese was ejected by an umpire for the first time in over a thousand major league games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ralph C. Patton
Capital University
Patton
Carrollton
Cleveland Shaw
Pee Wee Reese
Brooklyn Dodgers
Large Group Seeks Shoe Laurels at State Tourney
Twenty top horseshoe pitchers from Canton Akron Barberton Wadsworth Massillon Toledo gather at Ringer Land courts to resume the state American Horseshoe Pitchers Association tourney at 10 30 AM. Floyd Plumb of Toledo set pace with 861 Saturday as contenders strive for Monday finals amid strong Canton and Barberton showing. John Sebek and Frank Sturiale of Canton also eye titles as more players enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Akron
Barberton
Wadsworth
Massillon
Toledo
Ringer Land Courts
30Th St
American Horsehoe Pitchers Association, Inc
Floyd Plumb
Cecil Hartzell
Harvey Deckerd
Bob Deckerd
Francis Dray
O. D. Horton
Paul Torcasio
Karl Konter
Anthony Bordac
Nelson Letherman
Harold Wachter
Roy Luther
Ralph Trease
Si Cromely
Ahmed Tahir
del Rector
Emerson Cromely
Dave Schillinger
Manuel Smith
Bill Snowden
George Stifel
Jim Winkhart
Navarre
Walt Hersney
Tom Nolan
Brewster
Joe van Sickle
John Sebek
Frank Sturiale
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The Portage Lakes draw off for industrial use has affected fishing. In Mosquito Reservoir Trumbull County almost a third of summer catches are bluegills, with carp, bullheads, channel cats, crappies and bass following in quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage Lakes
Mosquito
Trumbull County
Dusty Days Wins Beulah Autumn Purse Feature
Dusty Days owned by Mrs. John Zitnik of Denver won Beulah Park's Autumn Purse feature over six furlongs in 1 13 2 5 on a slow strip. Jockey Harry Hart steered the chestnut to a two length victory paying 8.60 4.20 3.60 as favorite Jacoboy placed second. Tackie and Salty Dog followed. crowd reached 6 500 despite rain on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John Zitnik
Denver
Colo
Beulah Park
Harry Hart
Jacoboy
Tackie
Salty Dog
Simmons Blanked Braves for 17th Win in Philadelphia
Curt Simmons held the Boston Braves to seven hits and blanked them 2-0 in Boston as the Philadelphia Phillies moved atop the National League. The Phils scored in the fourth on a rally started by Dick Sisler and included Willie Jones, Granny Hamner, and Andy Seminick. Sam Jethroe reached third on a first inning double but was stranded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Curt Simmons
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Sam Jethroe
Phis
Jethroe
Bob Elliott
Phils
Johnny Sain
Dick Sisler
Willie Jones
Granny Hamner
Andy Seminick
Eddie Waitkus
Richie Ashburn
Samn
Ashburn
Sisler
Refunds for Forfeit Fees At Recreation Office
Clarence Rich supervisor of men's and boys activities announces checks are available at the city recreation office for many teams. The amount equals the forfeit fee posted at the season start. Team managers are urged to pick up the refunds as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence (Cootie) Rich
City Recreation Department
Pitcher Lisenbee Allows 26 Hits in White Sox Start
Horace Lisenbee pitched for the Philadelphia Athletics against the Chicago White Sox in 1936, surrendering 26 hits as the White Sox delivered a dominant offensive show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Lisenbee
Philadelphia A’s
White Sox
Chicago
Loans on Old Houses Exempt Under New Bill
Washington reports the economic controls bill limits presidential power to curb credit only on new construction. Existing houses remain exempt as the measure, awaiting President Truman's signature, narrows authority over real estate terms and excludes price controls for property. Proponents and opponents cite inflation and market effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Truman
House
Senate Banking Committees
Hurricanes Still Menace Southeast
Labor Day weekend weather alert as two tropical storms threaten Florida and the Caribbean. One hurricane roars with 160 mph winds around its eye after hitting Antigua. another storm south of Cuba shows signs of broadening with gusts to 90 mph and potential intensification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Flia
Florida
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Antigua Island
Caribbean Sea
Havana
Cuba
Law bans mimicking animals in Miami according to American Magazine
In Miami Florida a rule highlighted by American Magazine forbids impersonating animals in public. The notice frames imitation of animal sounds or movements as a legal violation. Authorities emphasize compliance amid ongoing civic awareness efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
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Ohio College
Mt. Sterling
Texas Western
Greensboro
N. C
A. & T. College
Olean
St. Bonaventure
Albion Gech
Richmo
E. Kentucky State
Charlesiod
We Va
Morris Harvey
Virgini
Morgantown
West Virginia
Valparaiso
Hardin-Simmons
Lansford
Rider
Oliver
Tennessee State
Wilberforce
Slaoe
Tiffin—Hillsdale
Olean, N. Y
of Dayton Vs
Gustavus Adolphus
Alliance—Clarion
Teachers
Mt. Union
Anderson
Wev
Ohio Hound
Joselete
Rod and
Denver Horse
Beulah
RBI
Philadelphia
POE
Pet
Rbi Goodman
Doby
Kell
Bauer New York
Zarilla
Avila
Rizzuto
DiMagezio
Hutchinson Detroit
Lehner
Dropo
Oton
Wright Boston
Lipon
Berra
Williams
Groth
Tebbetts
Pesky
Wertz
Astroth
Philadelphia N.Y
Niarchos
Grasso
Noren
Rosar
Stephens
Majeski
Mele
Yost
Kennedy
Kolloway
Doerr
Lollar
Rosen
Hitchcock
Philadel
Murray
Carrasquel
Baker
Michaels
Chi-Wash
Easter
Mize
Vollmer
Zernial
DiMaggio
Mass
St.ulis
Goldsberry
Mitchell
Chapman
i'Coan
Moses
Robinson
Wash
Philley
Wahl
Kokos
Fox
Berry
Stewart
Boudreau
Cleve
Gordon
Sommers
Ostrowski
Chi.-Wash
Brown
Dente
Demars
Mapes
Tucker
Sievers
Collins
Joost
Uder
Artin
Upton
Friend
Keller
Hegan
Clark
Wood
Ortiz
Wash.Phila
Stirnweiss
N.y.-St. L
Trans
Appling
Swift
Adams
Scala
Mullin
Jensen
Ford
Alama
Nixon
Lemon
Trout
Wynn
Hutchinson
McDermott
Lopat
Raschi
Gray
Haynes
Zoldak
Benton
Byrne
Stobbs
Dobson
Houtteman
Parnell
Ferrick
St. L.N.Y
Hooper
Sanford
Newhouser
Feller
Masterson
Gromer
Garcia
Reynolds
Hudson
Kinder
Consuegra
Washing
Starr
Johnson
Flores
Lima
Kuzava
Scearbigh
Wash.-Chi
White
Windy
Marjorie Adams
Chicago Fair
Windy City
Braves
Harpold Motors
S. Main
N. Canton
Cai
Ocamet
Seiberling
Navarre and
High
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