Miami Plays Marshall in Buckeye Grid Crown Defense
Miami prepares to defend the Buckeye title against Marshall in Oxford. Marshall opened with two wins, beating Wittenberg 19 to 0 in conference play. Other Saturday games include Ohio Wesleyan vs Syracuse, Ohio University at Franklin College, Wittenberg against Denison, and Cincinnati hosting Kentucky.
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Marshall
United
Buckeye
Minuit University
Marshall College
Wittenberg
Miami-Marshall
Oxford
Ohio Wesleyan
Syracuse
Ohio University
Franklin
Ind
College
Athens
Denison
Granville
Cincinnati
University of Kentucky
Ohio
Oberlin
Wooster Wil
Wooster
Case
Akron
Heidelberg
Dayton
Muskingum Wil
Mount Union
Alliance
Ohio Northern
Hiram
Marietta
Otterbein
Ashland
Kenyon
Capital
Kent State
Bowling Green
Baldwin-Wallace
Xavier
Carnegie Tech
Western Reserve
John Carroll
Cleveland
Detroit City College
Findlay
Defiance
Toledo
John Marshall
Rio Grande
Kentucky State Teachers
Wilberforce
Southern California Fullback Key Weak Side Run Diagram
Southern California showcases a fullback heavy weak side play designed for timing and ground gains. The setup features 3 and 7 masking to threaten a possible pass, with 2 receiving the center handoff and hitting a hole created by 9 and 8 while 1 and 7 execute blocking feints to drive defenders. Next, Ohio conference race heats up with Oberlin Wooster clash and multiple Friday tilts shaping championship chances.
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Southern California
California
Pitt
Ruth Ready To Take Job As Team Pilot
Ruth, after 20 years as a player, says he would like to manage an American League club, preferring the White Sox or Red Sox. He plans to play part time for a couple of years, avoids pitching regularly, and expects to be in Honolulu for exhibitions in October with his wife and daughter.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Fonseca
White Sox
Red Sox
Bucky Harris
New York Yankees
Col. Ruppert
Julia
Honolulu
Ocober
Vic
Roofers and Garage Teams Open Lutheran Bowling Season
The St. John's Lutheran Church bowling season began on Third Street. Nabakowski Roofers of Amherst swept Columbia Club in three games while Colburn and Bremke Garage defeated Held Transfer. Marty Huebner led with 546 series, Grugel 521, Meinke 520, and Walt Zander had a 209 high game.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Third Street
Nabakowski
Fight Results By Wasted Press From Detroit Card
Detroit show reports Liddle Cooliste of Philadelphia outpointing Harry 2 of Chicago while Fritz Heinz and Coca Cola Kid were stopped and Nick Torres won by decision. Harold Anthony of Detroit, Dan Hanley of Notre Dame, and other fighters are listed with bouts and outcomes as the card recaps. Hanley’s return to form for Notre Dame’s 1930 fullbacks strengthens the Fighting Irish for upcoming play.
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Wasted Press
Detroit
Liddle Cooliste
Philadelphia
Harry
Chicago
Fritz Heinz
Saxmaw
Chuck Woods
Marty Gornick
Pittsburgh
Frank Kapanowski
Harold Anthony
Detross
Nick Torres
Coca Cola Kid
Hanley
South Bend
Dan Hanley
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Southern California
Spears Experiments in Wisconsin Backfield Change
Madison Wis Oct 12 Coach Doc Spears experiments to gain power in the Wisconsin attack with Schuelke and Miller at 190 pounds and 160 pound backs in place of Fontaine and Perett. Badgers struggle with Wilneis formations in yesterday scrimmage.
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Spears
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Doc Spears
Schuelke
Miller
Fontaine
Perett
Badgers
Wilneis
Gophers Drill On New Formations For Purdue
Minneapolis October 12 Mia Merola has several new plays ready to use against Purdue Saturday. The Gophers drilled on the new formations yesterday while reserves and other players indulged in a scrimmage.
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Gophers
Minneapolis
Miamerola
Purdue
Lorain Gridders Drill At Stadium Tonight
Lorain Highs football squad will drill at the stadium tonight for their game against Youngstown South planned for tomorrow night. The lights will be turned on by an arrangement with the Ohio Public Service Company, and the drill begins at 6:30 and lasts until 8.30.
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Ily
Lorain High
Youngstown South
Navo
Roy Clymer
E. M. McCaskey
Lorain
Ohio Public Service Company
Elyria Eleven Closes Drills For Glenville
Elyria High coach Roy Clymer plans final practice before the Glenville game at Ely Stadium. Changes include shifting Captain Murkowski to Gene Myer’s post and multiple backfield and kicking adjustments. Scott may handle most kicks, with Orion Lee at blocking halfback and Bob Jackson at end. Officials named: Tyler referee, Rottlebush umpire, Houghton head linesman.
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Roy Clymer
Elyria High
Glenville High
Ely Stadium
Clymer
Parkwooders
Crimson
Varsity
Eaton
Frank Murkowski
Gene Myer
Huble Herold
Jack Meyers
Joe Scott
Tommy Dean
Scott
Clenville
Crimsons
Orion Lee
Bob Jackson
Lee
Lakewood
E. Jd
Tip Tyler
R. W. Rottlebush
Mort Houghton
Tyler
Western Reserve Arid
Mat Results And Wolverines Practice On Pass Defense
The article lists several match results from unified press across cities and notes Michigan Wolverines focus this week on pass defense. Coach Harry Kipke expects Cornell to use a strong aerial attack in Saturday’s game at Ann Arbor.
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Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Michigan State
Harry Kipke
Cornell
Indiana Eleven Scrimmage Prepares for Notre Dame Invasion
Indiana practiced a hard scrimmage in Bloomington as Coach Billy Hares reshuffled the lineup to shore up gaps ahead of the Notre Dame tilt. The session focused on tightening defense and testing new combinations for the Hoosiers.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Notre Dame
Billy Hares
Hoosiers
Pigskin Diggers Notes On Kicking And Ball Placement
Answers to Eddie Collins questions printed above define a line parallel to the foul line for the forward point from which the ball may be kicked and a line 10 yards in front of the kicking team restraining line. It notes ball status when dead and ball possession on the 10 yard line plus field-inbound rules.
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Eddie Collins
Ohio Eleven Shows Drive for Vanderbilt Battle
Ohio State focused on tackle and defense in a Wednesday practice ahead of next Saturday's Vanderbilt game after a 75 to 0 win over Virginia. Don Wilson twisted his ankle, possibly sidelining him, as Frank Fisch moved into left halfback and impressed as a versatile sophomore back while freshman passes were frequently intercepted and varsity plays defended.
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Columbus
Vanderbilt
Ohio State
Virginia
Ohio
Don Wilson
Frank Fisch
Mansfield
Dick Heekin
Fisch
Northwestern Eyes Passing Attack For Stanford Game
Evanston Oct 12 Northwestern coaches drill on passes laterals shovels and forwards for several days and plan to rely on a passing attack in the Stanford game Saturday.
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Evanston
Hil
Northwestern
Stanford
Frink Suffered Leg Injury Threatens Wisconsin Game
Champaign Ill Oct 12 A leg injury to Fred Frink Illinois end may keep him out of the Wisconsin game Saturday Coach Zuppke pushed the I formation attack in a long scrimmage stressing passing and running plays to speed the offense.
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Champaign
Fred Frink
Illiaois
Wisconsin
Zuppke
Iun
260-Pounder to get chance in title picture
New York boxing commission ruled that one of Max Baer, King Levinsky, Tommy Loughran, or Johnny Risko must beat 260-pound Impellettiere before Primo Carnera can be challenged. If Carnera defeats all four, he becomes the contender. The panel also said Kid Chocolate should defend his featherweight title against Freddie Miller, with Chocolate recognized as New York State champion.
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New York
Ray Immellettiere
Maxie Baer
King Levinsky
Tommy Loughran
Johnny Risko
Primo Carnera
New York Boxing Contession
Impellettiere
Cold Springs
N. Y
Giant
Harry Jenny
California
Jose Santa
Kid Chocolate
Europe
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Chocolate
New York State
Miller
National Boxing Association
Elyria Business Men's Football Drill At Ely School
The Elyria Business Men's football team conducts an important drill tonight at Ely School at 5 45. All players are instructed to report promptly for practice and attendance.
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Elyria Business Men
Ely School
Sub Almost Stops Long Touchdown Run
Northfield Minnesota October recounts a Lawrence substitute who left the bench during a Carleton drive and almost tackled Donald Senior on a 101 yard scoring run. Lawrence won the game 14 to 7, preserving a shutout bid until that pivotal moment.
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Sub
Northfield
Minn
Lawrance College
Carleton
Lawrence - Carleton
Lawrence
Donald
Carls
Pros Compete In Tournament Here Monday
A team of twelve Pittsburgh golf professionals will face Cleveland and Akron pros in a home-and-home series Monday at Elyria Country Club. The Smoky City won the first match 7 to 6. Morning two ball foursomes start at 10, with afternoon singles.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Akron
Elyria Country Club
Smoky City
Ted Luther
al Espinosa
Peter O'Hara
Dave McKay
Racher Jewett
Perry del Vecchio
Vincent Eldred
Wilson Crain
Akron Muny
Jack Thompson
Tippecanoe
Lloyd Gullickson
Aurora
Bob Shave
Manakiki
Harry Rees
Dover Bay
Carl Wimbental
Joe Knesper
Country Club
Dave Ogilvie
Edspinosa-Kerby
Myles- Wimbental
Crain-Randall
Rees- Thompson
Gullickson-Shave
Ogilvie-Knesper
Leonard Tufford
Foxx named AL MVP for second year in row
Jimmy Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletics won the American League most valuable player award for 1933, beating Joe Cronin by 12 points. Babe Ruth finished sixth in voting as Foxx led in home runs and RBIs and claimed the batting title with a .256 average. Ruth’s decline is noted as Foxx’s two-year MVP run continues.
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Jimmy Foxx
Cronin
Manush
Gehrig
Ruth
Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
U.P
Philadelphia Athletica
Babe Ruth
Foxx
New York Yankees
Carl Hubbell
Maryland
Mickey Cochrane
Lefty Grove
Han Heinie Manush
Senators
Football Puzzles and Practice at Wayside Inn Field
Answers by Frank Carideo accompany a series of football questions on rules and play. It covers kick restraining lines for both teams, whether a kicking team may advance a legally recovered ball, ball strikes on backward passes or fumbles, a halfback regaining stride after an end run, and ball possession when a muffed punt rolls out of bounds. The note mentions a practice at the Wayside Inn field and a game against Lorain NBA eleven.
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Wayside Inn
Oberlin Road
Inns
Lorain
NBA
Wayside Inn Field
Baseball Hall of Fame Balloting Totals Cited
The committee's roll call lists Foxx and Cronin among leaders with 74 and 62 votes each. Gehrig, Grove, Gehringer, Crowder, and Sim mons follow with mid to high single digits or teens in ballot totals.
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Foxx
Athletics
Cronin
Senators
Manush
Gehrig
Yankees
Grove
Gehringer
Tigers
Crowder
Simmons
White Sox
Whitehill
Melillo
Browna
West Browns
R. Berrell
Red Sox
R. Dickey
Lazzeri
Kuhel
Averill
Indians
Myer
Cochrane
R. Johnson
Chapman
Bishop
Appling
Kamm
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St. Louis
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Dick Shikat
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