Non conference grid games spotlight Southwestern tilt week
Three non conference games mark the final stretch of the Southwestern season with Texas facing Kansas Aggies in Austin, Arkansas meeting Oklahoma State, and T C U confronting Centenary in Shreveport. S M U hosts Baylor while Texas A and M expected to rout Rice Owls.
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Eastern grid action highlights Yale Prince ton Army Notre Dame
New York and New Haven host Saturday football as Knute Rocine brings the undefeated Notre Dame to meet the stubborn Army. An estimated 15 000 will witness the annual clash while Yale bowls hosts another top eastern game with Yale and Princeton unbeaten.
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Amateur Boxing Titles Decided in Washington
Forty six boxing bouts over seven hours ended with eight new amateur DC titleholders. Winners head to Boston for Olympic team spots. event faced legal pushback as authorities questioned the method of declaring winners.
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Walker Must Set Title Fight Date Within Sixty Days
Mickey Walker the world middleweight champion must agree to a date to meet Tiger Flowers in a title bout within sixty days or be barred from fighting as a middleweight in the 25 states affiliated with the National Boxing Commission. NAB president Tom Donohue issued the ruling after reviewing the contract from the Chicago bout. The New York commission also ordered Walker to set a date with George Courtney within thirty days or face prohibition in New York.
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Horned Frogs Ready for Centenary Clash in Shreveport
T C U head coach Madison Bell leads the Horned Frogs with Ed Kubale and Pete Wright to Shreveport to face the Centenary College Gentlemen Friday. Twenty players and manager Wade Hawkins travel as T C U scouts study Centenary, a Southwest Conference rival with recent wins.
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Lest We Forget By Feg Murray on Brad Turner
In memory of William Bradford Turner a Princeton level athlete who died in World War I Turner earned the Congressional Medal of Honor for leading troops across three enemy trenches despite wounds The piece links his football grit to wartime bravery and praises his quiet humor and determination
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Kansas Aggies Meet Texas Longhorns This Afternoon
Kansas Aggies and University of Texas Longhorns clash in an inter sectional football game at Austin Texas. Both teams are not official conference title contenders yet appear evenly matched. The contest is part of a busy schedule for regional teams.
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Caldwell Will Not Play Caldwell to Miss Yale Football
Bruce Caldwell, Yale football star, will not play again after the Yale athletic board refused reinstatement following disqualification for playing two minor games with Crown Freshmen years ago. The decision follows a pact among Yale Harvard and Princeton. Caldwell returned to campus and coached the varsity back field in passing.
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Amherst Star Backfield Man Declared Ineligible
Amherst Mass November 11 in the eve of the forty fifth game with Williams College Amherst was without star fullback Lyman Warren declared ineligible for having swum for Lafayette College two years earlier violating eligibility rules.
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Local Fight Results From Evansville Philadelphia and East St Louis
Davey Adelman of Chicago defeated Kid Nacho of Mexico by knockout in bantamweight action in Evansville. In Philadelphia Eddie Dempsey won a ten round decision over Sailor Darden. Richie Martell stopped Jimmy Kelley in an eight round semi final. Tom Pivae outpointed Sergt. Jack Adams over ten rounds in East St. Louis.
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Rat bite fever diagnosed in ill boy after rat bite
A boy with high fever was diagnosed with rat bite fever after blood tests in Belfast confirmed a rat bite as the source. He is being specially treated and is recovering following the bite weeks earlier and subsequent illness.
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