Grid Interest Is Wide Spread This Week End
Notre Dame faces Southern California at Soldiers Field in Chicago and Yale meets Princeton in New Haven while Pittsburgh and Cornell loom in the East. Missouri plays New York University and Villa Nova meets Davis and Elkins as major intersectionals.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
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Walter Masters A Rising Back For Pennsylvani a Football
The piece extols Walter Masters of the University of Pennsylvania as one of the best backs in college football, noting his superior running ability, punting accuracy, and key plays versus California and Navy. It compares him to Paul Scull and Albie Booth, praising his 25 yard pass to Wilner and a 40 yard late run, while highlighting his midfield leadership and kickoff prowess.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Walter Masters
Lou Young
Masters
Albie Booth
Cagle
King Paul
California
Southern California
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Ewenever
Ben
Lam
Navy
Sir Walter
Wilner
Notre Dame Four Horsemen Echo Across Gridiron Talk
Sports column compares current Notre Dame backfield with famed Four Horsemen era while noting other historic backfields from Cornell Stanford Utah and Tech. It mentions Heilmann and Sisler in baseball and previews aging star Ed Delahanty as batting leaders, framing cross sport parallels.
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Cornell
Russian Red Wrestler Brings Hairy Challenge to Farley
Cal Farley prepares to challenge Gorilla Cossa at the Armory next Friday night on Polk Street. The Russian wrestler, famed for enormous strength and heavy hair, arrives with a six piece orchestra and promises a gala first appearance. Tickets are sold at City Pharmacy, Polk Street.
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Farley
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Polk Street
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al Hart
Columbus
Ohio
East
City Pharmacy
al Anderson
Big Six Teams Work Hard For Big Games
Nebraska Cornhuskers boost Big Six lead with rigorous drill ahead of Oklahoma clash. Missouri Tigers sharpen for inter sectional clash with NYU. Kansas Aggies bounce back while Iowa State drills for Drake. Oklahoma Sooners practice to avenge Nebraska setback. Kansas resumes full practice for Washington game, with Bausch brothers set to return.
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Washington
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Muddy clash boosts SMU as Southwest foes eyed
AP sports writer notes SMU shows strong offense in rain against Texas A&M, led by Mason’s 85 yard TD, Morrison’s Bulldogs poised to challenge Baylor. Baylor’s Jake Wilson kicks rain influenced punts, while Texas and Baylor struggle on wet grass. Coaches’ savvy tops the muddy field with sharp play.
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Gayle Talbot, Jr
Associated Press
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M. U
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Texas
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Notable Batting Leaders of 1899 and 1902 Seasons
The text notes that a player with the Phillies led the National League with a 408 mark in 1899 and, three years later with the Washington team, led the American League with 576. This highlights a player achieving league-leading totals in both NL and AL across different years.
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Washington
Armistice Grid Results Show Wide College Scores
A roundup of armistice grid results lists numerous games with scores such as Sul Ross 48 over Randolph C. McMurry 34 and Abilene Christian 7 over Texas Tech 3. Several ties and lopsided outcomes appear, including Temple Jr 0 vs Texas Freshmen 14 and Port Arthur 24 over Beaumont 0.
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N. Mexico Military
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Texas
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St. Edwards
Sam Houston
Kingsville
Denton
Commerce
Texas A&M and Baylor clash cited in gritty football notes
The column highlights Baylor and Texas performances with Koch, Rose, and Brown in key tackling and passes. It praises Nona Rees as a top pass defender, notes Baylor’s backfield drive, and suggests Texas may subdue TCU if rain reshapes play. Contains a Tit-Bits joke about glasses and sight.
Benn Bass Beats Eddie Reed In Philadelphia Ring Windup
Benn Bass Philadelphia featherweight who aims for junior lightweight crown won over Eddie Reed New York negro in one round at the arena Bass weighed 127 pounds Reed 125 1 2 Charley Belanger Canada light heavyweight defeated Matt Adgie Philadelphia in ten rounds Belanger 175 Adgie 173 Joe Marcente New York won ten round decision over Pablo Blanco Cuba 124 Six round bouts: Ernie Caesar Philadelphia 134 stopped Jackie Fiala Cuba 142 in three Leon Lucas Camden New Jersey defeated Carl Sohnen Germany 185 by referee stoppage in fourth with Lucas the winner
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