Thanksgiving Grid Rivalry Sets Attendance Record Potential
The 1931 Thanksgiving football schedule features Brown, Colgate, and Penn-C Cornell clashes amid holidays. Nebraska faces Missouri, Southern California meets Washington, and Tennessee, Vanderbilt pursue major foes as fans balance turkey with football.
Aggies vs Longhorns in 38th Annual Texas Gridiron
In Austin on November 24 about 35,000 fans expected to watch the University of Texas and Texas A&M College clash at Memorial Stadium. UT seeks revenge for last year’s one point loss and aims to secure second in the Southwest Conference as fair weather attends the game.
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Londos Retains Heavyweight Title In St Louis Show
Jim Londos defeated Hans Kampfer in 43 minutes here at Stadium to keep the heavyweight title. Londos weighed 202 pounds while Kampfer was 225. finish came after an airplane spin and body slam as Kampfer crawled through the ropes. Dr Ralph Wilson and Paul Jones wrestled to a 30 minute draw.
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Entire Country To Eye Big Contest
Brown and Colgate meet at Aldrich Stadium in Providence with undefeated records as the East’s lone perfect teams. The 11 A M kickoff drew an expected 27 000 crowd and national attention as the winner would be hailed as Atlantic seaboard’s premier club.
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Rivalries headline season opening as traditional matchups loom
A game with Arkansas shattered last year’s record. Rivalries spark the schedule with Virginia versus North Carolina, North Carolina State against South Carolina, and Virginia Military against Virginia Tech. Texas and Texas A M opened the Southwest Conference slate while Denver Colorado led the Rocky Mountain program.
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Brown versus Colgate football debate stirs Providence crowd
Henry McLemore reports on a heated Providence take on the Brown and Colgate football clash. He argues eastern champions claims are overstated, lists Colgate and Brown schedules, and names Army, Pitt, and Fordham as regional challengers in the debate.
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Kopecky and Mueller Set for Thanksgiving Day Bout
Joe Kopecky and Doc Mueller prepared Thursday afternoon to clash on the mat at the armory as part of the Thanksgiving Day program. A large crowd was forecast by matchmaker Dutch Mantell. The tussle is slated to begin at 8 oclock.
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Notre Dame Faces Army With Illness Strikes Rambler Squad
Notre Dame hopes to hold Army to three touchdowns as influenza hit five players including George Melinkovich. Coach Hank Anderson expressed pessimism about a strong outcome for the game while fullback Boland and others recover. A separate federal memorial to George Rogers Clark was erected at Harrodsburg, Kentucky for $100,000.
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Capudine Headache Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Capudine as a quick relief for headache neuralgic rheumatic and periodic pains. It claims fast absorption with non narcotic formula gentle on the stomach and offers 10¢ 30¢ and 60¢ sizes plus a single dose option.
Fight Results From Various Cities Chronicle Style Bout Outputs
In Detroit Gene Young of La Salle stopped Roger Bernard from Flint in the fifth round. In Sioux Falls Kenny Austin of Alliance outpointed Johnny Martin of Larchwood in ten. Irish McKenna of Tyndall KO'd Freddy Risley of Philadelphia in two. In Savannah Joe Knight of Cairo beat Chick Rains of St Louis in ten. Tom Hambrick of St Louis and Russ Rowsty of New York drew in ten. In Piqua Koky Maggard of Cincinnati KO'd Hickey Breen of Louisville in two. In Sacramento Maxie Rosembloom of New York outpointed Tony Poloni of Reno in ten.
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Centenary’s Record Not in Danger in Thanksgiving Game
Centenary College faced the University of Arkansas in a fifth annual Thanksgiving Day matchup on Centenary field. Rain fell hardly stopping play but the field remained well drained. Both teams were healthy and Centenary was one of the nation’s few unbeaten and untied squads.
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Rosenbloom Captures Sacramento Light Heavy Title Bout
Maxie Rosenbloom won a 10 round decision over Tony Poloni to claim the California light-heavyweight championship in Sacramento. Poloni was the defending California light-heavyweight champion.
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Sooner and Washington clash in rain threatened clash at Griffith
George Washington University faces the University of Oklahoma in an intersectional football battle likely drawing about 25 000 to Griffith Stadium. Weather was cold with rain in the forecast.
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Special Meeting of Roswell Lodge No. 608 tonight
Notice states Trainmen Roswell Lodge No 608 B of R T holds a special meeting at 7 00 PM in the County Courtroom. F O Dugan of Chicago Illinois and J T Steadham of Fort Worth Texas will be present and address attendees. Guy Bennett president H G Hamrick secretary treasurer.
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Strangler Lewis Wins As He Throws Munn In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Ed Strangler Lewis of Los Angeles weighed 215 pounds defeated Glenn Munn of Nebraska who weighed 220 pounds on October 22. The event showcased Lewis’s power in a decisive wrestling victory.
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Abe Coleman Defeats Ruby Dustie in 38 36
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Tom Marvin defeated Herman Hickman in 20 10. Readable details show Coleman from Los Angeles and Dustie from Omaha with weights 204 and 232 respectively.
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