Winners of All Conference Circuits Announced
Dallas report lists upcoming Texas Interscholastic games with Amarillo Abilene Forest Dallas Cleburne Sherman Athens and Houston Waco also noting Waco and Abilene as strong winners last week. The piece also lists conference champions across multiple colleges and regions for 1927 and 1926.
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Georgia Claims Football Supremacy Amid Rumors of Top Team
Georgia fans argue their 14 10 Bowl win over Yale and victories over Alabama Florida Tulane Virginia and others prove superiority but Georgia must beat Georgia Tech. The national debate references Pittsburgh Illinois Minnesota Notre Dame and Southern California as possible contenders with various season highlights noted.
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Pirates offer for Quincy three-eye league club
An offer of 8620 dollars from the Pittsburgh Pirates through the Indianapolis American Association for the Quincy franchise will be reviewed by Quincy directors tomorrow night. Quincy magnates previously demanded 10,000 dollars as talks begin with Indianapolis delegates. Sparta Soccer club of Chicago defeated Ulster United Toronto champions 3 0 in an exhibition, with Vicek Ross and Hill scoring for Sparta.
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Colorado Aggies Claim Rocky Mountain Football Title
Colorado Agricultural College wins the Rocky Mountain Conference football crown after a strong season, edging Denver University and defeating Colorado College. Buck Smith of Colorado University leads with 70 points, followed by Williams and Douglas in the top scoring standings. Final conference standings list the Aggies 7-1 in conference play.
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Aggies
Montana State
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Fleet
Colorado University
Smith
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Douglas
Regis
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Utah University
Utah Aggies
Brigham Young U
Colo. School of Mines
Wyoming University
Western State College
Colo. Teachers College
Prince of Wales Thrown From Horse Again
The Prince of Wales was thrown from his horse today while fox hunting with the Quorn hounds at Melton Mowbray. He was unhurt and remounted a new horse to resume the hunt.
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United Press
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Mowbray
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Ted Coy among Yale Immortal Five backfield legends
Football historian peers name Ted Coy as one of six chosen to form seven man all-time backfield with Walter Eckersall. Coy ranks with Heston Grange Gipp Thorpe Mahan as Yale’s Immortal Five and along with Joe Joesting as a premier line plunger. He starred at Yale in football baseball and track, excelled as a punter and blocker, and led Harvard Princeton defenses with powerful running and early 1900s style. He later married Jeanne Bagless and drew praise for plowing through lines like a pirate ram.
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Walter Eckersall
Coy
Heston
Grange
Gipp
Thorpe
Mahan
Shevlin
Heffelfinger
Hogan
Hinkey
Yale
Willie Heston
Jim Thorpe
Herb Joesting
Harvard
Ile
Jeanne Bagless
Sandies Grid Game Set After Dec 3 Postponement
Charley Hall reports Amarillo-Abilene grid clash moves to Saturday to avoid school work losses. W A McIntosh cites daily school costs and recent holidays as factors. Sandies face their toughest regular season foe with a genuine shot at victory.
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Charley Hall
News-Globe
Amarillo-Abilene
W. A. MclIntosh
University of Texas
Amarillo
Sandies
All-Southwest Conference football picks named by AP
Dallas dateline reports Associated Press selections for first and second all-Southwest Conference teams. Joel Hunt of SMU wins quarterback over Gerald Mann. Hunt led scorers and undefeated season, while Mann notes two losses. Other picks include Matthews TC U, Sprott A&M, Higgins Texas, Dawson SMU, King Texas, Love SMUU, and Sikes A&M with ratios reflecting writers’ tallies.
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Strategy Aims to Stifle Abilene in Sandies Test
The article outlines a football strategy for the San Dies team noting the Abilene line is heavier than Amarillo while the backfield is faster. It describes Cisco as weak against the Eagles and suggests Sandies seize early possession by moving into Abilene territory to provoke a reaction and test their opponent.
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Amarillo
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Eagles
Post season football slate announced for December and January
New York November 28 announces the post season grid for December 4 and January 2 games. Georgia plays Georgia Tech in Atlanta area Albany Alabama meets Vanderbilt in Birmingham Southern California faces Washington in Los Angeles Florida meets Maryland in Jacksonville Pennsylvania versus California at Berkeley Pittsburgh against Stanford in Pasadena.
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Pennock Eyes New World Series Record If Yankees Win
New York November 28 Herb Pennock could set a new World Series pitching record if the Yankees claim the American league pennant. He and Jack Coombs once shared the mark with five wins and no losses in series play. Coombs is retired to Maine, while Pennock remains active and could add another World Series victory.
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Herb Pennock
Yankees
Pennock
Jack Coombs
Athletics
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Kennebunkport
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Connie Mack
Coomba
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Braves
Colby Jack
Maine College
Chicago Cubs
Mordecat Brown
Ed Revlbach
Giants
Christy Mathewson
McGraw
Canyon Meet Slaton Ther Foreits Canyon Meet Slaton Ther Foreits
Canyon high school Eagles won the district one class championship with a 4 to 8 to 7 victory over Pai Harvesters. The win sets up a title rematch against Slaton high school Wildcats on December 2, with Canyon led by Spann and coached by Odua Mitchell.
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Canyon School Eagles
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Eagles
Slaton High School Wildcats
Canyon High
Spann
Southwest Okklahoma Bulldog
Jon la
Odua Mitchell
West Texas
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