Temple Coach Opposes 10 Cent Football Admission
Temple University coach Glenn S. Warner dismisses Chicago University president Hutchins 10 cent admission plan as harmful. He fears ticket scalpers would profit and attract crowds only to profits rather than athletes, arguing low prices would fail to deter spectators.
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Kansas City Markets Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Kansas City livestock market summary reports hogs 160 lb and up mostly 7.40 to 7.50 with sows 6.90 to 7.25. Cattle and calves about 4,600 with red steers 6.25 to 10.25 and a few loads at 11.00 for mixed yearlings. heavy cows 6.50 to 6.75. heifers and best lambs scarce with fed lambs above 9.00 and some loads at 124 to 127 lb fetching around 4.00. Southbound prices reflect moderate activity and variability across classes.
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Leroy Fry Hangs Up Uniform After Record Season
Leroy Fry retired his moleskins at Texas College of Arts and Industries after scoring 139 season points the top mark in the nation. His team fell to St. Edward's 14 to 7 as Kuzmicz and Whelton scored early for the visitors with Farmagus and Reynolds adding points. Fry found the end zone in the third period and Clarkson added the extra point on the blocked conversion attempt.
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Rice Gridders Get Well for SMU Game
Injuries that troubled Rice football all season did not surface during a heavy scrimmage as the Owls prepared for a clash with Southern Methodist University next Saturday. Coach Jimmie Kitts fielded first string backs Paul Hancock Ernie Lain Olie Cordill and Jake Schuehle and also worked Hager Williams Singletary Smith Haner Landry Whitlow. Freshmen under 8 M A formations scrimmaged against the varsity to cap the season’s heavy practice.
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British Cars Claim Fuel Efficiency At Earl's Court
British motor firms at Earl's Court unveiled new autos boasting 40 to 50 miles per gallon for small family cars and enhanced comfort with extended compartments. They reported 10-15 mph higher cruising speed without extra fuel use due to lighter all steel body chassis integration and centralized oiling systems for easier servicing.
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New Postoffice To Be Annex For Yule Rush
The new postoffice will serve as a parcel post annex during the Christmas rush with Dec 19 opening. Postmaster W D DeGrassi says parcel post mail will go through the annex until after Christmas and the move to the new building is set for the first week in January. Assignment of lock boxes nears completion with most holders transferring to new numbers under a different system.
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Luppke Wins Battle Over His Own Job
In Chicago on November 30 University of Illinois trustees blocked a plan to remove head football coach Bob Zuppke and force a leave of absence. Zuppke resigned under pressure but the trustees vetoed the ouster by an 8 to 1 vote preserving his 26 year tenure amid renewed tensions over recent team performances.
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Automobile suspension advances ease and tire wear relief
New springing of front wheels and a more rigid suspension promise smoother ride while reducing tire wear. An aggregate area of 3,680 square miles has been planted in the United States since 1924, nearly twice Delaware’s size.
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Monty Stratton Recovering After Amputation
Monty Stratton Chicago White Sox pitcher is reported doing very well at St. Paul Hospital after his hunting accident led to the amputation of his right leg. He endured loss of blood requiring three transfusions before the knee was removed.
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Colorful Chocolate Bowl pits Gophers against Dragons in Paris
In Paris on December 2 a colorful football spectacle unfolds as the Chocolate Bowl features two top black high school teams from Texas and Oklahoma. The Gibbons High School Gophers of Paris and the Douglas High School Dragons of Ardmore meet after both squads clinched district titles in the Texas Negro Interscholastic League.
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Ardmore Negro Schoolboys Lead In Regional Negro Championship
The River Valley athletic conference unites Texas and Oklahoma negro high schools along the Red River. Ardmore is favored to win the mythical Sooner state championship as bands and pep squads entertain a mixed Texan and Oklahoman crowd at Wise Memorial Field. Officials will come from Texas College for Negroes in Tyler.
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