National color in gridiron power from this season
The writer ranks top teams across regions, noting Notre Dame and Northwestern strong, with Harvard Cornell Pennsylvania Syracuse and New York U. among leading east teams. Georgia Tulane St Marys Stanford California Southern California are highlighted as contenders with upcoming matchups shaping the national title picture.
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Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
New York U
Oregon
Fordham
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
St. Mary’s
California
Trojans
U. Sanford
Washington
Georgia
Yulane
Tennessee
Southern Methodist
Tulane
Middlewest
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Kansas Aggies
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New York
Violets
Alfred
Western Reserve
Minnesota
Gophers
Iowa State
Auburn
Montgomery
Texas Aggies
Carson-Newman
Stanford
St. Mary's
Knute Tockne
Kansas
DePauw faces Ohio in key clash as Wheaton shines
DePauw’s Don Wheaton carries 60 of the team’s 78 points this season and has produced nine of the 12 touchdowns. Ohio seeks revenge after an early loss as Coach Peden adjusts lineups with Robinette back in the backfield and Gilvary taking over at end.
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University of Indiana
Ohio University
Indiana
DePauw
Greencastle
Cincinnati
Franklin
Boston U
Manchester
Earlham
Don Peden
Don Wheaton
Wheaton
Red Grange
Ill
Oillie Olsen
Northwestern
Boston University
Neal
Notre Dame
Peden
Ohio Wesleyan
Varsity
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Indirect Passes In Football From Georgia Tech Diagram
The article explains direct versus indirect passes in football, detailing a Georgia Tech variation where the quarterback takes the ball from the center and passes to a back, a method unusual to west coast fans and used in a Rose Bowl context. Notre Dame style direct pass is also described with backs shifting to a square formation.
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Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Battalino Favored In Featherweight Title Bout In Chicago
Chris Battalino the world featherweight champion from Hartford is the favorite to win a 10 round title bout against Earl Mastro of Chicago at Chicago Stadium. Battalino, defending his title for the fourth time since 1929, was listed as a 6 to 5 favorite as about 15,000 fans are expected, with receipts near 42500.
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Chicago
U.P
Christopher
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Hartford
Conn
Earl Mastro
Battalino
Andre Boutis
France
Northwestern Stars To Play Despite Injuries Against Minnesota
U R Fullback Rob Russell halfback Pug Rentner and center Harold Weldin, Northwestern players, will all play against Minnesota Saturday in Evanston. Ollie Olson likely starts at fullback with Russell rehabbing him. Rentner will wear a cast to protect his broken thumb.
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Evanston
U.R
Rob Russell
Pug Rentner
Harold Weldin
Northwestern
Minnesota
Ollie Olson
Russell
Rentner
Anderson Says Penn Suspects Tough Game With Penn
Notre Dame coach Heartley Anderson says Penn is stronger this year and Notre Dame must be in top form to meet undefeated Pennsylvania on Saturday after last year’s easy win.
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Five Ball Carriers for Minnesota Against Northwestern
U Capt Clarence Munn the 200 pound guard who scored a touchdown against Wisconsin last week will be used to carry the ball against Northwestern Saturday giving the Gophers five ball carriers.
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Clarence Munn
Minne
Wisconsin
Northwestern
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Stanford Eleven Of 94 To Dine With Hoover
Washington November 4 The 1894 Stanford football team will hold a training table in the White House dining room on November 12 with business manager Bert Hoover leading the event The surviving members from London Honolulu and other regions are bankers lawyers and doctors including Jackson Reynolds Paul Downing Abraham Lewis William Harrelson Alfred Spalding Guy Cochran Will Campbell Charlies Fickert Joe Field Will Hazard Thomas Code Jule Frankenheimer Herbert Kennedy and Herbert Hicks among others
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Jackson Reynolds
First National Bank of New York
University of Chicago
Stanford
Paul Downing
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Abraham Lewis
Honolulu
William Harrelson
Bank of Italy
San Francisco
Alfred Spalding
Guy Cochran
Los Angeles
Will Campbell
Washington State
Charlies Fickert
Thomas Mooney
Joe Field
Will Hazard
Idaho
Thomas Code
Jule Frankenheimer
Herbert Kennedy
Commerce Department
London
Herbert Hicks
Ilinois
Boxing results highlight last night in Minneapolis and Milwaukee
Paul Wangley KOs Pete Firpo in Minneapolis. Wilbur Chevalier draws with Jack Sharkey in a local card. In Milwaukee Gorilla Jones defeats George Nichols by decision and Oddone Piazza beats Raoul Rojas to reach the NBA middleweight semi finals.
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Paul Wangley
Pete Firpo
Detroit
Wilbur Chevalier
Milwaukee
Jack Sharkey
Wis
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Oddone Piazza
National Boxing Association
Jones
George Nichols
Buffalo
Piazza
Raoul Rojas
Rojas
Intra Mural Football at Sing Sing Inmates Taught by Giants
OSSINING New York November Giants players Ray Flaherty Glenn Campbell BH Owen Butch Gibson Dan Gibson Dale Burnett and Ted Bucklin entered Sing Sing Prison to serve two hour sentences and teach inmates football. Warden Lawes invited the pros to demonstrate the game noting all competition is intra mural due to lack of outside opponents.
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Sing-Sing Prison
Giants
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Ray Flaherty
Glenn Campbell
BH Owen
Butch Gibson
Dan Gibson
Dale Burnett
Ted Bucklin
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Buckeyes drill secretly for Navy contest Saturday
Ohio State ordered closed practice this week as it prepares for Navy in Ohio Stadium on Saturday. Freshmen vs regulars will scrimmage to study Navy passes while the Midshipmen rely on the aerial game. Navy star Lou Kirn regains his lucky headgear after a weeklong search and mixup at West Virginia Wesleyan.
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Ohio State
Navy
Ohio Stadium
Buckeye
Midshipmen
Ohio
Buckeyes
Sam Willaman
Annapolis
U.R
Lou Kirn
Kirn
Naval Academy
West Virginia Wesleyan
Wesleyan
McLemore Sees Wrestling as Unchanged Old Farce
Henry McLemore reports from New York that professional wrestling remains a familiar spectacle. He notes Londos defends the title with routine moves and predicts a staged match outcome, suggesting trained seals could replace wrestlers for a parlor show at $20. The piece questions authenticity and calls wrestling “the same old farce.”
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Direct and Indirect Passes Guide Ball Handling
The article explains using direct and indirect passes to suit plays. Direct passes suit forward and flank moves while indirect passes support hidden ball plays reverses and delayed backs. A versatile team should employ both methods.
New Ohio intercollegiate conference may form next year
Ohio schools consider a new intercollegiate conference after Northwest Conference withdrawals. Toledo joins Ohio Conference on probation and will cut ties with Northwest. Bowling Green leaves at 1932 end and seeks Ohio Conference admission. Bluffton Defiance propose a four-school expansion with Wilmington Urban University North Manchester and St. Johns. Burckey of Bluffton elected president and Barnhart of Findlay secretary.
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Bowling Green State College
Defiance College
Bluffton College
Findlay College
Wilmington College
Urbana Junior College
North Manchester College
Indiana
St. John's College of
Toledo
Andrew
Burckey
Bluffton
Harry ©. Barnhart
Findlay
Defiance
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