College grid outlook skirts title race and week results
The article reviews top programs like Notre Dame, Minnesota, California, Oregon State, Cincinnati and Marshall as race for conference crowns progresses. It notes tied games and first defeats shaping standings, with remarks on team form and individual performances. Mention of Dempsey touring the United States appears amid the sports context.
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California
Oregon State
Cincinnati
Saturnion
Marshall
Grant
Michigan Keeps Big Ten Lead with 10-6 Win Over Iowa
Michigan remains unbeaten after a 10-6 victory over Iowa, extending its conference win streak to four and overall streak to 16. Her man Everhardus scored the decisive field goal and extra point as Michigan prepares for Minnesota while Purdue looms in a potential title decider.
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Gan
Wolverines
Michigan
Iowa
Herman Everhardus
Minnesota
Purdue
Northwestern
Indiana
Grid Heroes Dominate College Football Honors
Stanford star Bill Corbus led a defensive and scoring effort to topple Southern California 13-7 ending USC's 26 game Western run. Michigan halfback Herman Everhardus, Princeton end Bast Fairman, Columbia QB Cliff Montgomery and others earned weekly mentions for standout play across conferences. Nebraska clinched the Big Six title with Bruce Kilbourne and Masterson linking for a score in a 12-0 win over Kansas. Florida center Welcome Shearer starred on both sides in a loss to Georgia Tech. Baylor’s Aubrey Stringer kicked a late field goal to beat Texas 3-6. Idaho Willis Smith ran 135 yards for a key TD in 14-6 win over Washington State. Oregon’s Mike Mikulak fueled an 18-3 victory over Oregon State.
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Bobcats
Marshall
Wellman
Ohio
Zontini
Phode
Herd
Kincaid
Thore
Chicago
U.P
Bill Corbus
Stanford
Southern California
Corbus
Trojans
Bast
Ken Fairman
Princeton
Dartmouth
Cliff Montgomery
Columbia
Navy
Bruce Kilbourne
Nebraska
George Sauer
Sauer
Masterson
Kansas
Willis
Little Giant
New York
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
Oregon State
Montana
Washington
Idaho
U. C
U. A
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Purdue
Notre Dame
Bernie Bierman
Gophers
Wolverines
Illinois
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma
Creighton
Aggies
Drake
Bulldogs
Kansas State
Iowa State
Missouri
St. Louis
Army
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Pitt Panthers
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Fordham Rams
Rams
St. Mary's
Harvard-Brown
Dartmouth-Cornell
Syracuse
Colgate
Pennesylvania
Penn State
Carnegie Tech
Georgetown
Tulsa
George Washington
Yale
Southeastern
Georgia
Alabama
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Kentucky
Mississippi
Rice
Texas
Arkansas
Hendrix
Texas Christian
Texas A
Texas Tech
Baylor
Rocky Mountain Utah
Denver
Colorado Aggies
Utah
Utah State
Brigham Young
Colorado College
Colorado Mines
New York Claims Tax on Horses In Claiming Races
New York state government collects one percent of the purchase price for every horse claimed in claiming races, a levy that shapes race participants and trainer strategies across tracks in the state.
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New York
Buckeyes Set to Face Badgers in key showdown
Ohio State heads toward a 1983 Western Conference finale with Wisconsin as the low hurdle next Saturday at Madison. Illinois looms on Nov 25 in Columbus after Ohio State beat Penn 27 to 2, with prior wins over Virginia Vanderbilt Northwestern Indiana and Penn. Several players suffered minor injuries but are expected to play.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Ohio
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Buckeyes
Virginia
Vanderbilt
Northwestern
Indiana
Penn
Badgers
West Virginia
Regis Monahan
Pete Delich
Dick Heekin
Halfhagk
Chain Baseball Is Hit by A A Ban In American Association
Kansas City reports the American Association bans the chain operation of clubs by a six to two vote at the annual meeting. Five others join Norman Perry to restrict methods used by Milwaukee and Columbus clubs who owned players. President T J Hickey is reelected for his 19th season. A 144 game schedule is adopted with 20 player limit and AA Baseball Writers Association to be formed. Opening day games begin with home and home series April 17 to September 17.
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Kansas City
American Association
Norman Perry
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Lou Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
A. A
T. J. Hickey
Regional title hopes loom across major conferences
Nebraska has clinched the Big Six. Several key clashes could crown other crowns this week as Stanford, Oregon, Michigan, Oklahoma A and M, and Utah chase titles and Rose Bowl bids. Oregon faces Southern California. Michigan meets Minnesota. Oklahoma A M battles Creighton. Utah hosts Denver.
Miller Faces Lew Feldman in Non Title Featherweight Clash
New York with Freddy Miller of Cincinnati defending the NBL A featherweight title in a non title 10 rounder against Lew Feldman of Brooklyn scheduled for tomorrow night. The boxing week features several other bouts across New York and nearby cities with Ben Jehy facing Young Terry and Bep Van Klavern meeting Stanislaus Loyaza among the highlight matchups.
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New York
Arca
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
NBL
Lew Feldman
Brooklyn
Bep van Kiavern
Holland
Stanislaus Loyaza
Ben Jehy
Young Terry
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
New
Tiger Roy Williams
Chicago
Holyoke
Mass
Jimmy Leto
Hartford
Conn
Frankie Klick
Los Angeles
Len Feldman
Bep van Klavern
Dutch Welter
Stanislaus Laoyzs
Chile
Ben Jeby
Trenton
N. J
East and West Clubs Adopt Rule to Enforce Ruling
Club owners approve a rule banning layered play to enforce a ruling against chain operation. If a team uses layers legally, the games are voided and the club is fined 1000 dollars per game.
Bulldogs Face Marietta Challenge as Season Nears End
Athens Bull dogs travel to Marietta aiming to rebound from a stumble at Lancaster. Speiser, Webb, and Brickels pave the way with blocking, while Whipple provides a varied ground game as Marietta joins the tougher opponents in the late season stretch.
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Athens Bulldogs
Marietta
Lancaster
Lancaster St. Marys
Bulldogs
Gallipolis
Gallia
Athens
Blue Devils
Speiser
Whipple
Webb
Brickels
Little Fellow Has His Day in Ohio Grid Tilts
Ohio college football sees small schools prevail with Findlay clinching Northwest Conference by routing Defence 30 to 0 and Cincinnati leading Buckeye race after beating Wittenberg 14 to 6. Ohio State to face Wisconsin. Marshall, Baldwin Wallace, Wooster, John Carroll post wins amid a chaotic Buckeye schedule.
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Columbus
Ohio
Findlay
Hiram
Kent State
Rio Grande
Marshall College
Ohio University
Buckeye
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Wittenberg
Wesleyan
Findlay College
Defence
Stuart Holcomb
Ohio State
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Wooster College
John Carroll University
Wooster
Mt. Union
John Carroll
Toledo
Jerry Welling
Baldwin-Wallace
Ashland
Otterbein
Muskingum
Weatminster
Dayton
West Virginia Wesleyan
Ohio Northern
Colgate
Wilberforce
Lincoln
Riufiton
John Marshall
Holbrook
Miami
Funeral for Miss Margaret Hayes in Middleport
Lubrig and Mrs. Elmer Quick attend the funeral of Elmer's niece Miss Margaret Hayes of Middleport. The Luhrig mine operated five days last week with multiple local mentions.
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Elmer Quick
Neice
Margaret Hayes
Middleport
Luhrig
Guy Hawk
Frank Hill
Dexter
Kenneth Hawk
Billy Joe
John H. Sprague
Athens
Vom Pidcock
Sheltering Arm Hospital
Spartans Top Packers As Eagles Tie Bears
The Bears lost their second game of the season, tying the Eagles 3-3 in Philadelphia before 20,000 fans. Giants beat Boston 7-0 to lead the East, while Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 32-4 in Pennsylvania's Sunday debut. Portmouth edged Green Bay 7-0, and Cincinnati climbed to fourth by defeating the Cards 12-9 with Pope scoring a 58 yard TD.
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Spartans
Packers
Eagles
Philadelphia
Jim Turnbow
Jack Manders
Bears
Boston
Giants
Newman
Flaherty
Cliff Battles
Molenda
Ken Strong
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Shipwreck Kelly
Nash
Fishel
Kelly
Hickman
Pirates
East
Green Bay
Ernie Caddell
Presnell
Chicago Cardinals
Cards
Lewis Pope
Yegda
Cincinnati
Clark
Neabitt
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