Blocking and backs: the hidden art behind famous rushes
In this look at football practice, blockers shape open field success. The piece cites legends like Red Grange and Marshall Goldberg, noting how line play and teamwork created scoring chances. It highlights players from Pittsburgh, Minnesota, and Stanford, and the role of coaches Sutherland and Bierman in building strong lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Britton
Red Harold Grange
Pittsburgh
Tommy Davyies
Tommy Holleran
Gibby Welch
Jimmy Hagan
Johnny Murrell
Red Eagle
Army
Ernie Pinckett
Orv Mohler
California
Marty Brill
Marchy Schwartz
Old Notre Dame
Bones Hamilton
Bobby Grayson
Stanford
Ozzie Simmons
Iowa
Dick Crayne
Bernie Bierman
Jock Sutherland
Minnesota
Ing
Dr. Sutherland
Marshall Goldberg
Billi Glassford
Goldberg
Johnny Chickerneo
Averell Daniell
Tony Matisi
Ohio State
Chickerneo
Bill Stapulis
Harold Stebbins
Stebbins
Stapulis
New coaches sweep in with early success across colleges
Ample evidence this fall shows new coaches sweeping cleaner and faster. Tulane's Red Dawson has only a tie against his record. Cornell's Carl Snavely leads sophomores to major wins for the first time in three campaigns. Tulane repels Bear Wolf's North Carolina. Tennessee's Major Neyland achieves wonders beyond low expectations. Villanova's Maurice Smith is unbeaten. Duquesne, with Johnny Smith, defeats Pittsburgh but loses to West Virginia Wesleyan. Maryland improves after Frank Dobson takes over, boasting wins over Virginia and Syracuse. Buck Shaw at Santa Clara oversees the coast’s only unbeaten squad. Hustling and steady coaching pay off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Dawson
Tulane
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Bear Wolf
North Carolina Tar Heels
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Maurice
Big Clipper
Smith
Villanova
Johnny
Little Clipper
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
West Virginia Wesleyan
Maryland
Frank Dobson
North Carolina
Virginia
Syracuse
Buck Shaw
Hollywood
Santa Clara
Pacific Coast
Holiday Theme Shines At Chauncey PTA Meeting
Chauncey High School auditorium hosted a Chauncey PTA meeting focused on Thanksgiving. Students presented a musical program led by music supervisor Christine Brown. Rev. Neil Crawford gave a Thanksgiving talk. Mrs. Dorothy Blackford led the business session discussing fundraising and PTA needs.
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Chauncey
Parent- Teacher Association
Christine Brown
Neil Crawford
Church of Christ, Athens
Dorothy Blackford
PTA Association
Layden Fears Notre Dame Passing Threat in USC Showdown
In South Bend coach Elmer Layden stressed a defense designed to frustrate Notre Dame’s passing attack for the USC game. Snow forced the Ramblers indoors at Cartier Field as replay films of Northwestern guided corrections and a warning against overconfidence.
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South Bend
Ind
U.R
Howard Jones
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Ramblers
Cartier Field
Northwestern
Layden
Irish To Play 25 Cage Tilts
Notre Dame athletic director Elmer Layden announced a 25 game schedule for the Irish with seven Big Ten dates and two eastern trips. The season opens December 5 against Kalamazoo at home and ends March 12 in Detroit against Detroit U. Key opponents include Minnesota Illinois Northwestern Chicago Purdue and inter sectional games with NYA Canisius College Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Syracuse and Kentucky.
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South Bend
Ind
U.P
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Layden
Kalamazoo
Detroit U
Detroit
Minnesota
Illinois
Northwestern
Chicago
Purdue
N.Y.A
Canisius College
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Kentucky
Bid to Rose Bowl Awaits Two Elevens
Henry Super reports two Thanksgiving Day games will decide Rose Bowl bids. Washington vs Washington State in the west and Alabama vs Vanderbilt in the east loom large. If Washington wins the Huskies claim the Pac Coast title. Alabama and LSU also contend for the eastern invitation. presidents
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NEW York
Washington
Washington State
Alabama
Vanderbilt
State
Huskies
Crimson Tide
Washinton State
Louisiana State
Tulane
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Duke
Shower Tendered for Oak Grove Couple Hartmans
Mr and Mrs Douglas Hartman hosted a shower for their son Audry Hartman and daughter-in-law Earnestine Breeze recently married. An old fashioned organ recital by Mrs Floyd Keeton preceded refreshments for many local guests including Mrs Florence Dishong Emmett Cagg Maxine North Hazel Biffle Chester Hanning Mrs Frankie Sackett Veronica Keeton Oliver Bishop Rolland Orahood Dolly Hartman Bill Foss Audry Bateman Ambrose Schrader Edna Hall Paul Lewis Ike Taylor Leonard Breeze Charley John Buck Hartman Minnie Pritts Arthur Hartman and Audry Hartman.
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Oak Grove
Douglas Hartman
Inlaw
Audry Hartman
Earnestine Breeze
Floyd Keeton
Murray City
Florence Dishong
Emmett Cagg
Maxine North
Hazel Biffle
Chester Hanning
Frankie Sack
Nelsonville and Logan to Tangle at Chieftain Field
A large crowd is expected for the afternoon football clash at Chieftain Field between Nelsonville Greyhounds and the Chieftains. It is the season closer for both teams as bands from both schools join the pageantry amid a keen rivalry.
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Logan
Chieftain Field
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Chieftains
Oldest Known Glove Found in Tutankhamen Tomb
A glove discovered in a painted box of royal robes inside King Tutankhamen's tomb is described as the oldest glove on record. The finding highlights ancient Egyptian artifact preservation and royal burial customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Tutankhamen
Stanford Aims for Revenge Against Columbia in Rose Bowl Rematch
Stanford football arrived to face Columbia in a revenge game for the teams first meeting since the 1934 Rose Bowl won 7 0 by Columbia. Coach Claude Thornhill led 33 players as cold weather loomed and the squad trained on a snow covered Chicago field. Thornhill bought three dollar pairs of red flannel underwear for the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U.P
Stanford
Columbia
Claude
Tiny) Thornhill
Chicago
Thornhill
Cheerleader Hair Bet Tied to Thanksgiving Grid Game
Tulsa University pep organization on campus wagered Steve Maples cheerleader hair against a University of Arkansas cheerleader’s hair over the Thanksgiving Day football game between the schools. Maples fears hair loss but cannot avoid the bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
U.P
Steve Maples
Tulsa University
Steve
University of Arkansas
Stars Forecasts of a Dynamic Day in Business and Life
The article predicts an eventful day with profitable dealings, mergers, secret or ganizations and political circles, plus new contracts or agreements. Social and domestic life receive strong attention, with a lively year ahead for those born today and a child born now may pursue mystical or altruistic paths.
Ohio to receive 126000 grant for aid to the blind
H J Robison announces the federal social security board has authorized a grant of 126000 dollars to Ohio for aid to the blind for the current fiscal quarter ending December 31. The funding supports state public assistance efforts under the social security program.
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Columbus
U.P
H. J. Robison
State Division of Public Assistance
Federal Social Security Board
Ohio
Hectic Session Ahead for AAU at Houston Meeting
A heated three day AAU convention opens in Houston December 4 with quarrelling leaders and a divided membership. Key issues include choosing a new president to replace Avery Brundage and debates over Olympic team management.Potential rivals Jeremiah Mahoney and Major Patrick Walsh, both New Yorkers, seek the presidency amid tensions over Brundage and past Berlin Games actions.
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Houston
Tex
National Amateur Athletic Union
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Berlin
Brundage
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
New York
Patrick J. Walsh
Mahoney
Walsh
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
United States
Jesse Owens
Jack H. Rafferty
Rafferty
Daniel J. Ferris
Board of Governors
Ferris
Tennis Tournament for Americas Cup Set in December
Carlos L. Henriques Jr national sports commissioner announces a tennis tournament tied to the Cuban National Festival. The Americas Cup competition runs December 26 to January 6. Also notes a tree frog can shift color from dark to light in about 20 minutes.
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New York
U.P
Carlos L. Henriques, Jr
Island Republic
Sandlot Rule To Be Issue For Majors
The December Montreal meeting may decide if three sandlot players move to the majors without first reporting to a minor league club. Bob Feller, Les Scarsella, and Lee Handley could be retained by Reds and Indians if the rule is changed or waived by the minor leagues. The issue centers on whether majors can sign sandlot and non organized baseball players directly.
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New York
Montreal
Bob Feller
Les Scarsella
Lee Handley
Theselves
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
Cincinnati Reds
Handley
Scarsella
Cleveland Indians
Feller
John McGraw
Freddie Lindstrom
McGraw
Mel Ott
Giants
Mite
Ford Frick
Will Harridge
Chauncey Club Sponsors Dance With Quilt Award
Chauncey Community Club sponsors a Friday dance at the K of P Hall on November 27. A quilt pieced and quilted by club members will be awarded. Music will be provided by a local orchestra.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Community Club
K. of P. Hall
Chauncey and Dover Social News Highlights
Chauncey and Dover residents host and visit families over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Staffinger dine with John Johnsons at Peach Ridge and visit Laura Noble and Matilda Frazee in Sugar Creek. The Chauncey Community Club plans leather craft and first aid at Mrs. Savilla Patton’s Main St. home next Tuesday night December 1.
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Chauncey
F. H. Staffinger
John Johnson
Peach Ridge
Laura Noble
Matilda Frazee
Sugar Creek
Chauncey Community Club
Savilla Patton
Main St
Dorothy Howard
Glouster
Eben Gillespie
Millfield
George Williamson
Indiana
Everett
Albert Robinson
Jeff Robinson
Columbus
Herman Theisen, Jr
Lathrop
Edw. Quinn
Shows Improvement For Walbridge Ill Teen
Chauncey Esther May Cochran daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa Cochran, previously seriously ill at home in Walbridge Ohio, is reported to be improving slowly. She has suffered from an intestinal poisoning and is a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs George Cochran of The Plains and Mr and Mrs George Shafer of Beaumont.
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Chauncey
Esther May Cochran
Asa Cochran
Garnet Shafer
Walbridge
Ohio
Miss Cochran
George Cochran
the Plains
George Shafer
Beaumont
Strike by 400 livestock handlers called off in Chicago
Union leaders announced cancellation of a midnight Wednesday strike by 400 livestock handlers after the union stockyards company met demands for wage increases.
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Chicago
U.R
Ontario stores 700 whiskey brands in stock
The Ontario province maintains a stock of 700 distinct brands across whiskey, ale, gin, brandy, wine, and liqueurs. This inventory highlights a broad range of spirits and fortified beverages available to consumers.
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Ontario
Newly Married Couple Honored by Trimble Grange
Mr and Mrs Carl Parker of Dayton were honored guests at Trimble Grange No 1830 for a Saturday night party in Grange Hall Mrs Parker a former Grange member received a floor lamp as a gift The couple resides with Kathryn Gillespie daughter of Eben and Mrs Gillespie Millfield Music by Rudy Sayre's orchestra followed games contests and refreshments.
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Chauncey
Carl Parker
Kathryn Gillespie
Dayton
Trimble Grange No
Grange Hall
Millfield Parents And Teachers Meet
The Millfield Parents and Teachers Association held its regular meeting at East Side School Tuesday night. President Eben Gillespie led the session with secretary May Howard assisting, and Fielder’s room won the PTA banner for most parent attendance. Plans were set for Go To School Week, with all teachers present. Mrs. Helen Courtney presented Naughty Zell, and Mr. Fielder’s pupils, directed by Christine Brown, sang a group of songs.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Parent-Teacher Association
East Side
Eben Gillespie
May Howard
PTA
Fielder
Helen Courtney
Naughty Zell
Christine Brown
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