Oregon Aggies to Meet NYU as Stanford Faces Army in East
Oregon Aggies travel to Yankee Stadium to meet NYU on Thanksgiving Day while Stanford plays the Army at the same venue. The season's closing slate also features Penn vs. Dartmouth style notes, Syracuse vs. Columbia, and Pitt, Brown, and West Virginia in key clashes. The article highlights Drake, Detroit, Holy Cross, and others as undefeated contenders and notes traditional Thanksgiving matchups drawing large crowds.
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New York
U.P
Oregon Aggies
Stanford University
New York University
Army
Oregon
Carnegie Tech
Yankee Stadium
Stanford
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Gil Dobie
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Penn
Paul Scull
Leon Estgate
Paul Murphy
John Smith
Singer
Syracuse
Nebraska
Columbia
Baysinger
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Cornhuskers
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Providence
Washington & Jefferson
N. Boston College
Holy Cross
Boston
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Brown
Illinois dominates Big Ten with top wins and defense
Illinois leads the Big Ten in victories and defensive strength for the season. Minnesota provides the main scoring punch with 182 points in eight games led by J fred Hovde who tallied 54 points on nine touchdowns. Michigan claims top field goal kicking honors as the season wraps.
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Cop Slapper Edith Schmunk to Fight Jail Sentence
Edith Schmunk of East Cleveland chose to serve 48 hours in the Marysville Reformatory after being found guilty of slapping Patrolman Charles Burns who arrested her for jaywalking. Municipal Judge Stanton imposed the sentence and a $50 fine, indicating he might suspend if she expressed regret, which she refused to do.
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Willys-Overland Declares Extra Dividend
The Willys-Overland Board of Directors declares an extra stock dividend of per cent in addition to the regular quarterly dividend. It is payable February 1 to stockholders of record January 15.
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Willys-Overland Board of Directors
Boxing Roundup From Across Cities Nets Several Wins
United Press reports from Philadelphia Williamsport Columbus Buffalo New York Pittsburgh and Zanesville detail multiple 10 and 8 round decisions. Notable results include Davey Abad defeating Pete Nebo Stanislaus Loayza beating Al Winkler and Maxie Rosenbloom besting Tiger Thomas with other bouts featuring Johnny O Keefe Kenneth Shuck Andy Mitchell and Willie O Dowd.
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U.P
Davey Abad
Panama
Pete Nebo
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
al Winkler
Loayza
Winkler
Harvard Harriers Win Intercollegiate Cross Country Meet
Harvard captain Jimmy Reid won the six mile Intercollegiate cross country title at Van Cortlandt Park with a 30 minutes 11 seconds time. Maine's Francis Lindsay was second and Penn State captain Bill Cox third. Penn State edged Maine and Cornell to win the team title with 45 points.
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Nittany Lions
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Ohio Court Season Opens December 3 At Ohio University
Ohio University basketball team plans its first practice Monday December 3 under coach Butch Grover. The schedule starts December 12 against Rio Grande in Athens and ends February 26 versus Denison in Athens.
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Meade resigns Toledo Club presidency to pursue new work
Richard J. Meade resigns as president of the Toledo Club of the American Association effective immediately. Casey Stengel remains club manager and James McGraw secretary. Meade led the Madhens since 1926 and was formerly a newspaperman.
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Crane Honored by Illini Mates
Russell J. Crane of Chicago selected captain of the Minors football team in Champaign Illinois. Crane, junior and heavyweight boxing champion, was al American guard in 1927 and leads the Big Ten champions in the minor squad.
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Veteran Athens High Cage Team Ready For Tough Season
A veteran Athens High School basketball squad, led by Coach Harold E Wise, plans a challenging schedule with 40 players practicing. Graduates Ross Sams Chester Border Robert Wetzel and Captain Wolfe are gone, but staples Virgil Cross Richard Hughes Russell Hall Cecil Burroughs return with Carmichael and Coury at guard. The first game is January 1 against Zanesville at Athens with multiple away and home dates through February and a Southeastern Ohio tournament set for March 8 and 9.
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Plumbers and Atkins Chicks Triumph in Bowling League
The Sprague and Day Cab team rolled 71 to defeat Heck Plumbers who scored 162 while the Atkins Chicks totaled 165 to beat Lawhead Printers with 155. Scores listed follow.
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Lawhead Printery
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Burdette
Atkins
Reigh Count to England on Chicago Express Train
European invasion of Reigh Count, America's turf champion, will begin Thursday when his private express car is attached to a fast Chicago to New York train. Reigh Count will travel with Fair Ball and is expected to land in England about December 10.
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U.R
Georgia to Meet California in Roses Tournament Game
Georgia Tech likely to face California in the Tourney of Roses classic on New Year’s Day in Los Angeles. California has shown strong form and is expected to accept the invitation. Tech still schedules Alabama Poly and Georgia before finishing conference play.
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Lutheran Fans Rejoice Over Grid Victory
Wittenberg College students and Springfield residents celebrate Wittenberg's football win over Ohio Wesleyan, tying for Buckeye Association honors. President Tulloss praised Coach Gauthier and the team after their first defeat. The squad heads to Massillon for Legion entertainment, attends Shelton Grant's wedding, then to Alliance for Mount Union game. Guard Bill Edwards seeks treatment for shoulder injuries.
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McKinley Leads Buckeye Conference Scoring
Captain Pete McKinley of Ohio led the Buckeye Conference in scoring with 33 points from four touchdowns and nine points after touchdown across five games. Ohio totaled 117 points, while Wesleyan followed with 107. defense favored Bishop opponents with 7 points against, and Wittenberg finished 42-43.
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Oddities at New York Show Feature Front Wheel Drive Cars
At the New York automobile show there will be one or two oddities in January including front wheel drive cars. The event highlights include one or two makes of front wheel drive automobiles among the new models on display.
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New York
Ohio University awards football letters and breaks ground on stadium
Eighteen grid squad players earned the Ohio University O for season work under coach Don Dedins. Names include Cramer Crites Garrison Hastings Griffith Mowbray Brown Goos Papintan Farmer Begolin and others. Ground breaking for the new stadium occurred with Pred Beckler supervising grading and seeding planned for spring.
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Beckman Plays For Four Teams In One Day
Johnny Beckman, noted basketball star, reportedly set a endurance mark by playing for three teams in four games within one day. He appeared for Detroit at 3:10 pm losing to Long Island Pros, then for Union City at 5 pm defeating Trenton, later for Detroit again at 9:15 pm versus Renaissance, and finally for Rochester Central against Visitation in Brooklyn at 10:20 pm, totaling two wins and two losses and 20 points.
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Renaissance
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Cincinnati Woman Dies From Clothing Fire Burns
Beulah Gladdis aged 56 died in Cincinnati yesterday from burns after her clothing caught fire. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gladdis.
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Beulah Gladdis
John Gladdis
Detroit aviator attempts nonstop flight to Havana
Leonard S. Pipe of Detroit departed Walkerville Airdrome in a Spartan biplane aiming for a nonstop flight to Havana. He took off late last night as Montreal reported the start of the mission.
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NYU Pilot Improves After Pittsburgh Game
Capt Al Lassman of New York University football, who suffered a severe concussion in the fourth quarter against Carnegie Institute of Technology, is consistently improving and has regained full consciousness. Doctors expect full recovery but advise delaying return to New York for at least two weeks.
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al Lassman
New York University
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Lassman
New York
Officials to Meet Chicago on December 6
Big Ten basketball officials will hold their annual rules interpretation meeting in Chicago on December 6. The executive session will discuss enforcement of new rules designed to speed up the game.
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Big Ten
Football Leaders Across Major Conferences
New York portions show New York U with 8 wins and 1 loss as leaders. Illinois and Nebraska share top spots in their divisions with four conference wins and one loss. Georgia Tech and Florida are tied with five conference wins and two games left. Utah leads the Rocky Mountain with three conference wins and one tie. Southern California is discussed as War West champion with eight wins and one tie.
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