Fessler Leads All State Players On Big Ten Eleven
United Press selects the 1928 Big Ten All Eleven with Minnesota and Ohio State players dominating. Fessler of Ohio State earns top end honors, Hageratt of Minnesota is wing, and Gibson of Minnesota anchors the guard line. Randulph of Indiana centers and Hovde of Minnesota drivers the offense, as a wide spread selection reflects a tight race for the conference title.
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Minnesota lands three on Western Conference mythical eleven
All Big Ten team Minnesota places three men on the Western Conference mythical eleven. End Fessler from Ohio State, Tack Pommerening from Michigan, Guard Gibson from Minnesota, Center Randolph from Indiana, Guard Wagner from Wisconsin, Tackle Nowack from Illinois, End Haycraft from Minnesota, Quarter Hovde from Minnesota, Half Bennett from Indiana, Halt Glasgow from Iowa, Fullback Holner from Northwestern.
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Wittenberg Beats Mt Union in Final Minutes
Wittenberg Lutherans edge Mt Union 6 to 0 as season closes in Ohio college football. The victory followed a late touchdown with under two minutes remaining, amid a slate ofvariable results across the state including St Xavier’s 26 rise over Haskell Indians and Dayton’s 7 0 upset by the Quanithea Marines.
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Cincinnati Ends Disastrous 6815 Season With Miami Loss
Cincinnati, Nov 30 University of Cincinnati ends a disastrous season by losing 37 to 0 to Miami. Halpin kicks four extra points after two Miami touchdowns and Whitaker scores twice for the RedHawks. Miami dominates with rapid drives culminating in multiple scores. Cincinnati shows some passing but cannot close the gap.
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Various 1930s college football scores mixed results
A collage of scorelines shows Maryland over Johns Hopkins 26 to 25, Cincinnati blanked by Miami 34 0, Clemson beating Furman 27 12, Washington losing to St Louis University 6 0, and Catholic University routing George Washington 40 0 among numerous other games and mismatched results.
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Surprise Oregon Upsets NYU on Thanksgiving Day
Oregon Aggies defeated New York University 25 to 13 in an East Coast upset. Kentucky held Tennessee scoreless, Florida crushed Washington and Lee 69 to 6, and Georgia Tech beat Auburn 51 to 0 as major teams posted winners on Thanksgiving football.
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Local Scores From Cincinnati and Columbus Matches
Reported scores show Hamilton 15 over Cincinnati Hughes 15, Wellston 21 to Jackson 6, Toledo Scott 20 over Toledo Waite 3, Tololo Libby 7 over Toledo Woad ward 6, Columbus West 12 to Aquinas 8, and Columbus North 45 over Columbus Vnasto.
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Captain Named New York University Football Captain
Leonard Grant, a tackle, was unanimously named captain of the New York University football team for 1920 at an informal Yankee Stadium meeting after the NYU vs Oregon Aggies game. News also notes Navy defeating Army 19 to 7 at Fort Sheridan and Oklahoma City’s mixed season ending with Tulsa in the playoff.
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Army Hope Of Fast In Game At Yankee Stadium
Eastern football pride shaken as Army faces Stanford after Oregon State’s 25 to 0 victory over NYU at Yankee Stadium. Wittenberg meets Mt Union as Ohio Wesleyan upset Mt Union, while Army seeks a win to restore Far West respect.
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Oscar Gerth Seeks Warily Distinction Despite Light Weight
Oscar Gerth of Catholic University, a regular end from Philadelphia at 138 pounds, plans a unique honor as the lightest war ally on any All-America team. Though not listed on All-America squads, he is regarded as one of the best blockers and charg ers on the team.
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Rangers rally to beat Blackhawks in overtime
New York Rangers defeated Chicago 2 to 1 in overtime after a late rally, tying the game in the final five minutes. Detroit and Montreal drew 1 to 1, while Pittsburgh and Montreal also posted similar scores as hockey action spread across cities.
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