Athens High Smothers Middletown 16 to 0 on Muddy Thanksgiving
In Athens on Thanksgiving Day the Athens high school team defeated Middletown 16 to 0 despite a heavy rain and four to five inch field, relying on McKinley punting and a defensive second half to preserve the win. Rhodes and J Algeo scored early and Shafer added a point after touchdown.
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Middletown
McKinley
Epson
Midietown
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Rhodes
Shafer
Soup Eater in Danville perfects noise free eating system
A Danville Illinois man claims to have eliminated all noise while eating in cubes. A Steeplejack who fell 165 feet but was uninjured apologizes to his boss, vowing never to fall again. Various absurdities follow including a pearl diver’s boast and a glass slipper gimmick.
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Danville, Il
Boss
Marietta Beats Ohio 7 3 In Close Ohio Field Battle
Marietta College defeated Ohio University 7 to 3 in a hard fought clash on Ohio Field. FE Ward starred for Marietta with 159 yards on 239 total yards as Ohio struggled to pass, with Littler shining for the Green and White on offense.
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Marietta College
Question River College
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Black
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F. Ward
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Ruth
Barrett
Sawyer
Reinholt
Shift Play Controversy at Notre Dame Tech Penn State
Football reporters note past protests over Notre Dame Georgia Tech and Penn State shift plays contending players moved before the ball. Officials now require a brief pause after shifting and a momentary hesitation before the snap to ensure legality.
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Notre Dame
West Point
Rockne
Penn State
Georgia Tech
D. H
Kansas Aggies Upset Missouri With Clever Fourth Quarter Drive
In a 1933 Missouri Valley clash the Kansas Aggies trailed Missouri University before a late fourth quarter surge. Awarts, a standout back, orchestrated the decisive drive sealing a dramatic comeback and highlighting strategic brilliance in a landmark game.
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Kansas
Missouri
Kansas Aggies
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Mielaourt
Miesourt
Aggies
Awarts
End of football year judged in scattered power blocs
Davis J. Walsh assesses the 1920s collegiate scene as the season nears its end. He weighs Yale, Cornell, Michigan, Illinois, Texas, California and others across regional leads, predicting Yale favored in the East and Michigan-Illinois as top in the Midwest while noting Centre, Stanford and California mix in the coastal race.
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Syracuse
West Virginia
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Baylor
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Pacific Coast
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Huskers Benefit Leader Misses Few Games in 16 Years
Everett Buckingham, president for the Omaha stockyards, has missed only three Nebraska Cornhuskers games in 16 years. He pays railroad fare and grants all employees a half day off to attend games.
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Everett Buckingham
Omaha Stockyards
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Wertheimer to Sail for New York May Stage Turf Here
Pierre Wertheimer owner of Epinard France's champion three year old horse plans a New York trip on business from Paris. He may arrange an international turf contest while in the United States.
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Paris
Pierre Wertheimer
France
England
New York
America
Tough Job for Sisler as Browns Start Education Campaign
Manager George Sisler plans an intensive educational campaign for Browns players in spring. He aims to improve knowledge of the rules and inside baseball, a task he may find tougher than pushing the Browns into the first division.
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Sisler
George Sisler
Browns
Cubs May Sign Kid Gleason to Vie with Chance
Chicago rumors swirl after Frank Chance signs to lead the White Sox while Kid Gleason may take over the Cubs. The Sox finished seventh last season under Gleason as manager was popular with fans. National League plans to counteract potential Sox prestige by moving Gleason to Cubs.
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Kid Gleason
Chicago
Frank Chance
Chicago White Sox
Chance
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Sox
Kid
Comiskey
Gleason
South Side
National League
Coblenz Sevent NATO Separations Lead By Hans Dorten
Coblenz Germany November 36 seven hundred separations led by Dr Hans Dorten occupied the city today as part of a major mobilization action.
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Coblenz
Germany
Hans Dorten
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