Bearcats, Bishops Dominate 1934 Buckeye Conference All Stars
Cincinnati Bearcats earn four first team spots in the 1934 Associated Buckeye Conference selections, tied with the Battling Bishops for top honors. The backfield features Turley and Nolting with Yeager, White, and others contributing strong performances. The line centers on Williams, Duncan, Smith, and Lewis. Nolting leads the second team at quarterback as Marshall’s Zontini and Miami’s Lewis stand out among backs.
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Alabama Expected to Face Stanford in Rose Bowl
Pasadena reports the expected Rose Bowl invitation for Alabama to play Stanford on New Year's Day. Alfred Masters, Pacific Coast official, is anticipated to announce the selection, with Alabama seen as the stronger team after routing Vanderbilt 34 to 0 and boasting recent victories.
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Army Navy Tilt Tops Colorful Grid Contests
Philadelphia report previews the December 1 Army vs Navy game at Franklin Field. Historic clash notes old signals, naval terms and Army tactical use of the big gun Buckler against Buzz Barries led Middies. Battleships volley support and colorful details frame a torrid gridiron showdown.
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Wrestling results from Camden and New York matches
Ed Don George of Buffalo weighing 220 pounds pinned Sendor Szabo of Hungary at Camden in 47 minutes 3 seconds. In New York Everett Marshall 220 from Colorado defeated Emil Dusek 208 from Omaha in 22 minutes 59 seconds.
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Young St Louis Billiken Coach Guides Team at 27
Cecil Mueller Lyle, 27, director of football at St. Louis University, is among the youngest men to lead the Billikens. An alumnus, Mueller steers the gridiron destinies of the Saints. In Raleigh NC NC State touts steelman Steve Sabol as an iron man, totaling 525 consecutive minutes in 1933 and 23914 minutes this season before substitution.
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District and College Grid Scores Amid Weekend Games
District Scholastic results show Middleport 12 Pomeroy 4 Logan 4 Nelsonville 6 while State Scholastic games list Wellsville 18 East Liverpool 6 Painesville 6 Fairport 0 and several others. College totals include Ohio Cincinnati 21 Miami Deyton 27 Wittenberg 0 Xavier 38 Haskell 6 and West Reserve 14 John Carroll 0.
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Dupler Wins First Annual A A Five Mile Cross Country
Cincinnati November 30 Carl Dupler ex Ohio University distance star won the First Annual A A five mile cross country race in 4 22 Cannon and Dan Merwin of the L B Harrison Club tied for second in 26 27 Sullivan of Ohio State ran 29 22 and C Cutlip of Ohio University finished tenth in 30 14
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Lord Jim Sold at Auction for 8100 to Walnut Hall Donerail
Lord Jim owned by W L wet ford of Columbus and winner of the Hambletonian stake was sold to Dr Ogden M Edwards Walnut Hall Farr Donerail KY for 8100. The sale occurred at the Glory Auction of trotters and pacers in New York.
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Army Navy clash looms as season wraps up
Army and Navy near their 35th matchup at Franklin Field with Navy favored to beat Army, while Army eyes a decisive upset. Regional results include Alabama, Pitt, and Colgate closing strong, with several conference titles decided.
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Payne and Mc Leod Outpoint Wise in Tacoma Bout
Cecil Payne and Jimmy Mc Leod defeated Earl Wise in Tacoma Nevada rise with a six round decision. Buxton Victoria and Sammy’s Buxton posted weights listed as 140 and 135 1 4 pounds respectively.
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Quail Flight Adaptations Noted in Behavior
Observation notes quail take to the air only when necessary. They possess well-developed wings that are short and stubby, requiring rapid wing beats for short bursts of flight.
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