Yankees Dominate World Series. AL Seeks Balance
The piece notes the Yankees overpowering Cubs in the World Series and argues American League clubs must curb New York's power to keep next season competitive. It discusses league imbalance, potential actions by AL owners, and the Boxing Association's junior welter and lightweight class changes.
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Aerial Game Navy Best Weapon Says Scout Herbert
Ohio University scout Bill Herbert says Navy’s aerial attack is its strongest weapon and predicts 25 passes in the Navy versus Ohio State game. He analyzes Navy’s diverse backfield, midshipmen passes, and the Bobcats’ plan to counter with improved pass defense and running plays.
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Washington and Lee
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Don Peden
Notre Dame
Larry Threm
Toledo
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Bill Snyder
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Dale Hawkins
John Dann
Bob Hilbert
Dann
Hilbert
Close Battle Looms For SW Conference Title In Aggies Frogs Clash
College Station Texas October 11 Texas Christian Universitys Horned Frogs visit the Texas Aggies in a pivotal Southwest Conference matchup. The Aggies seek the title after beating Texas Tech 7 0 and facing Tulane Sam Houston State Teachers and Pavelinas in eight days. The Frogs boast a stout defense led by Captain Johnny Vaught and Sub Captain Bernard Spearman with Ben Boswell at tackle.
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Batting crown ties in American Association race
Swanson of Columbus and Ruble of Minneapolis tied for the batting championship at .375. Crawford of Columbus and Richards of Minneapolis tied for second with .367.
Buckeyes Begin Prep for Michigan Game in Columbus
Ohio State under Coach Sam Willaman starts earnest practice for next Saturday’s showdown with Michigan. Scrimmages today and Wednesday feature freshman runs and passes against Michigan plays. Captain Lew Hinchman remains sidelined with a back injury but is expected back before the contest. Coaches Stahl and Fesler returned from scouting Michigan–Northwestern noting a strong Wolverine line.
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Hosket Ineligible For Buckeyes First Quarter
Wilmer Bill Hosket of Dayton will be barred from Ohio State basketball action in the first quarter of next season. Coach Harold Olsen announced Hosket may regain eligibility in the winter quarter starting January.
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Why All These Changes in Football Upheaval
The New Yorker asks fans to organize a boycott of constant rule changes in football. Samuel Berg, "Fan No 237,891" from Brighton Beach, argues the sport loses entertainment value as it continually updates rules. He cites unfamiliar six changes and questions officials and players about the purpose behind routine upheaval.
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Syracuse Triumphs Over Chester 16-0 in Opener
Syracuse defeated Chester 16-0 in a Sunday game as Quil len pitched shutout ball and Syracuse racked up 22 hits with two triples and four doubles. Grimm Mitch and team optimism linger despite the loss, with Chester hoping to rebound Sunday in the series.
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Signal system for identifying penalties in football
Jimmy Donahue explains referee signals used to call penalties. The list covers gestures for unnecessary roughness, holding, illegal motion, flying block, illegal forward pass, offside, crawling or pushing, incomplete passes, pass interference, and general scores. Officials rely on hand signals to communicate penalties to the sidelines and crowd.
Deal With Cards Only a Beginning
New York Giants secretary Jim Tierney says the club’s rebuilding begins with trades that sent Bill Walker Jin Moon ey Bob Garrell and Ethan Allen to the St Louis Cardinals for Ray Starr and Gus Mancuso. The GM hints more moves lie ahead as Terry balances youth with experience while pondering Fowler Lindstrom Ott Moore Hogan and others.
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Jim Tierney
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Ott
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Athens Bulldogs Face Middleport in Key Southeast Ohio Test
Athens High School Bulldogs aim for a fourth straight win as they face Middleport on Friday. The outcome hinges on line play and backfield cooperation, with McKinley drilling fundamentals, signals, and tackling to prepare the squad for a hard, disciplined game.
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Football Sketches on Punting and Kicking
The article explains punter value in gaining field position for touchdowns and notes variety in physiques. It cites Walter Meckersall and Doc Spears as examples and describes stance, grip, and follow through with emphasis on footwork and spiral techniques.
Pipgras Family Baseball Ties Mark Minnesota Season Wins
William Pipgras, a Minnesota farmer, has four baseball sons. George and Edward reach the majors while Fred plays in the minors and Walter stars in youth leagues. St Paul defeats Minneapolis 26th time in 18 years.
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Wright Leads Ohio Scorers With Six Touchdowns
Earl Wright, Wittenberg halfback, tops Ohio scoring with six touchdowns and 34 points. Three players tied for second with 90 points each: Bill Gilliland of Cincinnati, Tom Mannegan of Dayton, and Jack Mart of Worcester. Wright’s long touchdown run against Denison highlighted the week.
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