Wisconsin and Indiana Are Now Eliminated
Illinois Minnesota and pre season favorites Ohio and Iowa lead the Big Ten as Wisconsin and Indiana are eliminated from the title race. Iowa meets Minnesota at Iowa City while Ohio faces Illinois to cap the season, with Minnesota and Iowa looming as top contenders.
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Illinois Star Fritz Hmbert Tops Big Ten Scoring
Illinois fullback Fritz Hmbert leads Big Ten scoring after a Saturday victory over Indiana, totaling two touchdowns for Illinois. He holds a twelve point lead over Iowa’s Oran Pape and Minnesota’s Fred Hovde, who scored four and three touchdowns respectively.
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Packers Defeat Bears 16 6 in Chicago Game
Green Bay Packers beat the Chicago Bears 16 to 6 in a National Professional Football League clash played in Chicago yesterday.
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West Wins Thrilling College Football Weekend
Stanford remained undefeated with a 47-0 rout of Idaho in San Francisco, while a scoreless pact between California and USC held Bear and Trojan fans at Memorial Stadium. Oregon defeated Washington 27-0 and Washington State edged Oregon State 9-7 as Montana and Cal won non conference games.
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Coaching Again at Washington University Football
Dr. Al Sharpe, longtime Yale and Cornell coach, returns to football after eight years. He serves as athletic director at Washington University in St. Louis under a five year contract and coaches the university team this season. He aims to build for the future and face strong Midwest competition.
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Tennessee Triumphs Over Alabama In Dramatic Dixie Battle
Tennessee freshman standout helps topple Alabama 15 to 13 in a wild upset at Tuscaloosa. Georgia Tech defeats an expected conference foe at Grant Field. Other ACC and SEC results include LSU 31 Mississippi A M 0 and Florida 73 Mercer 0 with multiple regional scores.
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Professional marathon at Madison Square Garden crowns Abdel Ouafi
Abdel El Ouafi of Algiers won a professional marathon in Madison Square Garden finishing two laps ahead of Jose Ray of Chicago in 2 44 55 25. Arthur Newton of South Africa placed third Juri Lossman of Estonia fourth and Sam Richman from the Ghetto fifth after 262 laps.
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Georgetown Extends Lead in East Football Scoring
Georgetown defeated West Virginia Wesleyan yesterday to extend its hold on eastern college team scoring with 205 points. Lafayette follows with 162, while Pennsylvania Carnegie Tech tie for third at 161. Penn and Temple share unbeaten status with Tufts, and Lafayette remains unscored upon but tied 0 0 by Bucknell.
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Pomeroy Ties With Wellston In Local Grid Battle
Pomeroy high school tied Wellston 0 0 in a weekend football matchup. Middleport fell 7 0 to Marietta as Pomeroy praised for sturdy tackling against the husky opponent. Longley of Ohio University refereed the game with Saxon from the same university officiating.
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Big Six Leaders Clash as Conference Hit Early Season
Nebraska and Missouri each beat Iowa State while Kansas defeated the Aggies as the Big Six shows early leadership. Nebraska topped Syracuse 7 0 in Lincoln, Kansas beat Kansas State 7 0 at Manhattan, and Missouri edged Iowa State 28 19 in a turnover heavy contest.
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New York Ice Teams Ready For Big Season
New Yorks pro hockey clubs begin practice as rosters grow stronger. The Rangers train at SpringfieldMass to defend the NHL title while the Americans start in New Haven. Boston pays 10000 for dialogue with Trottier and Toronto rejects 50000 for Morenz asking price.
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Brilliants runs help Columbia score on two TDS
Oklahoma beat Creighton 7 to 0 in Omaha on a 40 yard fourth quarter pass Mitchell to Churchill. Mills carried on the next play after the injured Sooner end was tackled. Drake kept the old oaken bucket by beating Grinnell 19 to 7 in Des Moines. Marquette defeated Oklahoma A ggies 26 to 0 in Milwaukee. St Louis U. stopped Missouri Miners 12 to 7 in St Louis.
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Ray Cole Out For Season At Ohio Wesleyan
Ray Cole, senior end for Ohio Wesleyan, will miss the rest of the season with a shoulder injury suffered in the Miami game Saturday. Coach George Gauthier said Cole, a Bremen, Ohio native, was Wesleyan’s top blocker in interference.
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Try To Place Tennis On Sport Basis in Paris
Paris reports the French Lawn Tennis Federation abandoned staging the Davis Cup finals. Vice President Pate of the Chamber of Deputies plans to urge Parliament to classify tennis as a sport rather than a spectacle to avoid taxation. The Federation also votes to hold the National Championship behind closed doors unless tax relief is granted.
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East basketball prospects loom in intercollegiate season
United Press survey shows Princeton under Al Willmer as the strongest of six teams in the Eastern Intercollegiate League. Pennsylvania edged Princeton 24 to 22 in a playoff watched by 10 000 fans to claim the 1927 28 title. Joey Schaaf stars as a 195 point scorer on the Red Blue. Dartmouth builds around Heinie Swartout after finishing third last season.
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Mast Restaurant TM Defeats Thorpe Indians 19 to 0
The Mast Restaurant TM football team defeated Jim Thorpe's Indians 19 to 0 on Sunday afternoon here. Mast remains undefeated this season and has not allowed any team to score.
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Lind 18 Cage Official Takes Winter Post In New Orleans
Carl Lind, second baseman for the Cleveland Indians, will serve as an official in a New Orleans basketball league this winter while at home for the off season.
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Jews Arabs Hostile Jerusalem Amid Attack on Worshippers
Tensions between Jews and Arabs in Jerusalem rise after moslems attack Jewish worshippers during a waiting walk service. A British guard has been asked to maintain order.
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