Trio of backfield stars shine in college games
Army halfback Jack Buckler, Minnesota back Pug Lund and Southern California quarterback Irvine Warburton led key victories as Buckler starred for Army 21-0 over Yale, Lund boosted Minnesota 19-7 past Iowa, and Warburton scored in USC’s 6-3 win over California.
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George Kirkley
Chicaga
U.P
Jack Buckler
Army
Francis (Pug) Lund
Minnesota
Irvine
Cotton) Warburton
Southern California
Buckler
Yale
Punch
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Warburton
Trojan
California
Mitchell's Predictions Stir Talk On Luck And Classic Matchups
The text discusses Mitchell's 17 correct picks in 20 games and doubts about a hidden scheme. It cites bets on Transylvania, Wittenberg, Denison, Butler, Northwestern, and several colleges, with a focus on a boy named Smiley and a plan to test his luck against listed opponents.
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Old Kentucky
Mitchell
Rabbit
Bundy
Unclear OCR Sports Card Entry
Readable text shows fragmented numbers and codes without identifiable names teams or events making it impossible to determine a coherent sports item or outcome. The fragment lacks context dates locations and participants to form a valid newspaper card summary.
Game not blamed for John Carroll gridder's death
Cleveland, Oct 30 The football player Jack Creuto 21 died at St John's Hospital after October 21 confinement for hip pain. Doctors ruled septicemia the cause while stating football was in no way responsible for his death.
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Cleveland
Jack Creuto
John Carroll
St. John's Hospital
J. P. Gavan
Cicuto
Bucky Harris Named Boston Red Sox Manager for Next Season
Bucky Harris, ex Detroit Tigers manager, is appointed manager of the Boston Red Sox on a one year contract. Owner Tom Yawkey and general manager Eddie Collins back Harris with a free hand and a reported salary between 12000 and 15000 dollars. Harris faces a major rebuild after Boston finished seventh this season and last nine times in 12 years. Harris resigned as Detroit manager on September 23 and joined the Red Sox after 1929 tenure.
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Boston
U.R
Stanley R
Bucky) Harris
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Marty McManus
Tom Yawkey
Yawkey
Eddie Collins
Collins
Harris
Red Sox
Sox
Detroit
Tigers
George Moriarty
St Marys of Lancaster Ready for Athens High Friday
Athens High School prepares to face St Marys of Lancaster this Friday after a short week. Athens improved since Nelsonville game with 15 first downs and 222 rushing yards to 70 for Nelsonville, while St Marys aims to stop Athens scoring drive.
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Lancaster St. Marys
Athens High School
Bulldogs
St. Marys
Athens
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Two Champions Defend Titles In Week's Headline Matches
Boxing notes from New York and Montreal showcase Maxie Rosenbloom defending the light heavyweight title against Mickey Walker at Madison Square Garden. Lou Brouillard meets Vince Dundee for the middleweight crown in Boston, with Kid Chocolate non-title action in Montreal.
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New York
U.P
Maxie Rosenbloom
Lou Brouillard
Kid Chocolate
Rosenbloom
Mickey Walker
Madison Square Garden
Brouillard
Vince Dundee
New Jersey
Boston
New York State
Joe Ghnowty
St. Louis
Montreal
Worcester
Mass
Holyoke
Lew Amber
Herkimer
N. Y
Paris Apice
Providence
Asheville
N. C
Charley Berlanger
Buck Everett
Gary
Ind
Saginaw
Mich
Lou Scozza
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Joe Ghaouly
Minneapolis
Babe Daniels
Tommy Corbett
Omaha
Ernie Maurer
Detroit
Bantam
Frankie Wolfran
Winnipeg
Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Philadephia
Young Ketchell
Chester
Ps Welter
Roxy Allen
Camden
N. J
Mickey Waker
Rumson
Eddie Cool
Young Firpo
Hollywood
Cal
Benny Miller
Wesley Ketchell
San Francisco
Babe Marino
Tommy King
Fall River
Walter Neueel
Les Kennedy
Glouster Rich Leaf Bakers top Athens Battery E 13-6
Glouster Rich Leaf Bakers beat Athens Battery E 13 to 6 on the local field. After a scoreless first half a bad punt and fumble set up Glouster’s first TD by Shuttleworth. Meredith and Johnson connected on a second score before Athens replied with an intercepted pass for a late score.
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Glouster
Glouster Rich Leaf Bakers
Athens Battery E
Gilouster
Athens
Shuttleworth
Meredith
McAllister
Johnson
Essex
Jones
Shelton
Noon
Stiff
Galloway
Henry
Stedman
Bears Beat Giants to Extend Western Lead in NFL Action
Chicago Bears widened their NFL Western Division lead with a 14-10 victory over the New York Giants. Kil Hewitt scored the tying touchdown on a 40 yard pass from Moles and set up the winning TD for Bill Karr. Pittsburgh moved into a tie for second in the East by beating the Redskin 16-14. Green Bay routed Philadelphia 35 with Goldenberg scoring three times. Brooklyn stopped the Chicago Cardinals 7-0 on Frindman’s second period TD pass to Douglas.
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Amerino Sarno
Fordham
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Mike Sebastian
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Notre Dame
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Kil Hewitt
Chicago
Molesworth
New York
Bill Karr
Boston
Redekine
Battles
Weller
Moss
Westfall
Engebrenner
Pirate
Green Bay
Philadelphia Eayles
Goldenberg
Engieman
Brood
Big Ten Leaders Meet Saturday Conference Showdown
In Chicago Michigan and Illinois stood undefeated in conference play as Minnesota upset Iowa 19-7 to join the leaders. Purdue held the top three with a 7-7 deadlock against Minnesota while Michigan crushed Chicago 28-0 and Purdue beat Wisconsin 14-0 on big plays. Northwestern erred as Ohio State won 12-0 with key fumbles and a long return.
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Jimmy Carter
Purdue
Wisconsin
Boilermakers
Willis Ward
Michigan
Chicago
Elmer Layden
Duquesne
Washington
Jefferson
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Colgate
Lafayette
Tulane
George Washington
Tennessee
Navy
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Yale
Dartmouth
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Detroit
Iowa
Iowa State
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Auburn
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Far West
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Rocky Mountains
Colorado VI
Colorado Aggies
Illmnois
Satiurdny
Champaign
Lowa
Hawkeyes
Ilinois
Jmmy Carter
Fred Hecker
Duane Purvis
Wildcats
Leeper
Gilman
Purdue Newes
Ohio State finds two sophomores shine in Northwestern win
Ohio State's 12 to 0 victory over Northwestern showcased two freshmen turned sophomores, Johnny Kabealo and Stan Pincura, helping block and punting as veterans benched. Kabealo excelled in punt returns, intercepted two passes, and made a 16-yard reception, while Pincura stabilized the safety role and punt handling. Ohio State eyes Indiana clash after first Big Ten win.
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Michigan
Ohio
Buckeye
Johnny Kabealo
Youngstown
Stan Pincura
Lorian
Northwestern
Kabeadle
Eveat Chic Harley
Kabealo
Harry Kipke
Ohio Sophomre
International Law
Heekin
Pincura
West Virginia Leaders Face Out-of-State Foes This Weekend
WVU and Davis Elkins clash in a tight 7-7 state title draw as the season heads into its final month. WVU plays Marquette at Morgantown while Davis Elkins meets Geneva College, with Bluefield dominating and Salem Tigers rising in the conference standings.
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West Virginia
West Virginia University
Davis Elkins
Mountaineers
Davis-Elkins
Marquette
Morgentown
Geneva College
Bluefield
Alfred Holbrook
Beavers
Rio Grande Triumphs Over Armstrong in Night Game
Rio Grande College football scored 21 points and shut out Armstrong College of Alderson West Virginia on the local high school field under lights Saturday night. A strong backfield led the win while Armstrong mounted a solid passing attack. A sizeable crowd from Pomeroy Bend watched the clash.
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Middleport
Rio Gronde
Armstrong College
Alderson
W. Va
West Virginians
Rio Grande
Feothe Fang
Pomeroy Bend
Penthouse at Majestic and I Loved a Woman at Ohio Theaters
Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy star in Penthouse at the Majestic with a Metropolitan backdrop of New York rooftop life. Edward G Robinson and Kay Francis headline I Loved a Woman at the Ohio in a span of dramatic political and romantic upheaval set from the 1890s to World War I era. The Court Theater opens The Good Companions with Jessie Matthews delivering a standout performance as Susie Dean, amid a glowing, free spirited ensemble.
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Majestic
Warner Baxter
Myrna Loy
Penthouse
Ohio
Edward G. Robinson
Kay Francis
Metro-Goldwyn
Mayer Cosmopolitan
Arthur Somers Roche
Majestic Theater
W. 8
van Dyke
South Seas
New York
Manhattan
Walter Winchell
O. O. McIntyre
Durant
Gertie Waxted
Ohio Theater
First National Studios
Theolore Roosevelt
Ruthiess
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Teddy" Roosevelt
John Hayden
Packer
Down South
Edmund Gwenn
Jean
John Gielgud
Mary Glynne
Miss Trant
Susie Dean
Jessie Matthews
Miss Matthews
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Ralph Kercheval
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Coe College
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Transylvania
Wittenberg
Denison
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N.Y. U
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State
Syracuse
Kansas
Smiley
Federal Home Loan
Thirsty
Pacola Bottling Works
Athens, Ohio
John Carroll Gridder
Bucky Harris
St. Mary’s of Lancaster
The
Athens County Savings and Loan Company
Battery E
Bears
Mtabhie Piss
Chicago Cardinals
Frindman
Douglas
Friedmen
Columbus
Buzz Weisel
Carl Cramer
Ohio Stadium
Sam Willaman
W.va
Salem
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Shepherd
Marshall
Georgetown
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Washington, D. C
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Theil
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Emory and Meary
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Jack Oakie Skeets Gallagher
Roy
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