Texas Christians Tie SMU For Southwest Title In Fort Worth
Texas Christian University and Southern Methodist University played to a 7–7 tie before a large Fort Worth crowd as Grubbs scored the Frogs’ late tying TD from the one yard line. Four plies at the goal line failed to yield a winner.
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Iowa Restits Its Case In Reinstatement Plea
Iowa City November 30 After six months of prep the University of Iowa rested its case and awaits a verdict on reinstatement into the Western conference The decision is expected at the Western conference meeting in Chicago next Friday night The Hawkeye plea runs in a document of about 3000 words distributed to Big Ten schools for consideration in advance of the session The report will not be made public until the conference session It aims to explain how Iowa officials have investigated the eligibility of every athlete involved in recruiting or
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Villanova Downs Temple Gridmen 15 0 in Comeback Victory
Villanova rose in the final period to defeat Temple 15 to 0 before 25 000 fans on a cold November day in Philadelphia. A blocked punt set up the first score, Gillespie connected with McGannon for a touchdown, and Villanova added a safety and a later rushing TD by Gillespie.
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Horton Smith Wins First Berkeley Open Tourney
Horton Smith the golfing sensation from Joplin Missouri won the Berkeley California open golf tournament with 280 strokes for 72 holes. He began with 74 then 71 and finished with 69 and 66 to claim first prize of 5000. Billy Burke of Westport New York took 283 for second, Johnny Perelli of Feather River Inn California was third with 288 as final cards came in.
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Beaverton varsity coach Nebinger urged to be athletic director
A local column argues Nebinger should keep coaching at Beaver while becoming athletic director. It contends the district lacks equipment and junior high coaching, supports trimming Nebinger’s duties, and proposes Bub Brown assist and new junior high coaches with WVU alumni among hires. The piece forecasts changes within a year or two.
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Bill Leslie
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Bub Brown
Bubb Brown
Fairview
Brown
Thoss
West Virginia University
Veteran Yankee stars to train at French Lick in February
French Lick Ind November 30 Veterans of the New York Yankees will be brought to French Lick in February for general conditioning ahead of the St. Petersburg Fla training camp. Owner Jacob Ruppert and business manager Edward G Barrow announced the plan after two weeks at the resort.
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New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
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Canadiens Fall to Americans in Pro Hockey Action
NHL scores show Montreal Canadiens 3, New York Americans 6 with Boston 6 but notches. Pittsburgh 2. Toronto 1, Detroit 0. Montreal Maroons 3, Ottawa 2.
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Beckley Juniors Overpower Ramsey Juniors 20 to 0
Beckley West Virginia November 30 The Beckley Junior High football team closed a successful season by overwhelming the Ramsey Junior High eleven from Bluefield 20 to 0. The locals outplayed the Bluefielders in every department of the game.
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Prison receives ten new inmates in state lockup
Ten new prisoners arrived at the state prison today in Moundsville. Nine came from Marion county, including Waldo Leonard Price who was sentenced to life for murder. The tenth inmate arrived from Taylor county.
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Sophomore Stars Spark 1920s College Teams Highlighted
An era’s rising stars propel Yale Harvard Penn and others as sophomores fuel title chases across the Big Ten and the South. Albie Booth of Yale leads a wave of youngsters, with Barry Wood of Harvard a noted passer and Jim MacMurdo at Pitt among key sophs. Big Ten youngsters like Yanevich, Stage, and Marvin Jones shine, while West Coast players such as Gill and Musick show depth.
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Alex Yanevich
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Stanford
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Hornsby Jr Prefers Piano to Baseball
Denison Texas November 30 Rogers Hornsby Jr son of the Cubs second baseman shows no plans to pursue baseball He at nine years old concentrates on piano lessons and local recitals表现 with clear interest in music rather than sports
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Young Rogers
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Detroit Titans Rally Past Georgetown for 14 13 Victory
In frigid Detroit on November 30, the Detroit Titans, without star Lloyd Brazil, recovered from a 14-0 halftime deficit to defeat Georgetown 14 to 13. Scalzi and Hudak connected twice for Georgetown scores, while Parsaca sparked Detroit with a punt return TD, a late interception, and a successful back to back kicks after an offside twice. Nearly 17,000 fans watched the season closer amid cold and fumbles by both sides.
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Scalzi
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Mooney
Liston
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Young
Lightweight gridders meet in title game
Negotiations finished for a national championship game in the 100 pound class between Charlottesville boys and Kent Bearcats. The winner will be decided in a matchup to be played at the University of Virginia next Thursday.
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Maxie Rosenbloom Outpoints Harlem Opponent in Ten Rounds
In New York at the Olympia A A Rosenbloom defeated Leo Williams, a Harlem Negro fighter, over ten rounds by a wide margin. Rosenbloom weighed 171 pounds, Williams 177 1 2. The former light heavyweight title hopeful for Tommy Loughran secured the victory in the main event.
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Football results list with scattered college scores
A scrambled results page lists numerous college football scores. Highlights include North Carolina State 6 and Temple 6, Loyola Chicago 7, Navy 13 over Dartmouth 6, Villanova 15 over Temple 6, Notre Dame 7 over Army 0, Southern Methodist 7 over Texas Christian 7, California 27 over Washington State 7, Oak Ridge Military 20 over Danville Military 7, Loyola Los Angeles 21 over Tempe State 6, Puget Sound 20 over Tinfield 2, and Pitt Freshmen 25 over Johnstown Junior Pitt College 6.
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Florida Reserves
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Holy Craek Southern Methodist
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Danville Military
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Los Angeles
Tempe State
Puget Sound
Tinfield
Pitt
Johnstown
Pitt College
Notre Dame Wins Aissman Trophy for 192%
Champaign Illinois November 20 Notre Dame University announced winner of the Jack F. Rivaman national inter collegiate football trophy for 192%. It is the second time in five years the South Bend school has won. Purdue ranked second Pittsburgh third. Dr Frank Dickinson of Illinois faculty explained his rating favors strength of opponent over percentages. Notre Dame led with 15.00 points. Purdue ranked ahead of Pittsburgh for Western Conference superiority cited by Dickinson. Western Conference teams won nine major inter sectional games, three losses to Notre Dame.
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Frank Dickinson
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Southern Methodist
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Johnny Stuart Heaves Pass To Win Contest
Huntington West Virginia November 30. A twenty yard pass from Johnny Stuart to Homer McCoy set up a 45 yard touchdown run for Marshall college end, giving Huntington High School a 6 to 0 win over its rival. Huntington to face Richmond Academy of Augusta Georgia in a post season game here next Saturday.
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Homer McCoy
Marshall
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Richmond Academy
Augusta
Navy Defeats Dartmouth In Cold Weather Thirty Fourth Victory
Navy stunned Dartmouth 11 to 6 in a hard fought November clash as Lew Kim, a 160 pound sophomore, rushed for two touchdowns and sparked the Sailors’ decisive drive. Navy outgained Dartmouth 65 yards to 39, with 12 first downs and 11 completions in 17 attempts, while holding Dartmouth to two first downs in the first half and five in the second.
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Darthmouth
Lew Kim
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Gannon
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Notre Dame Tops Cadets 7 100 in Breakaway Victory
Notre Dame and Uncle Sam's Boys played a tight game with the Irish at 83,000 in Yankee Stadium. The result places Rock's Ramblers and Pittsburgh at the top of the heap for the national championship race.
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Army Halts Notre Dame In Dramatic Finish, 7 6 Irony
In New York on November 30 Army fought Notre Dame to a near finish before a record Eastern crowd of 53,000. Rider scored early in the second period from his own goal line, sprinting 100 yards for a touchdown. Notre Dame threatened but Elder and Carideo helped seal the Ramblers’ win as Army failed to capitalize earlier.
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Murre
Boston College Triumphs Over Holy Cross 12-0
Boston College defeated Holy Cross 12 to 0 in cold conditions. Creeden scored after a long pass setup the five yard line, and Vodoklys added a 20 yard interception return for a second touchdown. Holy Cross threatened in the third period but fumbled at the five.
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Saunders Leads Trojans to Win Over Washington
Los Angeles Nov. 30 The deceptive driving runs of Saunders Trojan quarterback powered USC to a 27 to 7 victory over Washington State before 35 000 fans. The Cougars sparked early scoring and kept a 7 to 7 tie into the second period before USC dominance surfaced in the second half. Saunders totaled 135 yards in thirty attempts and scored the final Trojan touchdown as USC pulled away.
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