Trade Winds Blow As Moguls Head For Montreal Powwow
A (SBOKS KELLEY) feature notes Yale star Kelley shaping football rules after exposing a code flaw about players running out of bounds after punts. It also mentions Duke Dakoski compiling all star teams of Poles and his pole biased field requirements, and hints at a Montreal baseball gathering of major and minor magnates.
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Montreal
Minnesota Eleven
Kelley the Great
Yale
Rules Committee
Kelley
Eli
Larry
Duke
Dakoski
Cuyaghoga Falls
Ohio
Paskudnyak
New York
David Harum
Coney Island
Bob Quinn
Boston Bees
Feller
Scenes From Battle Of Two Counties Action Packed Photographs
A photo montage captures Jody Fisher of Virginia Sidestar tackling after gaining four yards. Beaver is tackled by Fit zer Richlands after a punt return. Bug Kirk breaks into a thirty yard run with Tazewell riders in pursuit. Fisher tackles Jack Gillespie Beaverback, No 67. Pickles Beatty sidesteps and returns a punt for twenty yards.
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Jody Fisher
Virginia Sidestar
Beaver
Fitzer
Richlands
Virginian
Bug Kirk
Kirk
Tazewell
Jack Gillespie
Beaverback
Pickles Beatty
M'Lain and Luttrall Cop Mat in Violent Show
In Sportarena last night Mayes McLain and Bob Wagner clashed as fists flew and tempers flared. Luttrall defeated Al Maynard in two of three falls, later vowing bravado amid boos as McLain dominated Wagner in a brutal main event.
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M’lain
Luttrall
Weinberg
Sportarena
Virginia
Cowboy Luttrall
al Maynard
Mayes McLain
Iowa
Bob Wagner
Tassler
California
Warner
McLain
Wagner
Husky
Mayes
Villian
Preacher Hogue
Cowboy
Gallery
Maynard
Welch Gary grid tilt to be played this week
Welch and Gary high schools plan to resume the postponed Thanksgiving football game this week after a meningitis outbreak. Principal Hollandsworth expects Thursday or Saturday kickoff. Gary principal Dean says the team is ready on any date. Gary star Petie Kush may miss his final game due to a lingering injury.
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Welch-Gary
G. M. Hollandsworth
Welch High School
Charles W. Dean, Jr
Gary High School
Gary
Welch
Gary Boys
Petie Kush
Gary Kush
Panthers lead All-Eastern football selections
New York November 30 eight high schools are represented on the Associated Press All Eastern team led by Pitt with three players on the first unit. Fordham Penn Princeton Duquesne and Navy also land one man each as only three Panthers are starters on the squad.
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New York
Pitt
Panthers
Asted
Fordham
Penn
Princeton
Uth
Duquesne
Navy
Bill Daddie
Aptain
Bill Glassford O
Averill
Kelley
Clint
Yale Eleven Sets Ivy League All Star Line
The article names the Ivy League all star five with center Mike Basrak of Duquesne defeating Penn and Fordham players, guard Nathaniel Pierce of Fordham, tackle Charles Toll Jr of Princeton, and others. It notes backfield strength with Francis Murray of Penn and William T Ingram II of Navy, plus fullback John Handrahan of Dartmouth. Babe Barna of West Virginia and Boyd Brumbaugh of Duquesne join on the second team.
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Yale
Mike Basrak
Duquesne
Jim Hauze
Penn
Alex Wojciechowicz
Fordham
Nathaniel Pierce
Charles Toll, Jr
Princeton
Pitt
Marshall Goldberg
Francis Murray
William T. Ingram
Navy
John Handrahan
Dartmouth
Babe Barna
West Virginia
Goldberg
Boyd Brumbaugh
Denton Upsets Favored Layton In Three Cushion Duel
Chicago November 30 The veteran Tiff Denton of Kansas City toppled favorite Johnny Layton of Sedalia Mo 50 to 28 in 61 innings to claim a major upset on the world three cushion billiards tour Layton criticized Dentons safety play as the Kansas City expert repeatedly forced tough shots The lead traded hands until the 20th inning when Denton pulled ahead and widened the gap Layton had won his first match defeating Kinsey Matsuyama of Japan in 28 innings for the tourney best game
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Chicago
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Denton
Layton
Hishi
Nhon
Willie Hoppe
Kinsey Matsuyama
Japan
Rose Bowl fate unsettled as Huskies face uncertain opponent
Pasadena, Nov 30. The Tournament of Roses football committee and fans remain puzzled over Washington's opponent for the Rose Bowl. Rumors link LSU Alabama and Pittsburgh, while UW athletic director Ray Eckmann plans to confer with the committee and Stanford officials before a formal announcement this week. The Huskies resume training December 12 and may arrive December 22. Hal Reynolds notes the Pacific Coast Conference influence on western selections, with no written contract governing the matchup.
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Pasadena
Calif
University of Washington
Seattle
Huskies
Louisiana State
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Ray Eckmann
Stanford
Stanford Indians
West
Hal Reynolds
Extra points decide many grid games during season
Washington, Nov 30. Extra points decided 98 games this season, shaping outcomes from Fordham to Harvard and Washington State to Georgia Tech. Field goals and 0-0 draws also featured, totaling 174 deadlocks with 76 scoreless ties.
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Washington
Fordham
St. Mary's
Marquette
Creighton
Northwestern
Ohio State
New York
Harvard
Yale
Washington State
California
Stanford
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Auburn
Boston College
Holy Cross
Utah State
Colorado
Tennessee
Kentucky
Denver
Chicago
Wisconsin
North Carolina
New York U
Illinois
Texas A
DePaul
Michigan
Texas Aggies
Hardin-Simmons
Rice
Baylor
Navy
Notre Dame
Centenary
Texas A & M
Texas Christian
Tulsa
Oregon
Temple
Alabama
Southern Methodist
St. Anselm’s
Southern California
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Pittsburgh
Tulane
Verbal Contract Between Bowl Group and Conference
The article quotes a Pacific Coast conference leader defending the long standing cooperative arrangement with the Tournament of Roses Association. He notes no formal agreement exists, but the conference helps sustain the Rose Bowl and its traditions, insisting the game is not billed as a championship affair.
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Tournament of Roses Association
Pacific Coast Conference
Kid Cagesters Open Battle In Bluefield Junior League
Kid cagesters of Bluefield start the season in the Bluefield juniors basketball league with a 5 PM game at the Salvation Army gym. A double header opens the slate as the Badger banner squad faces East End juniors in the opener.
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Bluefield
Salvation Army Gymnasium
Kid Cagesters
Badger
East End
Decisive lead for Minnesota over LSU in final AP rankings
New York report notes Minnesota for a seventh straight week as No. 1 in 1936. LSU stays strong at No. 2 with nine first place votes, while Pittsburgh and Washington rise, and post season implications loom with Rose and Sugar Bowls in play.
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Minnesota
Gophers
America
Louisiana State
Deep South
Associated Press
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Santa Clara
Pittsburgh
Washington
Banta -Clais
Northwestern
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Torgtrner Ae
Dartmouth
Duquesne
Fordham
Texas Christian
Torseedo
Arkansas and Navy
Marqmett
Cain
Pittshburrh
Alabama
New Orleans
Pasadena
Pennsylvania
Yale
Middle West
South
Southwest
Far West
Harman Reappointed At Penn For Three Years
Harvey J. Harman head football coach at the University of Pennsylvania was reap pointed for a three year term. Harman, a Penn graduate, came to Penn in 1931 from Sewanee and faced criticism after the 1935 season when Penn won four of eight games.
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Philadelphia
Harvey J. Harman
University of Pennsylvania
Harman
University of Pittsburgh
Penn
University of the South
Sewanee
Tennessee
Sacred Heart vs Kiwanis Scouts In City Junior League
The Salvation Army directed league under Adjutant Hal Hughes will host two games each evening. The season is split into halves with junior teams from across the city joining, shaping up as a leading junior project in the city.
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Sacred Heart
Kiwanis Scouts
Salvation Army
Hal Hughes
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Innerne Holy Cross
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