Dartmouth Star Quits School To Join Religious Cult
Dartmouth star K Gates abruptly left college to join the Legion of God cult in Amherst New Hampshire after returning to football last week and playing against Yale. The teenaged back, lauded as an all America candidate in 1936 and 1937, said internal conflict and religious beliefs made playing football sinful. Dean Neidlinger said Gates may return to college within days. The story details Gates family, the cult, and related local notes including a burglar with signature "The Lone Wolf."
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Rington K. Gates
Dartmouth
Yale
Gates
Amherst
N. H
Legion of God
The
Holy Ghost
Anover
INS
Lloyd K. Neidlinger
Clark School
Legion of God Cult
Sin
Earl Blaik
Blaik
Dean Neidlinger
Hanover
Roberty
Whitey” Fuller
Dartmouth Publicity Bureau
Joe Pyrtek
Neidlinger
Saugus
Mass
Zerone antifreeze coupon offer from Du Pont ad
Tear out this ad to receive a 40 cent coupon for Zerone antifreeze. Mail name and address to Du Pont Wilmington Delaware to obtain the coupon. Present it to the dealer and pay 60 cents for a one dollar gallon. Only one coupon per family.
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du Pont
Dept
D-5
Wilmington
Del
Armstrong Garcia title fight postponed to November
Henry Armstrong suffered a back injury after two falls during training at the Hippodrome. The welterweight title bout with Ceferino Garcia at Madison Square Garden was postponed to November 25, with both fighters in New York and Garcia weighing in at 147 pounds.
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Henry Armstrong
Ceferino Garcia
Madison Square Garden
Armstrong
Los Angeles
Hippodrome
George W Riley
Alexander Schiff
Boxing Commission
Jacobs
George Parnassus
Garcia
Henry
Eddie Mead
Riley
Lou Ambers
Joe Louis
Louis
Harry
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Iowa State and Drake Prepare for Saturday Grid clash
Iowa State Coach Jim Yeager uses light drills while Drake Coach Vee Green conducts a tough pass defense workout aimed at stopping Cyclone standout Everett Kischer. Both squads focus on different prep tactics ahead of the traditional meeting in Ames.
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Jim Yeager
Vee Green
Iowa State Cyclones
Drake University Bulldogs
Yeager
Drake
Des Moines
Green
Bulldogs
Everett Kischer
Cyclone
Nevada football team ends season by board action
The University of Nevada football season ended when the board of regents disbanded the squad after players petitioned to oust Coach Doug Dashiell Assistant Coach Duane Keller and Athletics Director J E Martie. Dashiell resigned but regents refused to accept it or remove the other officials. Nevada finished two wins one tie and three losses.
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Nev
University of Nevada
Board of Regents
Regents
Doug Dashiell
Duane Keller
J. E. Martie
Dashiell
Nevada
Decorah Basketball Seeks Open Dates on Dec 9 and Feb 24
Decorah high school coach Al Hancer requests games with any northeastern Iowa school on December 9 and February 24. Decorah’s schedule opens December 2 hosting Lime Springs, with a full slate through February including the sectional tournament.
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al Hancer
Iowa
Lime Springs
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Krieger Wins Middleweight Title in Seattle Showdown
Solly Krieger, a Brooklyn bomber, captured the world middleweight title by defeating Al Hostak in Seattle. Hostak suffered severe injuries, including broken bones in both hands, and was hospitalized after the 15 round bout attended by about 9,000 spectators.
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Solly Krieger
Brooklyn
al Hostak
Hostak
H. T. Buckner
Krieger
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Wash
Pacific Coast
Eddie
Babe” Risko
Steele
Associated Press
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Hymie Caplan
Kreiger
Nate Druxman
Canzoneri Knocks Out Dunbar In 3rd Round
Tony Canzoneri of New York, former world lightweight and featherweight champion, stopped Al Dunbar of Jersey City in the third round of an eight round bout in Camden New Jersey. Dunbar was dropped three times after 1 minute 40 seconds of the round.
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N. J
Tony Canzoneri
New York
al Dunbar
Jersey City
Sharp
Dunbar
Seabiscuit Crowned An Immortal Of The Turf
Seabiscuit the cast-off son of Hard Tack beat War Admiral by four lengths at Pimlico to become America’s greatest racehorse. The match race drew 40,000 spectators as Seabiscuit and jockeys Georgie Woolf and Charley Kurtsinger delivered a dramatic, flawless performance.
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Seabiscuit
America
Wheatley Stable
Hard Tack
Pimlico
War Admiral
Charlin Hawnard Hauraht Sashie
Rene A
Ogden Mills
Howard
Sun Beau
Gallant Fox
Sir Gallahad
Reigh
A. B. Hancock
Claiborne
Georgie Woolf
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Kurtsinger
Chicago To Honor Stagg On Return Visit Nov 12
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 76, and the College of the Pacific team will be treated as honored visitors when they visit the University of Chicago on November 12. He coached at Chicago from 1891 to 1932 and will share a bench with the Maroons at Stagg Field. He has led California since 1933.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
University of Chicago
Stagg
Chicago Maroons
California
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