Princeton Tops First Ten Football Ranking
Alan Gould lists Princeton as No 1 with Notre Dame second and Minnesota third in a preliminary college football top ten. The piece notes early-season uncertainty, points out three East teams are unbeaten, and highlights Princeton’s late surge including a strong Rutgers and Navy showing and general strength in the Midwest and Southwest.
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Princeton
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Southern Methoaust
Texas Christian
California
Ohio State
North Carolina
Alabama
Rice
Tigers
Navy
Rutgers
Yale
East
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Middle West
Southwest
Texas
Pacific Coast
Marquette
Southern
Seusin
Davenport Faces Douglass Eleven In Intersectional Clash
Davenport prep football meets Maplewood in an intersectional showdown Saturday. The Ort twins Bud and Bob, twin ends, feature for Maplewood and draw attention beside Davenport’s speedy track wing duo. Maplewood has leaned on passes to either Ort for most of its 219 points across six games.
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ST. Louis
Twins
Ben Douglass
Maplewood High
Davenport
Bud
Bob Ort
Bob
Maplewood
Ori
American League Signs Two Umpires and One Is Released
Chicago reports the American League appointed Cal Hubbard and Charles E. Johnston as new umpires while declaring the dismissal of umpire Fred Freese. Hubbard, a former Green Bay Packers football player, and Johnston with twelve years as an umpire in the Western and American leagues join the circuit. The released official, whose name appears as Fred Freese in local notes, was not given a stated reason for removal.
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Chicago
Will Barnidge
Cal Hubbard
Green Bay Packers
Charles E. Johnston
Charles Donnelly
E. Oll
International League
Meet Wednesday reorganize M-J Case League Meet
A brief agenda item lists a Wednesday meeting to reorganize the M J Case League. The fragment references group names and notes unclear details. Further context is needed to confirm attendees and specific actions.
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M-J Case League
Wrestling results by the Associated Press in Wilmington and Montreal
Wrestling results show Poetic Cole defeating Geerze Evver Ly and Deering Me earning decisive falls. Montreal action lists Frank Judsex beating Marx. Boston entries note two falls out of three.
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Perse
Wilmington de
Poetic Cole
Geerze Evverly
Deering
Wrence “Marx
Montreal
Frank Judsex
Boston
New idea for touchdown point would reward run or pass
International News Service sports editor Davis J Walsh argues for a graded scoring system for extra points. He notes historical rule changes and cites close scores in early months, including Princeton NYU and Stanford, as support for rewarding the harder play.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
New York
INS
Notre Dame
Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter
The column notes Duke coach Wallace Wade’s rumored high pay at $15,000 alongside peers Pop Warner Lou Lite and Slip Madigan each at $20,000. It details St Mary's lavish travel for the Fordham game and Minnesota’s practice of Cedar Rapids lodging, plus fan sentiment for Iowa vs Minnesota and the recent “instructions” incident.
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Duke University
Wallace Wade
Alabama
Pop Warner
Temple
Lou Lite
Columbia
Slip Madigan
St. Mary’s
Bob Zuppke
14 Year Old Esther Burnham Delivers Win For Cadets On Polished Punt Block
Esther Burnham 14, center for the Mid defield Air Cadets, burst through the Deep River line to block a punt at the Indians 12 yard line in a decisive moment. Dick Hawley followed with a 6-0 Cadets victory after the girl, coy about camera attention, allowed the team to claim the win. Fans and elders silenced jeers as she battled through, insisting she plays for love of the game rather than publicity.
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Esther Burnham
George R. Morris, JR
United Press
Deep River, Conn
Middefield Air Cadets
Dick Hawley
Deam
Cadets
Estres
Ev.deniy Camere-Shs
Eld
Esther
Maddean
St Cass
J Duccen Sibley
Esther Getkhed
Gudiron
Deep River
Regulgnon
Erther
India
River Boys
Indians
Pheasant Shoot At Airways Club Sunday
The Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club will hold a pheasant and poultry shoot this Sunday starting at 10 a.m. and lasting all day. Prize arrangements from the original event, postponed by rain, will be used again.
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Airways Club
Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club
Jabs by Associated Press Report Mixed Results Across Cities
Boxers from multiple cities clashed as Associated Press wires report decisions and knockouts. Mickel Burns outpointed Tony Herrera in Johnstown, Gene Brifate and Billy Eley drew in Baltimore Washington, Joe Rivers roughed Danny Lenden in Brookline, and more bouts feature limits, corners, and technical knockouts across Chicago Flint Billings and Trenton N J with varied outcomes.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Mickel Burns
Johnstown
Tony Herrera
EL Passe
Washington
Gene Brifate
Baltimore
Billy Eley
Drew
Joe Rivers
Danny Lenden
Brookirn Oy
Flint
Smich
Nat Lutfin
Pittsburch
Lee Ritten
Billy McMahon
Iss
New York City
Milwaukee
Otezr Rankin
Tait Littman
Billings
Mont
Hubert Dennis
Borerman
Babe Dandele
Duluth
Minn
Trenton
N. J
Stanley Prontek
N J
Percy Larder
Vineland
Newaerer
Charney Martr
sHsades Park
Rowdies To Meet In Two Matches Of Show Friday
Rowdies to meet in two matches of show Friday at Memorial Coliseum featuring a slugger duel while a hero and villain follow. Top bout has Rowdy Joe Cox vs Frank Speer of Georgia Tech, the man blamed for ring cables. Earl Wampler faces referee Mike Nazarian in a 30 minute one fall. Cliff Thiede opens against Abe Rothberg in a 30 minute main event style bout.
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Memorial Coliseum
Joe Cox
Frank Speer
Georgia Tech
Speer
Cox
Earl Wampler
Scranton
Bobby Stewart
Mike Nazarian
Nazarian
Cliff Thiede
Abe Rothberg
New York
Four Specials To Carry Gopher Team And 1 000 Rooters
More than a thousand Minnesota fans will pass through Cedar Rapids on three Rock Island specials from Minneapolis to Iowa City for the Iowa Minnesota game. A fourth train carries the team and media to Davenport then to Iowa City, with returns to Minneapolis on regular No. 61.
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Hawkeye
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Iowa City
Rock Island Railroad
Stadium
Rock Island
Washington Juniors Shutout Season Ends With No Points
Special to The Gazette Washington Ia Washington junior college completed its football schedule with last week's game. The local Cardinals failed to score a point all season, fielding only fourteen men. Attention shifts to basketball which starts soon and prospects are brighter for a strong squad.
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Gazette
Washington
Washington Junior College
Cardinals
Layden Still An Old Glommy Gus By Winthrop Lyman
United Press report from South Bend recounts Elmer Layden amid telegrams after Notre Dame beat Ohio State. He fears three regulars injured Pitney Carideo Pfefferle, wonders about Rose Bowl invite, and notes the third-period drive came from the reserves. He stresses no pep talk, just urging continued blocking.
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Winthrop Lyman
United Press
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Ohio State
Knute Rockne
Layden
Newhall Five Opens With Le Grand November 15
Newhall high opens its basketball schedule early this year with a Nov. 15 home game against Le Grand. Lettermen include Albert Weyer Paul Hegewald Virgil Freeman and Lawrence Werning. Schedule lists multiple upcoming home and away games through March including county and sectional tournaments.
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GLO Ewhall
la Newhall High
le Grand
Albert Weyer
Paul Hegewald
Virgil Freeman
Lawrence Werning
Palo
Norway
Williamsburge
St. Wenceslaus
Keystone
Shellsburg
Bilairstown
Williamsburg
Blairstown
Kohawks and Knox clash as players rally for Parents' Day
Iowa Kohawks eye a win over Knox in the Parents' Day game as Captain Dick Crayne hovers near return from an ankle sprain. Dr. William Hayne said Crayne may play if able, while Osmaloski and Bowlin show improvement. Knox seeks to rebound after a 12-0 loss and edge toward Midwest Conference standings with a win on Friday.
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Owa City
Dick Crayne
University of Iowa
Minnesota
William Hayne
Crayne
Hayne
Hawkeye
Osmaloski
Dick Bowlin
Salem
Gophers
Jim Kelley
Floyd McDowell
Coe
Carleton
Knox
Kohawks
Ebumen
Crimson
Galesburg Gallopers
Lawrence
English home counties face wildflower extinction threat
A report lists forget me nots foxgloves harebells primroses violets wood anemones cowslips and bluebells among plants at risk of extinction in England's home counties, highlighting loss of native flora and habitat pressure.
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England
Gophers Drill For Iowa Clash In Davenport Trip
Minnesota resumed practice in Minneapolis preparing for Iowa with three days of drills before leaving for Davenport. Scouts expect a hard battle against Crayne and Simmons with Crayne and Simmons forming Iowa’s key threats. Captain Glen Seidel’s fractured collar bone shows improvement and may play against Wisconsin. about 6,000 Twin City fans anticipated to travel with the team.
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University of Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Hawks
Gophers
Iowa
Ozzie Simmons
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Davenport
Indiana
Dick Crayne
Oze Simmons
Crayne
Simmons
Glen Seidel
Tule
Wisconsin
Twin City
Towa City
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