Cornell Aims to Beat Grinnell Before Homecoming Crowd
Mount Vernon notes alumni flock to see Cornell football team challenge Grinnell. The veterans who play fast, clever ball include five seniors in the line and key backs McGrath and Brand. Freshmen, coaches, and a full lineup are described as Cornell seeks a closing win after a 7-6 setback, with kickoff at 2 p.m. on homecoming day.
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Pioneers of
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Bowman
Berve
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Frye
Courson
Novak
Cole
McGrath
Brand
Barker
Ben Petersen
Roy Pease
Burlington Boy
Ralph Kunz
Balls and Strikes Punts and Passes
A collage of sports notes from Eddie Brietez covering college and pro scenes. Dartmouth faces Princeton while Duke scouts North Carolina, and Bill Terry could gain Burgess Whitehead if a trade occurs. Shi f fleeting items include a $1000 watch theft, Texas SMU talk, and praise for Minnesota's fullback Beise.
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Associated Prese
New York
Boston
Dartmouth
Princeton
North Carolina
Duke
Bill Terry
Burgess Whitehead
Spearf
Tennessee
Jimmy Johnston
Giants
Richmond Colts
Harry Shuford
Southern Methodist
Bobby ‘Wilson
Mustang
Husky
South Carolina
Sheldon Poboteun
Beise
Minnesota
West Chester Names 1936 Captain Donald Griffith
Donald Griffith was elected football captain of the West Chester 1936 squad at a party for the 1935 squad and Coach M. J. Tandy. He succeeds his brother Paul Griffith who served as captain this season. A party was held at the home of Clement Griffith.
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Washington
Donald Griffith
West Chester
M. J. Tandy
Paul Griffith
Clement Griffith
Simmons to hit .300 next year and field notes from Evanston
Al Simmons of the White Sox questions his 1935 form as he bets on hitting over .300 next season amid a reduced contract. Northwestern upset Notre Dame and Illinois while Iowa faltered, and Ozzie Simmons faces slippery fields affecting his touchdowns. Cap Crossley meets in Dayton about Cardinal farm hands and a shift in Western league status. Night baseball dominates winter chatter as minor leagues plan for 1936.
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White Sox
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Sox
Northwestern
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Minnesota
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Wildcats
Evanston
Hawks
Ozzie Simmons
Ozzie
Cap Croasley
Raiders
Cedar Rapids
Harry Johnson
Dayton
Ohio
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Ill
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Branch
Rickey
St. Louis
Cardinals
Dermalby
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Crossley
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Chambers
Waterloo
St. Joseph
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Sir. Joseph
Frank Haley
Sally
Ohio State
Joe Carr
Indianapolis
The
Nations Association
Parnell High Opens Cage Season November 26
Parnell High School boys basketball, coached by R D Whalen, schedules seventeen games for the season. The opener is against Cosgrove on Tuesday night with a slate that includes trips to Williamsburg and Marengo and a county tournament at Marengo.
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Parnell
R. D. Whalen
Cosgrove
Renow Famebits
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Kinross
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Williamsburg
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County Tourney
Marengo
Passrove
Conroy
Southern Teams Rest This Week End In Preparation For Thanksgiving Battles
Duke moved to the top of the Southern Conference after a 25 to 0 upset of North Carolina, threatening a championship showdown with North Carolina State. LSU eyes a title with rest before final tests against Tulane and Georgia Tech looming. Tulane also eases before a key finish.
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All America Board of Football
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Raleigh
Duke
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North Carolina
Tate
Blue Devils
Wallace Wade
State
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Louisian State University
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Tulane
Louisiana
Baton Rouge Bengals
Frank Thomas Predicts Big Upset Weekend
Frank Thomas' grid predictions cover Auburn over Georgia, Georgia Tech over Florida, Maryland over Georgetown, Ole Miss over Centenary, U over Southwestern Louisiana, State over Sewanee, Duke over NC State, Southwestern Methodist over Baylor, Rice over Texas Christian. Tulane may upset for title, with Georgia–Auburn renewal in Columbus, Ga. Alabama and Vanderbilt also featured in holiday play.
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Texas Christian U
Northwestern Ready for Iowa Struggle in Big Nine clash
Northwestern completes a long dummy scrimmage with both offenses and defenses, aiming to steady the lineup for Iowa. Coach Lynn Waldorf lists starters at every position as the Wildcats prepare to counter Hawkeye speed and Crayne and Simmons threats.
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Waldorf
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Chambers
Papich
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Reid
al Lind
Toth
Heap
Cruice
Duvall
Wildcat
Hawkeyes
Ozzie Simmons
Dick Crayne
State Colleges Debate Stricter Athlete Subsidy Rules
The Association of State Universities approved seven proposed guidelines to curb athlete subsidies. Key points include banning preferential treatment for athletes, ensuring fair pay for college jobs, and requiring detailed financial disclosures to determine eligibility.
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Washington
Association of State Universities
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
A. H. Upham
Miami
Ohio
Athletic
Manchester Dog Wins Middle West Field Trial
Robin hurst Hewer a two year eight month old cocker spaniel owned by Hugh Parker of Manchester enters the open all age class at St Charles Illinois on November 17 and easily outdistances seasoned competitors to win first honors in the Middle West Cocker Spaniel Club trials.
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Hugh Parker
Northeast
Midland Game Farm
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West Union High Opens Season With Clermont Encounter
West Union High School starts basketball on December 13 at Clermont with six letter men led by Dale Sullivan Dick Heller Junior Grimes Gene Swale Clair Wiligen and Harold Kamm. The schedule includes January trips to Decorah Oelwein Fayette Waukon and others and ends with county and sectional tournaments.
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Clermont
Dale Sullivan
Dick Heller
Junior Grimes
Gene Swale
Clair Wiligen
Harold Kamm
Millersburg Sweeps Ladora In Season Kickoff
Millersburg high school opened the basketball season with a double header against Ladora. The girls edged Ladora 21 to 20 and the Millersburg boys won 15 to 5.
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Speciato
Millersburg
Millersburg High School
Ladora
Grinnell High Matmen Defeat Vinton School for the Blind
Grinnell, Iowa Grinnell high wrestlers beat Vinton School for the Blind 31 to 9 in ten matches. The Grinnell team showed superior skill while the blind wrestlers fought hard in every bout. Grinnell won seven of ten matches. Vinton won in the 145, 155 and heavyweight classes.
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Matmen Pin School For Blind
the Gazette
Grinnell, In
Grinnell High Grapplers
Vinton School For the Blind
Grinnell Boys
Perior
Vinton Boys
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Vinton
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