Stanford Players Refuse to Play Referee Morris in 1936 Clash
Stanford players vow to sit out another game this season citing referee Bobby Morris of Seattle for perceived bias in the Pullman loss to Washington State 18 to 14. They protest a non touchdown ruling on Jake Brigham and seek a full investigation led by R Masters.
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Thornhill
Marion Gridmen Prepare for Manchester Fray
Marion varsity football team practices for Friday home game against Manchester. McKean is out with an ankle injury from last week. Booze filled in at tackle but was absent Monday due to illness. reserve linemen showed up in good shape overall.
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Iowa City
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Pittsburgh Eleven Edge Over Ohio State In Feature Tilt
In a wide early season analysis, Pittsburgh is highlighted as a top eastern contender alongside Fordham Holy Cross Yale and Colgate with Ohio State viewed as a national championship threat. The writer predicts Pittsburgh will beat Ohio State while noting Dartmouth Army Penn Duquesne Columbia Syracuse Villanova Carnegie Tech and Temple also show strength. The piece covers upcoming clashes including Fordham vs Southern Methodist Harvard vs Brown and an Army Columbia matchup as key tests for eastern teams.
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Bird Hatches Five Bluebirds in Mailbox Nest
In Scotts Mills Oregon a bluebird finally hatched five chicks in a galvanized mailbox at Ernest Brosig farm after years of attempts. The bird relocated nests but persisted inside the deep mailbox with daily mail deliveries continuing.
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Ignis fatuus: the foolish fire looms in marshes and yards
The luminous phenomenon seen over churchyards, marshy places, and stag nant pools is identified as ignis fatuus or foolish fire.
Northwestern Ties and Cubs Shakeup Fill Sports Chat
Earl Red Pepper notes Lynn Waldorf and Burt Ingwersen in Chicago talks about Northwestern football tactics and a warm swap with Iowa figures. He also reports P K Wrigley authorizing Grimm to trade Cubs players, signaling a push to curb self satisfied roster habits.
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Sam Barry
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Grimm
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Birmingham Track Meet Tight Finish Sees Close Scores
In Birmingham Alabama this year the annual high school track meet ended with a tight finish. Only one quarter point separated the first second and third place teams challenging for the top honors.
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Birmingham
Ala
Cornell Aerial Game Show Signals Beloit Set
Cornell drills on new forward and lateral pass plays in a Monday scrimmage with the freshmen. Ben Petersen is expected to spearhead the attack against Beloit College in Beloit Wisconsin Friday.
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Ben Petersen
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Bob Green
Marshalltown
Russell Spencer
International Seventh Day Adventists to Meet in Fort Worth
The Fort Worth convention runs October 21 to 28 marking the first Southwestern city chosen for the global Seventh Day Adventist gathering. Officials anticipate plans to expand missionary work and medical aid abroad. President Rev. J. L. McElhany will preside, with leaders from Winnipeg London and Sydney among those expected.
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J. L. McElhany
Washington
M. N. Cambell
Winnipeg
L. H. Christian
London
W. G. Turner
Sidney
Australia
E. D. Dick
Kohawks Shift For Monmouth Homecoming Game
Coe College prepares for a Midwest Conference homecoming clash with Monmouth after a Drake setback. Bernie Smith will captain the team, with changes including Gable at tackle, Smith on the wing, and Ziogas moved to blocking half back. Reserved seats $1, general admission 75 cents.
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