Notre Dame Favored In Iowa Clash Says Foster
Red Pepper sports writer previews the Iowa versus Notre Dame game. He notes Notre Dame’s depth and competition for starting jobs, led by Lujack, Strohmeyer, Wendell, and Connor, while Iowa’s emerging stars, like Shoaf and Lawrence, threaten an upset as Frank Leahy chases a perfect Irish season. The piece emphasizes Leahy’s strategy and pregame pep talks ahead of kickoff.
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Hutchinson Named Cornell Faculty Athletic Representative
Dr Mark E Hutchinson of Cornell has been appointed the Midwest conference faculty athletic representative succeeding Dr S J McLaughlin who moved to New York University last spring Hutchinson has taught foreign languages since 1926 and served on the athletic committee since 1927 His first duty is to attend the Chicago conference on December 7.
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Feller Leads Feller Major Leaguers Past Robinson All Stars
Bob Feller struck out 11 over five innings as his team defeated Jackie Robinsons all stars 4 to 2 in San Diego. The mound ace dominated the lineup with rapid fastballs and sharp breaking pitches.
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In Any Language It Means Defeat
AP Newsfeatures surveys football fan jargon used to describe losses as morale boosters. Terms such as Unbowed Scrappy Outmanned Fearless and Gallant capture the flawed optimism of alumni after a lopsided game.
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Keiser Leads Richmond Open After First 18 Holes
Keiser of Akron tops a 160 player field at Hermitage Country Club with 35 34 69 three under par. He leads by one stroke over Jim Ferrier and nine others tied for third including Ben Hogan and Sam Snead at Richmond's $10,000 open.
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