Pitt Notre Dame clash draws nation’s gridiron spotlight
New York writer notes Pitt and Notre Dame sit at season’s midpoint as the country eyes their undefeated showdown. He highlights Michigan Purdue and other key games, with mentions of Ohio State, Navy, Oklahoma and more in a sprawling college football landscape.
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New York Race Tracks Face Partial Schedules
New York turfmen warn tracks in the metropolitan district may run on a reduced schedule next season unless business improves or pari mutuel betting is legalized. Belmont Park Saratoga Jamaica and Aqueduct suffered big losses while Empire City remains barely profitable in July and now operates at a loss.
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Oelwein Juniors Fall to Sumner Seconds 24-0
The Oelwein junior high bolts were defeated by Sumner high school second team 24 to 0 Thursday afternoon on the Oelwein gridiron. The locals were outweighed and only had a possible scoring chance in the first quarter.
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Kansas Aggies Bear Down on Nebraska
Kansas State and Nebraska prep for a Big Six weekend game with championship implications. Kansas State works on offense while Nebraska tightens aerial defense. Kansas Jayhawks travel to St Louis for a Friday night game with Washington University.
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Grange Salary Garnished On 20278 Judgment
Process servers sought Harold Red Grange to deliver garnishment notice on his Bears salary. The $20278 judgment stems from a loan dispute with the defunct Ninois Trust and Savings Bank of Champaign, tied to Grange and his former manager C C Pyle.
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Grid Player May Recover From A Broken Neck
Santa Rosa California doctors say Lester Sanborn 22 center of the Santa Rosa junior college football team has a good chance to recover from a broken neck suffered in a practice scrimmage.
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Ten Deadly Vices Listed for Huskers Locker Room
In Lincoln Nebraska AP informs readers that Coach Dana X Bible posts a list titled ten deadly vices of football in the Nebraska locker room. The items include quitting poor line play poor quarterback play fumbling muffing punts not watching the ball overrunning the man to tackle offsides holding not blocking until the whistle blows and not keeping feet.
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Washington Junior College Defeats Burlington 7 to 0
Washington junior college beat Burlington 7 to 0 at Washington Ia. The Cardinals scored all points after a kickoff drive that covered five first downs with Kiesey scoring and adding the extra point on a place kick. Morrison, Kesey and Anderson stood out on defense as Burlington failed to score on multiple drives.
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Former Sing Sing Star Shines In Pro Debut
Paterson pro team beat Newark 20 to 0 as William Morano former Sing Sing football star scored a touchdown and impressed with clever play in his professional debut. The win ties Paterson with New Rochelle in the Eastern league race.
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Helen Jacobs Receives Key to City in San Francisco
National women's singles tennis champion Helen Jacobs was welcomed in San Francisco by Mayor Angelo Rossi who presented her with the key to the city on arrival. She then visited Berkeley after a civic welcome in the city.
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Canzoneri Demands Petrolle Contract For Nov 4 Title Fight
Sammy Goldman manager of lightweight champion Tony Canzoneri threatened to call off the Canzoneri Petrolle title bout at Madison Square Garden on November 4 if a satisfactory contract is not provided before that date. He told the State Athletic Commission Garden officials say the August 8 contract covers the November bout, while Goldman argues the August match was cancelled and a new agreement is needed to secure Canzoneri’s financial rights and ticket allocations.
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Meenan Divorce Sues By Second Wife in Klamath Falls
Jean Rogers Meehan, widow of Northwestern football star Kenneth Meenan, filed for divorce in Klamath Falls charging cruel and inhuman treatment and desertion. They wed last year after Meenan’s first Northwestern marriage was annulled by the bride’s parents. She did not return to Northwestern this fall. Even dry flies for trout fishing are now being made of cellophance.
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Oliphant Predicts Purdue Victory Over New York University
Elmer Quillen Oliphant, famed Purdue booster, forecasts Purdue beats the New York University Violets by one or two touchdowns in their first clash. He touts Horstmann, Moss, Peters and other Purdue stars while noting past praise for electrons and military schools.
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Debate Over Financial Troubles Of Two International Clubs
The International league faces financial trouble with Toronto and Jersey City clubs. Toronto’s club is under receivers, its new stadium likely to be sold for taxes. Jersey City, saved last spring when Brooklyn NL took an option, returns to original status as Dodgers decline to exercise option before November 1.
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Walker May Face Baer or Risko in Chicago Bout
Chicago report says Mickey Walker may fight in a ten round clash at the Chicago stadium against King Levinsky or possibly meet John Risko again or Max Baer. Walker's manager Jack Kearns notes Walker already defeated Levinsky and preferred Risko, who beat Walker in their last bout, with Baer also a possible opponent for November 11.
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Michigan to honor Stagg on Stagg Day in Ann Arbor
The University of Michigan will pay tribute to A A Stagg, Chicago's veteran coach, by designating November 12 as Stagg day. Ceremonies are planned between halves of the Michigan versus Chicago Maroons game in Ann Arbor.
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Local Boxing Card Results From Mason City and Des Moines
The Associated Press report details multiple bouts: Peewee Terry of St rank Suspointed against Bobby Allen of Chicago in Mason City. In Des Moines Pat McGill defeated Wise fer, Neb. Artie Martin beat Don Hampton in the welterweights. Other bouts saw Roland Kirchmeyer fall to McGill and Herbs Freeman lose to Ivan Fodubay.
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Lack Of Preparation Tied To Football Fatalities
John Law argues that football fatalities in the current season stem from insufficient preparation, citing eighteen deaths mainly in prep schools and sand lot games. He notes improved college rules but calls for better early training and tackling technique to reduce future deaths.
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Wildcats Favored To Beat Minnesota In Minneapolis
Northwestern and Minnesota prepare for a bruising battle as Manders and Olson power the Gophers and Wildcats in a clash at Minneapolis. Rentner and Lund lead a passing duel while Minnesota’s line tests Olson’s kicking. Northwestern aims to avenge last year’s 32 to 14 win and stay poised for more success.
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Grinnell Drakes Renewal Of Old Rivalry In Des Moines
Grinnell meets Drake in their 39th Missouri Valley Conference clash, a homecoming key game. Neither team has a conference win and injuries may hobble Drake, while Grinnell is in good shape for the night battle.
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Hopkinton High Opens Basketball Practice
Hopkinton High School starts basketball practice with sixteen boys answering to Coach D H Johnston. Four practices weekly set the schedule and the first game is against Delhi on November 11. Named players include Kenneth Boots Fredrick Smith Clarence Smith Forrest Boots William Ferguson and others.
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