Cornell Trips Grinnell: Two Titles Change Hands
Cornell defeats Grinnell 6–0 on a blocked punt and a 30 yard pass to Franklin Cole in the first period. Cole stars for Cornell while Dale Brand and John Hayward contribute on kickoff returns and the ensuing drive. Grinnell’s best chances come late in the game but are thwarted by solid Cornell defense and a blocked punt setup for the only score.
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St Patrick's S C Football Teams Play Rival Match
Readable fragments show two St Patrick's teams in a football clash with lineups and player names including Boone, Veo, and Cohn. The text references a game setting and participant lists, though many portions are garbled.
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Washington Picked to Vanquish Iowa in Early Gridiron Guess
A chaotic 1930s football preview ranks Washington over Iowa and California over Stanford with multiple teams discussed. It notes Sammy Baugh in Washington and Dave O Brien for Texas, plus uncertainties about Iowa’s backfield and California’s contenders amid a broad, opinionated potpourri of college gridiron gossip.
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Dave O Brien
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World Boxing Title Results From New York Show
The report lists multiple bouts with titles and winners. Barnes Ross defeats Ceferina Gearda for the world middleweight and Francisco outpoints Montanez. Porto Rico boxers and other regional matchups are noted with several decisions and outpoints across venues in New York, Pittsburgh, and Milwaukee.
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Everrett Hishimire
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Cornell Reserves Triumph Over Culver-Stockton 6 to 0
The Cornell reserves defeated Culver-Stockton 6 to 0 in Canton. A rough first period yielded no score until a late drive by Cornell set up the decisive points. Details are limited due to garbled OCR text but the outcome confirms the Cornell reserve team win.
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All-America Football Faces Midseason Stages Across Coast
The piece surveys major Pacific coast games this weekend with Stanford vs Santa Clara and California vs St Marys in the Bay Area while Washington faces Iowa in an intersectional clash. It notes Washington as a top PCC contender and Iowa’s tough line, plus California and other matchups across the coast.
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Franklin Cole Dominates Grinnell Defensively for Cornell
Cornell right end Franklin Cole starred in a 6-0 victory over Grinnell, repeatedly breaking through the line and scoring the lone touchdown after blocking a punt. Cole played without headgear and lined up aggressively on defense, disrupting Grinnell plays and drawing attention from opponents throughout the game.
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Manero earns medal in $12 000 open golf meet
Belmont Mass May see Tony Manero of Salem Country Club lead the field after a 36 hole qualifying round of 140 in the $12 000 international open. He tops a crowded leaderboard where Sam Snead with 142 and Leo Diegel 144 are among others chasing the top prize and a record 68 by Jimmy Thomson noted in the day’s play.
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Wampler Triumphs In Wrestling Bout With Clinstock
Lou Plummer earned his third straight win in three weeks by defeating Jim Clinstock after a controversial finish as referee Fidler was ejected. Earl Wampler and George Sauer drew, while Frankie French beat Glenn Undlin in the opener.
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Jeffra Crowned World Bantamweight Champion in Dramatic Polo Grounds Card
At Polo Grounds 32,600 paid to see 55 rounds of boxing with two titles changing hands. Harry Jeffra defeated Sixto Escobar to win the world bantamweight crown while Fred Apostoli toppled Marcel Thil for the world middleweight title. Barney Ross outboxed Ceferino Garcia in a brutal but strategic bout. Ambers held his light welterweight title against Pedro Montanez as promoter Jacobs reported modest profits.
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McGregor High Edges Farmersburg In Narrow Baseball Thriller
McGregor High beat Farmersburg 11 to 10 in a tight baseball contest on Tuesday. Walke led Farmersburg with three hits in four trips, as Farmersburg managed 10 singles to McGregor's 9. McGregor scored 11 runs aided by a late rally while Farmersburg pitchers faced heavy pressure throughout.
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Dues Boosted at Iowa Cedar League Meeting in Traer
An Iowa Cedar League meeting in Traer Tuesday night left Marengo schedules unchanged. Dues rose from 5 to 10 per school due to poor receipts from last year's basketball tournament. The 1938 playoff between north and south half champs was set for Montezuma. Cedar Falls received tennis and track duties with Belie Plaine earning gold.
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