Olympics Controversy and Pennsylvanias Football Rebound
National debate over US participation in the Olympics in Germany next year dominates sport notes. Penn’s Quakers, led by a revived football program, schedule a tougher 1936 slate including Yale and Michigan. Articles cover Cardinals chief Breadon proposing Sunday doubleheaders and various league discussions. Notre Dame vs Ohio State, Pitt vs Army previews add to a busy collage of 1930s sports topics.
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United States
Germany
Quakers
University of Pennsylvania
Pennm
Penn
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Yale
Princeton
Brown
Navy
Michigan
Penn State
Cornell
Irish Favored 3-1 to Win Over Northwestern
United Press reports Wall Street betting commissioners view Fordham Saint Marys Columbia Syracuse and 1 Jane Georgia as the closest major games this week. Odds list Yale over Brown Princeton over Harvard Notre Dame over Northwestern and other college football matchups with varied point spreads.
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United Press
New York
Ryan and Company
Wall Street
Fordham-St. Mary's
Columbia-Syracuse
Jane-Georgia
Midwest
Ohio State
Chicago
Notre Damé
Northwestern
Minnesota
Iowa
Detroit
Bucknell
Michigan
Illinois
Kansas State
Iowa State
Michigan State
Marquette
Nebraska
Kansas
Purdue
Wisconsin
South Texan
Baylor
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Louisian State
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Mississipp
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
War West
California
Washington
Oregon
Oregon State
Stanford
Southern California
Class B League Teams Set for Evening Games
Loblaw's leads the Class B League and will face the Aeros squad this evening at the Recreation Alleys. The Aeros sit in third place, three games back. Kiwanis No. 1 meets Bring Creek and Corry Jainstown faces Kiwanis No. 2 with a full slate of matches tonight.
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Aeros Squad
Aeros
Gstand
Kiwanis
Bring Creek
Corry-Jainstown
Bethany Ends Real Stars Rise in Coach Knight’s View
Bethany coach John Knight pins faith on sophomore ends Joe Hauner and Earl Kleying for versatile speed endurance and hard hitting at the line. He believes their athleticism makes them mainstays for the Bisons as they develop.
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Bethany
Say
John Knight
Bethany Bisons
Joe Hauner
Earl Kleying
Sutherland Drills Panthers On Attack At Army Week
Pittsburgh action shows Pitt Panthers under Dr. John B. Sutherland sharpening rushing attack after a strong showing against Fordham. The team, led by a steady ground game, worked in Oakland practice as Army looms this weekend.
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Panthers
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pitt Panthers
Polo “Grounds
John B. Sutherland
Fordham Rams
Jean
Ofenne
Ferns Five and Aeros Spark Antler League Action
Aeros won two of three games against the Elks alley team as Barensi posted a 213 high average. Wing-Wills vs Mr. Boston set for tomorrow night. Tern's Five grabbed first in the Ladies League by taking two from Van's Aves, while Blue Ribbons beat Lil's Diamonds and Vi's Markers swept Carroll's Vanities. Baker led with a 184 high average.
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Wing-Wills
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Van's Aves
Lil's Diamonds
Carroll
Baker
Aero Supply
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Carroll's
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Larson
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Merritt
Hulings
Williams
Jewell
Brone
Vi's_ Markers
V. Raeke
Hnatyszyn
C. Cullen
A. Baressi
Ay EB
Raeke
Foley
Ida M
Rhodes
Litz
Indiana Football Practice Runs Long Indoors At Night
Indiana football players endured extended blocking and tackling drill sessions that stretched to indoors due to darkness. In Boston, juror Edward Farley was dismissed after arriving one minute late from lunch, shrinking the panel to 11 jurors as Judge David F. Dilson ordered his continued exclusion.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Boston
Edward Farley
Clyde Park
David F. Dilson
Parley
Changes Proposed in High School Sports Regulations
Several proposed changes in high school athletic rules will be discussed at district meetings including Meadville. The P T A A board of control at Harrisburg backs a 19 year age limit, transfer eligibility by the board of control, rewards capped at 1.00, abolishing spring football and training, and a shorter intermission between halves. P A Jones of Sharon supports the district as a board member.
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PT. A. A. Board of Control
Harrisburg
Board of Control
Boards of
Rumor Harwood Out of Game Commission
Rumors that Ernest E. Harwood executive secretary of the State Game Commission since 1952 has been dismissed circulated from Harrisburg. Absence on a hunting trip in his home county prompted the reports, and Major Nicholas Biddle of Philadelphia, chairman, refused to deny or confirm until a successor is selected.
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Harrisburg
Ernest E. Harwood
Hazleton
State Game Commission
Harwood
Nicholas Biddle
Philadelphis
Frisch Watches Colgate Drill As Cards Manager Reflects
Frank Frisch, manager of the St Louis Cardinals, visited Colgate University in Hamilton New York to see his nephew John Lucy on the Freshman football squad. He said he prefers football over baseball in his Fordham days and watched Colgate's Red Raiders practice with standout guard play observed by reporters.
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Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Farflung Cardinal
Sarasota
Florida
Hreadon
Umgig
Hamilton
Ny Y
Colgate University
John Lucy
Frank Frisch
Fordham
Frisch
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Red Raiders
Ney
Louis Will Open Tour On Dec 13
Joe Louis, the black bomber, will fight five times in the coming months. The first bout is set for December 18 at Madison Square Garden against Paulo Uzcudun, followed by Isador Castanaga in Havana on New Year’s Day. Additional stops include Charley Retzlaf in Chicago, a Detroit fight in February, and a final Madison Square Garden bout in March with an unnamed opponent.
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United Fresh
New York
Joe Louis
Catroll
Louis
Twentieth Century Club
Mike’ Jacobs
Paulolino Uzcudun
Madison Square Garden
Isador Castanaga
Spain
Havana
Charley Retz
Laf
Chicago
Detroit
Johnny Risko
Patsy Perroni
Pilney Star Turns Spotlight On Notre Dame Fans In Film Show
On Notre Dame campus observers hailed Andy Pilney as a larger hero after a film of the game showed him tackling Dick Beltz, a fumble by Ohio State, and Notre Dame scoring shortly after. Pilney’s status and the coaching staff’s reactions filled pages of local sports chatter amid injury notes.
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United Press
South Bend
Andy Pilney
Ohio State Amme
Notre Damé
Pitney
Dick Beltz
Ohio
Harry Pojman
Notre Dame
Piney
Hen
Yesturilay
Evanston
Olock
Wausy
Norsswestern
Purdue Wisconsin Prepare for Saturday Game
In Lafayette Indiana on November 6 Purdue regulars stretched offense as Coach Kizer works to shield backs from more injuries. Cecil Isbell expected to start against Wisconsin. At Madison Wisconsin on November 6 Eddie Jankowski moved from fullback to halfback as Wisconsin readies for Purdue. Varsity punting unit performed well against freshmen.
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Py United
Lapayiette
Ind
Kizer
Cecil Isbell
She
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