Sucker Grid Bets in Weekly Football Pool Picks
The piece lists games for selection Minnesota Notre Dame Yale Princeton Navy Columbia Oregon Stanford Northwestern Michigan Rice Texas A and M Indiana Town Dartmouth Cornell. It notes three party quarters by coach Russ Byler dividing quarterbacks into Democrats Republicans and no party, with Democratic signals using liberal play calls, Republicans conservative play, and no party showing unpredictable tactics.
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Minnesota-Notre Dame
Yale- Princeton
Navy-Columbia
Oregon- Blaze
Stanford
Northwestern-Michion
Rice-Texas A
Indiana Town
Dartmouth-Cornell
Russ Byler
Meadville Bulldogs Home Games Show Large Attendance Rise
Meadville Bulldogs season attendance surged with seven home games drawing crowds totaling about 19 000. Night games drew 2000 to 3 000 fans per venue, while the Warren day game attracted 2 000. Dukes may pull a surprise as Duesne eyes rivalry clash with Carnegie Tech and Pitt.
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Pitt
Panthers
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne
Tech
Beavers Move Toward Fourth in Big Fifteen League
The Beavers sit in fourth place as the Big Fifteen title race nears its end with Farrell Grove City looming this Saturday. District talks ponder a north south post season game to decide conference laurels while Corry Merchants weigh joining the district league.
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Texas Christian Tops Poll. Notre Dame No. 2 in nation
Texas Christian University leads the national football rankings as the No. 1 team, with Notre Dame second and Pitt dropping to third. Carnegie Tech sits sixth behind Tennessee and Dartmouth, while a billiards exhibition by Anderson and Kane is planned at the Warren lodge of Elks.
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Length of Rocky Mountain Chain
The Rocky Mountain chain extends about 4,000 miles in length and ranges from 400 to 30 miles in width, describing a vast continental feature with substantial north south span and broad width variation.
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Dartmouth declines Rose Bowl invitation after Cornell tie
Dartmouth, the Easts only undefeated team, will not pursue post season play. Coach Earl Clark led a lengthy practice as university officials reaffirm the policy against post season invitations, effectively ending East hopes for a Rose Bowl bid.
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Cornell
Dartmouth
Earl Clark
Duquesne and Tech Struggle With Injuries for City Title
Duquesne coach Chipper Smith spends time reviewing hospital reports as seven players are injured, with five likely out for Saturday’s city title showdown against Carnegie Tech. Tech coach Bill Kern also reports key players sidelined or doubtful, leaving both squads limited to light scrimmage.
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Pittsburgh
Chipper Smith
Duquesne
Garnegie “Tech
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Regis Mazonet
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Panthers Depart for Game with Nebraska
Pitt Panthers left Pittsburgh by train for Lincoln to face the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Starting lineup includes Ben Kish and Ted Konetsky. Kish replaces the injured Marshall Goldberg who will sit out, and Konetsky fills in for Walter Haskowski at tackle.
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Titans Ready for Grove City Clash at Grove City
Westminster Titans, after a four touchdown win over Edinboro, gear up for the renewal of their grid rivalry with Grove City at Grove City. The Blue and White surged to a 20-0 triumph at California earlier this year, reviving the old series first met in 1934 with a 2-2 draw as Grove City stifled Westminster’s offense.
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Blood Volume Facts and Variations
The normal human body holds about one to one and a quarter gallons of blood. A gallon weighs roughly eight pounds. Lean individuals often have less blood than heavier ones.
Diplomatic Agent Refusal Rights Highlighted
A historical note explains that per diplomatic usage every nation retains the right to refuse a diplomatic agent for any ground, underscoring the principle of consent in international relations. The summary reflects formal language and emphasizes the legality of rejection by host states.
Snead Holds Lead in Sulphur Springs Open
Slammin Sam Snead, hometown favorite, held a one stroke lead in the final round of the White Sulphur Springs Open as 60 players teed off. Snead, who has already earned over 17 000 this year, aimed for a fifth consecutive 68 or better round after posting a 138 total through three rounds.
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United Press
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Sam Snead
Snead
Rourke
Six WVU seniors set for final home game
Morgantown November 10 Six West Virginia seniors will play their last college football game before home fans Saturday when the Mountaineers meet Georgetown. Named were Charley Biller end Grafton West Virginia Doug Foley tackle Waverly West Virginia Alex Atty Johnstown Pennsylvania Sam Audin fullback Charleston West Virginia Harold Lorenz quarterback Fast Brady Pennsylvania and Marion Deangelis guard Monessen Pennsylvania.
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Sam Audin
Charleston
Harold Lorenz
Fast Brady
Marion Deangelis
Monessen
Ken Strong Coaches Jersey Giants Farm Team
Ken Strong a former New York A. star serves as coach of the Jersey Giants, a farm club for the New York Giants. He leads a professional football squad developing talent for the Giants organization.
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Freshmen from Penn State Defeat Army Plebes 20 to 0
Freshman Penn State football team defeated Army Plebes 20 to 0. The Penn State unit dominated the Army Juniors throughout the game, delivering a strong performance on the field.
Hutson poised to break four National Pro football records
New York reports Ton Hutson of the Green Bay Packers stands close to four NFL marks after tying his own nine touchdown total. With two games left he needs four more TDs to best Jack Manders’s 1934 record and 12 catches to surpass his 41 receptions last season while adding to 169 receiving yards toward a new single season record. Bill Shepherd leads scrimmage yards with 353, Danowski tops passing with 58 completions on 38 attempts for a .602 rating.
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NEW York
Ton Hutson
Green Bay
Packers
Jack Manders
Chicago Bears
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Tinsley
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Cardinals
Bill Shepherd
Detroit
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Penn State Moves Into Philadelphia Saturday
Penn State travels to Philadelphia to face Pennsylvania on Saturday at Franks Field. At least seven familiar players, including Harry Harrison, Alex Barantonich, Beyer Tovetti, Joe Metro, Pop Ellwood, Tony Giannantonio, are set to appear, with Ted Nemeth noted as the only returning guard from 1937.
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Penn State
Pennsylvania
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Alex Barantonich
Beyer Tovetti
Joe Metro
Pop Ellwood
Tony Giannantonio
Ted Nemeth
Krieger Refuses NYAC Plan to Meet Title Winner
Middleweight champion Sally Krieger and manager Hymie Caplin plan a long tour after declining the New York Athletic Commission’s plan to resolve the 180 pound division muddle. Krieger, recognized by the NBA as the Seattle winner over Al Hostak, was not recognized by New York. NYAC approved the Apostasia-Young Corbett II match for November 18 and set November 22 to decide Krieger’s future title bout.
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New York
Sally Krieger
Hymie Caplin
Struggle for Light in a Tropical Forest
Description of a tropical forest canopy where giant trees, creepers, and multiple undergrowth layers occupy all ground. When a giant tree falls light reaches the forest floor and a renewed struggle for light begins among previously shaded vegetation.
Archers to Practice at Armory Saturday
Corry Archery Association members will hold a weekly shoot at 2:30 PM Saturday at the armory, shifting from Friday. A novelty tournament will accompany the practice, and many archers are expected to take part.
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Armory
Corry Archery, Association
Waynesburg Yellow Jackets Drill for Widny Game
Waynesburg Pennsylvania November 10 West Chester Teachers crash through defense as they prepare for Widny game. Coach Wolf stresses tackling practice to fix defects shown in last Saturdays Niagara game.
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Waynesburg
Jimi
Rabbit) Ward
West Chester
Yellow Jackets
Widny
Wolf
Niagara
Bill Stewart to lead Black Hawks after appendectomy
National League umpire Bill Stewart underwent an appendectomy near season end but is expected to be healthy enough to assume charge of the Chicago Black Hawks when training starts.
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Bill Stewart
Chicago Black Hawks
Sheridan Will be Lost to N D Minnesota Game
Notre Dame suffered a setback as halfback Het Sheridan sprained his right foot in practice and will be out at least a week. Bil McGann er of Evansville, Ind. will replace him, with Stevenson and Saggan handling the backfield duties against Minnesota.
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Minnesota
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Sheridan
Cartier Field
J. &. McNeeldin
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Trish
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Krieger Versus Conn Boxing Title Bout at Madison Square Garden
Sally Krieger of New York world middleweight champion meets Billy Conn of Pittsburgh in a headline middleweight title bout at Madison Square Garden on November 25.
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Conn
Pittsburgh
Sally Krieger
New York
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