Five Major Intersections Loom In Conference Title Races
Notre Dame Northwestern headlines a crowded program as Minnesota faces Wisconsin in Madison to decide the Big Ten title. Duke seeks Southern bragging rights, Oklahoma aims to seal the Big Six, Utah hosts Wyoming, Cal and USC jockey for the Pacific and Rose Bowl spots, and Texas Christian and SMU linger as top contenders in the South. Tennessee rests until Thanksgiving with a possible strong finish looming.
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United Press
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Notre Dame era shines as Layden era rises in football
A nostalgic look recalls Notre Dame under Layden, 1920s legends like Stuhldreher and Crowley, and Rockne’s influence across coaching trees. The piece notes Notre Dame’s strength, Wisconsin’s title chances, and ties to Holy Cross Santa Clara and other programs, highlighting long coaching lineages and notable former players now leading major teams.
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New York ‘Times
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Pitt
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Harvey Harman
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Herb McCracken
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Outstanding teams eyed for Philadelphia football classic
Nov 18 Jay Kerley a retired naval officer promoting a New Year’s Eve game in Philadelphia Municipal Stadium said about a dozen outstanding teams are under consideration to rival the Rose Bowl. He has leased the 102,000 seat stadium and holds an option for next year.
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W. J. Loses Seven Topflight Gridders in Final Game
Washington and Jefferson College awaits a season finale against Wonater College with Mike Rosa leading the Panthers. Other seniors listed for the last game include Frank Biss Bob Haniele Deacon Greend Ray Grimm Hugh Bardella and Houston Marshall as five victories and no scoreless ties mark the Ohinas record.
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Pittsburgh
Wall
Washington & Jefferson College
Wonater College
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Wo & J
Frank Biss
Bob Haniele
Deacon Greend
Ray Grimm
Hugh Bardella
Houston Marshall
Mt Pleasant and Wilmerding to meet for Class A title
Hurst High of Mt Pleasant town ship faces Wealinghouse High of Wilmerding in the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League Class A championship at Greensburg High School on November 26. The Class AA game is set for December 3 at Pitt Stadium, contingent on McKeesport's league results.
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Apostle Apostoli Favored To Beat Corbett Tonight
New York boxing fans expect San Francisco’s Fred Apostoli to beat Corbett in a 15 round middleweight title bout at Madison Square Garden with Scilly Krieger watching. Apostoli, 24, is the 2-1 favorite over Corbett, who previously upset Apostoli in San Francisco. The bout airs at 10 p.m. on NBC.
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United Press
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National Broadcasting Company
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Penn State Set as Underdogs for Pitt Rivalry
United Press reports Penn State enters the 38th Pitt game as underdogs as the Nittany Lions prepare for the Pittsburgh rivalry. Senior fullback Joe Metro of Monongahela will captain Penn State, while Walter Merkousiy will captain the Panthers.
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Star Back Injured At Brooklyn College
Star back Stan White, a brilliant Brooklyn College backfield performer, was forced from play after sustaining a ruptured kidney. Medical staff announced the injury ends his game season.
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Brooklyn College
Platers Press Win Two Games in Local Bowling League
Platers defeated the Engineers and the Pressing Department while Keplers rose from the finishing department to win in Corry Jamestown Bowling League at Recreation Alleys. High series of the evening was posted by Dahl, 192.
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Rangers Halt Blackhawks Streak in NHL
New York Rangers defeated the Chicago Black Hawks to end Chicago’s six-game winning streak, keeping the Rangers undefeated in the league.
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Pick Rambers Over Wildcats in Close Gamble
Sports editor Harry Ferguson previews weekend college football, predicting outcomes across a slate of games. He favors Michigan over Ohio State, Purdue over Indiana, and predicts close tests for Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Auburn, and other notable matchups.
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United Press
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St Edward's Opens Season With Townville Showdown
St Edward's prepares to host Townville as Pitts fielded a fast, small squad for the season opener. Clinched center Bob Sullivan anchors Shamrock, with Ressler and Menil at forwards and Hoyten and Jackson in the backcourt. Neyon and Frank Jackson contend for varsity spots as the team eyes the opener.
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Chicago Knots split reports are baseless says both schools
Reports of a break in athletic relations between the University of Chicago and the University of Knots circulated today are denied by both institutions. A separate note mentions a former Corry resident receiving a tourist subscription gift with a dialing contact for subscription.
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