Army Notre Dame Clash Draws 125000 At Soldier Field
Army's undefeated West Point team faced Notre Dame in Chicago at Soldier Field before a capacity 125000 crowd and vast radio audience. Notre Dame sought an 18th straight win, while Army hoped to upset as part of a rare midwest meeting to test its perfect record against Yale and Navy past ties.
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Hockey gains appeal at Garden after initial doubt
A historic shift in prizing hockey shows its adoption by Madison Square Garden. The venue once barred hockey but now embraces the sport as profitable, joining boxing and cycling in its mixed program while noting football huddles and broader sports interest.
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Navy Gridders Have Breather in Last Home Game
Navy saved George Washington on Parra out Field in the last home game of the season. Rip Miller led the team in coach Will Ingram’s absence as he scouted Army in Chicago for the Nobis Dare game.
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Chicago
Lawson Leads- In Rifle Shoot At Corry Rod and Gun Club
Lawson led a small field in last night's practice on the Corry Rod and Gun Club range. The report includes scores and mentions Welden Fansen Lathrop and Sweet, with quotes on coaching philosophy about lightening players and equipment costs at Columbia and Notre Dame star Marchmont Schwartz.
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Dartmouth Battles Stanford on Coast in Champion Series
Dartmouth and Stanford prepared for a landmark clash in Palo Alto before a 60 000 strong crowd. Dartmouth, undefeated East leader, boasted 204 points in eight games while Stanford aimed to extend a near perfect record aside from a scoreless tie with Minnesota. Both squads expected to lean on the forward pass in a historic meeting.
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Stan Kqualing
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Cornell
Yale
Southern California
Minnesota
Corne
Independents May Play Union City Next Week
Weather delays have postponed a planned game between the Corry Independents and Union City Independents. Manager Pearce hopes to reschedule on a local gridiron the following weekend if conditions improve. Union City previously defeated the Mdies 213 to victory, fueling revenge desires.
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Shires Sold to Milwaukee From Washington
Washington announces Art Shires, famed first baseman, sold to Milwaukee from the American Association for 10000 dollars. Club president Clark Griffin calls it a straight cash deal with possible future player exchanges. Shires joined Washington from the White Sox in a prior trade.
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Confederate Banner Description and Flag Features
A Confederate flag described as a red banner with a blue stripe diagonally from upper left to lower right and from upper right to lower left, featuring white stars on the crossed barn.
LaBarba defeats Taylor to set featherweight title bid
Fidel LaBarba defeats Bud Taylor in an 11 round Madison Square Garden bout to push his challenge for the featherweight crown. LaBarba starts the night favored and improves his odds with a six rounds to Taylor's one, as the crowd follows potential December 12 rematch.
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United Press
New York
Fidel LaBarba
Bob Batlatino
LaBarba
Bud Taylor
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Harlem
Taylor
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Izt
Conquerors of Trojans Play at Philadelphia
Washington State, undefeated and confident, meets Villanova in an intersectional football game in Philadelphia. Coach Babe Hollingberry predicts victory despite concerns over injuries and altitude. Key players include Bill Tonkin at quarterback and Elmer Schwartz at fullback for the Cougars, while Villanova relies on captain Gardner and a forward passing offense.
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Harry Stuhldrener
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Tufty Illigsen
Oscar Jones
Bill Tonkin
Elmer Schwartz
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McLaughlin
Detroit Meets Georgetown in tense 1929 rematch
Detroit and Georgetown faced off with both teams struggling to score and aiming to avenge a narrow 14 to 13 defeat from 1929. Coach Dorias added Bar pour and Cogan, substitute backs, hoping to spark offense in today’s Eastern showdown.
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Temple to Face Drake in Season Finale
Temple University closes its 1930 football season today against Drake University of Des Moines Iowa. Drake recently clinched the Missouri Valley Conference title for the third straight year. The Towans seek to reverse the 16 to 14 loss from Tast yan's gate.
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Former Keystone Stars to Meet Lincolns in Ohio Road Trip
Corry brief notes former Keystone players in Buf fal Lincolns lineup to face Union City at the latter city next Friday evening. Managers confirm White and Bugs will join Bulrato club for a road trip through Ohio.
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Gorilla Jones Loses at Erie in Ten Round Decision
In Erie Ohio last night Brady 148 2-4 of Syracuse won a ten round decision over Gorilla Jones 152 of Akron. Lynn Jordan 161 of Akron defeated Jimmy Teylor 159 of Cleveland in one sht round. Jack O Neil 170 of Cleveland defeated Jimmy Hogan 165 of Elle. Patsy Severo 127 of Meadville defeated Joe Sediey 127 of Cleveland in ax rounds.
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Jimmy Teylor
Cleveland
Jack O'Neil
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Meadville
Joe Sediey
Rid
Jackie Brady
Lynn Jorren
Shamy ‘Rraylor
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Eric
Patsy Sever
Joe Sedley
Boxing results from Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Chicago bouts
Sequenced amateur pro style report shows multiple ten round bouts and knockouts. Fighters named include Jackie Wilson Eddie Yarosz Go rilla Jones and Mickey Walker among others with weights and locations listed.
Notre Dame and Southern California Dominate Sun All America Picks
The New York Sun named its 11 man first team and 11 man alternates with Notre Dame and Southern California each placing two players on the first team. Marchmont Schwartz of Notre Dame was praised as the most polished back and key to Notre Dame’s elite ranking.
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Walker Knocks Christner in 58 Seconds at Chicago Coliseum
Mickey Walker world middleweight champion scored a 58 second knockout over Kaya Christner in a scheduled 10 round bout. The win did not enhance his prestige as fans jeered Walker and his manager Jack Kearns after accusing Christner of taking a dive in front of about 8 000 spectators.
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Tomorrow’s Promises Echoed By Boastful Plans
A fragment from Dapper's Weekly quotes a man boasting about future deeds, contrasting today’s actions with yesterday's excuses, and reflecting on unreliable forecasting. The brief item captures a cautionary note about postponed goals.
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Fragmentary church notice from Franie AM services
Fragmented text shows a church schedule with morning worship around 945 AM and a 5 40 PM sermon or service. Names, times, and exact location are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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