Navy Notre Dame Clash At Soldier Field Draws 120000
Chicago notes the Notre Dame and Navy game at Soldier Field expected to draw a record crowd of about 120000. Navy arrives late after rain softened practice. Knute Rockne and Bill Ingram prepare varied lineups as kickoff approaches. Strong bets favor Notre Dame despite Navy’s two earlier losses, with emphasis on key backs and kicking. The outcome may not affect national title hopes but excites regional fans amid flags and ticket sales.
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United Press
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Yale versus Georgia clash sparks gridiron chatter in New Haven
A vivid preview notes Yale and Georgia facing off in New Haven with Georgia boasting a powerful backfield led by Johnson and Dudley along with McCrary at fullback. The piece highlights Georgia’s Notre Dame lineage and an offense likened to Knute Rockne era, while Yale counters with a strong line and star ends Shiver and Nash. It also surveys other major games and mentions Vincent Richards’s tennis triumphs, including his Olympic doubles title and professional circuit success.
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Jean Bornira
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Comer Killed on Speedway Near Rockingham Race
Local racing fans learn of the death of veteran auto racer Fred Comer of Los Angeles after a crash at the Rockingham Speedway 200 mile event near Salon N H. Comer’s car failed and overturned, fans watched as the field crashed at lap 46 and the race was halted.
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Rod and Gun Club Meeting Called for Tuesday
Corry Teal and Gun Claw schedules important meeting Tuesday evening at 7 45 in Municipal building. Aim to arrange indoor rifle shooting during winter months. Attendees urged, selected by Bill Wemuter former All American guard at Yale.
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Indies Return Meeting at Sheffield in Second Tilt
The Corry Independents travel to Sheffield for a return game against Bull Dogs after a narrow loss at home. Local fans expect a stronger defensive effort and a full lineup, with large crowds anticipated for tomorrow’s clash in Warren County.
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Slippery Field Looms For High School Battle Today
A soaked field after heavy rains favors the moleskin wearers as Tidioute and Corry meet at 2:80 PM on the Junior High field. The well drained surface may deflect footing but drainage will still challenge both offenses. Coach McCall plans to rotate seconds, keeping starters fresh for Warren Monday.
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Godfrey Wins In Two Minutes
George Godfrey, a Philadelphia Negro, scored a one round knockout of Bennie Hill of Los Angeles in a scheduled ten round bout. A right cross ended the fight at 1 6 into the first round. In a separate incident J Elzar Elder, 50, of Erie, was found drowned in Lake Erie near a jetty in the peninsula and coroner Hanley ruled accidental drowning.
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Yale Faces Tough Battle With Georgia
United Press reports three powerhouse teams Georgia Virginia and North Carolina invaded the East to challenge for gridiron supremacy. Georgia coached by Harry Mehre and Jimmy Crowley crushed Yale 40 to 14 at New Haven as Crowley a Notre Dame alum mentors the backfield. Virginia meets Princeton at Princeton while North Carolina eyes an upset at Harvard in Cambridge. Pittsburgh defeats West Virginia in a key clash at Pitt.
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Mountaineers and Pitt Lock Horns in Classic Tilt
Pittsburgh faced West Virginia in the season opener at Pitt Stadium as 10,000 Morgantown fans and 20,000 more expected lined up for the rivalry. Pittsburgh, after beating Thiel and Bethany, aimed to prove its strength while Western Pennsylvania’s scarred history with the Mountaineers added edge to the anticipated clash. Elsewhere Carnegie Tech and Thiel prepared, Duquesne joined Washington Jefferson for a cross-state tilt, and Notre Dame’s Elmer Layden was set to bolster his coach’s plans.
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College rivalries echo through Pitt area grid matchups
Duquesne displayed creditable football while Geneva was favored to beat Waynesburg at Waynesburg. Davis-Elkins eyed an easy win over Bethlehem at Elkins as Mountaineers prepared for clash with Davis. Allegheny faced Dartmouth after moving to Hanover. Westminster and Carnegie Tech drew officials to a key test with Beede and Donahue coaching. Grove City meets John Carroll at Grove City with likely home win. West Virginia Wesleyan vs Concord at Beckley outlined amid regional schedule.
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New Marathon Star Revealed in Port Chester Victory
In Port Chester, New York, Arthur Gavel of New York University won the 26 mile race in 9 hours 57 minutes 87 seconds to succeed Jose Ray and Clarence De Mar as the era’s leading marathon figure. De Mar finished second, about a mile back, as a new star emerges in the annual New York to Port Chester event.
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