Upset Day Shocks College Football Across Regions
Erie Tech crushed Vincent 19 to 2 and Carnegie Tech upset Purdue 7 to 0 as Army beat Yale 14 to 8 and Notre Dame trounced Navy 14 to 0. Major scores include Ohio State over Indiana 28 to 6, Holy Cross 7 0 over Colgate, Penn State 9 0 over Pitt, and Dartmouth 14 6 over Harvard. The day featured many regional results and standings shifts across midwest and east.
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Erie Stadium
Erie Tech
Stony Vincent
Purdue
Carnegie Tech
Boilermakers
Matetan
Rosenthal
Pittsburgh
McKinley High School
Ohio
Academy Lions
Canton
Army
Yale
New York
Notre Dame
Navy
Ohio State
Indiana
Irish
Bucks
Columbus
Holy Cross
Colgate
Rutgers
Columbia
Princeton
Lehigh
Cornell
Penn State
Pitt
Panthers
Glenn Warner
Temple Boys
West Virginia
Northwestern
Minnesota
Union City
Albion
Beavers
Corry
Youngsville
North Hast
Unionites
Kane
Warren Dragons
Cathedral Prep
Erie
St. Joseph's
Oil City
Oi City High
Meadville
Dartmouth
Harvard
City Bowling Lead at Stake as Aeros Meet Bank
First place in the City Bowling League could change hands tonight at Recreation Alleys. The Aeros face the tied National Bank squad on alleys 5 and 6 while Coben Coals meet Citizen's Bank on 1 and 2 and Corry Jamestown play Keister's on 3 and 4. Matches close the first of five rounds.
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Aeros
National Bank
Coben Coals
Bante
Corry-Jamestown
Keister
17 Major Elevens Remain Unbeaten and Untied in Grid Stand
United Press reports 17 major college teams stayed undefeated after a week of upsets, with Army, Princeton, Dartmouth, Temple, New York U, Syracuse, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Minnesota, Iowa State, Marquette, North Carolina, Southern Methodist, Texas Christian, Baylor, California, and U C L A atop the season. Key games include California vs U C L A and Notre Dame vs Ohio State, as well as Texas Christian vs Baylor. October upsets saw Yale, Penn State, Villanova, Georgia, Mississippi, Purdue, Washington, and Denver fall, while Army beat Yale 14 to 8 and Carnegie Tech upset Purdue 7 to 0.
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Giants
Army
Princeton
Dartmouth
Temple
New York U
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Minnesota
Towa
Marquette
North Carolina
Southwest
Southern
Methodist
Texas Christian
Baylor
California
Yale
Penn State
Villanova
Georgia
Mississippi
Purdue
Washington
Denver
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Alabama
Carnegie Tech
Stanford
Utah
Missouri
Iowa State
Niccolai Kicks Two Long Field Goals For Bucs
Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Boston Redskins 10 to 0 before 11 378 fans. Armand Niccolai kicked two 41 and 44 yard field goals in the second and third periods to seal the victory. Ex-Duke stars Zaninelli and Vidoni led the offense and kept Gyp Battles in check as the Pirates rolled to their second straight NFL win.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Boston Redskins
Joe Bach
Chicago Cardinals
Armand Niccolai
Charleroi
Duquesne University
Niccolai
Sir Zaninelli
Vic Vidoni
Wilbur Sortet
Clifford (Gyp) Battles
West Virginis Wesleyan Star
Green Will Battle Bazzone In Feature Bout
Anson Green from Homestead will face Mike Bazone of McKeesport in the main event at the Northside Arena. The dusl windup to the dive bout includes Jack Trammel against Frantese Simms of Cleveland in a 10 rounder. Al Traino of Rochester, N C, meets Ralph Gizzy of Do fora in a six round bout following a recent decision dispute.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Anson Green
Homestead Negro
Mike Bazone
McKeesport
Dusl
Northside Arena
Jack Trammel
Frantese Simms
Cleveland
al Traino
Rochester
N.C
Ralph Gizzy
Dofora
Sports Parade Highlights Curl Of Baseball To Golf and Football
Henry McLemore surveys sports stars and events from New York. Ray Morrison seeks a back who can throw like a pitcher. Madigan may become a Galloping Gee if finances improve. Babe Ruth explores offers to teach baseball in England and abroad. Yale’s Captain Kim Whitehead shines in a 7 8 win over Navy. Morristy and Jurges noted for decisions. Two-Gun Billy eyes switch to left-handed batting. Sam Cordovanna oils for cauliflower ears before wrestling bouts. Michigan dominates, Florida plans $25,000 in winter prizes. Combs may manage Louisville next year.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Ray, Morrison
Vanderbilt
Madigan
St. Mary's
Bill Tilden
Hollywood
Kim Whitehead
Yale
Navy
Whitehead
Babe Ruth
England
Australia
Japan
Ruth
Chicago
Brother Morierty
Jurges
Galan
Billy
Sam Cordovanna
Columbia
H. Yost
Michigan
Wolverines
Florida
Larry French
Freddy Lindstrom
Cubs
Lindstrom
al Simmons
Earle Combs
Silver Fox
Yankee
Loutaville J
Beavers Ready for North East After Idle Spell
Corry High Beavers prepare for a strenuous practice week ahead of their Saturday away game at North East. The team, riding a season of three wins one draw and one loss, aims to finish with a strong performance before hosting Union City High on the final weekend of the season. Nearby action reports include a scoreless tie between Youngsville and Smethport High in late October.
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Corry High School
Beavers
North East
Grapepickers
Russ Byler
Union City High School
Youngsville
Smethport
Academy to Host Thanksgiving Football Battle in Erie
Erie, Oct 28. Academy Lions host Atlanta Tech of Atlanta on Thanksgiving Day in a charity gridiron clash sponsored by Zem Zem Temple for the Crippled Children Hospital. Sheriff Dell Darling leads publicity to fill the stadium with 15 997 tickets for student 25 cents general admission 50 cents reserved 75 cents and 108 boxes $10.
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Academy
Lions
Atlanta Tech
Atlanta
Zem Zem ‘Temple of the Shrine
Zemem Hospital
Academy High School
Zem Zem ‘Temple
Erie
Sheriff Dell Darling
Firethorn Wins Washington Handicap at Laurel
Firethorn, the Walter M. Jeffords entry, defeated Discovery by a clear margin to claim the $10,075 purse in the Washington handicap at Laurel. Discovery opened poorly, rallied to fourth but never challenged the leaders.
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Laurel
Gova
Discovery
Firethorn
Walter M. Jeffords
Erie Pro Squad Defeats Mayville Pros 12 to 0
In Maxvillis North Dakota Erie Pro Squad beat Mayville Merchants 12 to 0 on Sunday. Matlock scored the first touchdown from 40 yards in the final quarter and Izbicich caught a long pass from Matlock for the second score.
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Mayville
Maxvillis
N. x
Iung
Let's Cafe
Mayville Merchants
Yist
Matlock
Izbic~ich
Bids Sought for School Bus Transport in Columbus Township
Columbus township school board will receive sealed bids for transporting school children from Pine Valley Schoolhouse to the Doane Gol iads by motor. Bids must be in by October 29 to C J Curtis Secretary.
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Columbus Township
Pine Valley
C. J. Curtis
Dizzy Dean Credited With Win And Defeat
Dizzy Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals was credited with a win and a loss in an exhibition game at Los Angeles. Pitching for a minor leaguer team, he was hit hard by a major league group including Ernie Orsatti Arky Vaughan and Wally Berger. He switched sides in the third inning after giving up two runs as the majors won 12 to 4.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Jerome Dizty Dean
St. Louis Cardinal
Oth
Dean
Ernie Orsatti
Arky Vaughan
Wally Berger
Boston
Dizzy
Thiel Defeats Bethany 19 7 In Gridiron Battle
Greenville October 28 Thiel College remained undefeated by outscoring Bethany 18 to 7 as Strimer and Clare sparked a late surge. Thiel led with two or three quick strikes while Bethany countered with passing plays Doepkin and Klevin connected for Bethany’s lone scoring drive. Thiel finished with 12 first downs to Bethany’s 8.
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Greenville
Thiel College
Bethany
Thiel
Strimer
Dave Clare
Charles Snyter
Riffer
Doepitin
Klevins
Duepkins
Klevin
Hanner
Stanford
Chicago Cardinals Edge Giants 14-13 in Polo Grounds clash
Chicago Cardinals beat New York Giants 14 to 13 at the Polo Grounds as Phil Larboe returned an 8-yard punt for a late score and Bill Smith added the extra point. Green Bay topped Chicago Bears 17-14 in a late rally, reshaping the Western division standings. Pittsburgh edged Boston 6-0 on two 40-yard field plays, while Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 17-8 at Brooklyn.
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United Press New York
Chicago Cardinals
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Phil Larboe
Bill Smith
Giants
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Bears
Cardinals
Armand Niccolas
Pittsburgh
Boston
Ralph Kercheval
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Green Bay
Keister's to face Loblaws in Elk's Runways opener
Keister's entry in the Antler League will meet Loblaws this evening on the Elk's Runways for the opening match of the third week of competition in that circuit.
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Keister
Loblaws
Elk
Eat
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