Army Cadet Cagle Shines in Front-Line Spotlight
The article lauds Cadet Cagle of West Point as the era’s top offensive and defensive back, comparing him to Red Grange. It highlights his four-year rise, dramatic runs against Yale and Notre Dame, motion-pic fame, and his pivotal plays in Army's battles at Palo Alto and Soldier Field. It also notes contemporaries like Daly, Oliphant, and Wilson shaping legendary lineups.
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R Cagle
Palo Alto
West Point
Charley “Daly
Harry 3
Elmer Oliphant
Chris the Red
Army Orward
Red’ Grange
Chicago
New York
Yale
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Stanford
Cagle
Albie Booth
Army
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Donchess
Montgomery
Pitt
Red
Cannon
Twomey
van Sy
Parkington
Welch
Harreson
Caridée
Elder
Ben Ticknor
Harvard
Barry Wood
Greene
Vincent
Hare
Sports Briefs Roundup From National Pro, Golf, and Track
The digest covers Packers Bears title game notes, heavyweight boxing finalist picks, a denied petition in Iowa, pro golf wins by Diegel, cross country collegiate success, New York six day cycle race results, Big Six conference rumor probe, Stribling boxing win, Tavener trade to Fort Worth, Johnny Layton billiards, lawn tennis championship planning, and Gus Suhr trade to Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
CAGO
Green” Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
York
William Muldoon
Schmeling
Von
Scott
Iowa
Western
Angeles
Leo Diegel
Y Farrell
Pronal Golfer’s Association
Moore
Univ of Pittsburgh
Georgetti
Debaets
Sas City
Iaces
Eland
Cleveland
Jackie Tavener
Fort Worth
R York
Johnny Layton
Welker Cochran
United States Lawn Association
Qsburgh
Gus Suhr
San Fran Seals
The
Pitts
Toes to Stage a Barbecue to Help Build a New Church
A community barbecue is planned to raise funds for constructing a new church. Guests are asked to bring a single brick each to symbolize support and aid the building effort. The event invites local residents to attend and participate in the brick-drive fundraiser.
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Ders
North Highland
Reichsbank
RLIN
Berlin
Reichstag
Erskine Seceders Top S I A A Scoring In 1929
Erskine's Seceders led the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association in scoring for the 1929 season with 226 points, topping 31 teams. Louisiana College and Transylvania followed, while several teams finished undefeated in conference play and Chattanooga claimed the popular title with six straight league wins.
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Atlanta
Erskine
Seceders
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Louisiana College
Transylvania
Spring Hill
Chattanooga
Citadel
Centre
Louisiana Normal
Centenary
Little Western Maryland tops state in football victories
New York dispatch reports Little Western Maryland finished the season with the most victories among Maryland teams, aside from a few late games in the far west that do not affect standings.
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New York
Far West
Maryland
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Alabama
Eek
Oxfords
Boot Shop
Goodyear
City Auto Company
John Gilbert
Katherine Dale Owen
Joan Crawford
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