Howard College to face Miami on Armistice Day
Southeast Alabama fans may see Aubrey Gresham at quarterback for Howard College against Miami University on Armistice Day. The sophomore from Tallassee steps in after backfield injuries, with Lewy and Sweeney at halfback and Clark and Bullard as veterans ready to contribute. Raymond Davis anchors the line as a seven-season starter, while the Bulldogs emphasize speed and versatility with three sophomores likely to carry the ball.
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Annual Horse Show Begins In New York
Madison Square Garden hosts the forty-fifth annual horse show from today for six days with 100 classes, premiums and trophies totaling 40000. International jumping events feature six nations including Sweden Hungary Ireland Free Canada and the United States, culminating in team and individual military trophies as deaf Army riders compete for top honors.
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Colleges Debating Postseason Aid for Unemployed Football
New York Nov. 6 AP Colleges discuss using football receipts to aid the unemployed. Army opposes post season play while Navy favors it. Wisconsin and Columbia resist. Washington State joins as a charity recipient, with Villanova, Fordham and Navy games eyed for fundraising. Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh donate net proceeds, Pitt hosts stadium.
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Northwestern Notre Dame ticket regret slips exhaust demand
In Evanston on November 6 the Northwestern Notre Dame clash on November 22 drew scarce tickets. When 45,000 tickets sold out, 5,000 regret slips were printed and quickly used, leaving the stenographer scrambling to handle the demand.
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Tunney testifies in $500,000 earnings suit by Mara
Gen Tunney recounts promising plan with Tex Rickard to become world champion, testifying in defense of Timothy Mara who seeks 500000 of Tunney earnings. He says Rickard promised title in 1925, describes agreement, and disputes Mara’s role in arranging bouts with Gibbons and Wills.
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Cubs Face Trade Rumors Over Veteran Pitches
Growing reports claim the Chicago Cubs may acquire veteran pitchers Flint Rheen from St. Louis and Red Lucas from Cincinnati in trades. Manager Rogers Hornsby and President William Veeck hold secret talks, refusing to discuss rumors.
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Mars battles, large and small, fight on South Carolina farms
Mars battles, large and small, have been fought on South Carolina farms rather than any other state, reflecting wide wartime activity across rural areas. The article notes local confrontations and the impact on communities and agriculture amid ongoing conflicts.
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Bulldogs Grim and Determined Begin Train Ride
Atlanta dispatch reports Georgia's Bulldogs grim and determined as they begin a cross country train trip to meet New York University. The journey tests stamina ahead of a week’s game against Tulane and a Thanksgiving matchup with Alabama. Virginia awaits a homecoming clash with Virginia Poly after recent state and sectional aims in Blacksburg Virginia. Phil Spear, key back, is hoped ready for Virginia Poly game after injuries disrupted 1930 season.
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Gravel excavation depth at Los Angeles sites reaches deep 125 feet
Steam shovels uncovered a 15 acre gravel pit for Los Angeles highways and buildings, reaching an average depth of 125 feet as excavation proceeded.
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