Armistice Day college football views across conferences
Six teams faced Armistice Day fixtures as the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association and Southern Conference teams prepared for the climactic stretch of the season. Miami Florida, Howard at Dolhas, Union of Tennessee versus Louisiana College, Southwestern Louisiana against Southern College, The Citadel versus an All-Marine team, and Tulane with coaching shifts dominated prep work amid injuries and tactical adjustments.
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Atlanta
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
TI. T A. A
Miami University
Florida
Howard
Dolhas
Als
Union of Tennessee
Louisiana College
Jackson, Tenn
Southwestern Louisiana
Southern College
Winter Haven
Fla
Citadel of Charleston, & C
Roanoke
Tuscaloosa
Wallace Wade
Frank
Tweeser) Howard
Godfrey
Foots
Clement
Duke
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Virginia Poly
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Dirle Roberts
Beck
Stribling Confident Of Knockout Over De Kuh In Atlanta
Atlanta November 11 AP William Lawrence Stribling fifth pride of Macon Ga confident of adding Arthur De Kuh New York Italian to a knockout list that already includes Otto Von Porat Phil Scott and K O Christ ner The ten round afternoon match at Atlanta baseball park marks his first southern ring appearance since beginning the knockout campaign The bout may draw over 16000 indicating gate records Referee Jack Dempsey and Mike Maurer also feature in the program with Roy Reviss in the semi final The main bout slated to start about 4 p m CST despite weather conditions
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Atlanta
Willam Lawrence Stribling
Macon
Arthur de Kuh
New York
Otto von Porat
Phil Scott
K. 0
Christner
Stribling
de Kuh
Atlanta Baseball Park
Southland
von Porat
Jack Dempsey
Mike Maurer
Pa" Stribling
Roy Reviss
Philadelphia
Alabama Wins Six Straight in Conference Leading Pack
Alabama rolls to a 20-0 win over Florida and Georgia to claim six consecutive conference victories. Fordham leads the East with seven wins, Northwestern and Wisconsin push for a perfect run, while Oklahoma stands atop the Big Six as Nebraska slips. Pacific Coast sees Southern California surge with a 74 to 0 rout of California, as Washington State and Oregon stay undefeated in the West.
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Alcemas
Florida
Georgia
Ted
Alabama
Louisione State
New York University
Fordham
Western Maryland
Army
Dartmouth
T. Mary's
California
Cornell
Big Ten
Indiana
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnsgota
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Iowa
Pear State
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Ows State
Ihs
Pacific Coast
Armistice Day Memories From War Photographs
Wartime images captured by the Signal Corps recall Armistice Day and scenes from 12 years ago. A photo shows two American doughboys in the trenches, while another depicts a Verdun-time advance through the Argonne sector.
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Signal Corps
U. S. Army
Zhere-Hhow
Argonne
Decisive clash and title race in college football schedule
Utah meets Colorado in a pivotal, undefeated conference clash as the winner should seal the title after both teams logged easy wins last Saturday. Texas Christian leads the Southwest Conference with three straight wins after a 0-0 tie with Rice, while TCU faces tough games ahead. SMU travels east to face Navy. Earlier, London introduced traffic signals in 1868.
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Utah
Colorado
Colorado Colege
Colorado Teachers
Texas Christian
Rice
Texas
Chicago Broker Sets Nonstop Flight to Panama Canal Zone
New York November 11 AP Captain Ney W Ammel a Chicago broker started a nonstop hop from Floyd Bennett Field to Panama’s France Field aiming to cover 2270 miles in about 21 hours with 703 gallons of gasoline and 34 gallons oil onboard his low wing monoplane at 185 miles per hour after weather delays halted plans for a transatlantic crossing.
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New York
Atlantics
Ney W. Ammel
Chicago
Panama Canal Zone
Floyd Bennett
Barren Island
France Field
Panama
Ammel
Paris
Berlin
Rome
Canal Zone
Kid Chocolate to Meet Bat Battalino in Title Fight
Cuban challenger Kid Chocolate will fight Bat Battalino, the world featherweight champion, in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden on Friday December 12. The bout will determine the championship and is eagerly anticipated in New York.
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New York
Kid Chocolate
Bat Battalino
Madison Square: Garden
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Spann Lumber Co
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Central of Georgia Railway Company
Savannah
Christian-Texas
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Southern Methodist
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London
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Firestone Unlimited
Ruck
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Todt Malone Motor Company
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