East Side Pete Nebo Set For Madison Square Garden Test
York November report says Pete Nebo of the East Side fights lightweight rival Singer at Madison Square Garden as the feature bout. Nebo is the favorite in a competitive card, with both fighters entering on strong forms. Also on the bill are Fuller of Boston and John of Cleveland in the ten round semi and other bouts featuring Dorfman and Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Florida
Iil
Nebo
Pittsburgh Panthers claim mythical football title with season unbeaten
Pittsburgh dominates Penn and Brown to finish unbeaten and untied, while Colgate limits Brown 32 0. NYU beats Carnegie, Syracuse tops Columbia, and West Virginia defeats Johns Hopkins as Eastern Pennsylvania Intercollegiate champion race narrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Parkinson
Batam
Panthers
Penny
Browneany Lions
Colgate
Brown
Wisconsin
Tulane Green Waves Undefeated After 21–0 Texas State Match
Tulane’s Green Wave completed an undefeated season with a 21 to 0 victory over Louisiana State in Atlanta. The win crowned their drive through a slate including Georgia Tech Auburn Georgia Mississippi Aggies Sewanee and Texas A&M with Tennessee slipping from the conference lead after a 6–6 tie with Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulane
Tech
Auburn
Georgia
Mississippi
Aggies
Sewanee
Dillon L. Graham
Associated Press
Atlanta
Louisiana State
Green Warriors
Greenies
Georgia Tech
Mississippi Aggies
Louisiana
Texas Aggies
Tennnessee
Kentucky Wildcats
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Pasl Gaughey
Vaderbilt
Florida Alligators
Luke Dorsett
Generals of
Washington and Lee
Tigers
Georgia Tech Engineers
University of Mississippi
Jiners
Maryland
John Hopkins
Clemson
Furman
Bengals
Chattanooga Moccasins
Pionshi
Football on the Radio
A scrambled listing from the Associated Press notes radio broadcasts of college football involving Notre Dame Holy Cross and other programs with schedule times and stations, reflecting a national broadcasting plan. The fragment references WNAC WSR and 2:15 PM slots amid a patchwork of network and station notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toath Nas
Holy Cross
WNAC
Ispelea
WSR
Notre Dame and Army Set for Classic at Yankee Stadium
Notre Dame and the Army moved to New York for the annual showdown at Yankee Stadium with strong teams and high ticket demand. Coaches and managers scouted the scene as Tim Moynihan remained sidelined. Spectators expected near record crowds, with 70,000 aiming for Franklin Field to see Navy, Dartmouth, Villanova, and Temple events shaping a busy football Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Notre Dame
Army
Yankee Stadium
Togs
Learing
Tim Moynihan
Sieeter
West
An ‘Co
Atlantic Emat
Army Notre Dame
Philadelphia
Franklins Field
Navy
Dartmouth
Nillanova Amd Temple
TeasDr
Fragmented OCR item about a man in Pullman smoking morning
An ambiguous damaged OCR fragment mentions a man in a Pullman car smoking in the morning. The text provides no clear location, event, or identities and appears to be incomplete.
Columbia Coach Crowley Resigns After Columbia Defeat
New York Nov 29 The Columbia football committee is expected to name a successor to Charles F Crowley after his resignation as head coach following a 2 to 0 defeat by Syracuse in the season finale Crowley had decided to step down regardless of results since 1925 he led the Lions after taking over from Paul Withington speculation links Herb McCracken Clarence Spears Dick Hanley Glenn Warner as likely replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Stevens
Lion
Ted New York University
Carnegie
New York
Charles F. Crowley
Syracuse
Crowley
Columbia University Athletic Association
Herb McCracken
Lafayette
Clarence Spears
Minnesota
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Glenn S. Warner
Stanford
McGracken
Harvard
Tate Percy D. Haughton
Notre Dame
Kmute Rockne
Paul Withington
Haughton
Briton Compares Fairbanks to Stout in Admiring Gaze
A London reporter praises Douglas Fairbanks as "brown as a glass of stout" during a visit with Mary Pickford, describing his tanned look as vigorous. The quip signals strong admiration for the actor in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Douglas Fairbanks
Perpetual
Mary Pickford
Doug
Britain
Heavy aspirant gets first test against Basque
Terry Griffith of Sioux City meets Paolino Uzendton the Basque in a 10 round heavyweight bout at the stadium tonight. Griffith promises a seventh round knockout as he seeks a title shot, weighing about 182 pounds to 198 for Uzendton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Terry “Tuffy
Griffith
Sioux City
Paolino Uzendton
Vlacia Beasaweleht
Oie
Taowis
Tully Griffith
Paolina
Tuffy
Paolino
Utah Tops Rocky Mount Conference in Turkey Day clash
The Utah Aggies, led by Coach Arie Stony, finished the season with a decisive conference victory over their rival, sealing a strong 6-0-1 run in the Rocky Mountain Conference. Denver saw mixed results as Colorado teams compete for position, while Montana State and others posted varied records the same week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettes
The
Ariestony
University of Denver Pianenis
Hasty Hugh - Dolores
Sixteen Teams Enter Six Day Bike Races
Sixteen teams enter the annual six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden, New York, beginning Sunday night. The event runs for six days with riders from major cycling clubs competing for the title and prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square
Veteran rider leads list of 100 Americans in garden event
Reggie McNamara aged 44 heads the lineup with 66 races and 14 wins, a record beyond peers. He is paired with Guetabe Sellout of Italy as the strongest combination, joined by French red devils Paul Brocardo and Alfred Duel berg, Franco Georgetti of Italy, Gerard Debacts of Belgium, Willie Grimm, Maplewood, Noe, and Dave Lands. Irvimirten, N. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggie McNamara
McNamara
Guetabe
Also Mentioned on This Page
RTS
Allan J. Gould
AP Sports Editor
Tsburghes
Nin
Pitt Qaers Penn
State
Rerbert
W. Barker
York
Pittsmighty Panther
Penn
Garnegie
New York University
Syra
Toby Uansa
Dowler
Les Hart
Colkfield Stars
Ran Brown
Maroons
Dick Guntle
Gentle
Walters
Cornell
Mastersourth
Clark Hinkle
Bucknell
al Marsters
West Virginia
Tts
Jon
Jefferson
Franklin and
Marshall
Duke
Tenn.Ky
Washington
Deke
Blue Devils
Davidson
North Carolina Tarheels
Chapel Hill
Virginia Cavaliers
Harry Mehr
Georgia Bulldogs
Birmingham
Crimson ‘Tide
Alabama
Bulldogs
Tuscaloosa
Tony Holm
Virginia Poly
Cadets of
Virginia Military Institute
Blackburg
Ootball
Thet Associated Press
P.M. En
Hands
Doug “Brown
Stout
Tuffy Griffith
Iowa
Azendon
Utah Tops Rocky Mount Conference
Denver. Cola
Ate
Severth
Utah
Cth
Virbolpeair Gydi Oebme
Petou
aKiae
Bray
Anther Ewen Toy
Colorador Teacher's College
Montana State College
Clark Agee
Colorado Agricultural College