Alabama Football Schedule Released for 193?
Tuscaloosa Nov 29 Eight conference games eight on nine game schedule announced by athletics. Homecoming set for October 18 against Tennessee. Opening game with Howard College September 27. Ole Miss visit in Birmingham. Vanderbilt visit after Tennessee clash. Kentucky game moved to Lexington November 1. Alabama in Montgomery November 15. Florida to help dedicate Gainesville stadium November 8. Thanksgiving at Georgia ends season. annual conference tilt faces changes.
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Marie City
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Cockail Dinners Help London Theatre Parties
London social life has spawned cocktail dinners as a formal pre theatre event. Hostesses offer cocktails at seven with a buffet of caviar olives and tidbits to stave hunger until an 11 o clock supper after the performance.
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Al Singer defeats Pete Nebo in fourth round
In Madison Square Garden New York on November 29 Al Singer the Bronx lightweight idol dominated Pete Nebo a Seminole Indian from Key West Florida. Singer used a steady jab and rights to outbox Nebo through three rounds then unloaded a thunderous combination in the fourth to force a technical knockout and extend his claim to the 135 pound crown contender status.
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New York
al Singer
Bronx
Sammy Maidell
Singer
Pete Nebo
Key West Mla
Madison 1
Square Garden
the Bronx
Flash
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Teurelouts
Hoie
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Siger
Griffith Edges Basque in Close Bout at Chico Stadium
Gerald Ambrose Griffith of Sioux City defeated Paulino Uzeudun in ten hard rounds to claim a narrow decision advantage in a heavyweight title consideration bout. The crowd of 16,000 booed at times as Griffith showed he could absorb punishment. Salvatore Ruggirello also won a ten round decision in the semi final, while Hein Mueller outboxed the Italian giant. Gate totaled about $62,305 with gross receipts near $77,190 despite poor weather.
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Chicago
Gerald Ambrose Griffith
Sioux City
Gene Tunney
Paulino Uzeudun
Towan
Griffith
Paulino
Davie Miller
Salvatore Ruggirello
Hein Mueller
Red Level Football Star Emerges as All-State Candidate
Red Level's 1929 season ended 6 wins, 2 losses, 1 tie with 168 points against and 58 for. Star QB O F Lee scored 120 of the team's points, boosting coach Fagan's bid for All-State recognition. A game with Dothan was not played this year but may be pursued next season.
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Red Level
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Dothan
Notre Dame vs Army Clash Draws 82500 Fans in Cold Battle
New York November 30 1929 Nearly 82500 ticket buyers braved cold weather at Yankee Stadium to witness Notre Dame and Army in their 16th meeting. Notre Dame dominated play but Army sought a decisive win as Knute Rockne missed the game. Notre Dame pursued national honors while Army faced added pressure to close the year on a high note.
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Alabama 4-H members to attend Chicago conference
Alabama boys and girls, among over 1000 4-H club representatives, travel to Chicago for the eighth national boys and girls 4-H club conference November 24 to December 6. Events include livestock and home economics judging, product exhibitions, and educational tours during the International Livestock Exposition, with travel funded as a reward for achievement in state farm programs.
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Alabama
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Chicaro
Fort Worth Fireman Teaches After 2 Pm Practice
W F Patterson a fireman second class with the Texas Pacific railway conducts practice in Fort Worth after 2 o'clock each afternoon.
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The
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Fort Worth
Dartmouth Favored To Win Over Navy at Franklin Field
Philadelphia November 80 1AL Dartmouth and Navy meet in to nny’s football final at Franklin Field. Dartmouth favored despite the loss of backfield ace Al Marsters who is injured in the Yale game. Marsters accompanied the squad here. Offensive hopes center on quarterback Morton and halfback McCull.
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Hartford Beats Geneva 19-0 to End Great Year
Hartford High sealed the season with a 19 to 0 defeat of Geneva County High, improving to a perfect 8-0. Strickland scored on an early drive after a fumble, Gresham connected on a 26 yard pass to Gilford, and Gresham added a 75 yard run. Ellis, Gresham, Radford and Strickland starred for Hartford. Nash and Pate led Geneva’s efforts. Hartford finished with 325 points for and only 20 against, atop the region.
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Janet Gaynor in 4 Devils Opens at Alabama Theatre
Janet Gaynor, rising film luminary, makes her first talking role as a circus trapeze artist in Fox Movietone's 4 Devils, opening next Friday at the Alabama. The actress gained fame in Sunrise Seventh Heaven and Street Angel, with a career spanning about two dozen Fox pictures. The cast includes Mary Duncan and Barry Norton. dialog by John Hunter Booth. talking sequences staged by A. F. Erickton and Van Buren.
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Holy Woos
Johnatowin Flood
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Jaret
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Charles Morton
Barry Norton
Farrell Macdonald
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Devils
Sfiss Gaynor
John Hunter Booth
A. H. van Buren
A. F. Erickton
Purdue Wins First Big Ten Title in Football, Dominant Run
Ann Arbor reports Purdue flashed a complete game in winning its first Big Ten football championship. The Boilermakers excelled in running, passing, and kicking, with strong defense and disciplined morale under Coach James M. Phelan. They shut out Chicago and held Town to zero, securing decisive victories over Kansas Aggies, Michigan, Chicago, Wisconsin, Mississippi, Iowa, and Indiana as part of a sustained Purdue resurgence.
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John T. McCutcheon
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New York Metropolis Tests Pop Warner Scoring System
In New York officials and coaches discussed the trial of the Pop Warner scoring method during a Brooklyn City College versus Long Island University game. Long Island won 29 to 11 for the New York Metropolitan conference title, with the system counting first downs and removing the extra point after touchdown. The half restart rule drew mixed reactions, but many favored a single sixty minute game over two thirty minute halves.
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Rice End Wears Glasses on Field
Tez Yo of Rice Institute unveils a clever frame work of steel and rubber to hold helmets tight and prevent breakage during play. The invention aims to improve protection on and off the field.
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Notre Dame Spirit Shines At Training Table And On Field
A Chicago observer notes Notre Dame's Fighting Irish mystique at Rockne era training. He highlights Knute Rockne as key, cites Gipp’s legacy, and previews the New York clash with Army despite praise for Cadario and Vanes.
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Glenmora star Eddie Townson bags 36 touchdowns
Glenmora high school halfback Eddie Townson scored 36 touchdowns and 223 points for his team as a senior in Glenmora Louisiana. The 20 year old worked to support his mother and family while excelling on the gridiron.
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Fights and Outpoints Across Cities in AP Roundup
AP report catalogs a series of boxing results across multiple cities. Notable outcomes include outpoints and stoppages for fighters such as Griffith over Aveulin in Sioux City and Mueller over Ruggirello in Maly, with several other bouts listed from New York to Chicago and Milwaukee.
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Tufty Griffith
Sioux City
Paulie Aveulin
Spain
Hein Mueller
Salvatore Ruggirello
Maly
Hein Domgarten
Germany
Ed Haltgren
Sweden
Jimmy Landy
Los Angeles
Gaston le Carde
France
Drew
Larry d Johnson
Stoppid Lary Créiyghton
New York
al ‘Slayer
Pete Nebro
Florida
Sammy Puller
Boston
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
Lew Massey
Philadelphia
Sammy Dorfman
Heware Big Tens NY fas Double Cleveland 5A
Duplicats arise to haunt Big Ten trams as Cleveland Heights High School features Jerry, younger brother of a famed Michigan quarterback. In one game he scored three touchdowns and kicked two extra points, a field goal contributing 25 of his team's 29 points. Benny mentors Jerry when home from professional duties.
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Cleveland Heights
Jerry
Brothe
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