Notre Dame Pitsburgh clash draws near at Rambler Stadium
National spotlight centers on Notre Dame and Pittsburgh as a capacity crowd is expected for Saturdays intersectional football game. Andy Puplivs place kick sparked a 7 to 0 win over Minnesota, fueling tickets sales. Haley’s ticket office anticipates up to 54 000 and the series finale adds to the drama as Pitt brings a potent offense and coach El roct Layden strengthens defense.
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Marshall Jeie Goldberg
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BON U.S. Stars Win Canadian Honors
Ten former American college stars are named to the first Western Provincial Football Union All-Star team. Represented are players from North Dakota and other schools, with Hanson of Winnipeg named unanimous star. The roster includes several ex-North Dakota and North Dakota State alumni among others from Regina and Calgary clubs.
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Western Provincial Football Union
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Winged Rorvig
Calvary Bronks
Ralph Pierce
Regina ‘Roughriders
Martin Gammer
Winnipeg” “Blue Bombers
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Twinkle-Toes
Hanson
North Dakota State
Bud Marquardt
Blue Bombers
Lary Rogers
Calgary
California
Art Stevenson
Hesme
College
Nebraska
Bob Fritz
Corwordia College
Minnesota
Inp
Dean Grifing
Regina
Kansas State
Howard
Hurd
Gonzage
Middie
Bob Walker
South Dakota
Boxing Notes and Sporadic Stray Facts From New York Roundup
Eddie Brietz reports on Basco stable fighters winning by knockout on Mike McKinney's Akron card and mentions future bouts for Sixto Escobar in Brooklyn on November 13. The piece weaves in fringe sports tidbits including Minnesota Gophers backfield struggles, Joe Louis and Jack Dempsey exchanges, and a chaotic football sequence at Maevard with Princeton backs hampered by the line.
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New York
J. R. Basco
Barber
Ohio
Basco
Pugs
Mike McKinney
Akron
Chopls
Bix Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Jack Dempsey
Verment Quarles
Guyggine
Temps
Jim Downhig
Sixto Escobar
Johnny de Foe
Brooklyn
Minnesota
Gophers
Ten Team Intramural Volleyball Opens Thursday
Junior high boys organize ten teams for a round robin intramural volleyball league to begin play Thursday. Captains include Donald Miner leading the Farmers facing Gordon Dean's Managers. Frank Bleckinger leads the Tiners against Gerald Hansen's Servicemen, with others listed as Railroaders Highwaymen Underwriters Cleaners Managers Farmers Oils Businessmen and more.
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Gordon Dean
Frank Blechinger
Tinners
Gerald Hannon
John Jensen
Ceptaky
Howard Hanson
Selmer Beterson
Paul Stal
Junior Lorghe
Keith Doner
George Younkin
Glenty Aschetter
LaVerne Jorgenson
Kenneth Dilley
Captan
Kenneth King
Ellis’ Anderson
Dale McNutt
Lawrence Hole
Duane Hetlinger
Wallace Hatlestad
George Stafford
Ronald Manolis
Gerald Hansen
Donald Mc
Bob Hoffman
Thomas Pappas
Billy Tryrell
Bob Zeer
Bob Doty
Donald Maxvold
Mike Shaw
Roger Goodlander
Melvin Medigar
Roland Schulz
Chandler Beach
Roger
Teacher
Wesley
Fliss
Gerald Wilson
Marvin Hyde
Donald Koppert
Mac Saunders
Ellis Anderson
Harlyn Hedhlom
Darold Shanahan
Leland Artoman
Bob Grecchius
Bob McArthur
Raymond Kaminsky
Chester Boyle
Floyd Carpenter
Richard ‘O'Kane
Leonard Hay
Charlea Steinbom
Richard Tovey
Claude Gascoigne
Johnny Neun Named To Manage Newark Bears
Johnny Neun former major league first baseman and farm system manager was named Tuesday as manager of the Newark Bears in the International League for the 1938 campaign He succeeds Oscar Vitt who left to become manager of the Cleveland Indians.
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Newark Bears
Oscar Vitt
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Ambers Declines Day Challenge in Chicago Stadium
World welterweight champion Lou Ambers insists a bout with Barney Ross’s protege Davey Day must be earned. The dispute centers on Day’s chance after Day reportedly beat Enrico Venturi in New York. Ambers has declined to sign for the proposed Chicago stadium fight.
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Enrico Venturi
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Pitt And Fordham Risk Reputations In Intersections
Eastern teams push for national acclaim in cross country as they enter a heavy intersectional weekend. Pittsburgh, Fordham, Villanova, Temple, Syracuse, Buffalo and others prepare as Notre Dame, Marquette and Michigan State stand ready to challenge.
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Andy Farkes
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Shreveport
Wheelers Set To Battle Faulkton Friday On Home Field
Doland Wheelers prepare for a Friday home game against Faulkton with a fast versatile six man backfield led by Coats and Smith. After an easy win over Groton last Friday the squad works on downfield blocking and contact timing to sustain scoring drives. Joe St Petey and Wurtz return to bolster weight and defensive strength as Coach Hubbard plans to field his Mighty Midgets in a full afternoon battle.
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Bob Feller Birthday Gift From World Series Players
Bob Feller received a $443.63 birthday boost from World Series players as the Cleveland Indians pitcher marked his nineteenth birthday. He plans a quiet day with family at Van Meter and farm chores, aiming to stay home through winter to train for the 1938 season.
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Springfield Claims Sioux Falls Fielder
Springfield, Mo club claims Harry Schuniel centerfielder and lead hitter for the Sioux Falls Canaries of the Nebraska State Baseball League. Rex Sticker, owner, says the Missouri club, part of the St. Louis Cardinal System, filed the claim. Schuniel hit 10 home runs and drove in 60 runs in his first full season.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
New York journalist Loualee 18 Brooklyn stopped Joey Wach 15 in a boxing match held in New York City. The event drew local fans and showcased rising contenders from the East Coast.
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New York
It Happened On The Gridiron at Centenary College
Centenary college quarterback Manning Smith lost his pants during a rough play against Texas A and M while advancing to the S yard line. An assistant or opposing player grabbed his waist as he reached the line, and Smith scored a touchdown. Curtis from Centenary contributed to the play.
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National Horse Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
In New York City the National Horse Show begins eight days of competition at Madison Square Garden from November 3 to 7. The event features the International Military Jumping Contests with teams from the United States and several European nations. the U S entries include mounts Ugly Dakota for Aleshire and Masquerader, among others.
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Wrestling Results From The Associated Press
In New York Jesse James Hywood of California defeated Steve Pusgas from Greece after 47 minutes. Montreal and Chicago figures show Burns and Pesek winning by two straight falls. Lincoln Nebraska’s John Pesek beat Pancho Valdex. Everett Marshall from Lajunta Colorado defeated George Zabarias of Pueblo Colorado in a 3 fall contest.
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Hywood
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Me—Yooo Robert
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Jack Burns
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Rat Venna
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Mexico
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Pueblo
Sid Luckman leads Columbia passers in rough season
In six games this season Sid Luckman has thrown 212 passes and completed 57 for 740 yards. Detroit guard Frank Kondraski looks to claim a championship despite less practice due to a knee issue. Fordham, weighed by Purdue next Saturday, faces heavier opposition as Bellemakers average 198 pounds. Spring Hill players endure punishment and travel for a doubleheader with Millsaps as they brace for Miss. state clash.
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Southern Normal Comes To Huron With Good Record
Springfield reports Southern Normal’s football 1939 Pointer squad holds second in the conference. Loss to Sioux Falls Braves marked a stumble, but wins over Worthing Junior College Spearfish Norms School of Mines and Easter Normal bolster the offense. Coach Montgomery and assistant H P Ackert expand the coaching staff to accelerate building a strong squad.
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Kansas Regulars Go To Hospital
Kansas City report shows two Kansas regulars sidelined by injuries with linemen Lnemen and another from the line listed among those hospitalized. Fred Bosilevac and George Stapleton also nursing, others may be ready for Lincoln game. Nebraska and Oklahoma concerns center on offense and pass defense ahead of Saturday battles.
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Goodman Wins Again In Mexican Tourney
Johnny Goodman former Omaha caddy defeats Don Schumacher 5 and 4 in a 36 hole final at Mexico City Country Club to retain United States amateur championship title for a second straight year. Schumacher showed bursts of brilliance but Goodman remained steady four under par for 31 holes. In a separate notice, George Cockill Sr., 56, former Bucknell football coach, died in Harrisburg.
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War Admiral Races Today At Pimlico
War Admiral, money-maker of the year and paddock favorite, prepared to race today in the $7,500 Pimlico Special against nine second-season thoroughbreds. Seabiscuit, recently a top earner, did not enter, leaving Burning Star as the strongest challenger from Shandon Farm. Burn ing Star placed third in the Washington stakes and is considered a dangerous entry.
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Glan Riddle
Heelflg
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Laurel
Shandon
Burning Star
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