Campolo KOed in second round by Carnera in big fight
In Madison Square Garden the 12,000 crowd watched Argentine giant Primo Carnera brutally floor Campolo in the second round. Campolo, weighing 491 pounds, failed to land meaningful blows as Carnera unleashed rapid rights and lefts. The setback likely ends Campolo’s heavyweight hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Herbert W. Barker
New York
Navy
Wie
Campolo
South America
Argentina
Madison Square
Garden
Tommy Leughan
Ernie Schaaf
Campoo
Smith
Caragra
Caripolo
William Muldivan
Carnera
Primo
Keens
Wessington Basketball Team Starts Prep For Season Opener
Wessington high school will resume workouts Monday led by four lettermen veterans Marshall Kestner McNeil and Esher with several developing players. Schedule lists games from December 2 against Sand Creek Consolidated through February 13 at Wessington and away at Plankinton Miller Hitchcock and other opponents.
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Wessington
Nelson
Wessington High School
Wessingtent i
Marshall
Kestner
McNeil
Eshter
Sand Creek Consolidated
Bonilla
St Lawrence
Wolsey
Ree Heights
Hitchcock
Cavour
Sand Creek
Miller
Plankinton Training School
Plankinton
Websey
Benilla
Fragmented sports snippet with unclear names and events
A garbled account mentions efforts to crown a national football champion, references Yale players and a Trojan-Iriah game. It notes a broken nose for Half beck Jia Mutick and a vague context about teams and locations, with several unreadable phrases and misspelled names.
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Pudge Heftelinger
Yale
Yee Shien Tao
Halfbeck Jia Mutick
Ein Ho
Dempsey Stops Three Ringmen In Short Card
In Phoenix on November night Tack Dempsey returned to action and defeated three opponents in just over two rounds. He registered two knockouts and one technical knockout before a towering 240 plus pound foe was halted by referee Harry Gaskin. Opponents included Rufino Alvarez of El Paso Texas and Ernie Musick of Denver. Jimmy Long of Detroit lasted two minutes 28 seconds before the ref stopped his bout.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Tack Dempsey
Harry Gaskin
Rufino Alvarez
el Pa
Tex
Ernie Music
Minnesota in Charity Game Returns Old Rivalry
In Minneapolis on November 22 Minnesota and Ohio State renewed their long rivalry for a charity game benefiting the unemployed. Ohio State entered as favorite with a shot at a Big Ten title if Purdue beat Northwestern. Minnesota players Burdick, Robinson, and MacDougall faced injuries or illness while early ticket sales approached $90,000.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Ohio State
Gophers
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Purdue
Quentin Burdick
Brad Robinson
Ken MacDougall
Linaups
Rival Grid Teams Banquet Together
In Minneapolis, November, for the first time in 23 years a University of Minnesota football team honors coach George Shepard. A joint banquet with rival teams marks a rare show of collegiate unity in the aftermath of a challenging season.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Fights and Travels Mentioned In Patchy Boxing Roundup
Fights last night saw Poreda of Jersey City stop Ficwcello of New York while Portney of Baltimore outpointed Rapp of Camden. Detiel beat Das in Racuae, Briere stopped Wy, Klan stopped by San Francisco, and December of Marquette outpointed Stirhuad in Cleveland. The Frieeda Gators will cover about 6506 miles for their 18 game football schedule.
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Poreda
Jersey City
Ralph Ficwcello
New York
Wilmington
D&l
Jack Portney
Beltimore
Frankie Rapp
Camden
HW. J
Ken Deteiel Tote Das
Racuae
Aopoe Briere
San Francisco
Eddie Klan
Cleveland
Jack December
Marquette
Mich
Joe
Armours Meats
Cumerford-Kooy's
Armour Quint
Jones Chevroleta
Cumerford-Kooyman
Northwestam Public Service Com. Landis
Walker
Garagemen
Freyme
Nonthe
Anmene Meats Hobbs
Johnsen
Waller
SH Landis
Hinkley
Cumerford & Keoyminane
Aee
Lambert
Kooyman
New York Sun selects Morton over Wood for All American quarterback
The New York Sun named its All-America eleven with Dartmouth quarterback Morton chosen over Harvard’s Barry Wood. Repeat picks include Marchmont Schwarz of Notre Dame and Ernie Pinckett and John Baker of California. Clarence Munn of Minnesota named lineman of the year.
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New York
New York Sun
Bill Morton
Dartmouth
Barry Wood
Harvard
Sunsaga Wood
Marchmont Schwarz
Notre Dame
Ernie Pinckett
John Baker
California
Schwartz
Clarence Munn
Binnesota
Cronkite
Kansas State
Hardy
Burn
Minnesota
Daugherty
Pittsburgh
Baker
Southern Californ
Football Results From Associated Press Roundup
East Yale Junior varsity defeated Princeton J Y 6 to 0. South Miami Ja beat Braking 9 to 0. Murray Kentucky Teachers routed West Tennessee Teachers 28 to 2. Southwest West Teachers edged McMurry 18 to 9.
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East
Yale
Princeton J. Y
South Miami Ja
Braking
Murray
West Tennessee
Southwest West
McMurry
Zorilla II Scores First Knockout in Career
Hollywood reports Fidel La Barba former flyweight champion scored a sixth round knockout on Santyzo from Panama in a ten round bout. La Barba floored his opponent for a nine count, the referee Abe Roth stopped the fight as Santy lay incapacitated.
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Hollywood
Santiego Zora
Panama
Fidel la Barba
la Barba
Santy
Abe Roth
Northwestern Seeks Big Ten Title In Rainbound Clash
Northwestern faces Purdue in a Soldier Field showdown to reaffirm the Western Conference title bid amid forecasts of rain and fog. The Wildcats, needing a win, rely on their line and defense as Purdue aims to jump early behind a powerful backfield to derail the bid.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Wildcats
Soldier Field
Fordue
Iowa
Ore
Boilermakers
Stan Williamson
Mennesota
Indiana
Ter
Tommy Yarr
Notre Dame
Yarr
Purdue
Best Back Debate Sparks Notre Dame Grid Talk
Ernie Pinckert hails Marchy Schwarte as top back while noting Gaius Shaver could outpace in open field. Newspaper column recalls past Notre Dame clash with Trojans, praising Schwarte’s tackling and Shaver’s potential. local sentiment shifts to a lively matchup analysis.
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Ernie Pinckert
Marchy Schwarte
Pinckert
Gaius Shaver
Ted Kid Lewis runs for London office amid low support
In London Ted Kid Lewis sought political office and drew only U51 votes, once idolized in the East End for his boxing fame. Joe Jacobs sought 200000 dollars plus 40 percent of the gate for a Schmeling fight, potentially waiving the guarantee for a larger share if timing favored the bout. Rabbit Maranville thrilled Japanese crowds with his famed stomach catch and lively antics, endearing him to fans who praised his down to earth nature.
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Ted Kid Lewis
London
East End
Joe Jacobs
Maxie Schmeling
Walker
Joe
Rabbit Maranville
Japan
Frie Start Out On Reece Veimuetion Of Nez Sy Of Wins
A fragmented recap notes Cane scoring 33 points and Southern's fragile morale after a long run of losses to Harvard and others. It mentions defensive battles, a rash of sacks, and a cited streak of 12 wins in 17 games, with lineups listed including Stecke, Brown, and Kilday.
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Reece
Veimuetion
Southern
Harvard
Stecke
Big Ten End Season With Potential Title Showdown
Chicago November early report outlines the Big Ten finale at Soldier Field where Northwestern faces Purdue and Michigan meets Wisconsin while Minnesota battles Ohio State. A Purdue win could yield a five five record for both Northwestern and Purdue, with Michigan or Ohio State potentially securing top position depending on other results. Funds from the game go to unemployment relief in six states, and crowds are expected smaller due to weather.
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Midwest
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Minnesota
Northwestern
Purdue
Temple
Missouri
Kansas City
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Baylor
Rice
Methodist
Texas Christian
Chicago
Soldier Field
Wisecorsin
Ann Arbor
Misnnesota
Minneapolis
Badgers
Woilverlees
Ohio
Harriers Compete In A A U Contest
Harriers from multiple clubs and colleges race for the national A A U cross country championship on a course in Jersey City. Notable figures include Le Roger Arnett and Dorches, with drivers and teams from Michigan State Normal, Monarch Athletic Club, and others showcasing historic Midwest cross country competition.
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Ional
Michigan State Merric
Eizi
Middle West
Roger Arnett
William C. Zepp
Dorches
Jersey City
Hill and Dale
Athletic Club
Janz
Big Ter
Odden Track Club
Chicago
Monarch Athletic Club
Toronwide Cauilllub
MLC. A
Detroit
Michigan State College
Clarke Chanmberlain
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University of Wisconsin
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Stuart ‘Holcomb
Ted Ey
Munn
Citiex
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Dempsey
George
Shepard
Werte
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Kurth
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Associated Press
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Louisiana State
Southern California
Wildcates
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Army
Yankee Stadium
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Georgetown
West Virginia
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Doc Barber
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Pinckett
Carnegie Tech
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Caridee
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Harriers
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Ceorge Lundeen
Clevelar
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