Fordham N Y U Game Tops Turkey Day Grid
West Point reports gloom over Army Navy clash due to weak reserves. Coach Gar Davidson says 19 dependable players remain as Cadets face a tough schedule. Naval Academy broadcasts plan world wide radio coverage of the game for service members.
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N. V.Y.U
Army
West Point
Gar Davison
Navy
J. Aeay
Davidson
Philadelphia
Ervicson
Ainst Missisippi
Wale
New Heigmes
AOUW Plans Intra Mural Play For Winter Basketball
A O U W to start intra mural league with four teams and 60 plus players. Coach Bob Campbell schedules practice next Wednesday at Jefferson School gym at 7:00. Teams named Gophers Wildsall Barron Coyons and others with captains listed. aim to balance strength before league play.
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Lna
Iinus
Jefferson School
Fair Worms
Gophers
Wilderts
Badgers
Dougles
C. Broodgood
Bryant
R. Peterson
A. Woelner
D. Nelson
Baieé
Fool
Savic
G. Bauman
Brinker
Camp
Ragedom
K. Jorgenson
F. Meyer
Simpson
Heyer
Wildsall
Glenn Burger
Bers
Robin
Hudier
Cotton
Boyle
Jobrson
Ruark
Cass
Peterson
F. Esuman
Dill
Iverson
J. Norfolks
Whittington
Loomis
H. Peterson
Barge
Z. Lam
Sutera
EB. Roknabaugh
B. Seyer
E. Bucrington
Fullerton
H. Johnson
Kody
Schownfeld
R. “Peterson
A. C. UL Wi
Lncap
South Dakota
Severnl
Campbell
Manazers
Ane
Huraa
Champs Engage In Overweight Bouts
Chicago November 23 Barney Rox swelterweight champion and Freddie Miller featherweight contender were billed as principals in two fights tomorrow night but both are overweight with little at stake beyond gate receipts. Barney faces Ceferino Garcia while Miller meets Jimmy Christy.
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Chicago
Barney Rox
Freddie Miller
Bork Ure
Barney
Ceferino Garcia
Yuneher
Miller
Jimmy Christy
Goddard Rated Top Valley Player by Coast Coaches
Washington State quarterback Ed Goddard is hailed as the Pacific coast’s most valuable performer by Los Angeles press figures and West Coast coaches. The piece praises his versatility, including rushing, passing, and kicking, and lists him among first team choices with peers from Stanford California and Washington State.
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Air Coast
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
NEA
Schby Grayson
Stanford
Fmost
Chael Cheshire
U. Ol. Ay
Joy Berwanger
Chicago
Coughlin
Handy and Durable
Berwingee
Oval
Ieeldes
Lises
Pullman
Southern California
Los Angeles Coliseum
Cheshire
Bobby Wilson
Southern Methodist Flyer
Grayson
Pattee Christofferson
Cougar
Pitskin
Mel Johansen
Wanger
Geddach
Mosezip
James
Mack
Jock
Bircingham
California
Big Bob Reynolds
Larry Lutz
Cardinals
Sraugh
Lene
Christofferton
Washington
State
Blower
Passer
Erdlatz
Saint Mary's End
Diuller
Stanford Feenter
Robert
Benes) Hamilton
Grea
EeMorcup
Reynalds
Kordick
Saint Marty's
O-Chavanr
Rachie
Stanhed
Luz
Rea
Brittingham
U. RY
C. Bond
Tigers Eye 1931 pennant bid and Simmons price clash
Nov reports Tigers owner Walter Briggs met with Cochrane to discuss a potential repeat of the American League pennant run. Bosses debated the Simmons price, Jimmy Dykes demanded $75,000 while Gerald Walker differed, as Rudy York emerged as a one man force and Mickey Cochrane resisted moving his club.
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al. Simmons
Dsird
Walter
Briggs
Tigers
Cochrane
Jimmy Dykes
Simmons
Gerald Walker
Mickey
Rudy York
Beaumont
Mickey Cock
Dent
Rams Favored To Crush Violets Rose Bowl Hopes
Associated Press reports Rams as favorites to defeat Violets and ruin Rose Bowl chances. Notes NYU Fordham clash as key on Thanksgiving weekend amid college grid matchups across East and Midwest. Mentions Penn Cornell Colgate Brown Temple Bucknell Pitt Carnegie, and notable Army Navy Yale Princeton games.
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Rams
Violets
Pulerton
Associated Press
New York
New York University
Fordham
Yale
Midwest
Vanierabilt
Alabama
Kentucky
Penn
Renks
Cornell
aliJt
Colgate
Schmeling Watches Louis Uzcudun Bout In Berlin
Berlin dispatch notes Max Schmeling plans to travel to the United States for Louis Uzcudun clash in New York on December 13 while seeking a heavyweight bout with Timmy Braddock. In San Francisco Fred Apostoli outpoints Swede Borgund. Daniel Thomas defeats Venes in separate cards.
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Schmelin
Louis -Uzcudun
Berlin
Max Schmeling
Witth
United States
Louis-Paulina Uzeudun
America
Schmeling
Timmy Braddock
San Francisco
Fred Apostoli
Jon Friso
Swede Borgund
San Dice
Calif
Dienny Thomas
Pittsburgh
Abel Venes
Girl Coach Leads Central Wildcats In City Championship Fight
Greenville reports Miss Thompson, a pioneering woman football coach, leading the Central Wildcats boys team. She emphasizes straight football with a forward pass and notes the squad of 14 has one loss and a tie in seven games. Thompson, a former teacher and multi-sport athlete, also coaches archery and has a history coaching in Tennessee.
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Mary Thompson
Gomgstars
Central Wildcats
Wildcats
Tate King
Miss Thompson
Greenville
Ail Gwaters
Thuy
Miss Thongson
Ling
Snelby County Dermitory
Gaynett, Tenn
Tennessee State Agricul
Nashvills
Green
Pavers
Thompson
Trimbte
Tuan
Fynchers College
Memphis
Guwile
Persel
Memphis Archerylub
Thempoon
National tournament opens for girls hockey stars in Cleveland
Eight towns send women field hockey players to a four day national tournament in Cleveland. An all American team will be picked after round robin play from more than 100 players, mainly graduates of eastern colleges. Today’s games feature Great Lakes Reserves versus Southeast Reserves, Southeast versus Midwest Reserves, Midwest versus Northeast, and Great Lakes versus Northeast Reserves.
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West Paine
Navy
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Washington
Canal Zone
Bal-* Bos
Howetion Islands
San Francisco
Cleveland
Grathiqtas
Great Lakes
Southeast
Midwest
Northeast
New York Runner Wins National Interscholastic Championship
Newark, Nov. 28. Ray fvali of Mont Pleasant High School Schenectady N Y led from start to finish to win the National Interscholastic Cross Country Championship with a time of 345 seconds, shaving a second off the previous record set last year by Leonard Davenhour of Syracuse.
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N. Y
Newark
N. J
Ray Fvali
Mont Pleasant High School
Schenectady
Tone
Leonard Davenhauer
Syra
Vienna cafe serves intellectuals with meals and books
A new Vienna cafe for intellectuals offers coffee, tea, bread, and butter at two gems a day. The restaurant welcomes minds as well as stomachs with books and music available to patrons.
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Vienna
Intellectu
Austie defeats Williams in Lincoln boxing bout
Kenny Austie of Grand Island outpointed Bobby Williams of Chicago in a lightweight clash. Al Soukun of Cicero stopped Jarry Trambie of Lincoln in the 8th round, securing another notable result from the Lincoln bout list.
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The
Associated Press
Lincoln
Nek
Kenny Austie
Grand Island
Bobby Wiliams
Chicago
al Soukun
Cicero
Jarry Trambie
George Sisler Returns to Browns in Ownership Role
St. Louis Nov 29 1941 George Sisler plans to return to the St Louis Browns as part owner alongside Louis B Vai Weiss and trustees of Phil Dell estate. Sisler says the group aims to buy control, with Rogers Hornsby and other listed backers involved in the venture to run the American League club.
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George Sisler
Browns
ST. Louis
Jarwig
St Louis Browns
Miter Corisorst
Tintac
Groujs
St. Louis A
Tench
Louis B. Vai Weiss
New York
Bros
Huron Eager For Cage Tournament
Huron awaits host selection as the state board narrows sites for BY tournaments. Sam Mitchell of Sioux Falls named a contender while R. E. Rawlins notes awards depend on arrangements. Preparations begin with March readiness and a new B and A division setup for South Dakota prep schools.
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Huron Wi
Athe Board of Contol
Fruil'vély Gis
Sam Mitchel
Sioux Falls
Jezus
R. E. Rawlins
Downing
Tues Aasseranc
Hal Huron
Turninens
South Dakota
Apis
SDEA
Vention
Mifeteli
Hell At Haram
Sioux Fu
Maran
Wowdmark
Anmita
Dauma
State Athletic Association
Turkey Plans Reading Push to Raise Literacy
An Ankara report says about 70 percent of Turkey's 1,000,000 inhabitants could not read or write. The Turkish Peoples Party plans colored alphabets and simple reading books for remote regions and broadcasts reading courses via government stations to combat illiteracy after adopting Latin characters.
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Ankaras
Turkey
Turkist Peoples’ Party
California Fans Eye Big Eastern Contest
California football fans discuss an upcoming eastern opponent for the Indies in the New Year’s game after noting Fordham and NYU’s results. Alfred R. Masters weighs whether the eastern representative will be chosen soon, hoping to gauge outcomes of Texas Christian and Southern Methodist before decision.
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Palo- Alto
Calif
Carornia
Fordham
Masiacs
Samsay
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