Army versus Notre Dame at Soldier Field headline clash
The Soldiers Field showdown pits Army and Notre Dame before about 125,000 fans. The 1913-era rivalry renews with Notre Dame favored over Army at 2 to 1, flawless records on the line, Coach Rockne and Ralph Sasse preparing their best lineups for the 1:30 p.m. C.S.T. kickoff.
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LaBarba Victory Sparks Protests at Madison Square Garden
Fidel La Barba won a decision over Bud Taylor of Terre Haute at Madison Square Garden, though many protested the verdict. Taylor pressed early and often, but La Barba’s tight defense contained his punches, with the bout featuring no knockdowns or clear finishes.
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Redfield Expects Good Cage Outfit For Winter
Redfield high school anticipates a strong basketball season with six lettermen returning and thirteen in pool for positions. Captain Larson Fitzgerald Roberts Van Weld DuBois Waite head the varsity hopefuls as fourteen games loom, including key clashes with Huron Mitchell Sioux Falls and Aberdeen. The schedule opens December 12 against Miller on the Redfield floor as the Pheasants pursue a busy Eastern South Dakota conference slate.
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All Eastern football teams omit Booth and Wood
NEA Service lists first and second All-Eastern selections for 1931 with many Dartmouth Harvard Colgate and Pitt players. Albie Booth and Barry Wood are notably excluded, while Hart and Macaluso of Colgate, and Baker of Pitt receive praise as top performers.
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Albie Booth
New Haven
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Jock Sutherland
Macaluso
Andy Kerr
New York Sun Favors Middle West In Selecting All American Team
The New York Sun names its All American grid selections with two players from Notre Dame and two from the Big Ten. It highlights interferors and defensive players and lists F Baker Northwestern Edwards Washington State Koch Baylor Ticknor Harvard W Baker Southern California Bington Alabama Fader Ohio State Carideo Notre Dame Schwartz Notre Dame Pinckett Southern California Macaluso Colgate as the chosen lineup.
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Ohio State
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Macaluso
Colgate
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Wrestling and boxing rivalry on fans and scandals
An Associated Press report notes fan discontent with boxing in New York and other cities, contrasting it with wrestling where fouls occur days before matches. It mentions occasional ring tosses and head impacts on concrete, claims some outcomes are faked, and cites recent boxing results including Fidel La Barba beating Hud Taylor and Mickey Walker stopping K D in Akron.
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Fidel la Barba
Los Angeles
Hud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
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Mickey Walker
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Ohio
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Winnipeg
West Virginia football season notes and coach advice
A fragment recounts West Virginia's steady play and calls for peaceful reception of the team. It mentions line selections, bruises from players, and guidance from coaches, noting three schools’ input on best and most vigorous play.
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West Virginia
Advins
Dartmouth
Art Shires Returns to Minors with Milwaukee Brewers
CHICAGO November 23 The Horatio Alger like saga of Charles Arthur Shires continues as he joins the Milwaukee Brewers of the American Association for 10000 dollars after Washington sold him. Shires, once with the Texas league and Chicago White Sox, faced suspensions for training breaches and fights, later played in Hollywood and married a University of Wisconsin co ed.
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Hollywood
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University of Wisconsin
Oregon Back Sets Record For Scores
CORVALLIS Oregon Head third string half back Oregon State college stands among scoring leaders. In the Pacific university game he scored four times in ten minutes for 24 points or more, with a kickoff return from the 15 yard line for the last tally. An automobile wrecker helped rescue a 30 pound calf that wandered into a welk at Fort Scott Kansas. Avocados used as shortening for bread by a Santa Ana California farmer.
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Jackrabbits lose two stars but field strong 1931 team
South Dakota State College loses Ray Jenison and Ray Schultz to graduation leaving a core of six juniors and a wave of promising sophomores and freshmen. Coach Kasper anticipates future success with guard Norbert De Frees, quarterback Stanley Rishoi, and ends Mayhard Tollefson and Merwin Wheeler among returning lettermen. The schedule was tough but showed the team’s potential for 1931.
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Merwin Wheeler
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Kasper Said
Gifford Henson
Steven Kourtan
Rudolph Lee
Nick Bromberg
Leonard Kulish
Nasier Salem
Herbert Schulte
Louis Teply
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Harold Roll
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Alan Henry
Harvey Severson
Don Carr
William Schwieren
Milton Ulvig
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George Thompsett
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Roy Stewart
Joe Qualm
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Alpena Red Dragons Defeat Prep Cagers In Fight
Alpena, Nov 29. The Alpena Red Dragons defeated the high school Wildcats 23 to 16 in a hotly contested game. The Dragons built a 15 to 4 halftime lead with a strong defense that stumped the Wildcats throughout the first half. The prep team outscored opponents in the second half but could not bridge the gap.
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Uncertain Status For Kansas Star In 1931 Big Six
Kansas City November 29 University of Kansas athlete Pi Eugi Wu faced an undetermined status for Big Six competition in 1931 after a season of conference deliberations. A final decision was promised after a session concluded yesterday with plans for further meetings to resolve the issue.
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George Earnshaw plans big bets for Mack and Cochrane
In Philadelphia discussions swirl about funding baseball stars and new Athletic players for next season. George Earnshaw seeks 30 000 for pitching and 60 000 for two players, while Mickey Cochrane looms as catcher. Philadelphia youth and reserves gain chances as Frank Higgins Eric McNair and Dib Williams push into lineup alongside veteran Dykes, Fow and Boley. Local caper notes and peanuts mark Mississippi cooperative units forming with 80 050 000 pounds expected.
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San Francisco
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Walker Hammers Christner Out Of Ring Early In Go
November 2014 Chicago boxing scene reports World middleweight champion Walker Welker delivering a KO to challenger Christner in the early rounds at Coliseum. Spectators saw a strong assault ending with a knockdown and referee count, securing Welker the victory.
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Eastern Outfits To Start Windup
New York reports begin preparations for an important windup as teams vie for an undefeated season. Cold weather disrupts early practices while Holy Cross renews its traditional rivalry with Boston College at Boston. Navy eyes forthcoming duels with Penn and Army as Annapolis hosts key matchups.
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Waltons Will Stage Annual Turkey Shoot
The Walton league held its third annual turkey shoot at the tiurongan club Sunday with two traps active from 10:00 a.m. Prizes include turkeys geese ducks and more. The heated class house provides shelter and lunches will be served on site. Shooters may form their own squads.
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Dartmouth and Stanford Meet on Slow Field
The undefeated Dartmouth college team traveled to Stanford to face the Indians as heavy rain slowed the field. Dartmouth used its strong forward wall led by Jack Casinell to disrupt Stanford’s inside running, while Stan Yudicky suffered an injury and was limited to using three wing backs Branch Whitehair and Sullivan who were not standout performers.
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