Easterners Set To Rally In Major Gridiron Talk
New York November 2 The East dominates the undefeated ten and could supply key candidates for the national title debate. Pitt Fordham Holy Cross Dartmouth Dartmouth LaFayette California Santa Clara Alabama are highlighted as the top contenders with Rose Bowl implications. Southwest race tightens as Rice can clinch the crown. Missouri and Notre Dame feature prominently in other regional battles. Major league minors prepare for convergence in Milwaukee with trade talk and pace to overhaul roster depth in Chicago.
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Dartmouth
Holy Cross
LaFayette
Alabama
California
Santa Clara
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Expect Dykes To Play Santa Claus
Chicago reports Jimmy Dykes says managers like Cochrane will expect him to trade players for nothing in return at Milwaukee meetings. Dykes jokes about Santa Claus duties but insists he needs players and warns he cannot lose Cochrane. He cites past deals and mentions Vern Kennedy or Monte Stratton as possible targets.
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Jimmy Dykes
Milwaukee
Mickey Coch
Detroit Tiger
Cochrane
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al Simmons
Mike
White Sox
Marsin Owen
Tigers
Sox
Vern Kennedy
Monte Stratton
Santa Claus
Lash Sets Record In Fourth Straight Win at Track Meet
Lash claimed a new record as he won his fourth straight event at the branch Brook Park meet near Newark New Jersey He led Indiana University to victory in a cross country event and set a national amateur athletic union mark in a 7 mile race amid wet conditions with mid depth mud.
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N. J
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Wilde
Ritols
Branch Brook Park
Bonilla Preps Defeat Alumni in Fast Game
Bonilla high school boys defeated Alumni 24 to 22 in a tight Friday night matchup at Bonilla. Girls’ team lost 38 to 2 to Alumni, while prep for conferences continues. boys schedule lists multiple games from November to February with several conference dates.
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Virgin
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Atkinson
Hamilton
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Peterson
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Kenison
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Meyer
Sawtelle
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Williams
Crawford
McKichan
FR. Baley
Varney
Miller
Honilla
Maybel
Virgil
Huron
Yale
Warner
Mungo On Block But Deal Must Be Good
New York reports Brooklyn Dodgers ace Mungo is on the trading block but will not depart Ebbets Field unless the deal benefits the Dodgers. Samus Burlaigh Grimes leads the team to baseball meetings to begin rehabilitating the Brooklyn club. He stresses Mungo remains the Dodgers property until a suitable trade is made.
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Ebbets Field
Dodgers
Samus Burlaigh Grimes
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Weekend college game results scattered across several matchups
The page lists multiple scorelines including St Thomas over La Salle 19 9 and Santa Clara 27 against Gonzaga 0 with Villanova 25 and Loyola Los Angeles unspecified. Saturday results show Missouri 0 over DC 2 and Duke 0 over Pittsburgh 10, Notre Dame 13 over Southern California, plus varied others including Texas Christian 3 and Baylor 0, Oregon State 24 over Mexico 2.
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Missouri
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Duke
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Southern California
Michigan State
San Francisco
Major Gridiron Champions Named at New York
The conference of sectional champions for 1930s football lists winners across major leagues. Pitt Fordham Villanova Dartmouth Harvard Minnesota Nebraska Missouri Tulsa Creighton Alabama Louisiana State Southern North Carolina Maryland Duke Colorado Utah State Dartmouth Lehigh Northwestern Washington.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Valley
Tulsa
Creighton
Alabama
Louisiana
North Carolina
Maryland
Duke
Tocky Morotala
Colorado
Utah
Radio Features and Evening Schedule From WIZ and Others
Radio listings reveal Gene Nehl performing in a lightweight diving suit off Lake Michigan with two depth tests at 340 feet and 2 feet, plus a Milwaukee area pickup. The page also catalogs a dense slate of programs across WIZ NBC WABC CBS WEAF and other stations, including Dr Charles Stelle on labor, Burns and Allen, Benny Meroff Orchestra, Marion Davies, Wayne King, George Hamilton Orchestra, and multiple drama, opera, and music segments scheduled through late night, with varied hosts and orchestras listed in order.
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Dasether
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Sea
Pat Harrison
WEAF
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Richard Crooks
Fibber McGee
Phil Spitalny
Frank Black
Benny Meroff
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Hollace
Gerald Swope
WIZ
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London
International Livestock
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Hix Gang
Jack Oakie College
le Casino
St . Pally Follies
Daneing Music
Pr Melodies
George Olsen
Dick Himber
O ” Ticker
Ted Fiorito
Fogers Orchesta
Senior Golfers Set For Pro Tournament
AUGUSTA Ga Nov 29 Forty golfers aged 40 or more completed preparations for the inaugural Professional Golfers Association Seniors tournament to be held tomorrow. Noted entrants include Jock Hutchinson from Evanston Ill and English-born pro Flood at Shuttle Meadow Conn along with George Low of Palm Beach and Rennsylania based figure.
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Professional Golfers’ Association
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Rvanston
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Conn
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Huskers Clinch Big Six Crown at Kansas City
Nebraska clinched the Big Six title with a 3 to victory over Kansas State on a late field goal. Lowell English kicked the decisive score after a patient late drive, completing a dramatic season for the Huskers with explosive, varied offense and a bold clock-management sequence.
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Nebraska
Kansey State
Enchanga
Iowa State
Fitsburgh
Lace
Kansas State
Bob Briggs
Johrnny Howell
Oklahoma
Rules Committee to Meet in New York
The notes of the Football Coaches Association committee will meet with the football rule committee of the National Collegiate Athletic Association on December 38 in New Orleans. The date was yesterday, according to the report, with officials possibly attending to discuss football rules changes.
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Football Coaches Association
Natonal
College" Athletic’ Association
New Orleans
Undefeated United Colorado Places Three on AP All Conference Team
United Colorado University earns three players on the 1998 AP Alt Rocky Mountain Conference football squad. QB Byron White tops scorers with 122 points. center Gene Moore and guard Louis Smith are also named. Coaches and officials selected the list, with first and second teams announced.
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Denver
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Associated Press
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Phi Beta Kappa
Gene Moore
Colorado
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G-Smith
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Young
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Sofie
Bringham Young
Miaio
Barrie
Magnussen
Utah State
Snow
Utah
Stringham
Egham Young
Cheney
Baugh Leads Redskins Past Packers for Surprise Victory
In Chicago on November 3, Stinging Sam Baugh, a freshman at Washington, rallied the Redskins to a 14 to 6 win over Green Bay. He connected on a 58 yard pass to Malone, then a 12 yard TD pass to seal the scoring in the final quarter as Washington eyes a Championship shot against New York Giants and Chicago Bears.
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Texas Christian
Washington Redskins
Green Hay Packers
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Redskins
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Don Hutson
Baugh
Charley ‘Malone
Bears
Cleveland
Earl Denning Dies in Chicago Boxing Note
Earl Denning, bantamweight boxing contender, is reported dead in Chicago at age 31. Details are scarce as early bulletin notes confirm his passing on November 2 with tributes from boxing circles and local sports editors.
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Chicago
Earl’ Denning
Whizzer White Tops 1937 Grid Scorers With 172 Points
Colorado's Byron Whizzer White finished the 1937 football season as the leading scorer with 172 points from eight games, surpassing Sid White and Charles Thomas but short of the all-time mark of 210 points.
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Liss
Terchum
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Roundup of college football and league moves
Winstor Salem reports a six six tie with Georgia Tech likely saving Harry Mchre's Georgia job. Notes praise for Daddie of Pittsburgh as top end. Mungo traded this week. talks of price and pricing not bragged. Cotton Bowl plans shift with Pitt rejection and Fordham or Santa Clara invited. NC two mile relay cited as strong, Piedmont League chief Hill eyeing Southern Association. Bax Wall and Duke discussed amid a flurry of coaching and league changes.
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Dellar, Daught
Jock Sutherland
Durham
Pite
Pasadena
North Carina
New York
Pitt
Cotton Bowe
Fordham
Santa Clara
Panthers Named Favorite in East Versus West Bowl Match
Pittsburgh praised by West Coast scribes as top team while coast writers favor Pitt in a poll about the Rose Bowl matchup. California interest grows as officials weigh invitational fate and California players lean toward Pitt.
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Royal Brougham
Seattler Post-Intelligencer
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Ned Cronin
Los Angeles Evening News
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Aliama
Fite
Allison
Beatty
Fittsburgh
Weather forecast for Huron area and surrounding states
Weather forecast indicates partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday for Huron and vicinity. South Dakota remains partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, Iowa trends fair with slight warmth in the east and southeast, Minnesota generally fair tonight and Tuesday with cooler pockets in the southeast and south central regions.
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Minnesota
Georgia Colemans condition listed as fair in LA report
An article reports former Olympic diving champion Georgia Coleman in fairly good condition at General Hospital in Los Angeles. The piece notes medical updates amid unclear surrounding text referencing Earth pressures and unrelated phrases.
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Los Angeles
Georsgia Coleman
Serioung Ob
Aapina
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