Dudley Tops Nation in Scoring and Ground Gaining Fuss
Dudley of Virginia remains intercollegiate football's leading scorer and ground gainer after four weeks, with 646 total offensive yards from 92 plays and 22 completions in 33 attempts. Frankie Albert of Stanford leads as top passer with 302 yards from 28 of 53 throws, while Navy and Washington State also place among the season's best in passing and receiving figures.
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Bowling FaiR CITY LEAGUE SUMMARY AND SCORES
Industrial and municipal league scores listed with names such as Prairie Meen Walsh Peterson and Kate Beer Teacher. totals show team frames and handicaps. The section closes with a Sports Mirror noting Detroit Tigers coach Steve O Neill and a Gehrig MVP anniversary reference.
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Nodaks Prepare For Hobo Day Clash With South Dakota State
GRAND FORKS OCT 16 Special The North Dakota University football team about 26 players strong will face South Dakota State as the main Homecoming event in Brookings Saturday. Walt Dobler is sidelined with a bad shoulder, reducing risk of further injury as UND eyes a possible later showdown with the NCAC Bison in Grand Forks October 25. UND travels the full squad to Brookings.
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Rose of Sharon blooms by the Sharon plain coast
The Rose of Sharon remains cultivated on the Sharon plain by the Mediterranean coast. Botanists identify it as tulip montana and describe it as bearing deep red towers with black centers as a member of the lily family.
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College football pay debate sparks regional clash
Sports round up from New York by Hugh Fullerton Jr reports rising tensions over college players pay in the south. Georgia Tech is noted for spending 43840 dollars last year as rival southern conference schools debate who can fund athletes. Also mentions Duke and limited access to funds amid broader conference squabbles.
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Navy Sways Toward Finest Squad In Nation Says Red Grange
Red Grange proclaims Navy may possess the country’s best team after decisive wins over William and Mary, West Virginia, and Lafayette. He notes Cornell’s offense, praises Penn and Michigan State, and previews key matchups across the nation including Dartmouth vs St. John’s and Notre Dame vs Carnegie Tech.
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San Francisco Gens Faces Palo In Rocky Mountain Showdown
A fragmented note references a San Francisco team visiting Palo to clash with Utah in a mountain region contest. It mentions a past game involving Jane and Stanford, suggesting caution about accuracy and potential errors in the brief source.
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8Ham Young
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Yale Trojans Squeeze Out Narrow 17 18 Win
Yale Trojans edge Virgil in a softball shootout. A Tuesday noon game ended 17 to 18 amid mixed hitting as Yale snapped a winless start this season with a close victory over town rivals.
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