Illinois Out To Knock Off Irish
Illinois views a key clash with Notre Dame as a blood proceeding after an unbeaten season ahead of Saturday. Joe Pawlowski asserts the Ilini seek revenge, while Tommy Mills notes Notre Dame’s high praise and Indiana, Purdue, Wisconsin, and Minnesota peers eye upcoming tests with star players and injuries shaping lineups.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Joe Pawlowski
Ilinois
Ilini
Notre Dame
Tommy
Mills
Frank Leahy
Billy Hillenbrand
Lou Sabin
Hoosiers
Charles Jacoby
Huskers
Purdue
Iowa
John Galvin
Hawkeyes
Ben Trickey
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Sig Harris
Michigan Wolverines
Bernie Bierman
Michigan
Gophers
Harmon
Crisler
Four Pro Football Stars Shine In American Loop
In NFL stats, Clarence Manders leads ball carries with 211 yards on 43 attempts for 4.9 yards per rush. Green Bay stars Cecil Isbell and Don Hutson top passing and receiving, with Hutson leading in points and Manders holding early rushing supremacy. Johnny Drake and Frank Filchock trail in total yardage.
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Chicago
Ted Williams
Hutson- Hinkle-Ishell-Manders
Clarence
Pug) Manders
Brooklyn
Cecil Isbell
Green Bay
Don Hutson
Clark Hinkle
Ward Cuff
Bob Snyder
New York
Hinkle
Hutson
Manders
Johnny Drake
Cleveland
Frank Filchock
Washington
Bowling recreation league scores and team totals
Urquhant and Sons led with strong individual marks including Hansen 647 and Stafford 688. Skaggs, Rep-and Gagnon's, Lampes, Morin-Calion, Huron Grocery, Ted's Stop and Shop, Golden Pheasant League entries, and others posted varied totals with multiple handicaps and high game performances across the circuit.
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Urquhant & Sons
B. Urquhe
H. Peterson
D. Urquhart
Hansen
Stafford
Skaggs
Parsons
Walker
Graves
Mann
Andersen
Fairmont's
Thorpe
Capersmith
Henderson
Ramsel
Uck
Rep
Gagnon
Williams
Ray
Cornelisen
Dummy
Lampes
Hoffman
Lampe
Sorensen
Wagner
Jorgensen
Handicap
Morin-Calion
Steinborn
Gunderson
Reyer
Kadeleck
Wogner
Huron Grocery
Hatfield
Anderson
Wetrich
Cox
Walsh
Successful Softball Season At Hitchcock
Hitchcock Bluejays completed a solid softball season by defeating Wolsey Cardinals 7 to 9 to end with six wins and three losses. They beat Bonilla Beadle Conference champions 25 to 9 in the semifinals to win the trophy, and coach Marten plans his initial basketball call next week. The season closes with the first game set for November 21 in Frankfort.
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Hitchcock Hitchcock
Hitchcock Bluejays
Wolsey Cardinals
Bluejays
Bonilla
Beadle
Marten
Frankfort
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