Coyotes Aim For Sixth Straight Hobo Day Win
Brookings October 23 previewing the 28th Hobo Day clash on State field at 2 p.m. between the University Coyotes and the Rabbits. Notes past results, key players like Petranek Bond Heckeniively Burns Kessler Wallace and Forney, and the Rabbits veterans Schneider Ulrich with Evans and the Andersons listed on injury reports.
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Michigan Penn clash set with sellout crowds at Hobo Day
Record crowds expected for State College and Penn Stadium rivalry as Michigan faces Penn Saturday. Rabbits fullback trio return from injuries while Coyotes boast strong scoring yet pass defense worries. Reagan of Penn calls Harmon the greatest back he has seen as both teams tune up for the big game.
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Boland Praises Notre Dame Irish Line as Team Effort
Notre Dame line coach Jon Boland says the Irish forward wall is a “party line” not a standout unit. After three games he questions if the line is great or merely effective but observers see consistency and speed as the group’s key virtues.
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Boxing Roundups From AP Newsroom
Nat Lif tin aged 131 from New York outpointed Andy Vasquez 129 Los Angeles in eight rounds. European light heavyweight champion Anton Christifor jides from Greece knocked out Jim Reeves in Cleveland in two rounds. George Henry 147 Milwaukee outpointed Pete Deruzza 147 New York in New Bedford with a zero score.
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Chit Chat and Quick Notes From Sports Roundup
The item lists varied sports tidbits from J M Saunderson’s long coaching tenure at Morningside College to Pete Snead, Sam Snead’s brother, as assistant pro in Hot Springs. It mentions Dick Chapman’s French championship trophy tale and other personal mentions, including Pat Mullen’s wedding and a jeweler’s milestone as timekeeper. Lawrence J Skiddy is quoted from Syracuse Herald Journal.
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Indiana Faces Make Or Break Week In Big Ten Fight
Indiana University's football season hinges on a game against Northwestern after a 10 6 win over Iowa. Bo McMillin's squad relies on Little Harold Zimmer and Hal Hursh as key playmakers to energize the running and passing attack. Purdue worries and Ohio State hopes also color the race for conference honors.
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Red) Zimmer
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Nodaks Set For 28th Win In Sioux Bison Clash
GRAND FORKS Oct 23 The Sioux and Bison renew their all Worth Dakota rivalry October 26 in a long standing gridiron battle. Since 1894 the series stands 27 15 and 3 ties with both sides missing clear forecasts as past results defy prediction.
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Arm strong Stops Fontaine in Three Rounds in Seattle
Sports Mirror Today recalls Henry Arm strong stopping Ritchie Fontaine in three rounds at Seattle. The brief notes a year ago on the ring outcome with concise drama from the page.
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Wrestling Results Highlight Upsets and Victories
In Indianapolis Canada defeated Bloomington Indiana in straight falls. In Detroit Hank Greenberg and Rudy York combined for runs, while Maurice Tillett and Rane faced So eeckey McDonald in a confused Minneapolis card.
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Critics Hail Cornell As Greatest Eastern Football Team
Critics call Cornell the greatest eastern grid team and compare it with Yale 1910, Carlisle 1912, Colgate 1932, and Potsburgh era squads. Starters and reserves feature All-Americas Drakos and West, backs like Matuszczak and McCullough, and a 205-pound lines, with Snavely praising high intelligence and mobility aiding a 34-0 Colgate win and a relentless 1940 blitzkrieg through defenses.
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Brock Brothers Shine as Purdue Freshman Leads Offense
In Lafayette Indiana Purdue football gains another Brock as Bryan Brock, sophomore brother of Lou Brock, stars in fall workouts. He shows standout ability as a smashing runner while Lou Brock has moved on as a professional rookie with the Green Bay Packers.
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Law Works Law Walkill Prison Official Figures
Johnny Law, former Notre Dame All-America guard, serves as recreation director at Walill prison. James E. Money holds the post of division chief at the U S Internal Revenue Department in Birmingham Alabama.
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