California Bears Keep No 1 Ranking In AP Ballot
California’s Golden Bears hold the top spot in the AP national college football ranking for a second straight week after routing Southern California. Pittsburgh moves to No 2 as Yale and Baylor gain, with Ohio State and Dartmouth entering the top ten. Newcomers Baylor Vanderbilt Ohio State Dartmouth rise on a weekend of decisive victories.
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Injuries Hit Big Six Camps Cloud Weekend Games
Kansas State could rely on veterans Jack Baer and Woody Huddleston as Oklahoma Missouri suffer lasting injuries after a rough weekend. Howard Teeter may miss the rest of the season for Norman. Missouri reshapes line with replacements for Huson Bitty and B D Simon. Fortunes shift as teams in the Big Six assess fitness ahead of Indiana and Nebraska clashes.
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Wrestling Recap Features Lopez Triumphs in Slugfest
In Wilmington Vincent Lopez of Los Angeles defeated Billy Hanson of Salt Lake City in straight falls. In Atlantic City Ray Steele of Los Angeles pinned Rob Russell of Memphis with a 2212 score.
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Coach Mal Stevens airs his troubles at NYU
New York University coach Mal Stevens spoke about his eight year old son’s question on the season. Stevens said the Violets had a fair chance to beat Lafayette after Lafayette defeated NYU 14 to 0, and the boy berated his father claiming the team was lousy. Stevens replied with the hopeful line about not saying sorry.
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A A A Parley Faces Problems At Boston Convention
New York report outlines A A U challenges ahead at Boston meeting November 13 to 15. Top items include start blocks, removing 200 meter hurdles, wind definitions, eight regional championships, and a probe into refusing German tour athletes. Officials deny punitive intent though correspondence exists with the International Amateur Athletic Federation. Bo Ekelund of Sweden denies a ban.
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Fights Last Night by The Associated Frese
Chicago bout saw Harvey Woods of St Paul outpoint Paul Lee while Everett Simington of Poplar Bluffs Mo defeated Al Man Figmer at light welterweight in Sioux City. In Salt Lake City Jackie Burke of Ogden KO’d Lake Warfare of St Paul as weights were not provided.
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Speedy Glickman Sparks Syracuse Football Triumphs
Syracuse relied on Martyn Glickman’s blazing speed to carve up Cornell and carry the Orange to a 358 yard offensive showcase. The Brooklyn product, once a standout at James Madison High, dazzled with long runs and a key two touchdown performance. He also starred in the St Lawrence game, scoring twice and aiding setups with precise passes.
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Semi-Pros Seek Better Umpiring
New York article reports the Semi-Pro Baseball Congress moving to strengthen umpiring with a national association of umpires for the 1938 tournaments and championship series. Ernest C. Quigley will head the organization, overseeing about 10 000 sandlot umpires and releasing the semi pro rules next year.
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Gamage Coaches Coyotes as Homecoming Raises Stakes
Vermillion fans weigh pre game odds after South Dakota beat Morningside and trounced South Dakota State while the Jackrabbits lean on veteran forward wall. State seeks first win over Coyotes in two years as homecoming pressure grows for Coach Gummage.
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Secret Practice At Minnesota For Tilt With Notre Dame
Chicago reports Minnesota and Notre Dame will clash in Minneapolis on Saturday in a highly anticipated game. Officials expect about 65 000 spectators as both teams seek national prestige after slow starts. Minnesota drills featured passing and punting while Notre Dame relies on McCarthy and McCormick to upset the favored Gophers.
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Illini to Honor Coach Bob Zuppke at Michigan game
Champaign Miners will pay homage to Bob Zuppke for 25 years as Illinois football coach. A tribute will be read by President A. C. Willard between halves at Memorial Stadium during the Michigan-Illinois game.
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Bowing Visit Brother Bonilla Oct 2 Special
Mr and Mrs Ben Hanson and their children visit her brother Ross Bingham and his wife Juerr Burdette Sunday in a family gathering.
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War Admiral Returns in Churchill Handicap Race
War Admiral, the three year old Derby winner, returns to action at Churchill Downs in the $1,400 Churchill Handicap after a hoof injury sidelined him since June. He faces ten rivals including Evergold Aneroid and Threadneedle as jockey Hearne is listed to ride. Fred Apostoli defeats Tony Celli in a Philadelphia bout.
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Casey Stengel Named Boston Bees Manager in National League
Boston Bees president Bob Quinn said Casey Stengel would return to manage the club in the National League. Quinn noted Stengel's prior interest and that talks included a possible one year or longer arrangement. Stengel, 46, long a major leaguer with the Dodgers Braves Giants and others, finished his playing career with the Braves in 1939.
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