Illinois to Seek Victory Over Michigan Saturday
Chicago dispatch notes veteran coach Bob Zuppke seeks a Michigan upset in his silver jubilee year at Illinois. The offense is adjusted for the Wolverines with a focus on forward passes and power plays while other Big Ten teams prep for weekend games.
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Illinois
Chicago
Bob Zuppke
Michigan
Tlingis
Zuppke
Ohio State
Farry Kipke
Wolverines
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Navy
Minnesota
Berniceman
Chicago Maroons
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Badgers
Kewa
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Hoosiers
Nebraska
Lincoln
Boxing Results From Coral Gables and New York
In Coral Gables, Bobby Britton from Miami outpointed Yucatan Kis of Mexico. In New York, Sally Krieger defeated Eddie M Sire by knockout, advancing in her bout.
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Coral Gables
Flax
Bobby Britton
Miami
Fla
Yucatan
Mexico
New York
Sally Krieger
Eddie Ma Sire
College Girls Tie Hockey Game At Pow Wow Day
The Pow Wow Day hockey match between upperclassmen and freshmen from Huron College ended 1-1. Freshmen dominated the first half with Lorralde Anderson scoring, while Joyen Anderson tied for the upperclassmen in the second half. Both teams displayed fast play and strong defense, with Souling penalties noted.
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Huron Coliege
Lorralde Anderson
Joyen Anderson
Souling
Veteran Grid Coaches Shine Amid Younger Mentors
Washington report notes seasoned coaches like Amos Alonzo Stagg, Dana Bible, and Harry Hughes posting a mix of wins and losses as 1920s era grid mentors compare with rising stars. Vanderbilt's Ray Morrison and Jock Sutherland's Pittsburgh stand unbeaten, while Pop Warner at Temple and others reach key milestones in a season highlighted by longevity and varied records.
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Washington
Pop
Big Boys
Far West
Nebraska
Bible
Amany Southwest
Texas
Jos
Hughes
Colorado
Sooner Mentor Contemplates Woes Ahead of Kansas State Clash
Kansas City Oct 2 Burly Tom Stidham faced a grim mood as Oklahoma reeled after a 6 3 loss to Kansas. With a clash versus Kansas State at Manhattan looming, he restricted contact and shuffled defenses while Don Fauret and Wes Fry’s squad prepared. Dohrmann and Shirey remained sidelined.
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Kansas City
Tom Stidham
Oklahoma
Kansas
Michigan State
Nebraska
Indiana
Elmer Dohrmann
Fred Shirey
Frisch Ends Cardial Active List Spot In NL Box Score Recalled
ST LOUIS October 27 Frank Frisch announced he has definitely served as a player and removed his name from the St Louis Cardinals active list recalling the first NL box score entry. John McGraw sent Fordham Flash to pinch run against the Cubs. Dryden and Chesley comment on Frisch misnaming.
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ST. Louis
Frank
Risch
St. Louis Cardinal
John McGraw
Fordham Flash
Chicago Cubs
Shaleoe Dryden
Dryden
Frisch
Chesley
Junior Gridders Complete Schedule for Week
Huron junior high touch-football league round robin ends with Terrible Danes close to cap title. Last game Thursday afternoon. volleyball follows with first practice early next week. Captains and records listed for Terrible Danes Bob Jensen Notre Dame Lloyd Miller Punks Howard Hanson Gophers Bob Fierce Cornhuskers F Carpenter Rams Ray Karninasky Golden Eagles Frank Terrible Swedes H Sanders Skunks Melvin Mediger Northwestern Bob Olson.
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John Norfolk
Huron Junior High
Wil
Bob Jensen
Terrible Danes
W.L.T. Pet
Notre Dame
Lloyd Miller
Howard Hanson
Gophers
Bob Fierce
Cornhuskers
F. Carpenter
Rams
Ray Karninasky
Golden Eagles
Famk
H. Sanders
Skunks
Melvin Mediger
Northwestern
Bob Olson
Ruppert Expected To Head Brewers Again
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Col Jacob Rupert owner of the New York Yankees poised to begin a seventh term as president of the United States Brewers Association after repeated attempts to resign. At the convention delegates urged him to stay. Catherine Curtis, executive director of the Women’s Inventory in America, criticized Roosevelt era policy as encroaching on private industry and questioned government control of hops and grains.
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Pittsburgh
Col
Jacob
Rupert
New York Yankees
United States Brewers Association
Misa Catherine Curtis
Women's Inventory In
America
Roosevelt
Lateral passes fade from college football debates
Handy Andy Kerr of Colgate and Francis Schmidt of Ohio State once drove the lateral into prominence, but coaches and players now shun it. A survey of Saturday games shows no teams relying on laterals for scores as forward passes dominate and defenses tighten. Mal Stevens proposes teaching limits. Colgate once dazzled fans with multi lateral plays but the trend leans toward safer, purer football.
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Drew Middleton
New York
Senators
Vermont
Handy Andy
Kerr
Colgate
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Lou Little
Columbia
Mal Stevens
Red Raiders
Purdue
Pro Football Sees Rapid Rise With Bears Giants Tilt
New York Sunday expected to draw 40 000 fans at Polo Grounds as Bears visit Giants in a pivotal pro game. Analysts note rising interest and players securing better salaries with front offices pushing for pre contracts. Stars like Nagurski and Baugh boost the league while the game grows beyond college appeal.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Bruisers
Polo Grounds
Bears
New York Giants
Bronko Nagurski
Minnesota
Giants
Ned Irian
Ned
Nagurski
Cliff Battles
Sammy Baugh
Washington
Leemans
Dutch Clark
Defritman
Athool
Trish
Btarts
Custer To Honor Big Game Hunters At Elk Barbecue
Custer will host a welcoming event for big game hunters from near and far on Sunday. The Custer Commercial Club announced a free elk barbecue with coffee at Lake Doran to honor visitors for the annual open season on deer and elk beginning Monday.
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Custer
Eaxtern
Custer Commercial Club
Lake Doran
Black Hills
War Admiral Triumphs In Churchill Return
War Admiral won easily over 1200 yards at Churchill Downs in Laurel Maryland. After a five month recuperation from a hoof injury the three year old champion may be saved for Pimlico next week. His strong performance left followers eager to see his next race.
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Daum
Taler
G. Johnson
Edwards Hl
Hilton
Munson
Burton
Atker Wat
Standard Oil Co
Hudler
Nelson Dee
Steffen
Akin Sea
Handic. & Fai Ag
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Steimer
Collins
Iga
Beatty
Kadlecek We
Cagnon's Dairy Foods
W. Gagnon
Lynnise MT
Btaley Asec
Isi
Van
Churchill Laurel
Pimlico
O'War
Churchill
Ouimet Praises 1920s Golf Greats Versus Young Pros
Boston, Oct. 27. Francis Ouimet, three time Walker Cup captain and former national open champion, says today’s young golfers cannot match the 1920 to 1940 internationals and lack rules knowledge. He cites numerous rule violations at Portland’s national amateur championship and notes players often mis-handle lies at water hazards. He adds only Johnny Fischer, Johnny Goodman, and Lawson Little from today’s top newcomers could match the veterans.
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Boston
Francis Ouimet
Portland
Ore
Ouimet
Johnny Fischer
Johnny Goodman
Lawson Little
Rabbits Have Secret Drills Before Vermilion Clash
Brookings Ohio 27 the State College Jackrabbits prepare for the Dakota Day showdown with the Coyotes at Vermilion. A canvas barrier surrounded the practice field and gates were locked. Coach Threlfall declared the underdogs will win on merit, not predictions, and noted the squad isn’t near its peak. Key players Pulman Sundstrom and Ware deal with injuries but aim to play if possible.
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Vermillion
South Dakota Star College
University of South Dakota Coyotes
Mead
Harry Gamage
Genie
Billy Ryan
Stadiure
Gamage
State
Anl
Alan
Dickrabbits
Brookings
State College
RH. Threlfal
Rabbit
South Dakota
Coyotes
Rabbits
Threlfall
Bob Pulman
Andy Sundstrom
Wichita
Earl Ware
Rouser
Ware
Wrestling Results From Boston Albany and San Jose
AP wrestling notes report in Boston Albany and San Jose events with listed wrestlers Steve Casey Tor Johnson Dean Detton Chief Thunderbird Small Montana Jackie Jurich and others. outcomes include Casey defeating Johnson, Detton defeating Thunderbird, and Montana drawing with Jurich amid tentative results.
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Associated Press
Boston
Steve
Crusher
Casey
Reland
Tor Johnson
Sweden
Albany
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Chief Thunderbird
Vancouver
B.C
Thunderbird
San Jose
Calif
Small
Montana
Manidia
Jackie’ Jurich
Drew
Chicago Daily Maroon Palls Students on Intercollegiate Sports
The Daily Maroon of the University of Chicago will hold a poll Friday to gauge undergraduates on whether to end intercollegiate athletics and replace them with intramural sports. Officials deny reports that Chicago will withdraw from the Big Ten amid weak athletic fortunes.
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Chicago U. Daily
Chicago
The
Daily Maroon
University of Chicago
the Maroon
Race Track Chief In Second Libel Suit
Walter O Hara named defendant again in a libel suit filed by Governor Robert E Quinn during the Narragansett Park dispute. Quinn seeks 500000 amid speech calling O Hara a dictator while O Hara faces prior criminal libel charges and recent arrests as authorities respond to the ongoing battle. Also recaps boxing and wrestling results from Minneapolis and Lincoln.
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Providence
Walter K. O'Hara
Robert E. Quinn
Narragansett Park
Benyéeen
Quinn
O'Para
Race Wad
O'Hara
Ag Radio Wil
John Baird
O' ‘Hara
Roundup of College and Pro Football News And Notes
Names and teams from college and pro football populate this overlong roundup. References include Jimmy Braddock, Larry Kelley, Cornell, Columbia, Georgia Tech, Texas Aggies, Texas Christian, Lou Littie, Bill Alexander, Max Schmeling, Joe Louis, Archie Templeton, Statesville, North Carolina State League, Jack Dempsey, Tommy Farr, Ed Cherry, Hardin-Simmons, Wayne Shelley, Augustana College, Sioux Falls, and Wilmeth Sidat-Singh. The piece mixes speculation, player eligibility, and potential trades with quirky observations, reflecting a 1930s sports page style.
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Arkansas
Texas A and M
Baylor
Texas Christian
Boston College
N. C. State
Boston Co
Cornell
Columbia
Columbi Detroit
Villanova
George Washington
Tulsa
Georgia Tech
Vanderbile
Orgia Tech
Pennsylvania
Navie Navy
Pittsburgh
Carnegia Tech
Princeton
Harvare Deeton
Aoe
Purdue
Rice
Auburn
Peesbes Aubur
Southern Methodist
Texas
Stanford
Oregon State
Syracuse
Tennessee
Georgia
Tennessee Er
Tulane
Mississigi
Tulen
L. A
California
Californii Eee
Washington
Cali
Wisconsin-Worthwestern
Wisconsin
Dartmouth Dartouth
Aaa
Lis
Eddie Brietz
New York
Jimmy Braddock
Broadway
Larry
Kelley
Vanderbilt
Lou Littie
Bill Alexander
Texas Aggies
Leo Meyer
Herb Smith
Aggie
Jimmy Johnston
Bob Pastor
Max Schmeling
St. Louis Cardinals
Archie Templeton
Winston-Salem
N. C
States
Jack Dempsey
Jimny Tulley
Joe Lewis
Lows
Tommy Ferr
Kelley Quits Pro Football to Write Sports
Yale's 1927 All-America end Kelley announced he would abandon pro football with the Boston Shamrocks to cover major games as a sports writer for a newspaper chain. He denied pressure from Peddie School authorities and said the withdrawal followed his doctor's orders.
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Kelley
New York
Spo Kelley
Yale
Boston Shamrocks
Peddie
Gune
Erder
Peddie Schoo
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