Bears Play Kearney Teachers at Ginter in Weekend Tilt
Nebraskans Sign-up for 2 Local Tilts as the Teachers College basketball squad, top co-champs of the conference, travels to Ginter Hall this weekend for Friday and Saturday games against Kearney. Coach John Davis paces a lineup featuring Spellman back from surgery, with Daubenmire guiding Moody Kellmer and Loreng in key roles as the season progresses.
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Fo Onstary
Yhaon
Ginter
Hin
Don Coron
Eno Cromer
Posta
Frank Farwell
Rill Maran
Tate Olander
F Warwell
Olandnr
Cromer
McChire
Oukerg
Jos Aclluzze
Ake Meyers
Uitg
Thnse
Abe Inet
Denver
Onlyors
Grid Reform Moves Through College Football Powers
A sweeping reform wave in college football gains momentum as demands for new coaching deals, governance changes, and eligibility rules surface at Yale, Penn, and other institutions. Carneg ie Bulletin influence and prior era shifts are cited as foreshadowing. observers warn major turbulence may follow.
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Alan Gould
New York
Yala
Mart Vard
New York University
University of Pennsylvania
Wileh
Carnegie Foundation
Yale
Cornell
Minolsy
Tulane
Chicago
Army
United States Institut
Carnegie
Navy
Man killed in Twin Lakes tunnel accident near Leadville
Dec 11 Leadville report says Ralph Newmar of Pueblo was killed instantly when the end of a compressed air hose tore into his head during a tunnel blast at Twin Lakes. Five other workmen were injured by flying rocks as the air burst released from the 676 crew.
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Pasecerated
Previe Leadville
Ralph Newmar Pueblo
Newmar
Indeo
Ita
Babe Didrikson Scorches Men In Exhibition Basketball Game
Babe Didrikson, famed All-American, scores five baskets as her All-Stars beat St Louis All-Star 48 to 25. She faces Dutch Clark's Denver pros at Eighth Avenue Gym in a charity game for Greasay High School, showcasing a star hurdler and javelin record holder from the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics.
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Arrow
St. Louis
Eighth Avenue
Te Grestay High School Athletic Association
Fang
Graelay
Los Angeles
Roater
Babers
Northern Colorado Cage Season Opens Early
The Northern Colorado Conference begins basketball with an unusually early start, eight teams set to play from Friday through March 3. Local squads at Greeley Loveland Windsor Fort Collins Longmont Eaton and other towns prepare strong lineups as veterans return and new players join.
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Caturals
Waa
Tong Wenry
Liringston
Moogani
Cudmore
Adamson
Hat G Sontomors
Longmont
John Montgomery
Paya
Solyan
Raton
Crow
Willemeyer
Eevera Moony
Amys
FEA Beats Lott’s Independent Quintet In Monday Clash
A Grenley led Farmers quintet defeated Lott’s basketball team 49 to 14 on the high school floor Monday evening. Shui anchored the pivot with 11 points while Piya Men’s defense disrupted Lott’s offense. The Farmers’ lineup included FF AL Bhandier Miller Allams Adinma and BRuyte with standout play from Ruyte and U.N. Blashinen. Next game set for December 13 against Pannay’s quintet.
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Piya
Fidodstrah
A. Blashinen
Ruyte U.N
A. Bhandier
A. Miller
Bruyte
G. Allams
ME. Adinma
Tual
Jd. CG. Pannay
Teachers Sign for 2 Games with Bobcats
Coach John Harcock of Teachers announces a home and home with Montana State, creating two 1924 schedule games on Oct. 27 with Montane State. Negotiations began before conference splits, unrelated to that split. The Teachers eleven Filgata Bory men in 1934 and Montaigne to visit in 1936. Stancock prefers a conference foe over outside teams despite several opportunities.
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John Harcock
Noach
Filgata Bory
Montaigne
Stancock
Fia
Pon-Can
Torenesiin
Boulder Dismisses Intercollegiate Plans Amid Conference Shuffle
The Boulder campus debates Big Eight and Little Four loyalties as West Franklin cancels a game and officials consider new interscholastic schedules. Local leaders, alumni, and students discuss athletic policy, conference alignments, and the impact on Colorado schools amid financial and logistical pressures.
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Boulder
Bill
Elzlit
Meeker Junior High Honors Football Players Banquet
Junior High held a banquet in the band room recognizing grid players and parents. Lloyd Oliver served as captain and markerback with praise for coaches, plus remarks from School Board member Harry Hibbs and principal Hldridge. Attendees included many staff, families, and guests as the event featured movies and a chalk talk by coach Felsch.
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Felsch
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Charles Sprague
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Bert Day
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Charles Spmglls
Farol Trestlar
Greeley Cage League Opens at Armory
Greeley cage league begins at the Armory with eight teams split into A and B divisions. Opening night features J.C. Penney vs Headquarters at 7:50 and Porches sl... vs Pil Dette Pi. Schedule lists multiple Wednesday and Friday games through December 30 and January 1.
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Armory
Toens Plralijsing
Ofty
Brats Armory
J.C. Pansiay
Penny vaeUeatquarters
Forbes
Phi
Moyara
Ramblers
Jambda Garim
JG. Panoey
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