Professional football demands differ from college game play
The article contrasts pro and college football, citing Walter Okeson on officiating rules and the harsher, more demanding environment of professional play. It references George Trafton, Benny Friedman, Ted Grange, Jim Thorpe, Jon Alexander, and notes careers spanning decades and transitions from college to pro ranks.
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Michigan
Ce Bors
Ted Grange
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Jim Thorpe
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Jon Alexander
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Sports Briefs From Various Colleges And Games
A scrambled recap notes Ken Ruddy and the Washington mile, Trask Corralh, and Bamundson’s new assistant. Californias W defeats Stanford without a first down. a drag rain round yields a two-point conversion. Duke City’s Bob McQuage boots a 28-yard field goal and two extra points in a Salt Lake game. Auburn players Hucheack and Williams earn All-Dixie honors as baseball prep. A Notre Dame football scrimmage survey shows freshmen learn best from their initial scrimmage. Alumni in Ohio’s Portage country eye next year. Milton Abramson, Virginia halfback, waits for a jersey after a brutal benching and injury.
Gum disrupts UW coach’s race day nerves
A garbled Seattle sports fragment describes University of Washington football coach Edwardson delaying chewing gum to calm nerves before a weigh-in, with notes on dry mouth and breathing. It also includes Purdue statistics from a separate game, citing Sneke’s 4.28 yards per carry and 12 of 29 passing for 255 yards.
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Plan Set for Shop League Season Meeting Thursday Night
Plans for the Shop League season are announced by Physical Director Bradbury. Managers and representatives of the three Sitniay School leagues are urged to attend the Thursday night meeting at 7180 oclock to discuss the 1032-83 season and ball movement. Bradbury says no meeting will be held next week, and the shop league setup remains uncertain but expected to progress. Sunday School organizers note ongoing city host leagues and urge attendance or contact with Bradbury to convey wishes.
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Tad Jones Defeated In Tuesday Congressional Bid
Tad Jones, former Yale football coach and Exeedo native, ran as a Republican to succeed Congressman Jon Q. Tilson in Connecticut. He lost Tuesday in a district centered on New Haven, with Democrat Braniva Malony prevailing over his Republican opponent.
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History snapshot of 1824 election tied to House vote
A brief, era-spanning note recounts the 1824 presidential race where no candidate won a majority, sending the decision to the House of Representatives, plus a 1918 reference to the German Kaiser and Beslon fire.
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Unbeaten teams face cuts as Kerr predicts shakeup
Kerr declares list of unbeaten teams to be cut as pivotal games approach. Colgate, Syracuse, Colgate and Princeton clash in key regional bouts while Yale, Dartmouth, Fordham and Harvard seek narrow-margin wins. Penn State, Navy, West Virginia and other major programs eye crucial intersectionals and title implications this weekend.
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Missouri reformatories eye athletics program planning
Missouri reformatories may install athletics using 70,000 surplus from the state athletic commission. Inmates at three reformatories in Columbia plan a combined program funded by unspent fees to be authorized by the next legislature. Commission members reportedly favor the plan as facilities are currently absent.
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Hiroe
Riverside Coloyart A G football team to play Hamilton AC
Report of a Sunday football game at Mili kia avenue field west of South TD street with Riverside Coloyart A G facing Hamilton AC. The piece notes large crowds at San Antonio colleges yet Brackenridge High School hosts night games for crowds and gate receipts while mentions a Northwestern University end Lick Fone and a football injury surgery case involving a bone removal from a player’s wrist.
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Wrestling Bouts At Moose Tonite At Moose Hall
The Qhality Athletic Club presents a three bout program tonight at Moose Hall. A main event features Karl Davis from Cenfoy College Lago and Steve Budynas from Wacoa ter Mase. Semi finals pair Tuxp Grimes of Dayton against Pay Adler of Yo dian Lake. Merle Miller of Chicago faces Bnd Carney in preliminaries.
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Civic Wrestling Card Is Lined Up
The Civic Armory hosts wrestling bouts Friday night with three bouts featuring notable names. Main event pits Irvin Hecht against Henry Kolln, with Wildext’s McCann of New Orleans facing Herold Simms in the semi final. Preliminary match pairs Sammy Kline of the Cincinnati Gym against Claude Swindell, former lightweight champion.
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Oldest Active Golfer Dies in Saint Julin City
Saint Julin XII B Neverbore PJahn White, long cited as one of the empire’s oldest active golfers, has died at his home. He reportedly played golf recently, a sport he is credited with introducing to the city. The obituary notes his lifelong involvement in the game and his standing as a venerable figure in local golf circles.
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Today's Birthdays Highlight Noted Public Figures
Florence St. Labin from Central City Colorado is 61. Mario Dressler from Cobourg Canada is 59. Ed Wysn from Philadelphia is 48. Chaves F Thwing from New Sharon Maine is 79. Edward P Warner from Pittsburgh is 38. Damon A Reed from Kansas City is 70. Arthur O Wharton from Chicago is 59. Mae Monish from Madrid New Mexico is 35.
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Scoville Wins Second Straight in Billiards Meet
New York November report notes Frank Scoville of Buffalo, the 1931 winner, defeating William Greenwood of Pittsburgh 50 to 36 in 49 innings at Dwyer's. Scoville posted a high run of five with Greenwood at four. Greenwood also lost earlier to Kinry Afathsuyama, 42 to AQ.
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Reeves Buck Bailey Rebuilds Washington State Line
Coach Buck Bailey rebuilds the Washington State line, coaching the Cougar forwards all week. He finally sees action as the team travels to face Washington State’s next opponent, while the Columbus Red Birds of the American league set a new season record.
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Moons alleys rapier near Jowinay year severesay report
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Rheumatism Puts Kelly on Shelf
New York reports university star John Shipwreck Kelly of Bovier Kentucky and New York professional football was sidelined by rheumatic fever, with Roosevelt Hospital attendants saying the condition is not serious. A definite cage diagnosis is pending. The hospital denies heart trouble, noting only rheumatic affection affecting his right ankle and stating recovery may take only a few days.
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USC Quarterback Mahler Surpasses Yardage Expectation
In a rough OCR read of a USC football note, the quarterback Mahler, sidelined by injury, had totaled 2,143 rushing yards in 26 games across two and a half seasons with the Trojans. He scored 20% of the team’s points and averaged 53.4 yards per game. Even after injury, reports hint at improved form when he returns to play.
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Statewide boxing attitudes shape upcoming legislative session
A group of Minnesota legislators will convene in the next session to discuss statewide boxing issues. The focus will be limited to the state’s major statistics and outcomes. The plan aims to outline objectives for boxing policy statewide.
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