Rebel Mentor 10 Use Notre Dame Plays in Battle
Virgil Yow, ex star, plans a large Rebel squad drawn from High Point and Guilford colleges to face a Southside team using Notre Dame plays. The lineup includes Fred Watson and others with several from H P C and Guilford. A “Yankees” squad from Northelde trains for charity as local intrigue builds.
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Grimes And Wilson May Be Involved In Trades
Burleigh Grimes may don a Chicago Cub uniform next season while Hack Wilson appears certain to join the St. Louis Cardinals. The two stars were center stage as MLB meetings opened and trade talk intensified between the Cubs, Cardinals, and Brooklyn.
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Army Navy clash highgate totals near four hundred thousand
New York December reports the Army Navy football game set for Saturday should resemble classic clashes despite ongoing eligibility disputes. Navy returns to form after beating Penn 6 to 0 while Army hopes to rebound from a brilliant Notre Dame showing. About 73 000 tickets sold with about 370 000 dollars in cash, with 10 000 tickets left. Gate receipts could top 400 000 dollars.
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Boxers Smith and Tramblie Score Wins in City Ring Pages
Harry Smith of New York outpointed Sandy Garrison Casanova of Los Angeles in a ten round bout. Ray Trambie of Rockford Illinois stopped Johnny Burns of San Francisco in the first round. A Solomon Islands native custom features a necklace of beetle eggs as a token of love.
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Pittsburg Gorillas Seek 18 More Wins After 41 straight
Pittsburg Teachers college Gorillas, led by Coach John Lance and star Ernest Schmidt, prepare for the December 12 opener against Durant Ohio, aiming to extend a 41 game winning streak. The lineup includes Francis Wachter, Clarence Ratzlaff, Buck Vanek, and Bill Kincaid, all noted for height and speed.
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Buck) Vanek
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Tulane Fans Plan Coast Trek For Rose Bowl Trip
Tulane football followers plot various travel schemes to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl game with Southern California. Some consider hitchhiking or riding freight, while others contemplate stowing away on mail planes or walking. officials reject box car plans due to liability and policy.
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Bowling League Scores From Lucky Strike Alleys
In the City Bowling League Gulf Service swept Carolina Veneer 3–0 while Southeastern Express won 2–1 against Wilson Motors. Fowler's Store rolled against Quality Bakery in a later lineup. Armtrout led in the first match with 119 in a single game and Welborn totaled 294 across three games. Cook had 114 for high in the other set and Nolen posted 316 for the trio. Lee of Fowler's delivered 336 total to top the pin toppers for the evening.
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Miss Waring To Play Mrs. Chapman Today
Pinehurst opening the annual members tournament semi finals pairing Mrs. John D. Chapman of Greenwich Conn and Miss Helen Waring of New York. Mrs. Richard Clemson and Mrs. B P Merwin meet in the other bracket. Waring and Merwin advanced by default.
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Robbins Knitting Beats Clothiers 26 to 11 in Fast Game
Robbins Knitting defeats Clothiers 26 to 11 on Leonard and Younts floor as Robbins and L Cooper lead with eight points each. Gurley adds five points for Clothiers amid a rugged early lead by the winners. Saturday Robbins hosts Doak Connelly of Greensboro.
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Fordham Star Szymanski In Critical Condition After Game
John Szymanski, 20, Fordham football player, remained in critical condition at Fordham Hospital from injuries suffered in the Fordham Bucknell game on November 21. His left side was paralyzed by an unexplained injury and he had a relapse after a day of improvement. His home is in New Britain, Connecticut. The Bucknell game had already claimed the life of fellow Fordham player Cornelius Murphy, who died last week after being deemed out of danger.
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Friendly Cafeteria Nets Narrow 26 25 Win Over Highland MWA
In a dramatic late surge the Friendly Cafeteria basketball team overturned a 14 point deficit to edge Highland MWA 26 to 25 on Highland court. Fred Watson led with 11 points in the second half, while Dugan Aycock added 10, as four freshmen energized a late rally and the visitors claimed the victory in a fast final period.
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