Five Year Big Ten Pact Ends
Illinois and Wisconsin emerge as Rose Bowl contenders as the five year Big Ten pact with the Pacific Coast ends after the 1931 Rose Bowl. Ohio State appears likely to win the Big Ten title with a tough remaining schedule while talks of a new pact surface and a possible revision to repeating bids.
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Charles Chamberlain
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Pasadena
Midwest
Ohio State
Big Ten
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California
Michigan
Northwestern
MF Sough
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Badgers
Minnesota
North- Western
CLA
Buckeyes
Pacific Coast
Tug Wilson
National Horse Show Climax Sees Open Championship Narrowed
The 62nd National Horse Show closes at Madison Square Garden after eight days with no election, as Open class contends for top honors. All Afire, former open champion, regains pace and trails three rivals in a tight race for the title.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Boudreau On Track For Salary Cut With Return Expected
Cleveland reports Lou Boudreau will likely take a salary cut but remains the Indians manager. Ellis Ryan and Hank Greenberg held discussions after Greenberg’s return, with Ryan stating a decision within days and outlining plans for next season.
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Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland News
Ellis Ryan
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Ryan
Lou
Boudreau
Gobblers Meet Richmond in South Atlantic Conference Clash
Richmond and Virginia Tech both sit near the cellar in the Southern Conference standings. Tech has yet to win a league game while Richmond started strong but has slumped with four losses and injuries to key players.
Duke Faces Wake Forest In High Stakes Aerial Showdown
Duke and Wake Forest meet in Durham as two top passing teams clash. Duke’s Billy Cox leads national passing while Ed Kissell and Nub Smith pace Wake Forest aerials with multiple receivers like Ed Butler and Guido Searton. The game pits potent air attacks against each other as defenses brace for a sea of passes.
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Deacons
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Dickie Davis
Carroll Blackerby
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Ed Butler
Guido Searton
Butler
Navy halfback Don Fisher out after appendectomy
Annapolis Md Nov 7 The Navy football season ends for sophomore 170 pound defensive halfback Don Fisher after an appendectomy Saturday and removal from the varsity list. Coach Eddie Erdelatz also learned that Larry Treadwell may miss the Tulane game with an injury report.
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Annapolis
Don Fisher
Navy
Eddie Erdelatz
Larry Treadwell
Tulane
Cox: Duke star overshadowed by Justice but superb passer
The article praises Duke back Billy Cox as an underrated, versatile player who can run pass and kick. It highlights his high school success, Shrine Bowl performance, and Duke career overshadowed by Charlie Justice, noting Cox leads in Duke passing yardage and remains a strong kicker. It also comments on national polls mentioning Clemson and Army.
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Georgia Tech
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Powers
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Billy Cox
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Charlotte
Justice
New Mexico Lobos Face Army After Rough Season Start
Albuquer que, N M November 7 Light slow and beaten sums up the Lobos under first year head coach Dudley Degroot. New Mexico prepares for a West Point clash with Army ranked No 1 by the AP poll. Earlier the team dashed Arizona State College 78 to 0 in the season opener.
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West Point
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Lobos
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Flagstaff
Rickey Joins Pittsburgh as Vice President and GM
Branch Rickey is named the new vice president and general manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates. He signs a five year deal with a possible five year extension and will share duties with Roy Hamey while his son Branch Rickey Jr takes on a similar role.
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Roy Hamey
Roy
Branch Rickey, Jr
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Quantico and Camp Lejeune Meet in Big Armistice Day Clash
Quantico Leathern ecks led by Eddie LeBaron face Camp LeJeune with Harry Agganis in a Friday showdown at Quantico as both teams seek to maintain unbeaten records. Agganis starred in a 27-13 win for LeJeune over Fort Jackson while LeBaron directs Quantico to five wins in six games.
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Eddie Lebaron
College of the Pacific
Quantico Leathernecks
Harry Agganis
Boston University
Marine Corps
Agganis
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Marine Corps Reserve
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Fort Jackson
F. C. Lebaron
Xavier University
Hosea Rodgers
North Carolina
Bill Hawkins
Navy
Fights Last Night and Duke Freshmen Socer Triumph
Washington lightweight Jimmy Cooper beat Rudy Pasco in a 10 round decision in New York. Johnny Kamber won on points at 135 pounds in Livingston against Harry Diduck. Tony Amato stopped Bos in Rotterdam by KO in 10 rounds. Holly Mims outpointed Johnny Bratton in Baltimore on 10 rounds. Duke Freshman soccer defeated N C State Freshman 4 to 1 in Durham Joe Days scoring three goals.
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Wildcat
Amato
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Chicago
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Durham
Duke University
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Joe Days
High Point Poised to Spoil Reynolds in Friday Clash
High Point faces Winston-Salem Reynolds at Bowman Gray Stadium in a bid to derail the top heavy Reynolds, who enter fresh off a Greensboro setback. Pointers coach Tony Simeon says his squad will play hard and aim for a strong showing against the anticipated state’s best high school team. Reynolds seeks to keep its hold on the conference race with wins remaining against Salisbury and Charlotte.
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Root
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Millis Stadium
Alexander Funeral Paid for by Cards
Grover Cleveland Alexander lay in a Nebraska cemetery after dying Saturday from a heart ailment. The Louis Cardinals, for whom "Old Pete" played, paid for the funeral. services were conducted by the American Legion and he had served in the AEF in World War I.
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Neb
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
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Louis Cardinals
Pete
Eure with Freshmen Chapel Hill
Thad Eure Jr son of North Carolina secretary of state joins the University of North Carolina freshman football squad marking his first college team exposure and adding a notable local connection to the season.
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Thad Eure, Jr
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Army Tops AP Poll Again Amid Tight Vote Drama
Army regains No 1 in the Associated Press college football poll led by a tight race with Ohio State moving to second and Oklahoma extending a 27 game win streak. SMU Illinois California and other notable teams also receive first place votes as voters rate the top ten.
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Army
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