Crimson Gams and Yale clash tops college gridiron slate
Harvard and Yale renew the oldest rival in a season highlight at Cambridge as the big day draws attention across the East and beyond. Clint Frank stars for Yale while Harvard’s deep running attack and disciplined line face the Dark Blue’s defense under Harlow.
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Ossie Salem
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Harvard Yale Grid Showdown Sparks Today's Program
All-America notes by Alan Gould profile key college football figures including Marshall Goldberg Davey O’Brien and Whizzer White. Highlights praise Pitt’s Goldberg Texas Christian’s O’Brien and Vanderbilt Captain Carl Hinkle among others with care to their roles and accolades.
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Biggie) Goldberg
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Fordham
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Ray Mickovsky
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Hanover
Wysocki
Wilkes-Barre
DiBenedetto Loss Ties AAU Presidency to Olympic Stand
Lawrence DiBenedetto, secretary of the Southern Amateur, says his push for equal representation on Olympic committees cost him the National AAU presidency. He cites loyalty to Tulane, Louisiana State, and Loyola and claims the executive committee favored Hoyt due to his Olympic stance. The New Orleans report notes his return from the Worcester convention and his belief he would have won otherwise.
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Burns Stages One Man Riot In Mat Bout But Is Beaten
Jerry Burns enrages the crowd at the Cooliseum after a chaotic bout with Pat McClary ends in McClary’s victory by referee decision. Denning Webb and bystanders halted Burns’s assault as McClary struggled to recover from Burns’s blows and illegal moves. A separate 60 minute draw followed between Charley Webb and Pete Schuh with a late misstep by Schuh ending the match.
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Young Henry Clay Poe Shines In Mid South Debut At Pinehurst
Henry Clay Poe a 20 year old Durham golfer tied for first in the Mid South tournament in his professional debut at Pinehurst. Poe shot 72 on the first 18 holes and 70 next day while teammate E J Harrison posted 71 71. Poe son of Durham Hillandale pro Henry Poe learned the game on a home course and was a standout at Duke University 1936. Harrison and Poe will duel for the first and second money of 250 and 200 dollars.
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Rumson
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Tony Penna
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Jimmy Thompson
Shawness-on-Delaware
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Harry Cooper
Chicopee
Mass
Tony Manero
Salem
Appalachian State Mountaineers win conference title
Appalachian State Teachers' Mountaineers clinched the North State Conference football championship with a 6 0 win over Catawba College as Earl Henson broke free for a 90 yard touchdown on the final play. The victory leaves Appalachian undefeated and unscored upon, to face Mississippi State Teachers in a post season game on December 3 at Gulfport, Mississippi.
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Earl Henson
Razzle Dazzle Signals Used By Sacramento Team
Sacramento College boys use movie titles as football signals instead of numbers. Coach Hack Applequist explains the psychology of coaching as players connect tactics with Big Apple Rhumbola Three Men on a Horse and Good Worth signals.
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When We Are Down on the Opponents Goal Line
The Big Parade name is discussed as a suitable designation for a push in tight moments on the field. The text notes that the right technique and spirit suit popular names like The Big Parade to energize plays.
Football scores from Associated Press roundup
Slippery Rock 13 Westmin ster 0 Tennessee Wesleyan 38 South Georgia Teachers 6 Appalachian 6 Catawba 0 Delta Teachers 13 Ouachita 6 Southeastern Louisiana 431 Jones County College 6 Monmouth 0 Knox 0 Parsons 9 Central Ja 0 Missouri Mines 7 Maryville Teachers 0 Pittsburg Teachers 26 Southwestern Kan 6 Arkansas State Teachers 95 Arkansas State 0 Oklahoma Baptist 0 Northeastern Okla Teachers 0 Oklahoma City 20 Chilli cothe BC 7 Central Okla Teachers 7 Southeastern Okla Teachers 0 Daniel Baker 7 Southwestern Tex 6 College of Marshall 13 Tex ikana College 12 Far West Oregon Normal 6 St Marlas 0
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Maryville
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Arkansas State
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Conmena
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Central Okla
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Daniel Baker
Famous golfers to play exhibition at Starmount C C Greensboro
The Ree' ae Cornvan of coal fers featuring Lawson Little Jimmy Thomas Harry Cooper and Horton Smith will give an exhibition match at Starmount golf club in Greensboro tomorrow afternoon at 1 oclock. A 30 minute demonstration of shots will precede the 18 hole round with Cooper Thomson and Little performing and Smith explaining details. No gallery fee for the exhibition.
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Purdue Sets West Coast Holiday Trip Schedule
Purdue's early season basketball tour heads to the west coast for a Christmas trip featuring games against Southern California and California. The Roilermakers will travel to Los Angeles and Berkeley to test their lineup before conference play.
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Duke Scores Early But Tar Heels Rally To Take 14 6 Victory
Duke's great quarterback Elmore Hackney runs 14 yards for an early touchdown but North Carolina answers with scores in the second and fourth periods. The Tar Heels defeat the previously unbeaten Blue Devils 14 to 6 before 45 000 fans in Durham as Burnette and Crowell Little are pictured.
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Honey) Hackney
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Armstrong Beats Beauhard For Lightweight Crown Shift
New York November 20 Henry Armstrong stopped Billy Beauhard in the fifth round at the Garden to capture the lightweight title. Armstrong weighed 132 1/4 pounds as Beauhard, 134, fought well but could not withstand the barrage. The crowd of 14 000 saw Armstrong prove his power and resiliency in taking the 135 pound crown.
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Subsidization Debate Roils Southern Conference Football Card
Four teams expected to play as the Southern Conference revisits subsidization issues. Duke faces N C State and Maryland meets Georgetown while South Carolina hosts Presbyterian and The Citadel meets Erskine. USC editors urge open player subsidization, sparking athletics director comment amid ongoing policy controversy.
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Blair Smithk
Georgetown
Washington
Greensboro Cruise Past High Point 26 to 7 in Memorial Stadium
Greensboro dominated High Point with touchdowns in every quarter as Cap tain Baker Showiety Wolfe and Whitehart scored. High Point managed a lone fourth quarter touchdown on a pass and a 50 yard run by 8 Horney after a fumble on their 41.
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Whitehart
Lloyd Andrews
Short
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Arthur Fulton
al- Bee Fulton
Trull
James
Bureh
Reddick
Sawyer
Hendrix
Jack Dempsey
Robert Fulton
Oakes
Bilyen Morris
C. Groome
Holder
Dart mouth Cornell Clash Ends in 9-9 Tie
The Dartmouth Cornell game ended in a 9-9 deadlock, the first tie between the teams in 21 years, marking a rare shared result after regulation.
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