Gobblers Meet Birds in Lone S C Battle
The column analyzes early season college football dynamics as major conferences move toward decisive conference games. It highlights Michigan vs Chicago, Iowa at Minnesota, Purdue vs Wisconsin, Northwestern and Ohio State struggles, and Nebraska vs Oklahoma plus Kansas vs Kansas State within the Big Ten and Big Six contests shaping race outcomes.
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New York
Big Ten
Michigan
Wolverines
Chicago
Minneapolis
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Gophers
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Indiana
Purdue
Ohio State
Columbus
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kansas State
Cornhuckers
Missouri
Iowa State
Coast schedule links two unbeaten squads in conference
The five game Pacific coast slate pairs only two unscathed teams in the league Southern California and California. Oregon Stanford and Oregon State also remain undefeated or untied while Oregon State has faced tough tests. Oregon must meet UCLA whose only conference start ended in a draw.
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Pacific Coast
Southern California
California
Oregon
Stanford
Oregon State
Stanford Beats Washington as Oregon State Tops Washington State
Stanford defeats Washington 3 to 0 while Oregon State defeats Washington State. Montana meets Idaho in a clash of cellar-dwellers as the fifth game of the series unfolds.
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Stanford
Washington
Oregon State
Washington State
Montana
Ida
Conference race heats up as Arkansas and SMU meet in Fayetteville
In the southwest, leaders Arkansas and Southern Methodist face off in Fayetteville while Texas A and M and Baylor, each with one win, meet at College Station. Texas Christian, holding an even split after two games, tangles with Centenary of the I A A.
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Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Fayetteville
Texas
Conference race view features undefeated teams clash
Two undefeated teams in the South Virginia Poly and South Carolina meet as Duke faces Kentucky in the South. Florida battles Tennessee while LSU opens in the group against Vanderbilt. Yale and Army meet in New Haven as Fordham Holy Cross Dartmouth and Carnegie face strong opposition in the East.
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South
Virginia Poly
South Carolina
Duke
Kentucky
Southeastern
Florida
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Tigers
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Yale
Army
New Haven
Fordham
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Carnegie
Utah Indians Still The Team To Beat In Rocky Mountain Gridiron
The Utah Indians remain the leading squad in the Rocky Mountain region though not as dominant as recent years. They are expected to overpower Utah State as Denver and Colorado College face each other in a key undetermined game while unbeaten teams collide.
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Utah
Drake Faces Washington U in Hope for Fourth MVC Win
Drake seeks its fourth straight Missouri Valley Conference victory as it meets Washington University of St. Louis in a key matchup. The teams aim to extend unbeaten conference runs and strengthen standings.
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Drake
Washington University of St. Louis
Navy seeks 30 million for air service aircraft
Secretary Swan asks President Roosevelt to provide 30 million dollars from the public works fund to support airplane construction for the Naval Air Service.
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Secretary of the Navy
Swanson
Roosevelt
Public Works Fund
Naval Air Service
Duke tackle Freddie Crawford Receives All American Praise
Durham reports Freddie Crawford of Duke University earns near universal praise as a top lineman after Duke's four straight wins. Coaches Wallace Wade and Bob Neyland laud Crawford's play against Tennessee, with others calling him the greatest lineman seen and a standout on offense and defense.
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Ted Mann
Duke University
Freddie Crawford
Bob Madry
Carolina News
George Barclay
All-Southern
Messrs
Maddy
Mann
Crawford
America
Barclay
North Carolina
Ted
Duke
Durham
Wallace Wade
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
University of Tennessee
Everett Strupper
Georgia Tech
Atlanta Journal
Fred Crawford
Cody
Maree
Leyendecker
Sington
Fincher
Babe Taylor
Brackett
Feathers
Tennesee
South
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Doc
Frank Barfield
High Point
N. C
A. W. Stamey
Sun
Carolina to display new tactics against Tech in homecoming
UNC plans a bold approach against Georgia Tech after three defeats as coach changes backfield duties. Charlie Worthen runs more, Snyder earns first string sparingly, and captain Mope Cumiskey returns from injury as Davidson and State prepare for upcoming games.
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Carolina
TECH
Chapel Hilec
University of North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Davidson
Dixie
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Florida
Charlie Woollen, Jr
Snyder
Punts and Passes Split Between Villanova and Pittsburgh Families
Western Pennsylvania families balance football by sharing players between Villanova and Pittsburgh. George Pandour of McDonald captains Villanova with brother Hubert in Pitt backfield, while Joe Weisenbaugh follows Heinie at Pitt. Other notes cover Vanderbilt LSU rivalry, Iowa scrimmage injuries, and LaSalle’s proximity aiding Penn coaches against Notre Dame systems.
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Associates Press
Villanova
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
George “Whitey
Pandour
McDonald, Pa
Hubert
Pitt
Joe Weisenbaugh
Heinie
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
LaSalle College
Notre Dame
Lasalle
Marty Brill
Quakers
Coach Injured In Football Practice At Ole Miss
UNIVERSITY Miss Oct 23. Coach Ed Walker sustained a serious toe injury while demonstrating a kick to the Ole Miss gridmen. He feared missing their Clemson game but expected to be ready for Saturday.
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Iowa City
Ossie Solem
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Bill Seel
Salem
Minnesota
University, Miss
University of Mississippi
Ed Walker
Walker
Clemson
Coach Wade's Duke Favored Over Kentucky in Upset Bid
Wade's Vanderbilt Duke era shows no losses to Kentucky in twelve seasons. Duke is slight favorite to beat Kentucky as Yale eyes a huge Army crowd. Yale Arsenal game expected to draw over 60,000 if tickets sell out. last year drew 35,000.
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Wildcats
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Duke
Wade
Kentucky
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Army
Yale Army
Beacon lights shift to full time on three transcontinental routes
Beacon lights, operated part time since March, will run full time on three transcontinental airways and the Seattle to Los Angeles route, increasing air navigation coverage.
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Beacon Lights
Transcontinental Airways
Seattle
Los Angeles
Asheville Attorney to Get Post Reynolds
Speculation swirled over who would replace Frank C. Patton as United States attorney for the western district of North Carolina. Senator Reynolds indicated Marcus Erwin of Asheville is likely to be named to the post.
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Asheville
Reynolds
Charlotte
Frank C. Patton
Morganton
United States
Western District
North Carolina
Patton
Homer
Cummings
Robert R. Reynolds
Marcus Erwin
Cooper Union Students Face Suspension Threat Over Team Name
New York report says Cooper Union football players, lacking school backing and not officially representing the college, must register as Cooper Union Students or face suspension for claiming an improper position. In Durham, N C a Duke coach Wallace Wade rumor about Kentucky defeat vows lacks confirmation.
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New York
Cooper Union
Durham
N. C
Wallace Wade
Duke
Kentucky
Strong Tackles Prove Key For High School Grid Match
Lexington aims to blunt a heavy IL rush as Staton McIver leads a rugged Bisons defense with Craven Winston-Salem showing promise last Friday. Coach hones Vancannon Summey Hill and others while Red Whitener Jack Land reinforce both ends and Ridge centers. End Montgomery and Arthur Lea boost the line, with a scrimmage planned to sharpen wind and real-game readiness.
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Lexington
Staton Mcliver
High Point High School Bisons
Craven Winston
Red Whitener
Jack Land
Red Hendricks
Arthur Lea
Montgomery
Ladies Bowling Opens Play at Playton Commercial League
The Ladies Bowling season begins at Lucky Strike Bowling with six teams entered including State Telephone Company Five Adams-Millis Clift niture Store Lucky Strike and Wood Cafe. In a Commercial League match Stehli Mill defeated Pat Inc Veneer 1490 to 1388 and downed North State 1513 to 1414 while Pat Inc beat Stehli Mill 1472.
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State Telephone Company
Five
Adams-Millis
Clift Niture Store
Lucky Stri Etwood Cafe
Co League
American Bakery
Veneer
North State
Pat Inc
Stehli Mill
Diphtheria Reports Mixed in Lexington County
Diphtheria cases have appeared across nearly all sections of the county with scattered scarlet fever reports. No large outbreak or group cases were reported to the health department. two diseases show no epidemic proportions.
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Lexington
Idson County
Health Department
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