NYU Violet Football to Face North Carolina in Intersecting Clash
NYU’s renowned passing squad known as the Violet football team heads to Chapel Hill for a Saturday intersectional showdown with North Carolina. UNC counters with a strong aerial attack led by Stirnweiss and Lalanne while Ed Boell of NYU and UNC’s star pair prepare for a high flying duel. The article lists the full NYU roster and staff accompanying the team on the trip.
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New York University
Big Violet
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Ed Boell
New York
Stirnweiss
Sweet Lalanne
Carolina
Boell
Wallace Wade and Duke Stars Spark Football Talk
Collier's Jake Wade piece praises Wallace Wade's two rival talents bright football teams and angering several states. Duke's coach defends character built by football, while Wade's popularity rises with Rose Bowl buzz and Duke's top ratings.
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Duke
Jake Wade
Collier’s
Wallace Wade
Jake
Wade
Pacific Coast
Layden Worried by Irish Reserves Ahead of Mustangs Clash
South Bend Indiana October 12 Coach Elmer Layden of Notre Dame fears his Irish will face a tough test with an inexperienced reserve deck. He plans another shuffle of subs for a Saturday afternoon game against the Mustangs as he eyes an unbeaten season with cautious optimism.
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South Bend
Ind
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Elmer
Mustangs
Panthers Set for William and Mary Clash After Tough Week
High Point College Coach Virgil Yow tight lipped but hints the Panthers may win as they end a three game skid with hard week of drills. Key players Vernon Forney returns after illness while Frankie Feriminandez remains sidelined. Tomorrow E C Glasgow leads junior squad to Mt Airy after reserves lost 25-13 to Reidsville.
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Virgil Yow
High Point College
Panthers
William and Mary Braves
Tommy Scott
Norfolk
Braves
Panther
Vernon Forney
Dover
Frankie Feriminandez
Elon
Seymour Franklin
George Demmy
Sterling Fresh End
Erie
E. C. Glasgow
Mt. Airy
Reidsville
Thr through Battle Football Front On Big Five Gridiron
Charlotte reports from Oct 12 on Big Five clashes including Davidson vs South Carolina in Sumter with Cowan set to start despite injuries. Duke readies for Pittsburgh while Wake Forest trains for NY State. Tar Heels air game with YYU in Chapel Hill. Stirnweiss Lalanne lead Violets as New Yorkers chase Carolina jinx.
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Charlotte
Coffin Corner
Davidson
Wildcats
South Carolina
Sumter
8. C
Dim Cowan
MccEver
Gamecocks
Stirnweiss
Lalanne
Aces
Big Fd Boell
Violets
Carolina
Duke Pitt and Carolina NYU Battles Top Big Five Program
In Richmond on October 12 1 4 football forecasters faced a tough weekend card Duke vs Pittsburgh seeks revenge for last year 7 0 Rose Bowl clinching defeat while Pitt has beat Washington and West Virginia Duke has defeated Davidson and Colgate. Also NYU visits North Carolina at Chapel Hill with the Tar Heels riding a three game streak against the Violets after a 7 0 win last year.
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Winston-Salem
D. Allen
Impressario
Niagara Falls
Pete DiMizzio
Salisbury Romoter
Durham
Chapel Hill
Wallace Wade
Texas
California
U.C.L.A
Oregon
Oregon State
Duke
Carolina
Dr. Baker
Richmond
Tar Heels
Violets
Texas High Hosts Streaking Hull-Daisetta in Regional Test
Hull-Daisetta, built on oil-field roots, carries a 38-game streak into a regional Class A match with Liberty, preserving a 942 to 101 points edge over opponents. The piece traces coaching changes from Gott to Stages and notes the Tigers’ string of victories since 1935.
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William T. Rives
Hull-Daisetta
Texas
Hull
Daisetta
Bobcats
Cleveland
Clyde Gott
Aetter
Bill Stages
Texas Aggie
Bill
Greensboro Purple Whirlwinds Face High Point Bison
Greensboro Highs Purple Whirlwinds defend Western Conference title hosting High Point Bison in Memorial Stadium at 8 PM. Wolfe and Groome power the offense while Hucks Horney Hussey and Short challenge the home defense as the Whirlwinds seek a fourth straight win over their arch rival.
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Greensboro
Greensboro High
Black Bison
High Point
Hucks
Horney
Hussey
Short
Wolfe
Groome
Brantley
Mills
Memorial Stadium
Wake Forest Game Gets New Lighting System Upgrade
Raleigh North Carolina State installs a lighting system for the Wake Forest game providing three to four times the old brightness. Guards Windley and Savini, sidelined since the Davidson game, return to practice.
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Bill Windley
John Savini
N. C. State
Marshall Edwards
John Polanski
Wake Forest
Maryland
Virginia
Rob Smith
Dick Shaffer
Raleigh
N. Y
Windley
Savini
Davidson
Giants May Hire Traynor To Lead Farm System
Scoop says Pie Traynor could join the Giants as head of the farm system. Georgia Pace of Cleveland eyes bantamweight title if Sixto Escobar not responsive. Dodgers rumored to snag Ernie Lombardi. Umpires in World Series earned 2500 each. Reds no hitter against Yankees noted by Costas Stamas. Yank batters went 27 straight retired in Game 3.
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New York
Pie Traynor
Georgia Pace
Cleveland
Sixto Escobar
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Ernie Lombardi
Ed Franco
Tony Siano
Fordham
Rams
Professor Crowley
Reds
Costas Stamas
Washington
Paul Deryinger
Irish coach wary of death by action schedule and reserves
Southern Methodist University notes the need to develop a stronger second string as Notre Dame barely defeated Purdue and Georgia Tech with field goals. The coach warns the Irish must create replacements to avoid a tight season, while Purdue game reserves underperformed but showed some fight.
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Southern Methodist University
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Frisch Won’t Admit Pirate Overhauling Plan
Pittsburgh Oct. 12 The Pirates slump from second to sixth in the NL may prompt a club overhaul. Frankie Frisch, successor to Harold Traynor as manager, arrived for a three day talk with President Bill Benswanger. First day yielded only the signing of Honus Wagner.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Fordham Flash
Harold ‘Pie’ Traynor
Bill Benswanger
Honus Waé
Pirates Coach Frisch to Return as Rumors Swirl on Waner Deal
Frisch confirms he will coach next year and watches for deals while denying plans to release Paul Waner. Rumors link Waner and Arky Vaughan to other clubs, with speculation about a possible departure from Forbes Field after 14 Pittsburgh seasons.
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Ner
Frisch
Paul Waner
Larry MacPhail
Benswanger
Brooklyn
Arky Vaughan
Waner
Lloyd
Pirates
Waners
Steel City
Paul
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Independence team nets 1200 surplus after season win
The Independence squad, champions of the Southeastern Kansas division in the Ban Johnson Baseball League, finishes the season with a 1200 dollar surplus in the bank. Lou Gehrig and Bill Dickey of the Yankees plan a fishing trip off Cape Hatteras, N C. A Cornell coach says the team is 100 percent stronger than last year.
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Independence
Ban Johnson Baseball League
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
The
Yanks
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Cornell
Reds to Get New Theme Song Next Year
The Reds plan a new team theme for next season while noting that Mr. Mal Stevens may leave New York University this year. A doctor aims to return to medicine. A December clash between Pastor and Baer is in the talks.
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Heinie Martin
Grand Rapids
Mich
Herald
Reds
Mal Stevens
New York U
Pastor Vs. Baer
Peak Expected In Conference Game Friday
The Black Bison prepare for a Western Conference opener against the Purple Whirlwind of Greensboro Friday night in the Gate City. Coach Bob Jameson drills new plays as Frank Amick recovers from injury and Bill Simmons nears full strength, with rumors of a backfield change remaining unconfirmed.
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Bison
Black Bison
Greensboro
Gate City
Bob Jameson
Frank Amick
Mills
Bill Simmons
Sports gossip and coaching quirks around college football
The piece notes Charlie Bachman coaching Michigan State and an Institute de la Habana link by remote control in Cuba. It mentions All-America candidate Ken Kavanaugh and a World Telegram reveal about Charlie Keller to the Indians. It recalls a Jim Heil pick and a Washburn upset over St. Louis Washington College, with a shaving incident involving Reed. Tug Wilson misses an Oklahoma game due to illness.
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Mike Jacobs
Charlie Bachman
Michigan State
Institute de la Habana
Cuba
Ken Kavaanaugh
Louisiana State
Dan Daniel
The
Y. World-Telegram
Yanks
Charlie Keller
Indians
Jeff Heath
Jim Heil
Topeka
Kans
Washington Ct
St. Louis
Washburn College
Washburn
Reed
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