Uncertain Scores Mark Weekend College Football
Arthur’s quip about you can’t never tell reflects a weekend of dramatic results across major programs. Duke edged Georgia Tech 20 19 in a 28 000 crowd thriller as Wake Forest and North Carolina battled hard while others like Cornell, Nebraska and Alabama posted varied outcomes.
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Dan Hill
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Tigers
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Vanderbilt
Southern Methodist
Kentucky
Auburn
Mississippi State
Florida
Sewantee
Manhattan
Tulane
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
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Virginia Military
Miss Sonja Henie Dominates Ice in Early Headlines
The piece notes Sonja Henie winning Olympic figure skating titles in 1928 and 1932 with a playful jab at a curfew law. It mentions a 1930s film appearance and a Paramount screening of Thin Ice while humorously claiming she could score for Minnesota and still win by three touchdowns.
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Paramount
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Freshman Duke Davidsons duel at High Point stadium Friday
Weekend sports tease notes tickets for the Duke Davidsons game at High Point college stadium Friday afternoon. It predicts packed crowds with 3,000 seats likely filled and mentions High Point Bisons heading to Lexington and Virgil Yow’s teams preparing after two weeks of practice.
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Roanoke
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Colgate
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State
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Paul Gallico Criticizes College Football Subsidies
The piece cites Paul Gallico asserting college football subsidies exist, with caustic notes on fairness. It mentions three Southern schools, two state universities, offering cash during high school football years and an education claim, reflecting on players leaving college with a debt instead of a degree.
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Cosmopolitan
New York News
Asheville
Undefeated Major Teams Cut to 17 After Week of Upsets
The season midpoint shows 17 major teams undefeated and untied while 12 fell and eight stayed tied. Highlights include Pitt, Fordham, Navy, Alabama, California, and Dartmouth among those still perfect or undefeated with key clashes looming nationwide.
Graham Fights Burns Friday Night On Mat
Roy Graham the undefeated local grappler will face Jerry Burns in the main wrestling match at the local arena Friday night. Promoter Curt Denning will also bring back Jimmy Morris to meet Zimbleman in the preliminary bout. Both matches are two out of three falls with sixty and ninety minute limits respectively.
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Jerry Burns
Curt Denning
Jimmy Morris
Gene Bowman
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Zimbleman
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Texas
Lazzeri Says He Has a Secret Deal To Manage Next Season
Tony Lazzeri, famed World Series star and former Yankee, says he has a deal to manage a big league club next season but will not reveal the team. He is on vacation in Oakland while agents pursue his signature, with Chicago awaiting to close the arrangement.
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John Henry
New York
Yanks
Redraft hints Browns or Indians for new coach
The guess centers on the St. Louis Browns seeking a new head man and Cleveland's Steve O Neil not yet asked to renew his contract. Tony plans to take another train next week and says the lid will be off.
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Cleveland Indians
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Cleveland
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Final round underway in Oklahoma City four ball tourney
Twenty top professionals tee off the final 18 holes of Oklahoma City's first annual four-ball, battling for a $1,200 prize as Horton Smith and Harry Cooper lead Chicago pairs. Revolta and Mangrum surge with a 66 as Little and Runyan, Eaton and Scheider, and Dudley and Hines vie for the podium.
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Zell Eaton
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Billy Burke
Sulphur Springs
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Philadelphia
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New York
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Cooper-Smith
Armour-Thomson
Revolta-Mangrum
Podesta Retains Princeton Tennis Title
Gerard Bernard Podesta of Montclair New Jersey retained the Princeton University tennis championship with a straight sets win 6-4 6-0 6-2 over Calvin D MacCracken of Poughkeepsie New York.
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N. J
Princeton University
Calvin D. MacCracken
Poughkeepsie
High Point Freshmen Clash as Duke Davidson Play at New Stadium
High Point fans focus on a forthcoming Friday afternoon game between Davidson and Duke freshmen in the new college stadium. Both squads feature anticipated future stars and the event includes the Duke band parade and a Lions Club led fundraiser for blind prevention. Tickets go on sale in nearby towns amid expectations of a capacity crowd.
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Thomasville
Winston- Salem
Kernersville
Greensboro
Sunday Football Scores Across Colleges
Associated Press roundup lists St Bonaventure 14 over opponent 7, St Thomas 7 over St Bonaventure? 7, St Josephs 6, Loyola New Orleans 13, St Edwards Texas 0, St Marys 13, Loyola California 7, Santa Clara 27 over Portland 0. St Thomas Minnesota 0, St Marys Minnesota 0, Nevada 27 over Chicago State 0.
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Enen
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Loyola
New Orleans
St. Edwards
Texas
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Cali
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Portland
Minn
Nevada
Chicago State
New Leaders Rise in Nation's Grid Scoring Race
Sid White of Brooklyn College tied for the lead with 50 points after two 20 and 87 point games to top the East and nation. Ambrose Schindler of Southern California trails with 42 points after four touchdowns. records list White and Schindler among scoring leaders across East and eight conferences with other top names such as Konemann of Tech and Cromer of Greeley in the standings.
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Dressen’s Reds gamble ends in job loss
Charley Dressen, after betting on the Cincinnati Reds last spring, suffered many hat losses to rival managers and writers and fans and ultimately lost his job. He plans to return to Nashville next spring.
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Charley Dressen
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Hut He's Not Under Wraps
Ann Arbor Oct 18 Fred Olds Michigan left guard has 20 yards of adhesive tape around his left knee daily after a wrenched knee in the Michigan State game.
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Ann Arbor
Fred Olds
University of Michigan
Michigan
Homecoming 10 Beat Chapel Hill Saturday
North Carolina prepares for Homecoming against Tulane with 2:30 p.m. kickoff as Tulane arrives from Hamilton New York after a Colgate encounter. The Green Wave’s high scoring prowess and strong line present a tough challenge for the Tar Heels.
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Ch Hill
Moth Boat Title Won by Ed Channix at National Meet
Ed Channing of Elizabeth City won the national moth championship held today overcoming Harry Andrews of Atlantic, N C and Jack Vail after an off course two mile attempt. North Carolina champion Joel Sant of Atlantic City took the overall state title. Cassiopeia finished well ahead of George Franklin of Miami. Charlie Higgins of Elizabeth City sailed Susie-Q to victory in an earlier Winston Smith memorial race.
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George Stirnweiss
Doc Newton
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Irip
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Vail
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Line Home Grown Hoosier Fair Hints At Local Origins
In Lafayette dated Oct 18 the report notes an all Hoosier fair with the first string comprised entirely of Indiana natives.
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Lafayette
Due
Cambridge Cops London Track Team Reclaims Title
Cambridge track team won the University Ack Union championships with 80 points, claiming first place over London. The meet highlighted Cambridge’s strong performance as they topped the event standings.
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