Jankoski Back in Form for Big Season at Durham
Jankoski, once a 1927 multi touchdown back, has healed his ankle and returns to top condition. He credits a strong line and interference for past success and notes teammates like Grange’s backfield mate Britton as key. Winston-Salem game looms as a conference test with season tickets and lineup battles shaping the high school squad.
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Aschaneputivsii
Ninsienat Pineseiseniiehieianieageeiai
Bse
I Shiaaciai
Winston-Salem
Marlette
WM. M. Braucher
NEA Service
Illinois
Bob Zuppke
Zupp
Wisconsin
Cuisinier
Glenn Thistlewhite
Lusby
Rebholz
Oman
Behr
Gophers
Purdue
Pest Welch
Durham
John Jankoski
Jankoski
Jan
Groun
Red Grange
Britton
Marlett
Reidsville
Logal High School
Black Bisons
Hill
Hinkle
Hawkins
Winston
Twin City
Hawkeyes May Move Willis Glassgow to Quarterback
Captain Willis Glassgow, Iowa’s noted half back, could be shifted to quarterback this fall as the Hawkeyes face a surplus of backs but a shortage of quarterback depth.
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Iowa
Glassgow
West
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Purdue
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago
Hoosiers
Bennett
Harrell
Randolph
Matthew
Army-Ilinois
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Harvard
Washington-Chicago
Princeton
Willis Glassgow
Hawkeyes
Woman’s church visits stir spiteful motive
Mrs Black confirms she will attend church regularly though she says she does it to spite her husband who hates her going to church. The remark appears in Tit-Bits.
Grass hopper question sparks family quip from Judge
In a humorous exchange, Willie asks what a grass hopper is and the Pa replies it is their dull lawn mower, prompting a wry joke from the Judge about domestic chores becoming the talk of the household.
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Willie
Baseball Games Broadcast from Chicago
All baseball games and no boxing matches are broadcast from Chicago. The statement notes Chicago as the exclusive source of broadcasts for baseball while excluding boxing events.
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Chicago
Preliminary Contests On In East This Week
East college football tune ups dominate the schedule with nearly 100 squads opening play by week’s end. Notable matchups include West Virginia vs Davis and Elkins, Pittsburgh vs Waynesburg, Carnegie Tech vs Bethany, and Penn State vs Niagara as arms race for form and depth builds across the Atlantic seaboard.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
LaFayette
Atlantic Seaboard
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Leyan
Davis and Elkins
Pittsburgh
Waynesburg
Carnegie Tech
Howard Jtyfipster
Bethany
Wheeling
W. Va
Washington and Jefferson
Ohio
Washington
Nittany Lions
Penn State
Niagara
Columbia
Middlebury
Fordham
Westminister
New York University
Vermont
Army
Boston University
West Point
Navy
Denison
Midshipmen
Boston College
Notre Dame
Georgetown
Mt. St. Mary’s
Rutgers
Providence
Lehigh
Johns Hopkins
Villanova
Lebanon Valley
Pipe Organ Between Rounds Fills Chicago Stadium Bout Evening
The Chicago Stadium hosts boxing bouts with a pipe organ played between rounds, adding a concert-like atmosphere to the event. Fans enjoy the musical interludes as fighters prepare for the next rounds.
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Chicago Stadium
Theory on Developing Driving Power in Legs
A fragment suggests a discussion about a theory aimed at developing driving power in the legs. No clear person, date, or organization is identified in the readable text.
Notre Dame Captain Johnny Law Competes In Hawthorne Cup
Notre Dame guard and captain Johnny Law will race in the Hawthorne gold cup at Chicago on October T. The event features a mile and a quarter track with a $25,000 purse and is to be decided at Hawthorne track in Chicago.
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Johnny Law
Notre Dame
Hawthorne
Chicago
Duke Linemen Shift On Offense In Coaches Lineup
Durham, Sept. 23. The Duke lineup favored by the coaches lists Hyatt and Peeler at ends Captain Kistler and Carpenter at tackles Thorne and Warren as guards and Friedman at center. For offense Warren and Kistler take the ends Hyatt shifts to tackle and Peeler to guard Friedman plays one position throughout.
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Durham
Duke
Hyatt
Peeler
Kistler
Carpenter
Thorne
Warren
Friedman
Charters Granted in Raleigh for Lincoln County Fair and Carthage Motor
New certificates of incorporation list Lincoln County Fair Inc of Lincolnton to hold county agricultural industrial and livestock fairs with capital stock 25000 and 8000 subscribed by J L Hues J G Morrison and others. Carthage Motor Company of Carthage to deal in automobiles trucks tractors and other motor vehicles with capital stock 50000 and 20000 subscribed by H G Poole Audrey B Poole and L W Barlow.
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Raleigh
Lincoln County Fair, Incorporated
Lincolnton
J. L. Hues
J. G. Morrison
Go. DD
Stroup
Carthage Motor Company
Carthage
H. G. Poole
Audrey B. Poole
L. W. Barlow
Wisconsin Sets 85-Game College Football Schedule
Wisconsin unveils a long season with 85 college football games this year, detailing opponents and venues for the slate. The schedule emphasizes nonconference tests and Big Ten clashes as the team pursues bowl eligibility and conference success.
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Wisconsin
Evnston Williams Caroli nians Open at Orpheum in Linger Longer Letty
The Evnston Williams Carolinians arrive in High Point to open at the Orpheum for a local engagement of Linger Longer Letty. Frankie Bernard and Bartley Cahill lead a strong cast with four vaudeville features and a new screen program.
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High Point
Evnston-Williams Carolinians
Orpheum Theater
Oliver Morosco
Letty
New York
Fulton Theater
Frankie Bernard
Bartley Cahill
Boy Neil Bletcher
Emmett Morris
Winter Garden
Bert Morley
Bart Cahill
Jack Ulmer
Einston-Williams
Asheville
Boylin Prepares Panthers for Wofford Scrimmage
Coach Boylin drills the Panthers on the college field for three days as he seeks the starting lineup to meet Wofford Terriers. Key players include Ray Perdue the top scorer, Ray Dix and Pat Thompson sidelined, with several freshmen contending for spots. The team aims to improve before facing Erskine College next weekend.
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Jack Boylin
Wofford Terriers
South Carolinians
Panthers
High Point
Mitchell
Bill Ludwig
Ray Dixon
Pat’’ Thompson
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Yow
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