Rose Bowl prospects and college football clash preview
Jockey Sutherland analyzes looming Rose Bowl candidates and key matchups across the nation. He highlights Alabama, Auburn, Notre Dame versus Navy, Michigan versus Penn, Fordham versus Purdue, and other pivotal games shaping the season's top bowl contenders.
Michigan Breaks Slump With First TD Against Columbia
Michigan revives winning mood beating Columbia as Cedric Sweet runs 11 yards for the opening touchdown after key blocks by Barclay Patanelli and Hook. Players Rinaldi and Barclay open a hole while linemen and ends execute precise interference and pursuit to secure the score.
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Art Krenz
NEA
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Cedric Sweet
Grand
Sweet
Rinaldi
Quuarterbabel Barclay
Barclay
Furey
Patanelli
Siegel
Bonamo
Smithers
Hudasky
Smick
Luckmay
Hook
Hersey
Big Ten outlook and coast clash list college games
Iowa should beat and Chicago offers little for Ohio State while Northwestern can handle Wisconsin who seek an upset. Syracuse travels to Indiana and Vic Hansen’s Orange face another defeat. Michigan State fast against Temple with a tight East Lansing game. Nebraska should win over Kansas, Kansas State likely to upset Oklahoma. Southern California and Washington favored over California and Stanford. UCLA versus Oregon billed close with Oregon favored, Washington State over Oregon State.
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Ano
Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Bletsburgh
NBA
Crimson Tide
Frank Thomas
Tennessee
South
Aub
Louisiana State
Auburn
Tech
Aubin
Mississippi
Coratina State
Boston College
Irish
Navy
Notres Dame
Michigan
Penn
Philadelphia
Quakers
Wolverines
Fordham
Purdue
New York
Ram
Columbia
Dartmouth
Hanover
Earl Blaik
Darttmouth Indians
Holy Cross
Col Bate
Andy Kerr
Crusaders
Yale
Brown
Princeton
Capnel
Patin State
Pitt
Lions
Duquesne
Kentucky
Manhattan
Harvard
Virginia
Carnegie Tech
New York University
Minnesota
Iowa
Chicago
Ohio State
Northwestern
Harry Stuhldecker
Wisconsin
Badgers
Syracuse
Boomington
Indiana
Vic Hansen
Orange
Michigan State
Temple
East Lansing
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Huskers
Kansans
Kansas State
Oklahoma
California
Washington
Standford
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington State
Oregon State
Wisconsin Helps Wives Under Old Posting Law
Wisconsin wives objecting to husbands drinking can use an old pre prohibition posting law. Affected husbands must have their names posted in local taverns, making it illegal to sell alcohol to them for a year. The move is supported by the attorney general as a carry over from earlier times.
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Madison
Wis—i
Wisconsin
John Doe
Switch From Tee To Milk Gene Sucazen At Melbowne Show
The noted pro golfer Gene Sucazen finds the Royal Agricultural Show in Melbowne more interesting than the galant events he attended, pictured at the Ulgham display in Aystiatin. The Italian shotmaker, a gentleman farmer, is shown examining his favorite breed.
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Gene Sucazen
Melbowne
Young Knute Rockne Learns Football On Rocky Field
Knute Rockne Jr is learning football with a 14 man squad at Miami Military Academy weighing 145 pounds and facing rock strewn practice. He hopes to make Notre Dame’s varsity but expects limited chances behind larger players and many others at the school.
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Young Rockne
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Jack Bell
Young Knute
Miami Military Academy
Rossiter
Kaute
Knute Rhockne
Wisconsin
Gus Doraisland
Rockne
Alma
Trockoe
Urel
George Gijp
Four Horsemen
Rockoe
Knute
Bil
Baume
Kaute Revkne
Noted Engineer to Get Medal in New York
Ambrose Swasey, a Cleveland manufacturer and maker of machine tools and precision instruments, will receive the Hoover medal on December 2 in New York. He will be 90 on December 19 and has 67 years of engineering service.
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Ambrose Swasey
New York
Cleveland
Swasey
Northwestern Tops AP Poll In Close Football Rankings
New York reports Northwestern is ranked No. 1 in the Associated Press college football poll, edging Minnesota after a 400 victory that snapped the Gophers’ streak. Despite strong Northwestern support, many experts still favor Minnesota, with Fordham third and other votes scattered.
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New York
Minnesota
Associated Press
We Wildcats
Gophers
Northwestern
Wildcats
Fordham
Rams
Plan to Split Prize Money Sparks Family Feud
Plan outlines a prize distribution among nine baby mothers tied to a Derby contest. Annie Smith claims a one sixth share and vows to let her German husband Alfred keep his job, despite the £41,000 prize. Other members pledge $5,000 each to support mothers with eight children in the decade, with Isobel MacLean boasting11 dependents and a stated need for funds. Newcastle, South Wales, is cited as a port exporting wool and coal.
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Denny
Joh Nagle
Arthur Timlock
Isobel MacLean
Wagner’s Das Rheingold Introductory Lore on the Ring
The passage recounts Alberich seeking power through the Rhine gold and the ring, Wotan’s jealousy, and the Giants’ scheme leading to the loss of the ring. It frames Wagner’s Das Rheingold as the opening of the famous Ring cycle and notes its 1933 German stamp depiction.
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Alberich
Wotan
Walhatta
Alberi¢ch
Richard Wagner
Germany
Corn Husking Test Draws Big Crowd At Oyler's Field
About 125000 people are expected to attend this year as 35 acres of Oyler's 100 acre corn field are staged for a husking contest. Contestants move between rows tossing light cars onto wagons. penalties apply for excess husk and missed cars. Oyler will not participate and plans to watch as spectators. New Amsterdam is the original Dutch name for New York City.
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Oyler
Oyter
New Amsterdam
What
New York City
No Scrimmage for Porkers This Week
Fayetteville Arkansas reports no scrimmage for the Porkers this week as coach Fred Thornsert bans practice while Arkansas prepares for Rice Institute. The Owls, Rice, aim for a tough session to ready for the Razorbacks with key players back from injuries.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Fred Thornsert
University of Arkanas
Rice Institute
Parkers
Texas Aggies Solinsky
Owls
Fred Co
Avhanses Hog
Owl
Houston
Tex
Jimmy Kitts
Arkansis
Washington
Rex
Razorbacks
Fayette Ville
Orarks
Political realignment questions loom in 1930s discourse
The piece debates whether new parties will form along liberal and conservative lines or if movements around Father Coughlin Towns or Lemke could birth a major party. It warns as a cautious observer that practical politics show no clear splits or decisive shifts yet.
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Li Eral
Tha
Liberal Party
Father Coughlin
Dr Town
Lemke
Ngi
Topping Performers In Horse Show At Lif Parts
Lif parts of the qworks hosts top riders and horses preparing for a national horse show set for Nov 4 10. Highlights include Capt Belusido Vaulez of the Chilean army on a Chilean bred horse, Lieut J Curtis of the US army riding Rinzo, Mrs John Hay Whitney guiding Gray Knight, and a Canadian mounted police team adding color to the event.
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Qworks
Vie Linders
New York
Ueariel Classit
Teft
Belusido Vaulez
J. ©. Curtis
United States Army
John Hay Whitney
Gray Knight
Canadian Mounted Police
Olor
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