Tartans Rival Big Teams In Tumultuous Football Season
Northwestern illness and weekly upsets mark a Big Ten season as Illinois, Michigan, Ohio State and Minnesota draw attention. Notre Dame Carnegie Tech clash looms. Tartans defend rugged line with standout replacements and key backs.
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New Columbia Coach Lou Little Brings Optimism to Lions
NEA Service notes Columbia hires Lou Little after successful Georgetown years. Little, a Penn alum and pro football veteran, led Georgetown to 37 wins, 8 losses, 3 ties in five seasons while scoring 1,247 points. The Lions anticipate a revival on Morningside Heights.
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Saturday Grid Tilts on Air
Notre Dame faces Carnegie Tech in a key intercollegiate matchup broadcast by WCCO in Minneapolis. Indiana plays Minnesota on KSTP while Notre Dame meets Carnegie Tech again on 200-WKBPF in Indianapolis.
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St Patricks to Meet Greenwood at Pennsy Park Sunday
Independent notes St Patricks meet Greenwood at Pennsy Park Sunday at 2 30. Coach Rosengarten calls a schoolhouse practice at 8 tonight and invites linemen to attend. Also Shelbyville Merchants to face College Cubs Sunday at 2 30 with new players added to the Merchants lineup.
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Bowling league action across multiple clubs Thursday night
Down the Alleys Mallory Waiter and Welland pace Universal League action as Blue Point Service loses thr ee to them at Pritchett alleys. Arnold and Ernst co lead high set with 643 while Jenkins posts 614. Multiple leagues report two and three game wins with players posting 600+ series and several teams securing top spots.
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Twenty Grand Wins Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes
Twenty Grand owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney outpaced the favorite Equipoise in the stretch to win the Kentucky Jockey Club stakes worth $25,000 at Louisville. The 2-year-old covered the mile in 1:36 with Twenty Grand second in the betting.
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Gators Set for Chicago Clash at Stagg Field
Florida arrives in Chicago for Saturday's intersectional game with the Maroons at Stagg Field. Coach Charles Bachman leads the squad which last faced Chicago in 1925, a 12 to 6 defeat, as Chicago ends practice with a muddy-field scrimmage under the stands.
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Collett to Face Hicks in National Golf Semi finals
In Los Angeles on October 17 the women’s national golf championship moved to the semi final round. Glenna Collett and Helen Hicks faced each other in the upper bracket while O S Hill and Virginia Van Wie met in the other semi. Finalists will play a 36 hole final on the north course Saturday.
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Metropolitan pro golf championship thins field in third round
In White Plains New York the metropolitan professional golf championship moves into the third round with many favorites missing. Walter Kozak, defending champion, eliminated Johnny Farrell former national Open champion, in the second round Thursday. Billy Burke and Jack Forrester also exited in the second round.
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Chocolate scores quick KO at Olympia Club
Kid Chocolate the Cuban featherweight knocked out Benny Nabors in two minutes and thirty six seconds of a scheduled ten round bout at the Olympia Club in New York. Chocolate weighed 127 pounds Nabors 134. Justo Suarez favored to defeat Kid Kaplan in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight.
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Loughran Defeats Daniels in Minneapolis Ten-Round Bout
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia defeated Dick Daniels of Minneapolis in a ten round match here. Charlie Retzlaff of Duluth stopped Angus McDonald of Minneapolis in the second round.
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