Dam photographers injured during tower collapse at Eldon dam
Kilgore and Lula Kilgore sustained multiple injuries after a 30 foot tower fell in high winds while they photographed the dam. Kilgore crushed wrist and skull injuries reported, Lula Kilgore with internal injuries and a broken ankle. They are hospitalized at Stone and Webster Camp, Eldon.
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Conqueror of Notre Dame Seeks Coaching Return
Fred Dawson, famed for Nebraska teams that beat Notre Dame in 1922 and 1923, contemplates a coaching comeback after a two year health related break. He resigned after the 1921 season, recovered in Denver, and says he expects to be back at work next fall.
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Notre Dame and Trojans face decisive clash this weekend
By Herbert W Barker Associated Press Sports Writer New York December 1 Notre Dame hosts Southern California in a clash defining the national championship hopes as both teams chase unbeaten records. The Irish aim to extend a winning streak while USC seeks to derail Notre Dame and keep Rose Bowl prospects alive amid a crowded field of challengers.
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Ten undefeated college teams shrink in number as Tulsa topples Oklahoma City
The nation’s list of unbeaten and untied football teams shrank by one after Oklahoma City lost to Tulsa, leaving ten teams still undefeated. Mount Morris leads in total points with Alabama and Notre Dame tight in the race, while Alabama holds the best defense with only 13 points against.
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Carnera Wins Barcelona Bout After Divided Judges
In Barcelona Italy’s Primo Carnera defeats Paulino Uzelidin after ten close rounds. Moss DeYon casts decisive vote for Carnera to a crowd of about 90,000. judges split on outcome with Casanovas favoring Paulino slight margin and Mazzia praising Carnera. AP score sheet favors Carnera 7 rounds to 3 with one even. weights listed 269 3/4 pounds for Carnera and 206 3/4 for Paulino. gate about 1,000,000 pesetas, roughly $110,000.
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Vintage Boxing Rivalry and Football Echoes of 1921
The piece notes a boxing focus on a German heavyweight contender, with references to Max Schineling and Fidel LeBiota, plus plans for a film contract. It jokes about figures like Mickey Walker, Jack Kearns, and contemporary football debates, mentioning Harvard coach Arnold Horween and Notre Dame, while musing on football skill and sports reporting practices from the era.
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Big Six 1930 honorary football team named by voters
Six players named on the Associated Press 1930 Big Six conference honorary football team after a coach, writer and official poll. The six include Steve Mokuf of Nebraska Leonard McGirl of Missouri Hugh Rhea of Nebraska James Bausch of Kansas and others from Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Unclear gridiron notes show 1920s Kansas Oklahoma players
Fragmented OCR hints at halfbacks Colonel Mis and Alex Nira from Oklahoma and Kansas respectively. Mentions Stile failing to win a game for a second season, team shifts with Akeson and Nivra, and weights or nicknames like Rausch and Nitzy. Text is garbled and not coherent.
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Probe boxing shows held by Springfield officials scrutinized
Springfield Mo November 294 AP Testimony by Springfield sports editors reveals they shared proceeds from local boxing shows. Harold Murphy promoter questioned. Missouri State Athletic Commission suspended Cowboy Billy Owens and fined 500 dollars. Owens accused of kidnapping tale deemed fake by commission. Murphy acknowledged paying part of proceeds to John Snow and John Pearson, former Leater and Press staffers.
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