Notre Dame and coaching rumors stir South Bend
In a detailed report from South Bend dated November 2, Alan Gould outlines ongoing Notre Dame football coaching turmoil following Lee Kenny's death. Hank Anderson faces scrutiny as potential successors emerge, with Noble Kizer and Elmer Layden among leading candidates, while alumni warn the chosen coach will be under intense public scrutiny.
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Puzzling epitaph riddles on English graves
A reader notes puzzling epitaphs from English churchyards revealing wordplay and paradoxes. Examples include Jaha Giles of Lavenham with What John Giles has been is what he is and others from William lore of Stepney and a Dunwallow remark about die and tomorrow, all highlighting clever word puzzles.
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How To Build A Football Business in Collier's
A pair of Collier's pieces by Bill Cunningham and W B Courtney discusses football as business and conservation. The notes cover Me ehan regime at New York University, KU Kansas State praise for Dougal Russell, Nebraska coach Bible critiques, and Lonnie Stiner later coaching Oregon State with Civil War era anecdotes, plus local high school anecdotes involving John Shannon and Coffeyville sources.
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Prison team opens season with comeback win
In Moundsville West Virginia the state penitentiary football team known as the Eagles defeated an opponent 23 to 4 before a crowd of 4000 at the high school field. Trailing 12 to 0 at halftime the penitentiary squad rallied with a 45 yard kickoff score by end Popeye a safety and a long pass by Shorty to break the game open.
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PUNTS AND PASSES From the Associated Press
New York reports scouting for Fordham St Marys tickets yields one Alumnus, Louis Pometta, in the city while John Kabealo and his brother George, both Gales players, are noted. Tulane and Colgate draw attention as potential upsets and fans eye trips and game plans, with scattered mentions of dormitory use and travel notes.
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Jayhawkers Prepare For Sooner Battle In Scrimmage
Kansas Jayhawkers continue hard driving workouts as they scrimmage freshmen and varsity players to sharpen offense and defense for the Big Six clash with Oklahoma. Veterans showing strength include Brinkman Hall Nesmith Harris Feterson and Bloomfield while Lipscomb Lindsey and Dees mix in possible substitutions. Five minor ankle injuries noted but none serious ahead of the homecoming duel with Oklahoma in Norman.
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Honus Wagner Fame Questioned in Equity Suit
Pittsburgh November 2 AP Fame is fleeting even for Honus Wagner a national baseball star as the great Flying Dutchman he sues a sporting goods firm for using his name in their business and claims more than eight thousand dollars in damages Breunstein's answer filed yesterday states Wagner was a professional baseball player for 23 years and asks proof of his name’s substantial commercial value Wagner is currently a Pirates coach and the case proceeds amid vivid local sports interest.
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Chilocco Ringmen Repeat Five Wins At Hutchinson
Chilocco Oklahoma November 2 AP The Chilocco Indians won five of eight bouts in Hutchinson defeating the Hutchinson Athletic Club in their first Missouri Valley AAU boxing league appearance. Junior Munsell, the valley weight champion for two years, defeated Young Gideon of Kansas in the feature. Other wins included knockouts as the Indians posted three by knockout.
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Plan to restore bob white quail via state and private ponds
New York dispatch reports Mother Na promoted plan to restore bob white quail through 24 year program. Oklahoma surveys show 100000 sportsmen hunted 180000 quail in a season. The proposal targets 26 districts with controlled species, feeding, and predators, plus private hunting grounds to supplement public stocks.
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Park shifts to suit Al Simmons with new home plate
Chicago November 2 AP report says owner J Louis Comiskey will move the White Sox home plate about 14 feet toward center field to shorten lines for Al Simmons. The adjustment aims to make center fielders’ long drives more playable and give Simmons an easier target for home run hits.
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Burleigh Grimes Released By Cardinals After 18 Years
Burleigh Grimes, veteran spitball pitcher for eighteen years in the National League, was released unconditionally by the St Louis Cardinals as announced. The veteran, known as one of the last moist-ball pitchers, is out of a job.
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Michigan and Gophers Lead Big 10 Title Chase
New York AP report notes Michigan and Minnesota as the leading contenders for the 1933 Western Conference football title. Michigan must beat Illinois and Iowa to set up the November 13 showdown with Minnesota, while Minnesota faces Northwestern and later Michigan. Nebraska and Purdue also figure in title discussions as other strong teams pursue conference glory.
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Nebraska Huskers Face Missouri Test In Big Six Title Chase
Kansas City reports Nebraska nears another Big Six title bid as they face Missouri. The Huskers rely on focus after recent calls for blocking and ball handling drills. Missouri, praised by coach Frank Cariceo for 90 minutes of freshmen work, prepares with two minor injuries in camp.
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Wildcats Prep for Iowa as Injuries Spark Changes
The Kansas State squad, led by Coach Bo McMillin, worked on defense and pass intersections with Michigan State as Wertz Barges and Blaine out with injuries replaced by Freeh and McNeal. Iowa State's backfield trio Winter Allender Williams Schafroth showed progress while reworking for the Iowa game amid defensive refinements after a Missouri matchup. The yearlings used Hawkeye plays but failed to trouble the varsity scrimmage.
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Pitchine' 4a a Columbus Ohio recreation league
Clyda TM Martin pitched for Columbus in a recreation league game. He struck out 20 of the 31 batters he faced in nine innings, allowed three hits and did not issue a walk. His strong performance dominated the game.
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