Detroit Lions poised to chase NFL lead after Bears clash
Chicago October 22 AP The Detroit Lions seek top NFL status as they prepare to face the Chicago Bears tonight. Weather forced postponements of Lions vs Dodgers previously while Lions also schedule Cincinnati Sunday at Cincinnati. Bears chase Green Bay and hold division lead after Bears win. Strong Giants edge Pirates 17 to 7, Willis Smith scores six and Vaughn passes for a TD. Cardinals, Packers injuries noted.
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College football notes tumble through Big 12 scene
Nebraska battles Oklahoma to a 6 0 setback while Oklahoma State fumbles offer Kansas State a 13 0 edge. Iowa State tops Tulsa 31 6 as Tommy Neal shines with two touchdowns. Missouri crushes Grinnell 26 62 and Kansas State struggles in a 7 0 win over Kansas. The league’s scoring leader is Iowa’s Sam Frah while Nebraska stumbles after losses to Minnesota and Iowa.
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Warner era shaped early college football rules and teams
The article sketches Coach Pap Warner's role in developing early football during the 1890s, noting his coaching at Iowa State, Cornell, Georgia, and Temple among others. It highlights his impact on rule changes and the formation of a controversial Redmen team while referencing a Department of Agriculture claim about moth domestication and a teaser on tomorrow's mystery of the moth.
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Homecoming clash yields Kansas State victory in Big 6
In a hectic homecoming battle at Manhattan, the Aggies defeated Kansas and broke a 1936 jinx as Lynn Waldorf earned his inaugural Big 6 win. The game featured two unusual plays, costly Kansas errors, and a battle that kept scoring chances alive until late.
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Big Six Football Results Highlight Midwest Matchups
Nebraska and Oklahoma led a slate of Big Six games with Kansas State and Missouri also on the card. Chicago hosted Missouri while Iowa and Iowa State battled in St Louis with mixed outcomes.
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Sooner Football Notes From Oulahorss Game
The Sooners suffered a key loss and will be favored over Kansas. John Peterson, fullback, injured elbow likely out at least a week. Coach Lindsey vows improved effort and sharper signal calling in upcoming practices.
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Iowa Faces Gophers A Big Ten Football Clash Looms
Iowa faces Minnesota in a pivotal Big Ten test after Minnesota’s win over Pittsburgh and a 31 to 6 Iowa State upset. The Chicago Bears look to retain top conference standing as Purdue meets Carnegie Tech and Wisconsin visits Notre Dame. Indiana, the lone inactive member, sits amid weathered margins as Illinois and Northwestern prep for upcoming games.
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Huskers Edge Sooners as Francis Scores Winning TD
Sam Francis of Oberlin Kansas scored the decisive touchdown to lift Nebraska past Oklahoma in Norman. The former national scholastic shot put champion fills George Sauer's fullback berth, driving a key scoring play for the Huskers.
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Foot All Conference San Quentin inmates issue books report
Inmates at San Quentin Prison California received 235,895 library books in the last fiscal year. The per capita average was 39.12 books per inmate. The figure reflects the prison's annual library program and reading initiatives.
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Hills View Ladies Club Golf Results Lead To Semis
Two quarterfinals were played yesterday at Hill View golf course in the Ladies club tournament. Roe Cloud defeated Kimber and Hulteen beat Myers to set semis between Roe Cloud and Kimber and Hart and Hackler. Starr, Starr and Chaurlea Starr advance to Hill View club centniny next Sunday after wins. Whitaker and Bayer also won with Whitaker planning a tour of southern winter events starting November 1.
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What would you do to make the patient sweat
A Philadelphia Evening Bulletin item quotes a medical student asking what elicits sweat from a patient. He answers by saying he would tell him the amount of the bill. The quip reflects hospital billing tensions in a historical context.
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College football battles shape pivotal sectional race slate
A wide array of key matchups across conferences highlights a pivotal stretch as teams like Purdue, Minnesota, Michigan, Notre Dame, and Syracuse chase divisional leads. Big Six, Big Ten, and Southern powers contest high-stakes games while undefeated lists face potential shrinkage this weekend.
Lead Nation's Grid Race Sees Holy Cross and North Dakota Leading
Holy Cross and the University of North Dakota top the nation with five victories each, leading a parade of teams boasting perfect records despite a topsy turvy season. The Associated Press compilation highlights Holy Cross and North Dakota as undefeated and untied leaders.
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High scoring teams list with 148 points in four games
A line of top college teams is noted with 148 points in four games. Schools named include Army Dartmouth Utah Alabama Duke Michigan State Butler Kirksville Teachers Iowa State Tulane Navy Vanderbilt Princeton Minnesota Syracuse Hingis Utah Aggies Haverstown and the University of Washington.
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Kansas colleges clash as Fort Hays eyes central title
In Topeka and across Kansas, Fort Hays State wings into a potential conference title push after a 22-7 win over Wichita University. Washburn and Emporia Teachers renewed rivalry, Ottawa defeated by Kansas Wesleyan, Baker faces Ottawa, and Emporia College meets Bethany as the league reshapes after last week’s results.
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Maryland Back Leads the Nation’s Grid Scorers
The Associated Press notes Maryland halfback Bill Shepherd of Western Maryland boosted his season total with a 2-point score in a 40-0 win over Boston College. Rival Jay Berwanger of Chicago holds 41 points, leading the nation as the top scorer across major conferences in this week's tally.
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Unclear OCR Sports Card Prompts Multiple Teams
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