Major College Grid Schedules and Results
A fragmented OCR of college football schedules and results lists many teams and games. Names such as Vanderbilt Georgia Clemson Florida State Miami Oregon Stanford and Missouri appear amid scattered scores and venues. The text is jumbled with partial player and school references and no coherent report.
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Pallas
Revert B. Cullum
Southwest Conference
Collum
University of Pittsburgh
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Navy
Syracuse
Laarman Hits 215-543 Series In Retired Servicemen Sweep
Laarman rolled 215 343 in the Commercial Bowling League at Sooner Lanes as the Retired Servicemen’s Club defeated 1&h FA Ba. Getkin fired 440 and Marciti 483 for the winners while Soth 310 Casey 495 Schmid 488 led the losers. Johnson 529 Bent 498 aided Johnsons Milk in a three-point win over Joe Ford Insurance. Ford's Agee 489 and Harvey 434 followed.
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Laarman
Hank Laarman
Sooner Lanes
1&H FA Ba. F
Dim Getkin
John Marciti
Bob Soth
Bob Casey
Letty Schmid
Coleman von Weider
Dick Johnson
Stod Bent
Jew
Johnsons Milk
Joe Ford Insurance
John Agee
Fords
Harvey Bradley
Texas heavyweight Roy Darvis stops Marshall in 40 seconds
In Tyler Texas last night Roy Darvis of Cut N Shoal Texas defeated J D Marshall of Shreveport Louisiana by stoppage at 0 40 of the second round in the ten round main event.
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Tyler
Tex
Texas
Roy Darvis
Cut “N ° Shoal
J. D. Marshall
Shreveport
Hockey At A Glance League Schedules and Matches
Hockey briefs list upcoming league schedules with Ny Won ts and Sts Yeogamer across divisions. Eastern Lemgle hosts Washington versus Charbeste and Aghnamen faces Pileptghia in regional games scheduled this week.
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Ny Wonts
STS Yeogamer
Lesday
Scielile
Charbeste
Sooner Aces Near Record in Big Seven Scoring Chase
Oklahoma's touchdown twins Tom McDonald and Clendon Thomas close to the school scoring mark as Thomas seals 14 TDs and 96 points in eight games, while McDonald follows with 14 TDs. George Thomas holds the modern OU record at 117 points. Oklahoma hosts Nebraska and Oklahoma A&M after a strong showing by McDonald against Missouri, as league leaders shift in total offense and rushing.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Tom McDonald
Clendon Thomas
Thomas
Sooners
McDonald
George Thomas
Oklahoma Nlays Nebraske
Norman
Oklahoma A&m
Stillwater Ias
Missouri
Jerry Brown
Nebraska
John Bayuk
Colorado
Jim Munter
Charley James
Hunter
Bob Marden
Iowa State
Harden
Billy Pricer
Humez Confident He’ll Take Title in Paris Bout
Paris reports Humez foresees winning the title after a dramatic night. Thames, bleeding from a hard heat with Ralph Tiger Jones, predicts a championship crowd. The French rangy boxer listed at 29 in the dressing room aims to fight Pal Me Alive for the British Empire title, then Sugar Robinson, with McAteer in January and possible Time after.
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Paris
France
Middlewright
Charles Thames
Ralph Tiger Jones
Inescly
Homelawn
Pal
London
New York
Sugar Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Homer
McAteer
Robinson
Sports In Brief From Assuemed Era
In brief sports notes, Kennedy et Mivingayy Sain holnred the MA veewords for the Eliteemiloe Cras CoUnes pace as going the distance. Hollywiuit Stave at League leads Hollymon for the pennant, with Pam Mocket close behind at the Natamyset Park. Akbar seated in Sea lengths, Bay Meminos hosts the 17 Lake Lie event, Pimbor reports $20 MATEN results.
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Kennedy
Eiteemiloe Cras CoUnes
Iran
JS Paints
Pam McKet
Hien Thesarane
College football all star team named by Colliers Magazine
Jerry Tubbs of Oklahoma named college football player of the year on Colliers Magazine all star team. Oklahoma also has Tommy McDonald on the squad with other noted players from Tennessee Syracuse Stanford Michigan Ohio State and Pittsburgh.
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New York
Jerry Tubbs
Oklahoma
Breckenridge
Tex
Colliers Magazine
Tubbs
Tommy McDonald
Sooners
Dohuny Majors
Tennessee
Jim Brown
Syracuse
Jil Brodier
Stanford
Ron Kramer
Michigan
Joe Walton
Pittsburgh
John Witte
Oregon State
RY Venny Lou Michaels
Kentucky
Jim Parker
Ohio State
Bill Glass
Baylor
Rule Changes For Batting Titles In Baseball
Chicago reports a new rule to determine batting championships by total plate appearances rather than official at bats. The rule includes walks, hit by pitch, sacrifices, and interference awards, with the threshold tied to league schedules. Ted Williams would have won the AL title under the new standard two years ago.
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Chicago
Ted Williams
Boston
Bob Avila
Cleveland
Jim Gallagher
NAIA Bowl candidates named for December 22 game
Little Rock area notes the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Alumni Bowl set for December 22. NAIA executive secretary Al Q. Duer lists candidates: Leonard Rhyne of Mercory, S C Westminster College, New Haven State College, Hillsdale College, St Joseph's College Collegeville, Trinity University San Antonio, and Montana State Bowen.
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Little Mock
Ark
al Q. Duer
NAIA
Lenoar Rhyne
Merekory
S. C
Westminster
New Wilmington
New Haven
Last Night's Fights In New York and Beyond
Boxing roundup from New York and other cities highlighting wins by Willie Vaughns, Chintt Cantestant, and Walter Byars among others. Notable bouts include outpoints in Holyoke and a knockout loss for Oriega while Gil Theimpson and Hart faced decisive results in California and Manila, with multiple fighters noted across venues.
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Charles Maumeen
Ralph eTigert Jones
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Gy. Tryuhl
Ab An Thi
Steiner
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Damm Crean Manila
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