Record Run Caps WW09 Yard TD for Culberson in Rome
J M Culberson of Darling ton Prep School Rome Georgia makes a record run after intercepting a pass at four yard line. He caught the tipped ball in the end zone and sprinted for a touchdown surpassing the 205 yard interception run by Hadivichinsor of Chicago in 1916 and Luther P ergin of Southwestern Louisiana in 1934.
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J. M. Culberson
Darlington
Rome
Georgia
Culberson
Duncan
Nashville
Tenn
B. Hadivichinsor
Chicago
Wisconsin
Luther Pergin
Southwestern Louisiana
Infernte
Stephen F. Austin
Michigan Upsets Northwestern 14-7
Michigan’s 14 7 upset of Northwestern at Evanston halts the undefeated streak and boosts the Wolverines in Big Ten title chatter. Minnesota crushed Pitt 39 0 as other top teams in the region also show strong form in a Saturday full of upsets.
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NEW YORK
Michigan
Wolverines
Northwestern
Minnesota
United States
Evanstom
Columbia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Nebraska
Biz
Texas Christian
Rice
Ann Arbor
Pitt
Panthers
Dub
Bruce Smith
Texas
Longhorns
Texas A
Duke
Vanderbilt
Army
Navy
Fordham
Penn
Temple
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Detroit
Georgia
Grid Umpire Shoots Self Accidentally
NEW YORK Oct 20 A football game injury tale unfolds as NF L officials testify on dangers from officiating C W Rappard Red Priesell recounts. Umpire Rupp fires during Pittsburgh New York clash at the Polo Grounds wounding himself in the left hand.
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NEW YORK
C. W. Rappard
Red Priesell
Frievell
Polo Grounds
Rupp
Winnipeg Blue Bombers crush Regina Roughriders in 15 to 1 rout
Winnipeg defeats Regina 15 to 1 to seize top spot in the Western Inter-Provincial Union. Ken Preston and Art Stevenson spark the attack with two forward passes for a Bombers touchdown, while Regina errant plays and safety converts keep the game tense.
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Regina
Cinches
Bombers
EGINA
C.P
Winnipeg Blue Bomber
Regina Roughriders
Winnipeg
Alberta Varsity Clubs Sask 18-0 in Hardy Cup clash
Edmonton Oct 20 Alberta Golden Bears dominated Saskatchewan Huskies 18-0 in the third game of the Hardy Cup western intercollegiate football series before 2000 spectators at Varsity Stadium. Alberta leads 2-1 with two more games to decide the trophy.
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EDMONTON
University of Alberta
University of Saskatchewan Huskins
Varsity stadium
U. of A. Golden Bears
Saskatoon
Bears
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Bradshaw
Mackay
touchdown
Bartlet
Schrader
Bowling Last Week Winners and Scores Across Leagues
Week’s winners include Ladies led by Mrs. K Wilson and Gents led by A Green with top score 269 by J Rae. Military Forces Metka STS and Clarestiown posted high team marks. rail yards and express offices reported notable totals. Tonight Rotary Club League opens with Del’s Colve Shop facing Rollers, Gliders meeting Quits, and Spitfires vs Hurricanes followed by Superiors against Grenadiers and Cardinals.
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T. Hamblin
R. reeves
F. Bartlett
T. ‘Allen
J.H Camptell
Rotary Club League
Pouesday
Del
Colve Shop
Rollers
Gliders
Quits
Spitfires
Hurricanes
Kresges
Bombers
Superiors
Comets
Grenadiers
Cardinals
CAHA Ratifies NHL Playing Rules at Toronto Meeting
The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association rules committee approved the National Hockey League rules at a weekend meeting in Toronto. W A Hewitt, chairman, announced that delegates George Dudley of Midland Ontario Alphonse Terrien of Montreal and Vic Johnson of Winnipesiag were in attendance.
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TORONTO
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
National Hockey League
W. A. Hewitt
George Dudley
Midland
Ont
CAH.A
Alphonse Terrien
Montreal
Vic Johnson
Winnipes
Harmon Kimbrough Show Poor Condition In Pro Grid Debut
Tom Harmon and John Kimbrough, famed college stars, were out of shape in their NFL debuts for the New York Americans. They rested on the bench much of the game as New York tied Columbus Bulls 7 to 7 at Yankee Stadium before 25,485 fans. The pair did combine for the Americans lone touchdown in the third period, but neither played near college form.
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Hough
Bombers
Ken Preston
Reginans
Winnipeg
Regina
Mel Wilson
Ches McCance
George Cullen
NEW YORK
Tom Harmon
John Kimbrough
New York Americans
Columbus Bulls
Yankee Stadium
Kimbrough
Harmon
Canadian gridiron and rugby standings snapshot
Alberta Juniors Edmonton 26 Calgary 4 Western Conference Winnipeg 14 Regina 1 Western Collegiate Alberta 18 Saskatchewan 0 Eastern Rugby Union Ottawa Balmy Beach 0 Toronto Argos 12 Montreal 1 Played at Kingston Ontario Rugby Union Kitchener-Waterloo 7 Hamilton 39
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Alberta
Edmonton
Calgary
Winnipeg
Regina
Saskatchewan
Eastern Rugby Union
Ottawa
Balmy Beach
xToronto Argos
Montreal
KGrgston
Ontario
Rugby Union
Kitchener-Waterloo
Hamilton
ERFOG
WLF
APts Argonauts
Ottawa are
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Aratom wees
Pheasants Not Greatly Depleted In Local Hunt
From Our Own Correspondent HIGH RIVER Oct 17 after a week of pheasant shooting there has been no great depletion of the birds for local hunters. Most sportsmen report one or two pheasants per outing and oppose slaughter while noting the birds are destructive to gardens. Hun Hungarian birds provide sport as the season advances though they grow wary. duck shooting is comparatively quiet in this district.
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HIGH RIVER
Bluenose retains title in North Atlantic Race off Halifax
The schooner Bluenose skippered by Capt. Angus Walters defended its crown today marking ten years since the North Atlantic Meet off Halifax. It won the best of three races against the United States challenger Gertrude L. Thebaud to keep a yearlong international racing record unblemished.
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Angus Walters
Halifax
Lunenburg
United States
Gertrude L. Thebaud
Exhibition hockey wrap wraps up early season action
Stewart nets four markers for upstart Americans in a 6-2 win over Illinois as rookie Ken Stewart scores three in the second period and Joe Matic adds two. Detroit Red Wings roll to a 3-1 win over Cleveland Barons with Abel, Jamison and Wares striking early. Canadiens rookies thrash Royals 10-1 led by Walton Harmon Gruhn line. Quebec amateurs edge Canadiens 3-1 in a defensive affair. Indians topple Americans 4-2 in overtime in Port Arthur. New Haven Eagles outscore Shawinigan 10-3 in Shawinigan with Wilson Cain Catlin scoring multiple goals.
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HAMPAIGN
Kansas City American
University of Illinois
Illinois
Ken Stewart
Stewart
Joe Matic
RED WINGS
DETROIT
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey league
Cleveland Baros
American Hockey league
Sid Abel
Jimmy Jamieson
Eddie Wares
Earl Batholomie
Jane Baron
GRUHN
ST. HYACINTHE, Que
Bobby Walton
Glen Harmon
Herman Gruhn
Canadiens
Montreal Royals
Walton-Harmon-Gruhn
Royals
CANADIENS QUEBEC
Ray Getliffe
fo Canadiens
INDIANS
AMERES PORT ARTHUR
Springfield Indians
big brothers
New York Americans
Americans
Livee ‘nes
NEW HAVEN
SHAWINIGAN FALLS
Que
New Haven Eagles
Eagles
Shawinigan Cataract
Don Wilson
Jack Cain
Joe Catlin
Marcel Bessette
Bill Simon
Two Racers Die In Motorcycle Crash
At an Oakland dirt track event billed as a United States championship two top riders Tommy Hayes of Dallas and June McCall of Charlotte died in a Sunday pileup while five others were injured. The 200 mile race was won by Ernie Holt Brook of San Francisco in 2 hours 39 minutes 17 seconds. All riders were traveling about 90 miles per hour.
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OAKLAND
Galif
Tommy Hayes
Dallas
Texas
June McCall
Charlotte
N.C
United States
Ernie Holt Brook
San Francisco
ake
Ontarioan heads Canadian Lacrosse Assn
J Depp of Toronto was elected president of the Canadian Lacrosse Association at its annual meeting in Vancouver on Saturday, succeeding Jas McConaghy.
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ONTARIOAN
CANADIAN LACROSSE ASSN
VANCOUVER
j—a. J. Depp
Toronto
Canadian Lacrosse Association
Jas, McConaghy
Craig Wood Wins Wichita Open Golf Title at Westlink
Craig Wood of Mamaroneck New York United States open champion captured the Wichita open golf tournament at Westlink club on a four under par 264 winning $750 with a T2-hole finish.
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CRAIG WOOD
WICHITA
Kas
Mamaroneck
Westlink
Edmonton Walops Calgary 26-4 in Alberta junior grid title run
Edmonton Maple Leafs moved 22 points ahead of Calgary Tornadoes in the two game total point series for the Alberta junior football championship after a 26 4 victory before 3000 fans. Joe Cherniowiski led Edmonton with three touchdowns, with Doug Stevenson and Jim Pyper also contributing. Calgary faces Edmonton in Calgary next Saturday to decide the crown.
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WINNIPEG ROAMERS
WINNIPEG
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
EDMONTON
Edmoton Maple Leafs
Calgary Tornadoes
Alberta
capital city
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Leafs
Joe Cherniowiski
Doug Stevenson
Maple Leafs
Jim Pyper
Johnny Dutchak
Pyper
Argos and Wildcats top East grid with perfect records
Toronto Argonauts and Hamilton Wildcats remained undefeated in eastern play after Saturday games. The Argos beat Montreal Bulldogs 12 1 in Kingston as Selkirk booted a first quarter placement and singles added the others, while Hamilton crushed Kitchener Waterloo 39 7. Ottawa Rough Riders defeated Toronto Balmy Beach 3 0 in a rain drenched affair.
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Canada
Lew Hayman
Toronto Argonauts
Hamilton Wildcats
Ontario Rugby Union
Argos
Montreal Bulldogs
Hamilton
Kitchener-Waterloo Panthers
ERFU
Hamton
Ottawa Rough Riders
Toronto Balmy Beach
Ottawa
Toronto
varsity stadium
Rugby Football Union
George Praser
Kingston
Bulldogs
Folwell
Reid
Montreal
Selkirk
Mullins
Bob Kirkpatrick Impresses Ranger Board of Strategy
Winnipeg scene details former Lethbridge Maple Leafs centre Bob Kirkpatrick who led the Alberta Senior Hockey league in 1938-39 with 2 goals and 36 assists He caught the eye of Rangers managers Les Patrick and Frank Boucher after excelling at the amateur hockey school and workouts with the NHL squad Kirkpatrick is a 25-year-old Regina product previously with the Flin Flon Bombers in Saskatchewan senior hockey
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WINNIPEG
Bob Kirkpatrick
Lethbridge Maple Leafs
Lester Patrick
Frank Soucher
New York Rangers
Kurkpauick
Regina
Flin Fion Bombers
Saskatchewan
Patrick
Rangers
National Hockey league
Jersey Jones
Kirkpatrick
Boucher
Montreal Six Day Bike Race Winners Named
Rene Cyr of Montreal and Angello De Bacco of Newark NJ pedalled to victory in Montreal's 18th International six day bike race. They outdistanced rivals by one lap to take the crown on a Saturday night finish.
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MONTREAL
kh-Rene Cyr
Angello Debacco
Newark
Alsab Wins Ninth Straight Race at Laurel
LAUREL Md Oct 20 Alsab the bargain basement colt that racing men call the best new year old to come down the pike in years won his ninth straight race Saturday outclassing three opponents in a four length victory. The son of Good Goods and Winds Chant added 5325 to his earnings pushing his total to 102860.
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LAUREL
Al- Sab
United States
son of Good Goods
Bobby Vedder
Alberta Sabath
Chicago
Spalding Lowe Jenkins
Pete Atkinson Nets Winner For Calgary In Exhibition
Calgary Stampeders beat an All-Star lineup 1-0 in front of 5 000 at the Arena. Pete Atkinson scored the lone goal at 5 27 of the third period after a feed from Dane Grant. Stampeders used 17 players with Hank Dyck absent. Alex Kaleta played for the All-Stars amid passport delays.
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PETE ATKINSON
ALGARY
C.P
Calgary Stampeders
Lethbridge Maple Leafs
Red Deer Buffaloes
Calgary Junior Chamber of Commerce
Britain
Stampeders
Dane Grant
Moose Jaw Millers
Turner Valley
Andy Young
Hank Dyck
CARLA
Alex Kaleta
Leafs
Chicago Black Hawks
Kalets
Lethbridge
YOUNG
Riley Mullin
Lethbridge Leafs
Louis Holmes
Portland
Frank Coulson
Red Deer
Dick Milford
Galgary Stampeders
Ari Rice- Jones
Tommy Dewar
Dan Sprout
Doug Cairns
Les Thirlwell
Tony Desmarais
Joe Shannon
Ron Gardner
Bob Koch
Julien Casaboun
Ole Dani
Keith Langille
Ab McDonald
Pete Ettinger
Johnny McIntyre
Doug Lane
Moon Mullins
Whitey” Rimstad
Don Culley
Mel Lande
Ab Newsome
Bill Gant
Tony Hawk
Bob Proulx
Walter McIntyre
Tony Sawchuk
Dick Graf
Tomalty
Rayner
David
Pete Sande
Earl Overand
Dewar
Sattchuk
Canucks May Play In Inter-Allied Soccer Series
Canadian army soccer team likely to enter the Inter-Allied Cup playdowns in February. The unit plans a crack team after a year of growing interest and a soccer school run by the 1st Canadian Division. Maj. Percy Klaehn spearheaded the effort with Charlton internationals Don Welsh and George Green coaching at the camp.
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ENGLAND
the
Football Association
United Kingdom
Percy Klaehn
Saskatoon
Charlton
Don Welsh
George Green
Morehead State Teachers College Routs Rio Grande 104
Morehead State Teachers College crushed Rio Grande College of Ohio 104 to 0 in a high scoring game. Morehead piled up 686 yards to Rio Grande’s 54 as nine backs scored touchdowns in a record performance for the school.
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MOREHEAD
Morehead State Teachers College
Rio Grande College of Ohio
Kentucky
Legs Fraser Emerges as Rookie Goaltender Prospect
Canadian Press reports from Montreal on October 20 describe Bills Legs Fraser, a six foot three Winnipeg native, gaining attention as a potential rookie goaltender for the Canadiens. He wowed fans at St Hyacinthe training camp with bold in nets play and loud challenges, while Canadiens officials weigh his season placement amid a crowded rookie pool. Bert Gardiner contends for the top goal position, last season holding first string duties.
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HAROLD ATKINS
MONTREAL
Bill
Fraser
Canadien hockey club
hockey men
National hockey league
Canadien
St. Hyacinthe
Legs
railbirds
Winnipeg
Cape Breton
Glace Bay Miners
North Sydney Victorias
Bert Gardiner
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J. G. Alien
WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS
MANITOBA CHAMPS
ROUGHRIDERS
Cullen
McCance
Jimmy Kinney
Wayne Sheer
Wilson
Regin
Art Stevenson
Stevenson
Jone
Resira
Yates
Sheley
rouge
Winniper
Kinney
Preston
Sask
C.A.H.A
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Leaf
Seierg
Kansas City
YANOFSKY
Abe Yanofsky
STOREY
Hamilton Tigers
big Red Storey
Argonauts
EDMONTON WALLOPS
ALTA
Cale
Pee
ball
Toronto Argos
Ranger Board of Strategy
Alsab
Turner Valley Star
Kaleta
All-Stars
Canucks
ROSS MUNRO
Legs Fraser
Gardiner
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