Clark 10 Meet Sage Carson in Feature Match
Promoter Charlie Bruscato presents a Roosevelt stadium wrestling card featuring a Clark vs Carson light heavyweight main event in a strictly scientific bout. Otto Ludwig vs Ace Freeman opens the program as the second match with two out of three falls and a two hour limit. Butch Martin will referee both bouts.
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Boston University
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Butch” Martin
Georgia Techs Tornado Upsets Georgia in 1910 clash
In Atlanta on November 30 1910 the Georgia Tech Golden Tornado defeated Georgia 19 to 7 before about 32000 fans at Grant Field. Tech moved to a 3 4 SEC record while Georgia finished 2 4. Key plays included Hays Konemann Edwards and Andersons aerials with Tech forcing a fumble recovery for the final score.
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Associated Press
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Pace brothers star on gridiron for Tulane and Navy recruits
Paul Pace, brother of Se Cuatter 040 SE cuatter 040, stars for the Naval Training Station Recruits at Norfolk and led a 25 0 victory over Fort Union Military Academy as quarterback and kicker. David Pace shone for Tulane, excelling against LSU and in games with Georgia and Kentucky.
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Notre Dame Beats Albion 62 to 26 in South Bend
Notre Dame dominated Albion of Michigan with a 62 to 26 victory in South Bend. The Irish produced a strong defensive effort and held Albion to limited scoring while pulling away in the second half.
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Clark to Meet Carson in Roosevelet Stadium Wrestling Show
Vern Clark of Seattle Washington will face Jack Carson of Ohio in the featured wrestling match at Roosevelt Stadium on Wednesday night. Clark debuted locally last week in a quick bout with George Ligosky.
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Wash
Jack Carson
Ohio
Roosevelt Stadium
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Tennis Stars 10 Play at Orleans
At least two Davis Cup players will head the field for the Sugar Bowl invitational in New Orleans January 25. Wilmer Allison, American champion, and Guy Cheng of the Far East lead an entry list that could reach 16 top national stars. Bitsy Grant, Arthur Hendrix, and Frank Guernsey are among others tentatively invited. Douglas Watters will run the event.
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Wilmer Allison
Guy Cheng
Far East
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Forrest Hills
U. S
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England
Cheng
Tulane University
Emmett Pare
Bryan “Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Bitsy
Arthur Hendrix
Frank Guernsey
Lakeland
Fla
Douglas Watters
Holy Cross Dominates Boston College 20 6 for Undeated Season
Holy Cross Crusaders open the game with three quick touchdowns to beat Boston College 20 6 in Newton Mass before 42000 fans. Captain Nick Morris sprinted 70 yards for the first score. Bob Maunter intercepted a BC pass and Rex Kidd caught for a TD. Hip Moncewicz blocked a punt recovered by Joe Yablonsky. Bob Daughters scored on an end around.
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Rex Kidd
Eagles
Hip Moncewicz
Joe Yablonsky
Bob Daughters
Holy Cross
Mississippi Holds Carly Lead and Shades Maroons
Mississippi State drives fall short as Ole Miss dominates with two Hapes backs delivering a 14 to 6 victory in the Mississippi football classic. Ray Hapes sprinted 80 yards for Ole Miss and Clarence Hapes and Rob Rodgers powered the barging win before 15 000 fans.
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Dartmouth gridiron mystery solved by mistaken player claim
New York reports that the supposed twelfth man in Dartmouth's game against Princeton was misidentified. Mike Mesco admitted his claim was false and George New comer Larsen accepted the fame. Austen Lake, the official linesman, said the real extra player was likely a college student.
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Dartmouth
Mike Mesco
George Newcomer Larsen
Crawford
N. J
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Rahway
Princeton
Larsen
Mosco
Austen Lake
Boston
Lake
Mike
Yale
Bruins Defeat Idaho Eleven 13 6 In Coast Title Bid
UCLA defeats Idaho 13 to 6 before 7000 fans to share the Pacific Coast conference title chase with Stanford and California. Key scores come on a 68 yard drive to Chuck Cheshire and a 17 yard pass from Billy Murphy to Bob Schroeder, with a late Holmes Devlin connection for another score.
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Calif
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University of Idaho
Stanford
California
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Chuck Cheshire
Billy Murphy
Bob Schroeder
Ted Banks
Leslie Holmes
Clarence Devlin
Tigers Dominate Tulane In Annual Classic Football
Tigers rout Tulane 41 to 0 as Mickal Barrett and Rohm score multiple touchdowns. Barrett and Mickal connect on a 20 yard pass for another TD while Rohm breaks through for his score. Tulane coach Ted Cox credits Louisiana State for a strong showing and cleanly executed plays by the Tigers.
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Louisiana State crushes Tulane 41 0 in final game
LSU routed Tulane 41 0 to end the season as coach Ted Cox claimed LSU could be a worthy representative for either the Rose or Sugar Bowl. Bernie Moore lauded the players after a joyous dressing room scene but declined to discuss bowl prospects.
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Ted Cox
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Princeton Turkeys On Power Whips Yale Elis 38 to 7
Princeton overwhelms Yale 38 to 7 as the Tigers overcome a slow start. Larry Kelley scores Yale’s lone touchdown on a 20 yard pass from Jerry Roscoe. Key plays include Roscoe’s 71 yard punt return and Sandbach’s field goal after a Yale post uprooting incident.
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Yale Elis
Columbia Upsets Dartmouth 13 to 7 in Cold Barker Field Show
Columbia Lions, coached by Lou Little, beat Dartmouth Indians 13 to 7 before about 20 000 fans at Bakerfield. Al Barabas sparked the win with precise passing and a 62 yard gallop by Joe Vollmer.
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Lou Little
Columbia Lions
Dartmouth
Big Indians
Bakerfield
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Joe Vollmer
Husky
Mustang Rally Secures Narrow Victory in Final Quarter
A late surge carried the Mustang team past a rival in the final period as Finley subbed for Turner Wilson. Scoring details list Orr with two points from placements and Lawrence with two touchdowns for Texas Christian while Roach added two more placement points. Officials included Curtis from Texas and Mahan from Texas A. and M, with Fouts of Baylor as head linesman and Petty of Texas A. and M as field judge.
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Lawrence
Roach
Curtis
Texas
Mahan
Texas A
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Baylor
Petty
Tech Trainer Eddie Wojecki Proves Tiny Yet Mighty
Ruston Louisiana Tech trainer Eddie Wojecki stands 5 feet tall and 120 pounds but carries teammates on his shoulders during games. Born in Warsaw Poland he studied in Poland and the University of Poznen before moving to America. He previously held boxing titles and later joined Tech with coach Eddie McLane in 1934. He is pursuing a Tech degree and remains single though affectionate, lifting his girlfriend over mud to avoid a walk.
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Eddie Wojecki
Louisiana Tech
Wojecki
Tech
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Poland
Joseph Edward John Wojcicki
Howard College
Birmingham
Ala
Eddie McLane
Howard
McLane
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Classic high school game proposed as Cocoanut Bowl
Football fans in Miami consider creating a post season high school classic named the Cocoanut Bowl to accompany major games such as the Rose Bowl Sugar Bowl and the proposed Miami Orange Bowl. The plan awaits sponsorship and formal agreement.
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Miami
Fla
Pasadena
New Orleans
Yale Scores on Touchdown by Kelley in Sendback Game
Yale totals a touchdown by Kelley with Wright adding the placement kick. Officials include Referee W. G. Crowell from Swarthmore Umpire T. J. Thorp of Columbia Linesman Larry Con over from Pennsylvania State Field judge C. M. Waters of Williams.
Byrd High Awarded North La A Title
Byrd High of Shreveport was named football champion of North Louisiana after the North Louisiana High School Athletic Association meeting in Ruston. Mangham High contested the claim but two tied Mangham games favored Byrd. Committee members included Emmons of Minden Townsend of Ruston and Ferguson of Haynesville.
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Byrd High School
Shreveport
North Louisiana
North Louisiana High School Association
Mangham High School
Yellow Jackets
Mangham
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Minden
H. E. Townsend
Lafe Ferguson
Haynesville
Grover Koffman
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