Court of fans called for football fair play
Harry Grayson argues that sportsmanship is being lost amid the rush for victory in college football. The piece cites Marquette Tulsa Oklahoma A and Texas Christian issues, with accusations of vicious, malicious, and illegal tactics. It notes blamed officials, calls for realignment, and recalls past kickback tales and coaching remarks about demanding clean play.
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Harry Grayson
NEW W York
Marquette
Tulsa
Golden Avalanche
Lisleckbourn
Jim Tobias
Hilltopjr
T 'E
Missouri Valley
Missouri Valley Confence Board
Drake
Johnny Bright
Oklahoma A
Dutch Meyer
Texas Christian
Texas A
Ilegal
Evan
Meyer
Carl Redt
Bravesield
Boston
E. As
Frank Cavanaugh
Hillside surprise ends in straw pile dive
The Marquette captain Dunn raced toward the end zone as Eagles converge. Groundcrew left straw on the sideline and Dunn leapt into it to avoid a tackle while Joe McKenney and teammates collapsed on him. McKenney rose unharmed, while Back Bay observers debate how he emerged unscathed.
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Eagles
Joe McKeney
Rders
Dunn
Marquette
Hilltoppers
McKenney
Back Bay
Joe McKenney
Industrial Bowling League Latest Results
Morgan Lynch leads the standings with three top teams. Landis Jewelry tops the table at 16 matches, 7.62 winning percentage. Bitzer & Moore and Quaker City Cleaners follow, while Broad Run and Harold’s Shop trail. Weekly stats show high game by Kline of Morgan’s Lunch at 153 and high set at 407. team high game 618 and set 1,775 by Morgan’s Lunch. Also notes a violent earthquake in Assam, India on June 12, 1897, with vast destruction and topographic changes.
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Barbers
Landis Jewelry
Broad Run
Harold's
Riddlemoser’s
Bitzer & Moore
Texaco
Quaker City Cl
Gladhill
K. & H. Metal
Middletown
Morgan
BTL
Riddlemoser's
K. & H. Metal Works
Gladhill Purn
Harold's Shop
Kline
Assam
India
Hagerstown High Beats Montgomery Blair In Rivalry
Hagerstown High halfback Leo Burke ran for two touchdowns and caught a pass for a score as Hagerstown defeated Montgomery Blair 25 to 12 on Monday night in a home game. Noel Spence added a rushing touchdown, while Blair rallied late with John Robinson scoring from the one yard line.
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Hagerstown High
Montgomery Blair
Silyver
Noel Spence
Blair
John,Robinson
Lands
Thears Voncettown
Marel
George Hazell
Joe Hitch
Ward
Burke
Spence
Montgomery
Robinson
Smith Quits As Head Coach At Indians U
BLOOMINGTON Indiana November 6 Clyde B Smith quits as Indiana University head coach after more than two decades at the helm amid alumni and campus criticism He announced his resignation to Athletic Director Paul Harrell saying he wants to be happy and coach the players as they deserve He noted he will not reconsider and reminded seniors to stay focused for the remaining games against Minnesota Michigan State and Purdue
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Neng
Smith
Paul J. Har
Tom
Indiana
Notre Dame
Michigan
Hoosiers
Heix
Ohio State
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Gophers
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Harrell
Maryland girl sentenced in auto theft case
A 16yearold girl Marilyn Heas, along with two 14yearold boys, were convicted July 7 of stealing a automobile and station wagon. She received one year in the Maryland Reformatory for Women after Montrose school officials said they could not supervise her due to staff shortages. The boys were sent to the Maryland Training School by Judge Emory H. Niles.
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Maryland Reformatory For
Montrose School
Marilyn Heas
Marilyn
Mary‘Training School
Emory H. Niles
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