Army And Stanford Lead Grid Headliners In 1938 Contests
Sutherland highlights Army and Stanford wins as early 1936 season and cross country intersections loom. Notes Branford at Polo Grounds against Columbia and points to Navy Yale Princeton and Notre Dame battles, with Georgia Tech Georgia clash and Nebraska Oregon State game on the slate.
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the Daily News
Prederior
Soo
Sutherland
Army
Stanford
Jock Sutherlans Pstead
University OF Pittsburgh
Pitsourgh
Army-Navy
Columbus
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Lions
Morningside Heights
Indians
Pato Alto
Towest Point
Anginapolis
Caistion
America
Colgate
Notre Dame
Monk Meyer
Bac Npfer
Navy
Yale
Princeton
Penn
Harvard
Saeed Schmidt
RM Ingrar
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Adam
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Polo Grounds
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Pittsburgh
Lou Little
Morningside
Red Shirts
Pop
Aieeyee
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Red Cagles
West Tolzt
Ralph Suse
Palo Alto
Cardinals
Bestan
Duston “College
OM Doble
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Nebraska
Oregon
Portland
Dana Bible
Comfortalya
Gelandesprung Slalom Terms Featured In Canada US Race
Unclear OCR describes gelandesprung terms in a cross border slalom event. Mentions skier action and a scene at Stientory Clay Montreat sports center with references to a Frank Campbell illustration and perilous leaps.
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Aki Enthaelist
Intersport
Canada
United States
Frank Campbell
Jean Generaile
Jeneth
Stientory
Montreat
Ainter
CD Istares
Weekend college games and a farm sale noted in listings
A long regional sports schedule lists intersectional games on November 2 with multiple opponents and venues, including Army Navy and several regional clashes. A separate notice details the sale of a 52 acre poultry farm known as Bell Defense in Hansonville sold to Mr and Mrs Join E King of Baltimore for 10600 dollars, with improvements and capacity for 5000 chickens, through Nash F Crmaer and Son.
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Bell Defense
Adrian A. Otel
Hansonville
Join E. King
Baltimore
Nash F. Crmaer and Son
Mount St Mary's Falls to Western Maryland 35-0 in Lacrosse of Gridiron
Western Maryland College dominates Mount St Mary's in a 35-0 rout as Sadowski Campbell and Lassahne pace the Terrors with multiple touchdowns and key passes. Mountaineers struggle offensively while WMU pins consecutive scores aided by strong kicking and a late fourth-quarter surge.
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Better Western Maryland College
Westarnwer
Mount St Mary's College
Stara
Hotta
Maryland
Marylin
Frank Aplchells
Tony Aplctielia
Lawlerites
Terrors
Mountmen
Mountaineers
Sadowski
Campoell
Lathrop
Une
Jony Apichella
Western Maryland
Campbell
Little Mountaineer
Seesney
Lassahn
Lathton
Wue
White
Mike Seesney
Mountaineer
Lasagsha
Benjamin
Mount @t. Mary's
Reanson
University of Maryland
Baltimore
W. Md
Lassahnerie
Ruback Momer
Matuella Ortenzt
Steckman Layttard Sessonswesee
Fagen
Brush Cisseseesevernde Tareseeeeyeeciseine Tog
Benjamin Wee DE
Cunningham Badowskan
T. Apichella
Srerreee el
Kuratnick Adriance
Apichella Lathrop
Soostey
Mt. Bt
Mary's
Sadowaki
Lasssha
Mujwit
Drugash
Hanetttateen
Marylandy
Liesmakt
Mt St. Mary's
Budrick
L O'Neill
Stevens
Bhemonsky
Walsky
iKokle
Kovick
Herb Armstrong
Dave Kauffman
Iiceman
Ray Dufour
Washington Team Wins Pacific Coast Title in Confusion
Washington Hurkies clinched the Pacific Coast Conference title as Fordham and New York’s teams faltered in a day of college football action. Washington State crushed by 40 points, while Alabama and Pittsburgh won decisive battles to keep Rose Bowl hopes alive for the East. Louisiana State closed its schedule undefeated after Texas loss, Tulane looming.
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Tierra
Tulane
Lousiana State
Tigers
Texas
Christan
Southern Methodist
Southwest
Sam- Ty Waurh
Auburm
Gators
Jhek Meagher
New York
Washington
Hurkies
Pordhasa
Rams
Pasadena
N.Y
UL Meen
Minnesota
Washington State
Seattle
Fordham
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Louisiana State
Claus
Alabams
Pitt
Brunswick Fighters Fall to Baltimoreans in Boxing Show
Baltimore Cross‑Country Club boxers dominated the Brunswick Firemen’s Show. In the main bout Charley Weinselph defeated Snookie Shine Brunswick in four rounds. Bhipe meets Killer Trump next month. Woodrow Pestridge of Baltimore beat George Myers Brunswick. Hofman knocked out Gerald Barnard Brunswick in the second.
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Teather
Baltimore Cross-Country Club
Brunswick Inds
Brunswick Firemen
Firemen
Charley
Weinselph
Traltimore
Bhipe
Trump
Woodrow Pestridge
Baltimore
George Myers
Brunswick
Willam Hofman
Gerald Barnard
Barnard
Jim “Goodwin
Howard Campbell
Brunwick
Goodwin
Campbell
Rete
Sammy “ Captna
Brunswick boxers clash in novice class wins and decision
In a Brunswick card Clinton Nokes defeated Noel Tolbert in the novice class by decision. Eugene Hutts was defeated by Charles Wright, with Wright gaining the nod. Wally Booker and Noel Tolbert had notable exchanges as Wright showed stronger form in the main bout.
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Wally Booker
Brunswick
Clinton Nokes
Noel Tolbert
Doubs
Eugene Hutts
Charles Wright
Wright
Maryland Defeats Washington and Lee in College Football
Maryland Terrapins beat Washington and Lee 19 to 0 before 7,000 fans in Balimore. Quarterback Charlie Eliinger scored all three Maryland touchdowns with two in the second and one in the fourth, while Bla Guckeyson added the extra point after one score. Washington and Lee opened fast but Maryland weathered the early surge and controlled the game.
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Balmore
University of Maryland
Washington and Lee
Charlie Eliinger
Maryland
Bla Guckeyson
Football Scores from Various Colleges and Universities
Football results list multiple games with scores including Washington vs. California 40 7 and Maryland 19 vs. Wasa, Davis-Eulars 24, Satem 6, Missouri 19 over Kansas, Duke 13 over North Carolina State, Furman 32 Clemson 0, St Thomas 0 LaSate 0, St Mary's 34 Cat of Pacific 0, Cincinnati 0 Miami 0, Gettysburg 0, North Carolina 59 Virginia 11, Citadel 41 Wofford 0, Calgate 32 Brown 0, Wake Forest 8 over Davidson, Pittsburgh 11 Carnegie Tech 24, Alabama 14 Vanderbilt 8, Navy 21 South Carolina 22, George Washington 7 West Virginia 2, Muhlenberg 13 Ursinus 12, P M C 6, Detroit 6 Creighton 0, St Louis 21 Washington U Centenary 1, Oklahoma A M Loyola 13, Texas Tech 0, Arkansas 23 Tulsa 13, Tennessee 7 Kentucky Texas 7 Texas A and M 0.
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Corste Feckoand
Wm. and Mary, & Veto Tats
Furman
Clemson
St. Thomas
LaSate
North Carolina
Virginia
Citadel
Wofford
Calgate
Brown
Davidson
Wake Forest
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Navier
South Carolina
Gev. Washington
West Va
Albstant
Muhlenbers
Ursin
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