Upsets Mark Weekend of College Grid Tilts Across Nations
Saturday brought a rash of shocks as Illinois guard Alex Agase scored twice and led a 20 13 upset of Minnesota. Northwestern, Texas, and Notre Dame posted surprising results while Clemson and Georgia Tech rolled past minor opposition. Oregon State, California, and Texas A M suffered notable defeats as teams chased early season drama and shifting rankings.
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New York
Minnesota
Alex Agase
Illinois
Iinois
Ohio State
California
Michigan
Bernie Bierman
Tawa Seahawks
Missouri
Wisconsin
Towa
Camp Grant
Northwestern
Gophers
Oregon State
UCLA
Washington
Oregon
Santa Clara
Bears
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Alvin Dark
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Georgia
Frankie Sinkwich
Mississippi
Florida
Auburn
Bill Corry
Hardin-Simmons
Texas
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Texas A
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas A. & M
Guo
Combes
Tulane
Rice
William & Mary
Harvard
Duke
Virginia Tech
Davidson
Wake Forest
Furman
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Haverford
Susquehanna
Muhlenberg
Gettysburg
N. H
Maine
Wesleyan
U. of Conn
Rochester
R. P
Norwich
Worcester
Union
Middlebury
Bates
Tufts
Boston Col
Clemson
Lebanon Wy
Williams
Clarkson
Manchester
Hanover
Coast Guard
Colby
W. Liberty
Glenville
Pable View
Xavier
D. W. Va
S. Carolina
D. N. Carolina
Fordham
Panzer
Brooklyn Col
Mamilton
Hobar
Lock H. T
Slippery Rk
Snathh
the Citadel
G. Wash
N.C. Fliers
N. C. State
Ran. Macon
Richmond
Rollins
Mid-West
Notre Dame
Stanford
S. Calif
Mlinois
Minn
Purdue
Great Lakes
Pittsburgh
Miami
Kent State
Duquesne
Kansas City
Otterbein
Kenyon
Wooster
Heidelberg
O. Northern
Wittenberg
Denison
Oberlin
Seahawks
Onn U
Butler
Mich. State
Warne
Indiana
Nebraska
Elmhurst
Eureka
Capital
Bluffton
Wash. U
Wichita
DePauw
Naval Radio
Marquette
Towa State
Roux
Grinnell
Southwest Texas
Corpus Christi
Hustlers Hand Tramsville 11-0 Defeat In Open Series
Frederick County league action saw Tramsville routed 11-0 at McCurdy Field as Glenn McQuillen and Charley Keller joined in an exhibition of power. MacKenzie labored through seven hits and costly errors hid the visitors collapse, while Hustlers pounded hits and stretched leads in late innings.
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St. Louis
Sherwood MacKenzie
Lasers
Shurter
MecQuillen
Sissis
Mackenzie
Vamsville
Gelsbert
Clarke
Stout
Tjamsville
Hildebrand
Smith
Steele
Geisrbert
Dhied
Yargett
Cardinals
Delauter
Sherislop
Ramsburg
Hummer
McQuillen
Cook
Staley
Conk
Kjamsville
Hargett
Castle
Frushour
Ceess
Holland
Wachier
Geisbert
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Hustlers Abr HO
Wagner
Price
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Service Elevens May Play Rose Bowl Game
Pasadena Calif October 31 There will be a Rose Bowl football game on New Year’s Day but it may not be in Pasadena if military authorities disallow. The Tournament of Roses announced plans after talks with Pacific Coast Conference representatives. If held elsewhere the game will feature service elevens potentially for Army and Navy relief, but no floral parade will accompany the event.
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Pasadena
Calif
Pacific Coast
James K. Ingham
Association
Army
Navy
Ingram
South Carolina
Rex Enright
West Virginia
Jim Tatum
North Carolina
Fordham
National Hockey League
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
New York
Detroit
Sacramento
Bill Keefe
New Orleans Times Picayune
Football Stars Shine In AP Roundup Of College Scores
The Associated Press tally highlights multiple 1930s college games with stars such as Alex Agee, Jim Higgins, Bob Odell, Angelo Sertelli, Mike Micka, Margarita, Frankie Sinkwich, Eltey Hirsch, and Rudolph Mobley. Notable outputs include Yale loss 45-6, Wisconsin 48-17, Georgia 22nd birthday TDs, and Army 26-4 victory over Cornell.
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Associated Press
Alex Agee
Wiiners
Minnesota
TNT
Jim Higgards
Ang Ree
Bob Odell
Penn
Quakers
Yale
Howie
Angelo Sertelli
Notre Dame
Sid
Wadway
Glanford
Pases
Mike Micka
Colgate
Georgia
Matthuck
Missimappi
Eltey Hirsch
Wisconsin
Schalshach
Missouri
Doe Muha
Virgina
Tigers
Navy
Princeton
van Sarringhans
Olle State Mallback
Southern California
Mank Mazur
Army
Tis
Cornell
AM Santuerd
Santta Clara
Yopuiah
Broncos
California
Rudolph Mobley
Hardin-Simmons Malshack
Southern Methodist
Vincentive Wins At Laurel Futurity Record Time
Vincentive, a two year old Challenger colt bred by Walkersville, set a new Laurel Futurity record by finishing seven lengths ahead in the seven furlongs in 1 11 4-5. Brann’s Pictor finished fourth, Latrel took second, and Victor ran well to place third. Challamine Races Today feature Brann’s Challenger mare, with Vincentive as prohibitive favorite in the Queen Isabella Handicap.
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W. L. Brann
Maryland
Laurel
Latrel
Challemine
Belair Stud
Vageances
Georgie Woolf
Vincentive
Dot
Adolphe Pons
AB Mary
Truise Breeders
Brann
Tina
Ox Fibre Bowling League Latest Results Report
The Ox Fibre Bowling League shows Bristles beating 3 to 2, Shapers topping 2 to 3, and others like Sweepers, Big Chiefs, Millers, Wiretwisters, Pressmen, Avigators, and Justrites posting mixed scores. Thursday matchups include Mgators versus Pressmeet and Wiretwisters against Big Chiefs. Painting Building Winchester Hall receives a first coat in years, progressing from West to East on the second pillared building.
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Mgators
Pressmeet
Big Chiefs
Millers
Winchester Hall
Redskins Beat Rams to Lead Eastern NFL Standings
Washington's Redskins toppled the Cleveland Rams 33-14 as Sammy Baugh threw three touchdown passes and Purdue standout Bill Dudley sparked the Steelers to a 7-0 win over the Dodgers. Brooklyn slid to a second place tie with the Giants after a 35-17 loss to New York. Bears remained unbeaten by routing the Cardinals 41-14. Mount St. Mary's defeated Salisbury Servicemen 41-0 in football.
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New York
Washington
Redskins
Cleveland Rams
Bill Dudley
Pittsburgh Steelers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sammy Baugh
Rams
Jack Jacobs
Dudley
Steelers
Dodgers
Chicago Bears
Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Baugh
Dick Todd
Willam Maine
Bob McChesney
Jacobs
Parker Hall
el Lavetich
Dante Magnan
Football Scores Across Colleges and States
A long list of college football results from multiple teams and regions is presented, detailing scores for Maryland Rutgers Princeton Navy and many others. Notable mentions include Navy, 0. Holy Cross, 60. Williams, 52. Florida, 6. Texas A and M Baylor, 20. UCLA 30. Washington 15. Oregon 7. and Minnesota 13 among numerous others.
Joe Louis ends fighting days says Army guards plan
Omaha report quotes 1940s heavyweight champion Joe Louis declaring his boxing career is over as he joins the Army for World War II duty. He notes retirement from prizefighting, cites age in the war’s context, and recalls a canceled bout with Billy Conn funded as Army relief. Louis hints he could have defeated Conn in a few rounds.
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Omaha
Joe Louis
Sgt. Louis
Fort Riley
Joe
Billy Conn
Stimson
Conn
Mike Jacobs
Army Relief
Pittsburgh
Billy
Lewis
Old Liners Defeat Rutgers in Tight Baltimore Stadium Game
Eye witnesses note Maryland dominated the second half while Rutgers, perhaps short on fresh players, showed effort in the opening period. The game featured sharp tackling, precise punting, and strong officiating, though spectators found the halftime show lacking and critics pointed to unnecessary spectacle alongside the contest.
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Rutgers
Baltimore Stadium
Shaughbnessey
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Maryland
Baseball minor leagues would suffer from season cuts
A Syracuse Herald Journal source argues shortening the minors season could wreck player pay and force many Double-A players to return to factory work. The owner notes an average of about $2,000 for a 20 week season, or $100 weekly, and cutting three weeks drops pay to $1,700, risking less affordable rosters and stability across the circuit.
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New York
Lawrence Skiddy
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Inside Tackle Ruse and Silken Nest Wonder
A college team outlines a deceptive inside tackle play designed to draw attention and injury sympathy then pivot to a wide sweep. The plan collapses when the supposed injured player stops the handover and declares the play null. The article mentions the vireo weaving silken tissue from spider webs in a separate note.
State's Grid Fortunes Show Improvement
Maryland, Mount St. Mary's, and Western Maryland scored victories while Navy fell to Princeton in a weekend slate. Old Liners rallied from a 7–0 deficit as Wright and Mont sparked a 27–7 Maryland win over Rutgers. Western Maryland upset Boston University 7–0, and Mount St. Mary's cruised 34–0 over Salisbury. Navy dropped 10–0 to Princeton in New York, while Virginia Military Institute shut out Virginia 38–18. Johns Hopkins opens a short schedule at Homewood against Coast Guard. Standings list Maryland 3–0, Mount St. Mary's 0–4, Navy 2–5, Western Maryland 2–1–0, Johns Hopkins 0–0.
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Notre Dame
Angelo Bertelli
Stanford
Pittsburgh
Great Lakes
Boston
Clez
Fordham
North Carolina
Colgate
Dartmouth
Penn
Howie Odell
Yale
Maryland
Rutgers
Wavy
Princeton
Yankee Stadium
Army
Corpel
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary’s
Salisbury
Mountaineers
Coffey
Blasco
Fuhrman
Watto
Byrnes
Nyoz
St. Marys
State
Navy
W. Md
Brown
Columbia
W. and J
Buffalo
Holy Cross
Fort Totten
Lafayette
Fort Monm
Vermont
Mass. State
Case
Carnegie T
OAD Peematt
Fred Stabley
University of Maryland
New Brunswick
N. J
Western Maryland
Boston University
Little Mount St. Mary's College
Clark Shaughnessy
Marylanders
Baltimore Municipal
Hal Connors
Shaughnessy
Rieger
Wright
Jack Wright
College Park Boys
Tommy Mont
Jack Mier
Rigby
Mont
Finnegan
Princeton Tigers
University
Mt. St. Mary's College
Westm
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia
Baltimore Stadium
Johns Hopkins
Curtis Bay Coast Guard
Homewood Field
Baltimore
W. L. TP
Mt. St. Mary's
Bears roll over Cardinals in lopsided 41 14 rout
In yesterday's pro football results, Chicago Bears defeated Chicago Cardinals 41 to 14. Other scores included New York 35 over Philadelphia 17 and Green Bay 38 over Detroit 7. Sunday's games list New York at Chicago Bears among others. Standings show Western Division leaders Chicago Bears and Green Bay at 1.000 and 1.000 respectively in early race.
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Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
New York
Philadelphia
Green Bay
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Washington
Cleveland
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Jack Jenkins
Lyle Sturdy
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Football Stars
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Ox Fibre Bowling League
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Justiites
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Bar Chiefs
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Justrites
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James Bowie
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J. Wide World Sports
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Fort Smith
Ark
Homer Norton
Texas Aggies
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Chief Bender
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Bender
William Sheffer
Camp Gordon
Bill Scanlan
Fort Sheridan
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Ted Carpenter
Marquette OU
Tub-Thumper
Leonard Liss
Ted
Tom Stidham
Len Liss
Grid-Tronics
Ray Wolf
Ourtaback
Williamson
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Bob Frazier
Manny Kaplan
Art O'Keeffe
Lucky Strike Bowling
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Seiberling Tires
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