Tornado Host Jay High In Tonight's Gridiron Tilt
Bay high Tornado meet Jay high at home tonight in a 7:30 p m kickoff before two road trips that will pause local gridiron action for two weeks. Coach Tommy Oliver plans to rest first string if possible as Walton game looms.
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Bluegrass horses rule in Kentucky, Herald notes breed power
The Lexington Herald lauds central Kentucky as the heart of the 185 million dollar thoroughbred industry. It highlights Kentucky breeders, farms, and show horses, noting 40 percent of stock stay in Bluegrass, with 5,000 foals annually and sales approaching six million dollars. The piece also credits Virginians and Carolinians who settled there in the 18th century for establishing the horse-raising legacy.
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Northwestern Cats Minnesota Too Highly Geared For Nort
Northwestern and Minnesota loom as heavy contenders in the coming clashes, with Minnesota tipped to overpower Northwestern in Evanston on November 2 and then meet Michigan in Minneapolis on November 9 as the tougher squad. The Big Ten menu includes strongly favored Ohio State over Indiana, Iowa over Purdue, and Wisconsin over Illinois, plus Michigan State favored at East Lansing.
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Barker Walks Out On Limb Picks Notre Dame Over Army
New York sports column by Herb Barker surveys college football games and picks, listing Notre Dame over Army and evaluating matchups like Northwestern Minnesota and UCLA Stanford with notes on form, injuries, and potential upsets. Georgetown cited as Georgetown.
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Happenings in Grid Camps by The Associated Press
Caldwell Idaho Buck Selders travels to La Grande Oregon to see Eastern Oregon College of Education face Linfield College only to learn the game was played Friday night. Denver coach Cac Hubbard cites rest and team travel by plane as factors in a loss to Utah, insisting the flight did not cause the defeat.
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Myth about Carlisle footballs ends debate in 19th century
San Jose report recalls Pop Warner denying a Carlisle Indians myth about sewing halves of footballs into jerseys. Warner says Harvard coach Percy Haughton warned that exposing the trick could end Carlisle’s schedule, and the discussion stalled there.
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Tar Heels to battle Fordham in New York parade
Carolina goes north as the University of North Carolina Tar Heels face Fordham Rams in New York. A special train with a 100 piece band departs tonight along with a bus caravan of fans. Between 500 and 1,000 Carolina rooters plan to parade Park Avenue and march to a pep rally led by ex cheerleader Kay Kyser tomorrow morning.
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Columbia Seeks Fresh Eyes for Cornell Clash
Coach Low Little led a 30 man squad from Columbia toward Ithaca to play Cornell after last year’s 60 minute effort by nine reserves. He expects a different outcome with enough replacements to go around.
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Davis family ties mark Tide at Kentucky game
Alabama tackle Fred Davis, a Louisville native, heads to Lexington for the clash with Kentucky. Davis' high school coach Ali Kirwan mentors the Wildcats, and his cousin Alan Parr is Kentucky's end. Junior Jones, a former high school teammate, is also connected to Davis.
Rattlers, Long Island U Fans Cheer Football Kicks
St Marys University Rattlers Texas and Long Island U sparked fan cheer when they booted footballs into the stands last Sunday. The LSU Blackbirds will kick 100 red white and blue souvenir footballs into the stands between halves of the Canisius game on Armistice Day, pleasing the crowd.
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Fights Last Night In New York Philadelphia Cards
Report of boxing results featuring Andra Jesserun 154 3 4 pounds beating Billy Mims in Philadelphia while Joe Tannotti 180 of New Haven out pointed Pablo Paito 127 of Manila. matches cited with unclear outcomes and locations New Haven and New York in a fragmentary boxing list.
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Bowl race favors VOLS CLEMSON in New Year games
Tennessee and Clemson emerge as favored picks for Sugar and Orange Bowls as hopefuls court post season slots. Georgetown, Penn State, Detroit and others sail in against a backdrop of South region bias and limited availability. Orange Bowl may invite Clemson if they beat Tulane and Auburn loses ahead. Sugar Bowl calls Tennessee vs Boston College likely, with Texas A&M out as Rose Bowl bound.
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Challedon Favored To Win at Pimlico
Challedon, reigning turf king, heads to Pimlico Special with Can't Wait as lone rival in a mile and three sixteenths race for a $1,000 purse. Post time is 5 p.m. The Maryland Jockey Club touts the event as a key to the standouts of the year following last year’s victory by Chatledon.
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Tulane and Clemson End Series After 1937 Start
New Orleans reports Clemson prepares for a final game with Tulane as part of a long series begun in 1937. Tulane hoped for easy wins but Clemson’s victories and a current 13 game win streak complicate the matchup. Vanderbilt will take Clemson’s place next season.
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Overlin in line to defend title against Belloise at MSG
Ken Overlin, a Virginia native and former sailor, seeks a second title defense as he faces 21 year old Steve Belloise in a 15 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Belloise, rising with 33 fights, is seen as the challenger with youth and power but limited experience against the seasoned champion.
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Clemson Aims For Victory Over Tulane
Southeastern conference clash looms as undefeated Clemson heads to New Orleans for a crucial showdown with Tulane. Tulane and Georgia Tech seek a jinx-breaking win as Alabama, Kentucky, LSU, Auburn, Georgia, and Mississippi State pursue key league results amid a packed SEC slate.
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