Parade of guesses for Saturdays college games
Atlantic sports columnist Kenneth Gregory previews tomorrow's Pagination Conference football games. He favors Tulane over Mississippi citing the Rebels’ offense but notes Mississippi has momentum. Vanderbilt faces LSU with a potential upset. Auburn hosts Georgia Tech with Tech tricks. he leans toward Georgia Tech in a tight call. Alabama favored over Mississippi State. Tennessee expected to beat Mercer after a strong showing against Alabama.
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Bruce Smith
Faribault
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Sheldeen Belse
Gopher
Bill Cunningham
Missouri
Southeastern Conference grid preview notes shifts in matchups
Georgia faces New York University with limited manpower and potential for a close contest while Georgia shows improved fitness. Kentucky aims for a strong warm up against Xavier, likely by several touchdowns to aid Crimson Tide scouting. Florida favored in a tight call against Maryland as Sewanee lines up against Southwestern with Sewanee given edge.
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Fights Last Night Feature Multiple Boxing Outcomes
The Associated Press report covers several bouts: Pat Comiskey stopped Alex Youssef in Baltimore. Sammy Magro outpointed Wishy Jones in Birmingham. Benny Goldberg edged Jimmy Webster in Detroit. Al Hostak knocked out Charlie Coutes in Tacoma. Alan Ernie Collins stopped Edward Winston in Sacramento. Wally Sears defeated Frank Zuamartis in Philadelphia after a disqualification. Irish Danny Devlin outpointed Georgie Martin in Fall River.
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Quartet of Fresh Faces Eyeing Big Headlines Next Two Years
A quartet of high geared newcomers expected to page the sports scene. Jim Blumenstock of Fordham, a triple threat halfback. Doug Renzel of Marquette, a 195 pound fallback. Jimmy Nelson, pride of Alabama. and Jack Jacobs of Oklahoma. They could push their teams to early success.
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Rollins Tars Meet Cubans in Orlando Showdown
The Rollins Tars travel to Orlando to face the University of Havana at Tinker Field tonight at 8:15 EST. Rollins, undefeated in five games with one loss, are favored over the Flying Caribes who beat Fort Benning last week. Both squads are dealing with injuries.
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Rodeo Glamour Maid Challenges Mixed Show Concept
Lydna Yockley, 17, Canadian Texas ranch operator and rodeo star, criticizes glamour acts at the 14th World Championship Rodeo in Madison Square Garden. She says beauty acts do not belong in rodeo and argues New York audiences and Easterners are overly artificial. She prefers Southwestern men and notes the show’s glamor segments distract from real rodeo skill.
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Tampa University Seeks to Break Jinx in Tech Clash
RUSTON LA Oct 27 The University of Tampa Spartans tonight seek to end a three year run by Louisiana Tech. Tech has beaten Tampa each of the past three seasons as the Florida eleven hopes to reverse the trend in tonight's 8 p.m. CST kickoff.
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Thesz Defeats Dusek in St Louis Wrestling Match
Lou Thesz, 224 pounds from St Louis, defeated Ernie Dusek, 230 pounds from Omaha, Neb, in a nine minute six eight second bout last night in St Louis.
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Roundup of Coaches Bets Horses and Pigskin Picks
Eddie Briez reports a Cotton Bowl buzz as Aggies rumored strong options and Pimlico betting shapes with Hash the upset horse in play. Tidbits include Layden health fears, Hartnett hiring vote in Chicago, and shifting football odds from coast to coast with multiple college line forecasts and state betting angles.
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Little Birds
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Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
al Davis
Tony Canzoneri
Lew Lehr
Touchdown Club
Underdog Miami to face unbeaten Catholic U in big game
Miami Florida hosts Catholic University of Washington in a clash expected to draw about 20 000 fans. Catholic U rushes in with a 60 0 win over West Virginia Wesleyan and a noted offensive surge. The Miami lineup includes Krutulls Kearns Snowden Salisbury Calabrese Guimento Pirro McCrimmon and others as they seek an upset against the Cardinals in Miami.
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Tennessee schedule sparks Mercer tank remark in Bristol Herald-Courier
Gene Thompson notes the Tennessee football schedule draws mockery and suggests fairness by spotting Mercer with “an army tank” and “a couple of sub-machine guns” in a satirical take on the issue.
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Yale Delegation Heads to Ann Arbor in Ten-Car Special
The Yale group travels by a ten car special train to Ann Arbor. Lads wear raccoon coats and Lefty Gomez of the Yankees is featured as tops around Hammondsport New York where he recently autographed for about 400 local schoolchildren.
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Fresh Read on Standout Sophomore Backfield Talent
NEA Sports writer flags a bright crop of sophomore backfield amateurs across colleges. Notables include Jimmy Nelson of Alabama, Jim Blumenstock and Jack Jacobs for Rutgers and Oklahoma, Frankie Albert of Stanford, and Ken Kavanaugh with the Texas contingent.
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Northwestern halfback potential shines amid OSU game
Bill Decorrevont remains a strong backfield prospect despite a tough showing against Ohio State. Doug Renzel, a 195 pound fullback, provides much of Marquetet’s offense and does so admirably. Wyman Davis and twin Wilfred stand out, while Michigan State calls out a promising backfield prospect since John Pingel. Fritz Crisler ponders fullback partner for Evashevski as Howard Weatfall’s future looms.
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Ann Arbor
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Stetson Hatters Face Erskine College in DeLand
Stetson University Hatters seek to raise football record to six hundred tonight in an AIA conference game against Erskine College at DeLand. The Hatters have losses to Florida and Rollins, a tie with Presbyterian, and a win over South Georgia Teachers. Erskine’s 23-man squad arrived last night and held a brief workout.
Past Figures Spell Doom to MPhail Series
By Judson Sailey. A look at historical post season experiments to crown baseball supremacy, from 1908 to 1917. Noted figures include August Herrmann and the Cincinnati Reds, with receipts and player pools listed for series involving Red Sox, Giants, Yankees, and Browns Cardinals, ending in a deficit for the 1917 St. Louis fall showcase.
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Florida Gators travel to Maryland for homecoming showdown
Florida coach Josh Cody leads a 33 man Gators squad on the long trip to College Park for the Maryland Terrapins game. Bud Walton returns at fullback and Joe Murphy, a Southern Conference dash champ, threatens the Florida defense as Maryland boosts its line with 218 pound Bob Brown back at tackle.
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