Columbia football strength fuels Rose Bowl talk
The piece surveys Columbia University's strong football season and predicts potential Rose Bowl consideration after standout performances. It notes praise from Damon Runyon and discusses memorable plays such as 82 and 39 yard touchdowns. It also highlights Praire Lea, key players like Key, Unlhibere, Gilmore, and Pruitt, and mentions coaches and polo ponies in related letters.
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Johnson
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Duck
Two Big Conference Showdowns End Season For Bayl and TCU
Fort Worth faces clouded skies as TCU and SMU clash in the fifteenth annual gridiron finale. Rice and Baylor also compete with Riverside hopes. Arkansas looming out if ruled ineligible in Dallas.
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Eves Es Bei Chore Brewery
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Big Ten '34 Schedule Will Be Double tough
The Big Ten dreams a rugged 1934 football slate after a strong season with Notre Dame and other major opponents. Michigan plans eight league and non conference games, including Michigan State Chicago Georgia Tech Minnesota and Ohio State, while Northwestern Purdue and Minnesota pursue demanding itineraries.
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Associated Press All American Team Highlighted by Gessler Crawford and Schammel
The AP All American selections list Paul Gessler at tackle Fred Crawford as tackle guard Francis W Schammel center Charles Bernard guard William Corbus and Adolph Schwammel from Gentenary among others with players from Michigan Pitt Stanford Army and Oregon featuring Smith Cepps and Hupky on the second team. Third team includes Devore Gentry Jablonsky Slemering Barclay Buss Borden Montgomery Franklin Wilson and Kercheval across multiple colleges.
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Fred Crawford
Francis W. Schammel
Lown
Charles J. Bernard
William Corbus
Adolphe J. Schwammel
Gentenary
Vee Michigan
Ena Sorepiy Skaladnay
Pittsburet
Irvine Warburton
Mack Francis Lundm
Jack M
Duck
Oregon
Corte Peretle
Oregon State
Honorable Mention AP All American Names List
The article lists numerous players from universities such as Northwestern Minnesota Princeton Army Navy Ohio State Alabama Missouri and many others receiving honorable mention on the Associated Press All American roster. It includes players across guards centers quarterbacks and more, reflecting broad national recognition.
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Associated Press
Fight Night Roundup Delivers Banked Outs and Draws
A chaotic boxing card spans Detroit Wolverines to Los Angeles with multiple outpoints and knockouts. Names such as Johnny Bhrappa, Alex Bor chu, Manuel Cantero, Ke Morgan, and Mike Kolnick appear amid a jumble of city tags and scattered scores. The event features a mix of outpoints and a knockout, ending with a broad list of colleges and teams referenced in the aftermath.
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Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapida
Johnny Bhrappa
Canada
Alex Borchu
Windsor
Paul Ambers
Manuel Cantero
the Cove Kid
Detail
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Mike Kolnick
Hollywood
Art Lasky
Minneapoli
Fred Lenhuel
Tacum
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Ridie Mivie
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Rio Malines
Los Angeles
Drew
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Mike Fsyap
San Dives
Sammy O'Dell
Akron
Qhio
Syracuse
Mickey Serriun
Scranton
Addie Tempsey
Mickey Devine
Walavia
Pedro Lorense
Philippines
Jonny “Panko
Ted Kem
Hamilton
N. X
Max Billing
Pilsbureh
Clarence Savage
Syre Cause Turedo
Temna
Carins Tarcla
Mexico City
Kid Qser
New Orleans
Chata Conzoles
Laredo
Chata Flores
Besamoul
Ritenu Mack
Dallas
Manuel Ortesi
Mmexind
Commercial Basketball League tight schedule features two undefeated clubs
Friday night at Brackenridge high school gym saw the Commercial Basketball League highlight with Squadron 68 topping Bell Jewelry 29 27 on a late field goal by C D Smith. Griffin led the winners with 10 points while Theallke paced the losers with eight. International Elty upset Kaufman's 11 34 as Flores and Mendezad led with 12 and nine points. Lineups list I nternats 27 Kaufman 34 and other players. referees Hopkins Herrera.
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Ad Squadron 68
Bell Jewelry
International Elyy
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C.D. Smith
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Jovale Bulstitglee
Triangles and Stars Win in Y League
In a Y League doubleheader the Junior Triangles beat Theta Sigma Oh 48 to 15 with Byrne scoring 15 and Norris 14 for Triangles. In the second game Harris led All-Stars with 8 points as they defeated Kelly Tires 3 to 25.
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Kelly Springfield
Byrne
Triangles
Norris
Harris
All-Slars
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Norrin
Forwar Wehfield
Faeh
Riehler
Syhs—Cunmivelan Mecus
Three Elevens Rival Clean Records In Big Games
New York dispatch reports Army Duke Princeton Yale Notre Dame facing strong tests as the three elevens near end of regular campaigns. Notre Dame and Army blend uncertain form, Yale eyes upset of Princeton, Duke vs Georgia Tech, with dense college football action drawing 18,000 fans at a major league park and regional clashes across the South and West.
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Dirke
Shaker
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Jon Ladey
Army
Ted
Jack Buckler
Paul Johnson
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Seague
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Saily
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Tulane
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Kansas Wins Tron Man Honors
Kansas earns Tron Man honors as Jayhawks edge Washington College in a close contest. The game faced a distracted crowd and a late schedule shift with tip off moved to 6 p m. local time. Kansas improved to 27 and 0 against Missouri, maintaining dominance in the milestone stretch.
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Cage Comish Meets Dec 13 For Playoff Plans
The San Antonio Amattur Basket yl conmisstat schedules a December 13 meeting at M. Co. A. Alm to discuss the tournament, reflect on last season’s affairs, and appoint officers including MR. GI commissioner EB. GC. McCulioh vice chair WR. Reai mer secretary and treasurer.
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Central Goalers Open Dec 12 Under New Coach
Central high school announces the season opener December 12 against Yourey high and Le Central at home. The team, led by coach Drother Callstion, has been practicing daily to start the campaign strong.
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le Central Gyn Beverter
Fort Crockett Club Arrives for Sunday Game
The Fort Crockett football team of Galveston will travel Saturday afternoon to play at Tech field for a 2:30 Sunday kickoff in the opening game of the 194th season. Giants make blockbuster Bowman deal as Bill Terry moves the New York club to acquire Bowden and Gilbert English from Portland for a cash package.
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