Experts Pick Winners In A Chaotic Grid Season
Bob Considine reports a playful, contrarian forecast as critics scramble to pick college football winners. Michigan, Notre Dame, and Fordham are debated alongside Stanford, Texas A and M, and Wisconsin. Predictions hinge on breaks and injuries, with strong debate over Stanford’s ranking and Fordham’s form.
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Minnesota
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Forrest Evashevski
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George Pranck
Harmon Harmon
Purdie
Fordham
Boilerbakers
Mike Hbydlene
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Charley Maug
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Bob Cahn
Shaughnessy
Chicago
Ington
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Aggies
John Kim
Houston and Dallas Grid Rivals Eye Classic Showdown
Rain delayed a hoped matchup between unbeaten Texas A and M Aggies and Southern Methodist in Dallas. Heavy showers soaked the field, while Texans hoped the classic Battle of the Southwest would unfold at 2:30 PM as SMU and A and M chase key conference wins amid tough Southwest foes.
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End of Week Ice Hockey Schedules and Weather Cancellations
Weekend ice hockey schedule lists Detroit at Toronto and Buffalo at Cleveland with other American League matchups. Several Sunday games are noted, including New York versus Detroit and Philadelphia versus Indiana. A high school game and Friday afternoon practice were canceled due to bad weather at Farrandale field between Harlandale Inglans and Hut Wells Blue Davile.
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Henry Guerei Sr elected president of San Antonio Table Tennis
Henry Guerei Sr was elected president of the San Antonio Table Tennis Association during a Tuesday night meeting at the Bobtling company venue. Kenneth Bloomberg was chosen vice president, Marjory Widlcox acting treasurer, Addie Goebel and Helly Chatrwnans named to positions, with Juula Peekhiss and Arthur Rok as ranking committee chairs. Members played games after the election.
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Aggies Claim Best Fish Crop In Many Seasons
Aggies scout freshmen depth as the squad prepares for Rice Slimes on Xyle field. Coach Jones and assistants field nearly eight teams of tall, experienced teens led by Russell Grieve of San Antonio and standout linemen Davis Mercer And Titks. Texas clash looms after expected UT freshmen battle.
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Allen Eleven at Randolph gridiron clash set
Allen eleven travels to Randolph to defend Army League title in a 2 30 p m Saturday gridiron showdown on Randolph field with Randlers as the home squad anticipated to present a tough defense and high scoring offense
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San Marcos Rattlers Clinch District Win Over Unicorns
In New Braunfels the San Marcos Rattlers defeated the Unicorns in a District 5-A contest, staying undefeated. The Unicorns forced two early turnovers but could not sustain offense as San Marcos pulled ahead with four consecutive scoring drives to secure the victory.
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Cuneo's English Horses Do Well At New York Show
In New York a strong showing by Cuneo's English horses dominates the weekend horse show. Trainer Jack Sullivan and owner R. T. Mex Net sent three-year-olds Wensleydale Wilds and Lima to blue ribbons, with Wensleydale Pilot also excelling in harness. Glenholme trails with promising entries as the field boasts high investment and top performance across events.
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Girls Play Football 50 Yard Punt Return Wins
In Columbia South Carolina a petite blonde halfback Doris Nash of Charlotte scored a 50 yard punt return to spark a victory for her sorority team in a Bundles for Britain benefit. The Delta Delta Delta sponsor noted the play as the decisive score, with an end run for the extra point. Several players were injured and a public crowd of about 110 attended.
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Mexico Jumpers Win New York in International Showdown
The Mexican army team led by captains Rumberto Mu and Ramiro Falafox won the first leg of the international low-score competition trophy at the fifty-fifth national horse show. Mexico finished with 16 faults, Chile 171, Cuba 19, and the United States 29. The trophy was donated by Chilean President Pedro Aguirre Cerda.
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Kerrville High Close In On Grid Title
Kerrville High Antlers push toward a third District 15-AA crown after a 6 to 0 win over Jefferson Mustangs. Starters Coleman Maxwell and Robertson led the rushing drive as Kerrville’s defense stifled Jefferson, with Jeffs managing only a few threats and the game decided by a late fumble recovery and a rugged Tivy defense.
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Texas Colleges Los Angeles Soy in Rival Tilt
In Brownwood and Denton areas a crowd of 19,000 watched Texas college teams clash. Owen Goodlank sparked the Cowhors while Hardin Simmons and Trinity traded scores in a high scoring to near finish. North Texas State rolled past Austin College 14 0. Berry’s Lions beat Texas Hobcats 14 0 as Lone Star play intensified.
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Night baseball lights up majors as parks go after dark
Sports editor notes major leagues embracing night games as more parks install lighting. Washington plans illuminated park next summer, shifting the balance toward night play. Several clubs already host after dark games, with Chicago, St Louis, Philadelphia, and New York teams among those joining. The trend aims to boost attendance and profits, despite some clubs not yet equipped.
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Austin High Rolls Past Laredo Tigers for 25–0 Win
Austin High defeated Laredo 25–0 to boost its District ISAA title hopes. Raymond Jones powered the Maroons with a strong rushing attack, as Austin improved to five wins and one loss in conference play. Laredo was unable to threaten the leaders.
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Seguin sets homecoming clash with Lutherans and Bolkitten
Seguin November 9(Lutheran College Bull dogs) face San Marcos Bolkitten in a homecoming clash. Coach G F Kiete fer aims to defend a perfect homecoming record as the event draws large crowds during the TC three day reunion. Charles Ehrhardt will captain the Lutherians in the annual classic.
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