Dozen Teams Vie For Nation Overlooked Title
New York Nov 14 The mythlen national football crown may stay unsettled this year as many teams lack complete schedules to justify serious consideration. Southern California Pittsburgh Michigan Army Purdue Tennessee Vanderbilt and Texas Christian top the contenders. If Pitt defeats Carnegie Tech and Stanford in its last two games they could vie for a Rose Bowl bid. USC undefeated could be crowned national champion if they win the Rose Bowl.
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New York
Desraut
FROGS
Critles
California
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Autumn
Brown
Colgate
Army
Purdue
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Texas Christian
Pitt
Panthers
Ohio Blate
Nebraska
Piteburgh Oulne
Carorele Tooh
Stanford
Pasadena
U. S. C. Trojans
Uce
Minnes Uote
Wlinda
Ohio State
Northwestern Agaiost Town
Chicago
Wisconsin
Navy
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Michigan State
Detrall
Marquette
Wachington
Jefferson
Creighton
Wyoming
United
Carnegie Tech
Temple
Gutfit
Villanova
Yale
Harvard
Traditionel Angle
Columbia
Syracuse
LaPayette
Lehigh
Oliver Tops Grid Scoring in Southwest Race
Texas Christian star Richard Oliver expanded his Southwest Conference scoring lead by eight points this week, totaling 86 points on 11 touchdowns and two point afters. Brorst Koy of Texas and Bohn Hillard of Texas trailed, while Centenary reels in strong showings and several title-contending matchups shape the week’s grid action across major conferences.
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Pwa
Texas Christian
Univeralty
Richard Olver
Nalméex
University of Texas
Oliver
Brorst Koy
Clust
Bohn Hillard
Koy
Hillard
Masked Demon Exposed to Wrestle Alley Friday Card
Sailor Jack Lewis of the United States Marines faces old British empire heavyweight champion Tom Alley in a two out of three falls bout at Beethoven Hall on Friday night. The program includes Gus Kallio’s absence from the world middleweight scene, Paul Orin versus Red Lindsey in a dark-featured grudge match, and a Bennie Bolt versus Billy Hartsall tournament clash.
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Red Mask
Sailor Jack Lewis
United States Marine Corps of Panama
Red Demon
Old Tom Alley
Ralph Hammonds
Beethoven Hall
Elmer Guthrie
Lewis
Alley
Gus Kallio
Dleweight
Paul Orin
Red Lindsey
Villiana
Bennie Bolt
Billy Hartsall
Danny Shea Jump Winner at National Horse Show
Danny Shea riding St Cloud chestnut gelding won the Brook-Bright Foundation Challenge Cup at the national horse show. He had a faultless performance on the intricate course, beating Canadian army and Irish Free State entries. Bronte and Killmellock placed second and third respectively.
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New York
Danny Shea
St. Cloud
Army
United States
Canada
Irish Free State
el, Cloud
Hugh Bancroft
Cohpsset
Mass
Shea
Bronte
G. Manno
Killmellock
O. F. Newton
Col Ro
Tinmnimis
Bucephalus
Will Speuts Have to Wear Whiskers
Ray Doan, manager of the whiskered House of David nine, announced a winter baseball school for young players to be held in Hot Springs Arkansas. Tutors will include Rogers Hornsby Grover Alexander and George Steler for coaching youthful diamond aspirants expected to enroll.
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Awn
Hot Springs
Ark
Ray Doan
David Nine
Doan
Rogers Hornsby
Grover Alexander
George Steler
Dope and Michigan State clash unsettles Titans
Detroit’s Dope Mean’s team enters a 14 0 mark as Michigan State is favored for Saturday’s clash. The Titans face Detroit with a history of close results as Detroit has won four of the past five meetings, and the long rivalry continues amid season chatter.
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Dope
Michigan State
Titans
Gus Dartis
Internationals Defeat Nationals 4 2 in San Pedro Park Soccer
The International club remained undefeated in the San Antonio Soccer Association league by beating the Nationals 4 2 at San Pedro Park. Victoria upset Gonzalez 2 1, Monterey defeated Anahuacs 6 2, with Dan Gallegos scoring twice for Victoria and Rafael Pernasdes netting three for Monterey.
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Nacionals
San Pedro Park
Victoria
Gonzalez
Montereys
Anahuacs
de la Pena
Gutierrez
Hugh Hessford
Franz
Dan Gallegos
Victoria Club
Charles
Rafael Pernsades
Monterey
Luis Aaudilla
Villegas
Ferra
Stars Compete In City Net Tourney
Bolstered by two foreign net stars the grand city lens tourney opens Monday at San Antonio Country Club. Notables include Harry Rime Missouri star and Bob Reoberts California meteor in the field alongside local entrants Pfeiffer Denman Walthall Dullog Miller Lenghramm. Competition spans men's singles doubles junior and women's events with play to continue Tuesday.
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San Antonio Country Club
Harry Rime
University of Missouri
Funnecup
Missouri
Bob Reoberts
California Meteor
John Doeg
Jesse Pfeiffer
Gilbert Denman
Frost Carver
Paschal Walthall
George Dullolg
Jerry Miller
Jimmy Lenghramm
American Tennis Stars Start Well in New South Wales Meet
Members of the touring United States tennis team opened play at the New South Wales Championships with four first round wins. Star players H. Eleworth Vines Jr. and doubles partner Keith Giesnul led the charge with decisive wins, while Wilner Allison Johnny Van Ryn and others also advanced in singles and doubles play.
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Austraus
Way
United States
New South Wales
H. Eleworth
Vines Jr
Curf Sprouin
Keith Giesnul
C. Donohoe
Wilner Allison
Jack Wilary
Johonny van Ryn
W. Walder
Vines Ated Gledhill
Dunn
Ward
Alligon
van Ryn
Dive
Peach
Ranger Bulldogs Dominate Oil Belt Leaders in Week
Abilene reports Ranger Bulldogs crushed Eastland Mavericks 34 to 13 while Breckenridge Buckaroos beat Breckenridge 14 to 7. Ranger now leads with two wins, no defeats and only one win needed to seal state berth with Brownwood and Breckenridge remaining.
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Abilene
Bulldogs
Eastland Mavericks
Abuene
Breckenridge Buckacons
Brownwood
Breckenridge
Austin Polo Team Beats San Antonio After Handicap Loss
Austin polo team defeated the San Antonio Army combination 11 to 10 at Hathford Field Sunday afternoon after receiving a three-goal handicap. Ceoff Smith led with four goals, Don Grosner added four, George Miller three. Captain Jack New starred on defense. For San Antonio, Lieut Brewster and Major Watson each scored three, Gant Hastey two, and Capt Coulter one.
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San Antonio
Astin
Ceoff Smith
Texas
Hathbord Field
Smith
Ummers
Don Grossnger
George Miller
Jack New
Lieut, Brewster
Major Watson
Gant Hastey
Coulter
Mexican Teams Clash On Sidney Lanier Court
On Saturday night two Chiefeaten Mexican teams battled at Sidney Lanier court. Abe Methiodlets defeated Neighborly Service 94 to 35 while Wesley Trouseagers beat Christians 50 to 26. Presbyterians sit atop the league after results.
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Tele Perch
Sidney Lanier
Abe Methiodlets
Service Five
Wesley Trouseagers
Presbyterians
National football scoring leaders highlight Lou Bush
Ansodated Prom national report shows Lou Bush of Massachusetts State leading scoring with 19 touchdowns and 11 point conversions in eight games. Ralph Granam of Kansas State trails in second with 5 points behind. rankings list top players by conference and college with positions and teams.
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Lou Bush
Massachusetts
Bush
Ralph Granam
Kansas State
Mannett
Michigan State
Td. Paulic
Tut
East—Bush
Masa
Graham
Midwest
Monnolt
Mich
Broderick
W. Ky
Oliver
Pexay Christian
Southern
Ziamerawn
Tulane
Rocky
Christensen
Utah
Boston
Bey Packers
Boston Braves
Packers
Arnald Tiercher
Roger Grove
Harry O'Boyle
Herber
Verne Lewellen
Ber “Ber Uarew
Johhny Broad
Tings
Green Bay
Jareres
Herhers
Levie Diweg
Rating Grid Elevens by Davie J Walsh Inclusions List
International News Service writer Davie J Walsh ranks top college football teams across regions. The piece lists 1st 2nd place lines for East Coast Midwest Coasts and Big Ten style groupings with many named schools and state abbreviations.
Prophet Pete contest tightens after tough grid picks
Football forecasting drew wide turnout but few nailed all 11 of 11 with 14 hitting 10 of 15. Prophet Pete awards REO Majestic theater tickets to top 15 finishers including J. M. Wheat Maud Steen and John LaGue among others. next 15 to get single tickets. Entries for the next contest close Friday. results to be published Tuesday.
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John J
Ub On
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Foll Towing
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Schley
Maud Steen
Milan
John LaGue
Somerset
Texas
E. Diehl Jr
Roseborough
Allen Adama
Wearlles
Marons
Wheats
Gorrer
Nolen
Vivian Geyer
Malineke Courb
R. D. Bayley
Goliad
M. Lo Gayoso
Milam
Joe Caldwell
Asherton
George Tinker
Weet Wood Lawn
Jimmie Dale
Lockhart Gridder Rebreaks Arm in Auto Crash
William Vani of Lockhart high school, sidelined this season due to a broken arm in the New Braunfels game, suffered a re injuring crash when his car was involved in an automobile accident on the same day in Lockhart.
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Wreck Lockhart
William Vani
Fusky Lockhart High School
Jackie
Braunfels-Lockhart
TCU Leads Nation in Scoring as Unbeatens Remain
New York reports that Texas Christian University’s Horned Frogs hold the top scoring mark with 259 points after eight wins and one tie. Auburn sits third with 241, Colgate and St. John’s of Minnesota also undefeated in the AP tally. Losses recently fell to Columbia, Northwestern, UCLA, Hillsdale, Wagner, and Cincinnati.
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Nablenas
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Horned Frogs
Colgate
Auburn
St. John's
Mine Nesota
Colimthia
Milnais Normal
University of California At
Los Angeles
Hillsdale
Michigan
Wagner
Cincinnati
Associated Press
College Football Star Badly Hurt In Colorado Game
Colorado star halfback Ralph McClure was in critical condition after a hard tackle caused a dislocation and fracture. Doctors held little hope for his recovery as he battles injuries sustained in Saturday's game. McClure is married and a father of one.
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Colo
Ralph McClure
Colorado University
McClure
Lastle
McChire
Rocky Mount Champ May Meet Outsider
Rocky Mountain champion may meet an outsider in a charity game on Thanksgiving Day. University authorities weigh matching the Utah university team against a Pacific or Mid Western foe to raise funds for the unemployed in Salt Lake City and Portland.
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Rocky Mount Champ
Al Brown Seeks 20000 Guaranties for Fight
World bantamweight champion Al Brown demanded promoters post two guarantees of 20000 dollars to meet the Speedy Dade and Baby Face Casanova winner in a 10 round bout set for Tuesday night in Los Angeles.
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al Brown
Los Angeles
Casanova
Giants Triumph Over Stapletons at Polo Grounds
Chris Cagle starred for the New York Giants leading a 27 to 7 victory over the Staten Island Stapletons at the Polo Grounds. Cagle, a Little halfback from Louisiana, played nearly the full route as New York displayed its best passing game of the year with Mel Bride and Flaherty assisting. Ken Strong contributed, but the Staples failed to sync as a team.
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Chris Cagle
Polo Grounds
Giants
Staten Island Stapletons
Loulaiata
Hilmself
Proster
Glants
Mel Bride
Flaherty
Ken Strong
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