Conference Lead Prize in Baylor SMU Clash
The Saturday Dallas game between Southern Methodist University and Baylor University will decide the Southwestern Conference leadership and likely the championship after Rice Institute’s Friday defeat at College Station. Stodd… Stollenwerck leads SMU while Baylor relies on Coffey Strickland and Pittman for the running game. tickets sold out fast. Rice fell 18-6 to Texas Aggies in College Station with Dansby, Waugh, and Wilson starring for the Aggies in a tight final quarter.
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Smith Defeats Burke In Kalamazoo Bout Showdown
Smith of Kalamazoo earned the referee's decision over Jack Burke of Pittsburgh in a ten round match here last night. The local heavyweight pressed the action and controlled seven of the rounds in a contested decision.
Sabinal Defeats Granger to Claim District Title
Sabinal High beat Granger 12 to 9 in Sabinal Texas to capture the District No. 11 championship. Baldwin scored Sabinal’s first TD with Anderson adding Granger’s only touchdown. the game drew about 3000 fans as Grange line names were listed among officials and players.
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Farrell in Form Leads Pro Golfers at Norfolk Open
Johnny Farrell of Quaker Ridge leads after day one of medal play in the Princess Anne Country Club open in Norfolk. He matched a course record 71 in the morning and posted 68 in the afternoon for a 135, with Walter Hagen just one stroke behind at 140 after a late surge. Gene Sarazen and John Golden trailed with totals of 148 and 152 respectively, as leaders list includes Hampton, Bord, Forrester, Barnes, Doyle, Kirkwood, and Skelly among others.
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Siki Loses Fight As Joke At Madison Square Garden
New Orleans fighter Marullo defeated Senegalese Battling Siki by decision after twelve rounds at Madison Square Garden. Siki’s antics contrasted with Marullo’s in fighting as crowd mildly reacted. Berlenbach replacement Siki weighed 173 while Marullo weighed 165 3 4. Ratner beat Hicks in a later middleweight clash, with Canoro losing to Brog in a six round bout.
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Goldstein Boxer Wins Bantam Title Bout in Ten Rounds
Aby Goldstein the bantamweight champion defeats Eddie Shea of Chicago in ten rounds at East Chicago with the title not at stake. Shea led the action as the agressor, rating the better boxing by Goldstein per newspapermen. Also, Al Von Ryan beat Archie Amons in a ten rounder and Freeman Peppers stopped Jimmy Boyd in the first round.
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Gophers Domn for Ligking at Memorial Stadium
The University of Minnesota Gophers meet Illinois at Memorial Stadium in a late-season clash. Harold Gray Grange leads the Illini as both teams seek a statement game to salvage pride from uneven campaigns. Lineups include Shively and Berkman for Illinois, Gay and Just for Minnesota, with Grange highlighted for his playmaking.
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Red” Grange
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Lineups Doubtful In St Louis Game
In St Louis students await set lineups for St Louis University and Oglethorpe University as weather and field conditions influence starting teams. Savage may shuffle a reserve forward wall while Robertson reports two regulars out, with Parrish and Mix unavailable and Cousins likely at pivot.
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Notre Dame Faces Nebraska In Main Football Test
Notre Dame, unbeaten this season, meets Nebraska in South Bend on November 15 as a possible path to a Western and national title. Both teams boast strong lines and ground attacks, with key Nebraska backs Rhodes Locke and a stout Notre Dame forward wall. Regulars expected to bear the workload as Notre Dame seeks revenge for past Nebraska victories.
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Army Post League schedules changes delay football games
The Ninth Infantry and Second Engineers football teams did not play Friday due to a military review honoring visiting army medical officers and the game was postponed until Monday afternoon. On Saturday afternoon, the Twentieth Infantry and Twelfth Artillery will battle at Fort Sam Houston stadium.
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Army gridiron game postponed to Monday
Main Avenue High School football team will play one more game this season. The planned Academic League contest with St. Mary's College will occur next Friday. Coach Tim Griesenbach said Saturday the Del Rio High game at Da Rio was canceled.
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Football Question Box column answers common plays
Lawrence Perry answers reader questions on football rules and penalties. Sample queries include six men on the line, whether a down changes after penalties, and a disputed touchdown after a horn. Perry explains outcomes and referee responsibilities.
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Holderness Tops Golf Wustrated Amateur Ranking
London November 15 Golf Wustrated publishes Britain best sixteen amateurs with Sir Ernest Holderness named first. The list includes Olles, Wethered, Harris, Setzler, Storey, Murray, Wilson, Michael Scott, Orrance, Maccormack, Cavan, Hope, Bretherton, Mackenzie, Hartley. Three Walker Cup members Bristane Kyle and Robert Scott Jr. are omitted.
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Colorado Expected To Wallop Denver in Big Grid Clash
Denver fans face Colorado as odds on favorite in the Thanksgiving week showdown of rivals. Colorado, last season's Rocky Mountain Conference champion, holds the advantage in most departments, with Colorado’s kicking strength in question. Other conference games include Brigham Young at Colorado School of Mines in Golden and Wyoming at Utah in Salt Lake City. non-conference matchups feature Colorado Aggies versus Colorado State Teachers at Greeley and Montana State versus Inter-Mountain at Helena.
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Minor Teague owners oppose 50 player limit for majors
New York dispatch from November 15 reports minor league owners resisting a proposed 50 player limit for major league clubs, a change that would place about 800 players under major league control. The piece notes current rosters, farm system dynamics, and the risk minors face if limits rise, arguing such expansion could harm smaller leagues and provoke ongoing increases.
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Single Foot Wins Walden Handicap at Pimlico
Single Foot defeated Young Martin and Primrose Thirst to win the $10,000 Walden Handicap for 2 year olds at Pimlico. The one mile race ended in 1:54.4 with Candy Kid leading early before fading. The Griffith colt’s victory added 11,309 pounds to his earnings.
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Red Grange recalls hero worship of past stars
Harold Red Grange, set for Memorial Stadium clash with Minnesota, recalls admiring Burt Beacon and Pudge Wyman in grade school. He says Wheaton days shaped his view of the game and chose Illinois for proximity to home.
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Gibbons Tunney Proposal Triggers Yankee Feud
New York reports a heated dispute over a proposed Gibbons vs Tunney bout. Bill Gibson engineers a sensational push while Mike McTigue’s world light heavyweight crown situation and a new Madison Square Garden matchmaker appointment stir controversy. Boxing managers claim big indoor crowds are needed for the Tunney clash.
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Drake Looms In Valley Clash At Manhattan
Drake meets Kansas Aggies in Manhattan as only two Valley losses separate the teams. Drake seeks to stay undefeated with a strong lineup returnees including Keefer Wilson and Hutton. The Sooners visit Lawrence as Kansas faces a West Coast rival in football’s slate while boxing headlines note Joe Rivers and Brenedy De Armond results in Phoenix.
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Tigers at Sea? Princeton Yale Clash Promises Thrill
Lawrence Perry previews the Princeton Yale showdown and analyzes Yale’s defensive missteps, Princeton’s improving form, and possible upsets across top college games. He weighs Yale’s readiness, Princeton’s strength, and the impact of October results on November outcomes. Also notes forthcoming Texas Christian freshman game in Fort Worth.
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