Traditional Grid Rivalries Spark National Spotlight
Newspaper notes enduring rivalries and major clashes across college football this weekend. Yale meets Harvard in Cambridge. Notre Dame faces Northwestern. Duke battles North Carolina State. Minnesota eyes unbeaten season as Wisconsin looms. Strong teams like Texas A and M, Duquesne, and Notre Dame are highlighted for bowl and title hopes amid a packed slate of games across conferences.
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New York
Harvard
Cambridge
California
Notre Dame
St. Mary's
Fordham
Ohlo State
Michigan
Kansas
Minnesta
Duke
North Carolina State
Duquesne
Mississippi State
Texas A. Dad
Texas
Tias Mn
Washington State
Ead
Tate Senda
Opasse Chih Pesbnty
Yale
Princeton
Brown
Sint
Marverd
Eny
Peon
West Virginia
Navy Coes
Columbia
Wigan
Colgate
Syracuse
Boston
Tennessee
Boston University
Santa Clara
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Dartmouth
New Hampshire Indians
Est
Northwestern
Titipola
Ohio State
Zmpkemen
Towe
Gophers
Lincoln
Nebraska
Edgar
Pittyburgh
Hirself
Missouri
Oklahoma
Soongers
Marquette
Sughaoe Stidhany
Purdue
Minnesota
Hoilermaxers
Indiana
South
Alsbams
Verderbilt
Sncthrest
Missinsipp State
University of Bos Ppl
Kentucky
Wake Forest
George Washington
Virginia Poly
Clement
Wood
Sugar Bowl Eyes Duke's Blue Devils
New Orleans November 17 Through muddling of the Rose picture by Washington State’s upset of Stanford the Sugar Bowl outlook tilts toward Duke. Duke’s bowl choice hinges on prestige and money with Sugar Bowl offering around 176000, higher than Rose Bowl’s 90000. The piece notes Alabama’s fit for a potential matchup and discusses Texas A&M, Washington State, Missouri, Fordham and other contenders, plus Texas and TCU’s standings and implications for the Southwest Conference race.
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Rose Owl
Washington State
Stanford
Duke Blue Devils
Duke
California
Wallace
Wade
Blue Devils
Alabama
Sugar Howlers
Tulane
Texas A
Sugar
Aggies
Texas
Agetes
Texans
Missouri
Ohio State
Fordhaim
Cnhl
Prairies
Bira
Conference and replays shape strained Southwest grid hopes
Texas A and M idle until the next meeting week. Baylor rises to challenge Southern Methodist and Rice in a pivotal clash as Texas Christian rebounds after a 34 to 7 loss. The Texas Christian Frogs still eye a share of the Southwest crown with two wins looming while Pac Coast gaps remain.
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Christan University
Texas Aggies
Frogs
Aggies
Texas
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T.O. U
Rice
Fort Worth
Southern Methodist
FT. O. U
Fordham
SOFBS
Emory Nix
Corpus Christi
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van Hall
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Hal
Hisl Fulch Bagley
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Big Red
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Dallas
Arkansas
Razorbacks
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Mississippi
Parkars
Southwest
Texan A
Southern ‘Methodist
Texas Christian
Tiarned Frogs
Aries
Oregon Washington
Stanford
California
Washington State
Oregon State
Montans
UCLA
Santa Clara
Earl Thompson Recovers After Brain Operation
Schreiner Institute football star Earl Thompson underwent a brain operation last Thursday. He was reported improving and on the road to recovery Monday at Mt. and hospital, moving toward full health.
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Earl Thompson
Earl Thompesn
Sportlights by Harold Scherwitz on Texas football and bowls
The Light column laments bowl selections after Texas tames TCU and Baylor, mocks bets on college football, and notes Tulsa’s upset of Baylor while praising coach Henry Fink and the team’s season turmoil. It cites Coach Bible and Crain, and references Aggies, Sugar and Cotton Bowls and a betting dramatization.
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Sporin
The
Light
University of Texas
College Station
New Orleans
Dallas
Texas
Coach Bible
Jack Crain
Pete Jayden
Coliege
TCU
Tulsa
Baylor
Bears
Henry Finks
Daylor
Pully
Lght
Deer Season Opens With Big Bucks Reported
The season begins with many hunters reporting large bucks includin g a 10 pointer bagged by Delton Blancets and a 12 year record arrest for a name law violation by a San Antonio hunter. Other notable entries include a 150 pound eight pointer near Freer Fredericksburg and a 260 pound dressed buck brought to taxidermists along with affidavits from witnesses.
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Blancets
Lea
C. A. Long
Dilley
LB. Knox
Fort Sam Houston
Dhe Taxidermista
Route 7
A. Pfeiffer
E. L. Peiffer
Lean Springs
San Antonio
Bill Garrett Metetain
Beyer County
Arthur Hitzfelder
Frank Lee Oltmers
Frestericksburg
Fress
H.W. Proctor
Berovia
Bih
Illeye
Emil Philippus
Touchdown Parade Highlights 1940s College Football Scorers
A fragmented report lists top scorers from various conferences led by Bill Dudley of Virginia with 22 points in a 34 point Texas Mines rout and across the nation players from West Texas State to Notre Dame, Duke, and Montana earning points for their teams.
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Kork
Upo
Hen Collisis
Texas State
Bill Dudley
Pride of Virginia University
Colling
Texas Mines
Dudley
Lehigh
Huw
Budley
Tes
Pathe Ti Border Conference
Ben Collins
West Texas State
Seseeee
WM Dudley
Virginia Peesee Crea
Texas
Marvel Harahyaan
Pacific Lutheran
Pat Harder
Wisednain
Tanz Ports
Creighton
Santa Clara Handy Winner in 5-14 Victory over St Mary's
Santa Clara University built a strong lead with touchdowns in each period plus a third quarter safety to defeat St Marys 14 to 5. Casanega scored twice, Aly Brass caught two passes for touchdowns, and Hennery added a late score while Podesta connected with Ray Curry for an early Gaels score before halftime. Bud Sheale recovered a fumble for a safety in the final period.
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Santa Clara Handy
SAN Francisco
Santa Clara University
Mary’s
Mary's
Johnny Podesta
Hed Ray Curry
Broncos
Heh Casanega
Alyy Brass
Jimmy Hennery
Bud Sheale
St Mary's
Santa Clara
Jackets Defeat TM Friday at Lang Field in Blood Battle
St Anthonys Young Panthers from Texas Military Institute are set to meet their rival in the annual blood battle to be staged on Lang Field at St Anthony's gridiron this Friday afternoon at 3 o clock. Announcement came from Rev Fr Wayne Qosail.
McRae Stars in Dragon Speedway Stock Car Races
Dave McRae dominated Dragons' Speedway on Seguin Highway Sunday winning three stock car events. Cunshing finished second behind TW Buck of Austin in the 10 mile race, with about 2000 spectators watching.
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Dragons’ Speedway
Seguin Highway
Buck
Austin
Villanova Grabs 7 6 Victory Over Detroit in Park Crowd
Underdog Villanova Wildcats pull off a 7 6 win after a late third quarter touchdown drive. Ed Kisks converts a crucial extra point as 23 480 fans fill Shilbe Park for the upset over Detroit.
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Say
Kisks
Vilanova Wildcats
Tetroit
Shilbe Park
Villanova
Ninth Infantry Triumph Over Artillery 16–7 in Army Football
The Manchus edged the Artillery division 16 to 7 at Leonard Wood. Hendrickson connected with Smith for a second period score, Brant plunged in for the first tally, and Skeinmer blocked a kick for a safety. Stegall’s 62 yard return set up a touchdown, with Ary connecting for the Artillery score late.
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Henry Brast
Leonard Wood Atrium
Mannchus
Hendrickson
Smith
Secords Inter Brant
Skeinmer
Manchus
Army
Fragmented sports card reads unclear names and scores
OCR fragment lists players with heights and gains, mentioning Keon, Maytin, Mansfield, Dublael, Tr, Negley, Brown, Rowan, and York. Odds and team terms are garbled, with scattered scores like 47x80 and 42x50. Overall impact unclear.
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Finel
Tareda
Th Thors
Ann Maytin
George Mansfield
Leo Dublael
Tax
fo-Gange
Dean Cathy
Anasm
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Negley
Sahn Calta
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Fawn Lovers Em Both In Brownwood Football Clash
In Brownwood Nevada UPA notes a football contrast between Howard Payne and Daniel Baker. Howard Payne boasts a strong winning record with 385 victories, 43 losses, and 20 ties over 81 years, while Daniel Baker endures a long losing streak, having just finished its season with no points scored in the latest game against Southwestern.
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Brownwood
Nev
UPA
Howard Payne
Daniel Baker
Howard Fayne
Coleges
Southwestern
Jim Kendrick Ex Coach Dies at Waco
Former athlete and coach Jim Kendrick died at 7 a m Monday in Waco after suffering a stroke Sunday. Aged 48, Kendrick played for St Marys and Texas teams, coached at Centr College, and served in World War I era football. He is survived by a widow, four sons, four sisters including Blanche Kendrick of Dallas and May Hood Hill of Little Rock, and three brothers including Ben Kendrick of Houston.
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Jim Kendrick
Mm Ban Antonio
Southwest
Waco
Kendrick
St. Mary's University
Charley Moran
Centr College
Texan
Thin
Second Texas Infantry
Hecolam
Stephenyle
Ol Man
James B Marcellus
Blanche Kendrick
Dallas
Mya Hood Hill
Little Rock
Ben Kendrick
Houston
Eleven Bowlers in Hall of Fame Formation
Milwaukee November 1 Eleven men named as charter members of an American Bowling Congress hall of fame by virtue of national tournament records and achievements. Members include Hank Mavino and Charley Daw from Milwaukee along with bowlers from Brooklyn Nyack Chicago Stamford and Cleveland. Each year two bowlers for three years and then one annually will join the hall of fame.
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Milwaukkee
Joe Boots
Cleveland
Hill of Mine
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