Big Ten Title Hopes Shaped By Key Columbus Ann Arbor Games
In Columbus Ohio State must beat Illinois to keep its Big Ten title bid alive while at Ann Arbor Minnesota and Michigan clash as both seek a path to the conference crown. Minnesota has not lost all season but Michigan’s setback to Minnesota and win over others keeps the race tight with Indiana and Ohio State looming.
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Main Avenue Huskies Fall To Brackenridge In Rough Scrimmage
Brackenridge Wildcats hold Main Avenue to zero yards in the second half as Klein’s punt miscue, a late interception, and a ground attack by Flinn and Hernandez decide the game. Wright boots a 60 yard punt for the South Side gures, while Spiegel and Barhoff lead the Billy Goats in a tense, near riot postgame fracas.
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winter signs and sport gossip in a quixotic column
The column muses on winter's approach as alumni debate a new coach and Gene Tunney quarrels with Tex Rickard. It satirizes showy promotions of the New York Giants sale to George M. Cohan, coach vulnerabilities, and the annual fan fatigue with football after losses, urging readers to focus on season's chill and lingering distaste for offbeat publicity.
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Frasier Demands Immediate Action On City Title Bid
Alamo Heights coach Earl Mule Frasier presses Hartendale Hornets to meet his club next week to settle a scoreless tie and keep title hopes alive. Frasier vows a championship game with Brackenridge if Brackenridge beats Mew Avenue and the Eagles survive Thanksgiving.
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Runyon and Walsh Highlight Sunday Light Football
Sunday morning service notes Runyon and Walsh in a light football feature. The Ble ven championship chatter centers on Illinois versus Ohio State with Davis J. Walsh and Runyon profiled amid usual comprehensive game coverage.
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Matmen Draw Will Meet Again At Old Cathedral
Wrestlers Herman Vatten of the Twelfth Field Artillery and Libérts Mamotia of New York fought to a draw in the feature match as time expired with no fall in the 45 minute limit at the Cathedral. Promoter Billy Teig eyed a rematch and a planned bout with Felipe Fernandez next week. a Fernandes clash may precede the Vatten rematch. Kid Binder won two straight falls over Young Jacks in the semi finals, while Joe Martin and Earl Thompson grappled to a draw in their 121-pound class bout and George Garavage pinned Young Stucks in the curtain-raiser.
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Notre Dame Star Worth Five Million In Lineup
Notre Dame has eight football players on its team worth 35 610 000, coach Knute Rockne said in Whiting Indiana en route to Des Moines for a Drake game. Rockne praised Fred Miller of Milwaukee as a top lineman, noting money plays no part in selections.
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Fire and Horse Show Dazzle At Kanhas City Event
In Kanhas City on November 19 a dramatic horse show drew crowds as Hoerber M Woolf Nambow Rakstaget delivered a standout performance. The event featured American Royal livestock and horse attractions with eager children among the onlookers. A chestnut mare and a prize saddle horse competed amid a lively program, while organizers noted high stakes and entries for future showcases.
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Pirates Trim Trinity Team in Fat Game at Georgetown
Southwestern University Pirates defeated Trinity Tigers 21 to 8 in Georgetown Texas. Drake line held late, Smitch scored two touchdowns for Southwestern while Blackhorn added six points. Tigers fought hard, threatened several times in touchdowns butували.
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MCOY WANTS FAIR OFFER
Tuck Shelton voices concern over the likely value of a proposed settlement. Windy Windsor of San Antonio delivers an offer through Johnny McCoy for a possible scrap, with Windsor signaling a workable price.
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LaCoste Named No 4 At Texas University
San Antonio tennis player Eneien LaCoste, a first year at Texas University, is named the fourth ranking player by coach D D A Ponick. This unusual honor comes despite ineligibility for varsity play and follows his time at Texas Junior College in San Antonio.
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Intra-Mural Cage Games Postponed To Monday
Turbulent schedule notes announce that all intramural basketball games at Main Avenue High School are moved to Monday due to a conflicting Wildcat football game. Tul, Piggot’s team meets Rob Walker, while Frank Alvarado’s squad faces Felix McKnight’s in the second contest.
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Big Hunt At Palo Alto Draws 90000 To Stanford Bowl
November 10 67 Pacific Coast Conference action closes soon with California vs Stanford at Palo Alto the big game drawing large crowds. Washington State confronts USC in Los Angeles while Oregon State battles Idaho in Portland. Montana and Montana State contest a statewide clash at Butte for state honors.
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San Pedro rink to host season opener November 30
San Antonio's second academic ice hockey league plans November 30 opener at San Pedro Iceland rink. Ben Geredorf, manager, confirms the Texas Military Institute Hire will face High School dependents. Other teams listed include Enbridge High School, St. Mary's University, Alamo Heights, and Feacock invited to the league. The Santoe Jenene will be qilayed Now. 28, with the Icelanders meeting the MByles Field Lquintat.
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