Quality in Week's Football Schedule Galashes Big Rivalries
Eastern college football curates a lean schedule with Yale against Harvard and Carnegie Tech meeting NYU among the notable pairings. Princeton faces Navy while Penn State, Penn, and Washington and Jefferson loom. Yale jab at Harvard or Pitt may define title chatter as teams eye Thanksgiving clashes.
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Carnegie Tech aims for national title after season of wins
Carnegie Tech football remains undefeated with victories over Pils Georgetown and Notre Dame. Captain Harpster is highlighted as the star in the center photo punting and leading the team toward a potential national championship.
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May Change St. Ed's Big Game Date
Fans want the St. Ed’s and Be Edward’s Calverlty football clash moved from Thanksgiving Day to Sunday December 2. Opponents on the athletics board debate whether the shift increases crowd size or harms the local social event.
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Sul Ross Runs Up 27 7 Score in Football Game
Alpine Texas November 20 Sul Ross College Lobos defeat the Tapleton Aggies 27 to 7 in a fast game. Neill scored on a plunge after a fumble return by Wicker. Spearman added a late score and Coven caught a second quarter TD as Tapleton held in the fourth.
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Scouts Battle Fangs In Junior Academic Gridiron
The Madison Tigers fell to the Broadway Sporting Goods team 12 to 10 on Lions Field. Bareback scored a Panthers yard TD with Burke and Bitt and Gortz each contributing touchdowns for the Tigers in a tight junior academic league game.
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Fitzsimmons Knocks Out Gemas in Third Round
Wichita Kansas report says heavyweight champion Jim Fitzsimmons of San Antonio defeated George Gemas of Philadelphia in the third round of a 40 round bout at the Ford arena. Fitzsimmons weighed 179 1 2 pounds Gemmas 183.
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Brundage Named Next Head of Amateur Athletic Union
New York Nov 20 Avery Brundage of Abicaza is elected to succeed Murray Wulbert as AAU president. He has been prominent in athletics and is a three time all around national champion. The convention also tackles constitution changes to bridge college and club athletics and allows college undergraduates to compete in AAU meets with faculty certification as proof of amateur status.
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Cincinnati
Fifteen Die In Football Fatalities Across Level of Play
New York reports the fifteenth football season fatality as Mark Carey dies after a heel injury during a game at Chester High School. The death toll includes three college players Miles Fox, James Fenton, and Teo Golaeu from rival schools. the rest were high school players as authorities review safety.
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Stribling Struggles to Secure Rival for New York Bout
The New York date approval for Andy Mitchell of Long Beach to face Young Stribling was cancelled after the New York State Athletic Commission signaled rejection at Friday’s meeting. Garden officials said Tammy Tourhran was targeted but declined due to insufficient prep time.
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Minnesota Has Heavy, Yet Light Football Team Says Spears
Coach Clarence Spears of Minnesota argues his squad is not the heaviest yet among the strongest in the Big Ten. He cites optical illusions from uniforms and notes that writers still call Minnesota one of the nation’s heaviest teams as they prepare to face Wisconsin in the final regular game.
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Starr County Hunter Bags 26 Point Buck
Owen Scott shot a 26 point buck in Starr County on Sunday morning, described as the largest deer killed there in recent years. The animal drew local interest due to its distinctive markings and the rarity of such a find in the area.
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Proposal Would Tax All Pro Sports in Chicago Area
A bill proposes a three percent city tax on all professional sports in Chicago and surrounding areas. Alterman Wallinzn Rawms, sponsor of the measure, says the tax could raise prices for admission to major events. The plan faces questions over impacts on teams, venues, and fans.
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Marshall High Takes Ninth Straight Win in District Tilt
In a tight showdown Monday, Marshall High extended its win streak to nine by edging Nnecsorhes High 20 to 0 in a district contest. Mare and SARSITALA led the offense as the loaders shifted momentum late.
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John's Lutheran Girls Play Brooks Memorial Team
The St. John's Lutheran girls team will play Brooks Memorial church girls on Thursday at eight in the Hr. John's court.
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Collegiate Eleven Beats Boerne Sooners 19 to 0
Utah earns an invitation to face West Virginia in Morgantown next season after a decisive 19 to 0 victory over Boerne Sooners Sunday afternoon at home in Salt Lake City. West Virginia, Utah, Morgantown, Salt Lake City, November 20.
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Judge Steffen Leads Carnegie Football and Court Roles
In Pittsburgh on November 20, Judge Walter D. Steffen of the Chicago Superior Court is highlighted for coaching Carnegie Tech football. The article notes his dual career, detailing his September coaching stint at Carnegie and his return to the bench, plus past victories including a 10 to 0 win over Notre Dame.
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Austin High School Maroon Band Heads to San Antonio
About 500 rooters accompany the Austin High School Maroon Band as it travels by bus to San Antonio next Saturday for a scheduled engagement. A band spokesman said the trip will include a performance and a short parade through the city.
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Pro Golfers Name Site for PGA Championship
Cleveland hosts a selection meeting as golfers choose a site for the 20 event of the Professional Golfers Association of America. A final decision is expected early in December with details to be announced.
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Sablosky Steps Down as Dallas Official
Sablosky resigns as chief stockholder and president of the Dating basebuty cil and secretary under 9, announcing retirement. Officers named to replace him include Sol Torerfura as president and We TL Bilis as secretary-treasurer.
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Hockey teams playing again in New York arena duel
New York angels host Montreal Maroons as part of NHL action. Canadiens and Maroons split their opening games while Bruins and tankers also win, other matchups see Maple Leafs facing Ottawa and Penguins traveling to Chicago in a flurry of early season games.
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Three-Eye League Adopts Rookie Rule and Officers
At the Three-Eye league baseball officials meeting the rookie five-player rule was adopted and officers were re elected. The session approved a wartime style schedule and revenue timing changes with mentions of prizes and Keanon.
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Vanderbilt Fullback Fractures Back in Injury Setback
Vanderbilt fullback Yashville, named in the report, suffered a fractured spine, ending his season and prompting concerns over the Commodores roster as the team faces Tennessee. Schwartz reportedly sustained a back injury during a Saneday game, complicating the lineup ahead of future contests.
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Women Begin City Golf Matches at Brackenridge Park
The Bayan City Women’s Golf Championship opened Tuesday at Brackenridge Park Links. Qualifiers from Monday left players in two flights with draws including J.R. Durborrow versus Humes and Mrs. Humiles in First Flight and Mrs H H Grananam in Second Flight with byes and several matchups listed for continued play.
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Boxing Roundup of Fights Across Cities and Upsets
A jumbled boxing results snippet lists bouts in Philadelphia, Trenton, Cleveland, New York, Newark, Columbus, and more. Figures include Johnny McCry, Abe Lucky, Frankie Wate, and Sammy Bunck with various outpoints and knockouts noted amid sparse details.
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Prospect Hill Boys Take Intermaedium Jongie Noel Title
The Prospect LM team wins the intermedium event at court by defeating rivals in a close match. Key players include Janiors, Sanmilers, Seeiry, Stenwn, Johnson, Moffatt, Tinga, and Cox among others.
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Northwestern Dartmouth grid showdown in Hanover
Northwestern Dartmouth clash looms in Hanover with Marsters wearing a luck charm once worn by Houdini and the team seeking to ride momentum. The feature notes a historic magic charm and mentions past upsets against Cornell Harvard and others, framed as a notable pregame card.
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Horween Named Harvard Football Coach After Casey
Rumors solidify that Walter Horween will coach Harvard football next season replacing Casey. The move follows Horween’s prior work directing Harvard’s program during transitions and comes amid speculation about contract terms and timing.
Lions Name H Endelbert Engelbert Captain For St Marks
Vilines Engelbert, veteran star of the St Mark's Lions, was elected captain for the coming season. Engelbert has played with St Mark's since 1909 and follows Tommy Gish, who has served since 1916, in the role.
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Girls Organize Sunday School Basketball League
Ten teams expected as churches organize a Sunday school girls basketball league. A meeting at Trasin Park Sothodint Church will gather churches to enter teams and confirm intentions. Beacon Fill Haptiste St John's Tutheran South Ban Ane tonto Baptist Benaks Memmrin Methodist Trovin Park Methodist shown as entrants.
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Association to Melt Thy Interontanal Lawnery
Fragmentary text mentions an association and a date near November 20 but lacks clear events, names, or locations to form a coherent item.
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