Pro Football Debut for Cagle With Giants
New York Giants rookie Cagle makes his pro debut against Green Bay, suffers a deep head gash after colliding with Tom Nash, who breaks his nose. Nash left the game. Cagle returns to action. Green Bay’s forward wall impresses, with a cautious view that football remains non racket.
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Andy High Returns to Minor Leagues
In St Louis on November 25 1940 Andy High a veteran infielder known for hitting and fielding has been sold to Holister of the International League. The 33 year old who began with Memphis in 1919 and later played for Brooklyn and Boston has spent a long major league career before moving back to the minors.
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Eagles Seek to Halt Injury Plague Before Big Rival clash
Penikenridge High braces for Breckenridge clash as Arthur Kittold twists his ankle and may miss the game. Coach Kellam names a tentative lineup though Klefoth shells out in practice. Ticket sales top 2000 as gates will open at 2 30 with separate student and adult entries at League Park.
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Kansas case to be aired at Big Six conference meeting
A Kansas case concerning allegations of parity and eligibility in Big Six athletics is set to be discussed at a conference meeting in November. Presidents of major schools Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Iowa and Kansas State and athletic directors are expected to attend with faculty representatives. The regular conference athletic directors meeting for schedule making will occur December 4. The Kansas university faced suspicions of impropriety during prior meetings and was barred from certain competition while investigations proceeded. The athletic board later cleared players of the cited charges and requested specific documentation.
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Bausch declines post season offer for basketball
BIX SIx nan leader Jim Bausch of Kansas, nicknamed Bausch, declines University of Nebraska coach Dible invitation to play in the East-West game in San Francisco after receiving a post season offer. He prefers to focus on the basketball season and prepares for the upcoming schedule.
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Diegel Wins Portland Open Playoff Title
In Portland Oregon Teo Diegel of Agua Caliente defeated Gene Sareven of New Burk in a playoff to win the Oregon open golf championship. Diegel, three under par 69, finished 257 for 72 holes at the Columbia Country Club. The purse totaled 200 dollars with Diegel receiving 60 dollars and Sareven 40.
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Tickled Foot Revives Unconscious Mat Wrestler
A chaotic Ansore Athletic club mat program event featured a near fall of unconsciousness as Tickled Foot revived a rival in a fast paced bout. In the main event Armlock Nelson and Hidelge fought to a two fall draw with Nelson winning an early fall by self strangulation and Hidelge clinching the second with a body slam that toppled Nelson. Fred Rogers defeated Sammy Garcia in a semi final, winning the first fall in 12 minutes with an octopus hold and the second in nine minutes with a cross-tachold before sealing the match with a final fall in eight minutes.
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Riley and Hart to Officiate in El Paso Game
Wright Riley and T Sioner Hart, San Antonio officials, will officiate a Sull Ross versus Texas School of Mines game in Fort Paso. They plan to meet before the kickoff to discuss the local contest. Riley recalls Pinkey Whitney and the late Ronny Younas as past Antonio players.
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Wisconsin coach's future in balance
Madison, Wis Nov 20 The Wisconsin athletic council after its regular meeting here last night said nothing for publication regarding the fate of Ginn Thistlethwaite Badger football coach. Lone members predicted they would seek Thistlethwaite's return because of the poor showing this season though the council took no action authoritative word indicates Thistlethwaite's status was a matter of concern.
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M Larnin Injured Hand Forces Rest and Return Plan
M Larnin suffers a right hand injury from a recent bout with Hilly Petrol. Doctors expect four months out. plans to return to Vancouver for treatment by a Canadian specialist. Hand swelling occurred after the fight, with initial concern over permanent damage.
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Murphy, Star Cager Now Full Fledged Pro
Murphy, a standout guard for Wig Ton, is set to debut as a full pro tonight with the Chicago Thrains against the Cleveland Raarabluma. He has transitioned to forward as required by the team, after fitting into the league and earning a spot on the roster.
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Dick Onderdonk Gets Chance at Penn 8. A. Grid Star Works
Injuries to regulars at the University of Pennsylvania open the door for Dick Onderdonk to join the first squad. He has been kept back by weight and experience but now may start Thursday against Cornell as part of a broader renewal of Eastern football rivalries.
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Fesler Rated High by Coach in Buckeye Preview
November remarks from coach midseason praise for Fesler as a backbone of the Buckeyes shift to an improved 1081 machine. Mentioned are Willaman Wester and Wes Feater, with Feater's career ending noted and Fezler earning All American potential in backfield and end roles amidst injury hurdles.
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Billiard Meet Promises $12200 in Prizes at Chicago
Chicago hosts a world championship billiards meet January 19 20 with $12200 in prizes. First prize $1200 cash plus 30 000 in value and runner up $1000 plus 3000 in fry. Defending champ Johnny Lazin Otto Reiselt Penton Allen Nail clash with four regional champions.
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Notre Dame players reshuffle positions for Chicago clash
Fullback Savoldi shifted to halfback to back Red Strange, with Joe Buvold and Tonko Nagaraki also in the mix as Chicago Meare prep for a run at the Chicago Cardinals. Coach Nalph Janen moves station to help form a running-mate attack.
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Poster Hoodoo Tales Stir New York Fight Buffs
A chaotic New York street tale centers on posters featuring Dempsey, Tunney, and others that promise a fight’s outcome. Rumors about rival boxers flash across cards, sparking bets and public excitement while investigators warn against misleading images and hoaxes.
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Tanney
Mrs May Sutton Bundy Leaves Amateur Tennis
Mrs May Sutton Bundy, former women's national tennis champion and English title winner, deserts amateurs to teach at a Santa Barbara girls school. She and sister Florence Sutton run a tennis program, while health concerns of their family influence the move.
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Yanuskus Captains 1931 Illinois Team
Yanuskus of Re-Wanee has been selected captain at the 1931 University of Illinois festival team, Yanunkis, at Baltback Ire the Jant two were enlied creme. Army in 1920.
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Heath Bought by Cincinnati Reds in 1930s Trade
Cincinnati announces the purchase of first baseman Mickey Heath from the Tellywood club of the Pacific Coast League for a large sum. Heath batted .300 with 40 home runs driven for the season.
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Lanier and Twain in Final Game for City Championship
Sidney Lanier and Mark Twain high schools headline a final city championship clash at Garrett field at 4:15 Wednesday with both teams boasting strong records. Twain undefeated in Division No 2, Lanier has a single forfeit loss and one tie, signaling a tight race for the title.
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Mary Rose Kills Eight Point Buck on Hunt
Mary Rose hunted near Magnolia Avenue and alongside companions from Hatuchns and Nees, she killed an eight point buck. The group tracked the animal during a hill country trip, with eight people present in the party.
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Chicago Winch Hawks Eye National League Attendance Mark
Chicago Nov 25 report says the Chicago Winch Hawks seek a league attendance high after three home games. The crowd totals included 40,404, 10,000 and other figures, highlighting strong interest in the team’s early season.
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Bike races Sunday near San Britto Park schedule change
Races scheduled for Sunday at San Britto Park may move if Thursday rain interrupts. Alex Goolman, in charge, says the Thursday conditions will determine safe morning starts and whether to run the events as planned.
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Souths Grids Scenes of Activity in Atlanta Football
Unclear text outlines a tense football season with Alabama and Georgia Tech preparing for key matchups. Mentions Tulane, Louisiana State, Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Virginia Tech amid conference title hopes and upcoming games shaping the 1920 schedule.
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Boxing show postponed again at Beethoven Hall
Promoter Jark Shelton cancels his boxing program after a sparse turnout and fighter refusals. The semi final and four prelims were scrapped as several fighters balked at conditions including a demanded $10 commission.
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Price resigns as coach at California
Berkeley Cal coach Price resigns from both football and basketball posts after a four year football tenure and five years guiding basketball. Executive committee decides to pay full contract, despite season struggles, citing lack of public support and to prevent further controversy. Arthur Adete reinstated as editor of the Linily Californian amid university tensions following USC and Stanford games.
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