Army Navy football spectacle thrills 102000 in rainy Philadelphia
The Philadelphia crowds pack the Sexque Centennial stadium for the Army Navy game despite showers. Mrs Roosevelt attends with other dignitaries as the event unfolds, with previews noting Notre Dame and Yale losses for both teams and Navy poised to capitalize on a heavy field.
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Davis J. Walsh
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Army and Navy
Barnum
Calliopa
Washington
Roosevelt
Myre
Franklin D. Reonwelt
Swanson
Woodiing
Lo Bn
Notre Dame
Army
Yale
Harvard
Navy
Friedon
Pennsylvania
Rich
Amy
Jeyorke
Lynch
BeiWink
Mmipire
Waddincaraan
Camnyer
Fenn State
Eld Madey Verzovn
Salon Dame
Autrin i
GRAN
Moony
Harvard Athletics Ledger Shows Net Losses and Gains
Harvard athletics reports two-year prosperity yet shows a deficit in the latest year with expenses mounting on athletic buildings and grounds. Revenue from all sports reached 564571.99 dollars, including 286160.27 from the 1938 football season, while prior surpluses totaled 4695.59 and 2206.14 dollars. Athletic director William Bigham ordered permanent improvements to facilities. Don Lash defends his national cross country title for the U.S. against challengers in Newark.
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Haryana Athenic Association
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Shuttuck
Reaswen
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Orlissen
R.sports
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Harvard
Elf Sports
Lasil
Newark
Don Lash
Indihim University
Mhlra
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Bronx
Eye witness all-America grid team of 1037 picked by papers
A compilation from Boston to Seattle names the top players and schools in the 1937 all America grid selection. Notre Dame figures prominently with Swasney noted and Lob’s team includes Klug from MinescuN along with Alexander the Great and Wojclechowies of Portham. Frank, Goldberg, Stockfon, Ryte, Markey and Fal are highlighted as stellar teammates.
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Swope
Swasney
Notre Dame
Alexander the Great
Alexanaer
Wojclechowies
Portham
Boston
Aminitg
New York
San Fandéco
Pitesoursi
Seattle
Ghivoni
Frank
Xale
Goldberg
Stock~ Fon
Ryte
Markey
Drake Beats Miami on Wet Florida Grid
Drake University Bulldogs defeated the Miami Hurricanes 17 to 10 in a rain soaked game in Miami before about 10,000 fans. Drake built an early lead with strong first downs while Miami fought back late, with Suter and Wolfpack making key plays in the final period.
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Drake Universitys
Bulldogs
J Hue
University of Mimi Hurricanes
Drake
Wip
Wul
Suter
Lett
Wolfpack
Darnid Nerous
Mere's One Way To Earn Christmas Money
Three young ladies ages 2 13 and 16 earned money for Christmas by Point scoring for Cornell's team. Louise Donovan collected 34 points at 19 cents each, aided by siblings and supporters. Their father Waller J Donovan, an attorney, had promised a dime per point, motivating the earnings in a holiday shopping context.
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Mere
Adelphia
Comen
Towle
Cepton
Unclear text with hastily listed players and schools
Fragmented OCR notes reference many named players and colleges including Yale Harvard and several others. The text appears as a garbled list of names, teams, positions, and potential alternates with no coherent single event or outcome.
Golf Notes Elgit golfers advance in city amateur tour
Golf notes report Elgit golfers advancing to the second round of the annual city amateur tournament. Eight matches remain to be completed by Sunday evening with several players earning byes. Wendland Hirkner and other victors in tight matches are listed among the advancing competitors.
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Els Wendland
Otto Hirkner
Meir
A. G Welly
Clarence Nordham
Victorlone
Warren Cadeke
Bruce Ellsworth
Loraine Young
Georgy Terrell
Jack Thi Wand
Louis Darts
Grandmother Bowls Perfect 300 Game
A grandchild of Mrs. Jamey W. Banks bowls a perfect 300 in a Jenga competition. The event, held yesterday, drew a group of women who praised the skill and the grandchild’s dedication.
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Becauan
High school gridiron stars in charity classic clash
Lakeside Stadium hosts a large crowd for a charity football game headlined by Hill DeCorrevont of Chicago's DeCorrevont, with Austin and Leo among the prep teams. Mayor Kelly funds aid as DeCorrevont, a 370 pound back, tops national scoring with 30 touchdowns and six extra points in eight games, while projections aim for near 1000000 in charity proceeds. Byrd High School of Shreveport also wins the North Louisiana doubleheader in a 13 to 9 victory before about 14000 fans to earn a shot at the state title.
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Chicago
Husky
Hill DeCorrevont
Austin
Leo
Edward J. Kelly
DeCarreyont
Ctty
Charity
Byrd Wigm
Fina
Shreveport
Fale
Silence on Rose Bowl Pierre amid invitation guesswork
Pasadena officials and California headquarters ponder which team will receive the Rose Bowl bid as uncertainty lingers over official invitation timing. Alabama sources say the Tide seeks an invitation while Alabama coach Henry Crisp notes no action has been taken.
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Calil
Tesh
California
Priestley
Fox
Berkeley
Alabama
Pittsburety
Ford
Tuscadoosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Onteans
Henry Crisp
Alatena
Rickey Denies Medwick Trade Rumor in Columbus
Branch Rickey, general manager of the St Louis Cardinals, said he knew nothing about an alleged deal sending Joe Medwick to the New York Giants for Mel Ott and other players. President Sam Breadon also denied the report, with Cardinal officials calling the rumors “just on the table.”
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St. Louis Carninals
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Ducky”) Medwick
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Sim Breadon
Cardinals
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Wee Medwick
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Villanova to Battle Loyola in Sunday Intersectional Clash
Villanova's football team travels to face Loyola in an expected intersectional showdown aimed at a possible bowl berth on January 1. The Wildcats, favored to win, carry a strong offense while Loyola eyes an upset to boost its postseason bid.
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Wits Loyola
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Dave Ion Edurdd
Interscholastic League Meet Sets Weekend Officials
Representatives from the state interscholastic league District No. 11 gather in Waco at 5 p m Saturday to select champions from Waco Cleburne and Temple. Officials Claud Kellam Quad Harry Hamilton and Princey D Guy Rogers plan a Sunday Austin session at 2 30 p m to finalize dates sites and details for the district pageant between the MWistrist 41 and other contenders.
FOUR HI GRID SITES CHOSEN FOR CHS GRID MEET
Four high school grid sites were named to host the coming league football showdown. Amarillo and Vernon will stage District 1 and 2 battles while Abilene and El Paso headline District 3 and 4 clashes. Other venues and dates were to be arranged over the week end with Fort Worth and Dallas sites cited for prelims.
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Lpgue
Amarillo
Chaamlon
Lgteiet
Aid Vernon
Litle Lehir
Dlotrlet
Amarilla
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Absthy
el Paso
Abilene Pricay
Sherman
Dig
Highland Park
Dalelas
Langrlow
Phys Dutkin
Latiin
Port Worth
Woodrow
Wilson Dallas
Wilh Geelin
Fors Worth
Robstown
Misstoy
Rame
Last Roundup on Gridiron Heads to New York
New York readers see a crowded gridiron scene with Pitt Fordham and Army Navy intrigues dominated by Big games. Duke and Notre Dame loom, while N Y U meets Stanford in a key interregional clash as season races tighten and Rose Bowl talk stirs.
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Philadelphia
Pitt
Duke
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New York University
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Tobis
St Anthony's 20 6 win over Unicorns in eligible season finale
St Anthony's Yellowjackets closed their season with a 20-6 victory over Shelley Burt's Unicorns in New Braunfels. George Dunn sparked the attack, connecting with Tommy Walsh for a 35 yard score early, then a 28 yard pass to Jin Carr set up a second touchdown. Dunn added an 11 yard TD run, with Don and Don McCullum converting the extra points as New Braunfels late scoring came on a 5 yard pass.
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Army League Battle Schedule Heads to Sunday Field Match
Army League reports a second battle of the Army League set for Sunday at 2 30 PM with Fandolph field hosting Ninth infantry in a top clash. The article notes a previous 9 Fourth period rally, failed drives, and a 350 yard artillery stat line amid a foggy, error filled game summary.
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Army League
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J. C. Richardson
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Cal JW. Wehterman
Louis Plans Three Fights Before Championship Clash
Joe Louis said he expects three fights prior to his heavyweight title defense in Chicago Detroit and Los Angeles. The first bout is set for January in Chicago with training and rest commitments outlined as he prepares for the next steps in his comeback. Louis had recently returned to Detroit for Thanksgiving with his mother.
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Chicago
UPIK
Joe Louis
Negrotte-Holler
Detroit
Los
Angeles
Nother
How Class B Champions Pair Up in Bi district
Dallas Nov 27 champions of eight Class B districts in the Texas Interscholastic debate were set. ties forced by coin toss to decide two champions. District 4 playoff deadlock led to coin vote while others await executive committee decisions for remaining district outcomes. pairings listed for upcoming bi district games involving Spur, Panhandle, Wel- Anotony, Spur-Flower, and many more across numerous towns.
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Hamilton
Dublin
Comanche
Tulle
Panhandle
Spur-Flower
Drownflelt
Regene
Wink
Imen
Atamford
Darkburnett
Putnam
Nocona
Diamond H
Buckner
Van
Evinfs
Rockeall
Ladonia
Minelon
Va. Hig Sandy
Overton
Alto
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Dilsbee
Brady
Maralton-Our
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Bellutiin
Hay City
Narel
Bendemm
Nederland
Elflorada
Sidney Lanter
Hondo
Vitoria
Port Lavaca
Avaepse
Freer
la Perle
All-City Sunday Team Selections From The Light
The San Antonio Light will reveal all-city football teams on Sunday with 11 players chosen from Class A, 11 from Class B, and 11 from local Academic Joagua tenma. Selections reflect coaches’ input and fan ballots cast in November, tallying records kept by The Light's sports staff.
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Joagua Tenma
Light Sports
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