Great Football Season Ends With Upsets Across Colleges
A lively 1989 college football season featured many upsets and close races. Teams like Notre Dame Georgia Tech and Texas A M battled for titles while Pittsburgh and Yale faced doubts. Colorful crowds filled stadiums as new rules shaped play and fans enjoyed a strong autumn sport.
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French Net Stars Here for Matches With U S Teams
Jacques Bruguet Jean Horetta and Christian Houssis of France arrive from Rio de Janeiro to join Racing Club of Paris for matches against a Penn A C team in Philadelphia Friday. They will tour Chicago and San Francisco before sailing to New Zealand Australia and South Africa.
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Wausau Winter Carnival Draws Contingents From Several States
The third annual Wausau Winter Carnival will bring schools from Wisconsin Minnesota and possibly Iowa to compete January 24 29 under the Outdoor Sports Club offering events in cross country skiing ski jumping hockey and skating. Institutions include Lawrence College Appleton St Thomas College St Cloud and St Johns Military Academy among others with ski jumpers from northern Wisconsin and Minnesota expected to participate.
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Italian buys famous English race horse Captain Cuttle
London, Dre, 22 The purchaser Signor Cualine of Turin has bought Lord Woolavington’s Derby winner Captain Cuttle. The horse will be brought to Stud at Petworth Sussex after a career centered in Marty On with six wins and total earnings over £40,000.
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Fights Last Night Ended With Knockouts and Upsets
Report of boxing results mentioning fighters Withington Cal Lee Mitchell Long Moyo and Dick Dee among the ring action. Outcomes include knockouts and several near finishes in a chaotic event last night with multiple contenders highlighted.
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Cal -Lee Mitchell
Long Moyo
Dickdee
Minempapis
Veteran hurlers expect 10 come back next year
New York dispatch notes two veteran American League pitchers Stanley Coveleskie and Joe Bush plan returns to major league action in 1920. Coveleskie with the Yankees and Bush with Connie Mack's Athletics are seeking one more season as World Series veterans and possible key roles.
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Cedar Rapids Quintet of 1921 in Alumni Tilt Today
Cedar Rapids hosts a 1921 Washington national championship five led by Capt Hedges to face a team of former Tiger stars in a charity exhibition for the Jim Boyle welfare fund. Dartmouth All American Ralph Yuill and guard Tim Yuill lead the visitors amid a lineup including Heinie Jensen Don Veistey Elmer Barnes and others.
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Dartmouth
Droge
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Barninek
Little Wage
Chrehat Lindaman
Stewart
Jimmy McLarnin To Meet Winner Of Terris McGraw Match
New York December 22 1 Jimmy McLarnin a rising lightweight contender will face the winner of the Terris McGraw bout in an Madison Square Garden event. McLarnin recently defeated Bill Wallace and knocked out Tus Kapha to earn the title bout opportunity. The match is scheduled for Friday live in New York City with promoter plans to announce the victor of the Terris McGraw fight.
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New York
Jimmy Melagahy
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Bill Wallace
Ec Oront Kel
Jeos McMatan
Madison Square Garden
McLarnin
Phil McCraw
Minnesota Schedules Haskell for 1928 Game
The University of Minnesota announces its 1948 football schedule including a game with Haskell Indians of Lawrence Kansas on November 17. The last Gophers meeting with the Indians was in 1924. In a separate note, Kansas City will host 16 teams for the American Bowling Congress tournament with reservations made public.
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Gophers
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American Bowling Congress
Browns Open Talks With Cobb For Rebuilding Season
Louis Browns owner Phil Ball announced the club would consider Cobb at a salary under 50 000 as he restructures the team from the cellar. Ball praised Cobb and hinted at possible value remaining in the veteran star's play with Georgia Peach. He has not recently negotiated with Cobb.
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Cobb
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Phil Ball
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Georgia
Shell Rock High Wins Doubleheader Over Greene
Shell Rock High defeated Greene in both games last night in Shell Rock Virginia. The boys won 25 to 20 and the girls triumphed 58 to 15 powered by Donn Thompson who led Shell Rock girls with a 40 point scoring surge.
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Courier Special Service
Shell Rock
Shell Rock High
Greene
Donn Thompson
Basketball Results From Various Colleges and High Schools
Scores show Lolere tied with St Ambrose at 2 percent while Wartburg posted 21. Navy led Washington and Lee 26 to Penn 39 and Michigan 36. Dartmouth 53 beat Case 46 and Solubs 27 defeated Western Union 1. Loyola County 29 over Alargurde 9. Thigh School Boone 30 Newton 13 Spencer 29 and Grant high 13. Rapids 19.
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Delaney 15 Under New Management and Big Sale
Pete Reilly who previously guided Delaney sold his contract for sixty thousand dollars to Joe Jacobs, making Delaney an undefeated light heavyweight contender under Jacobs and signaling a record price for a boxer. Reilly also shifted Sammy Vogel to Jacobs and intends to retire from boxing to focus on real estate. Also notes Delaney’s rise from obscurity after an operation on his knuckles and Jacobs’ history with fighters like Mike McTigue. In a separate note, Major John L. Griffith reports under ten Big Ten athletes were disqualified in the past year for code infractions.
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Limsel
Reilly
Jack Delaney
Joe Jacobs
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Delaney
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Marlow
al Jennings
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Mike McTigue
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Big Ten
John L. Griffith
Hall Moves to Second in Billiard League Standings
New York reports Alan Hall remains in second place after a 60 to 29 victory over Alfred De Oro in 45 innings. Each player posted a high run of seven.
Navy Cagers Win Over Washington and Lee 38 to 28
Navy used three teams to defeat Washington and Lee 38 to 28 in Annapolis. World butter and cheese trade rose by about 200 million pounds last year above the five year average. Denmark remains the leading butter producer.
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Annapolis
Navy
Washington and Lee
World Trade Fm
Denmark
Little Tutors Defeat Janesville High 41 to 11
Cedar Falls December 22 Courier Special Services reports the Teachers College High basketball team the Little Tutors defeated Janesville High 41 to 11 in a game played on a large college floor. Janesville showed early resistance but faded as Olson and Lewis led the Tutors with strong defense and balanced scoring.
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Little Tutors
Janesville High
Courier Special
Cedar Falls
tTieachers College High
Janesville
Schneider
Olson
Lewis
Belanger to Fight Genaro Before Schwartz Title Bout
The National Boxing Association recognizes Frenchy Belanger as the new flyweight champion and orders a bout with Frankie Genaro of New York before facing Corporal Tay Schwartz for the undisputed title. Dorohue of the N B A issued the ruling. Schwartz holds NY boxing commission recognition.
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Frenchy Belanger
National Boxing Association
Frankie Genaro
New York
Corporal Tay Schwartz
Thomas E. Dorohue
Schwartz
New York Boxing Commission
Hudson High Cagers Beat Reinbeck 26 18
Hudson high defeated Reinbeck 26 to 18 in a hard fought basketball game at Reinbeck. The visitors led 13 to 3 at halftime but Hudson rallied with strong teamwork and frequent short shots to overcome the deficit.
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Reinbeck
Courier Special Service
Hudson
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