Intercollegiate football on a day of major chokers and clashes
The nation faces a star packed lineup as Notre Dame meets Georgia Tech in Atlanta while Harvard battles Florida and Dartmouth seeks Yale. Ohio State visits Pittsburgh and Princeton tangles with Chicago as top programs clash across conferences amid conference title implications and national talk of champions.
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Parecaut and Fischer Clash Tonight for World Title
Des Moines report says middleweight wrestling championship could be decided tonight as Ralph Parcaut of Newton Iowa faces Charles Fischer of Butternut Wisconsin. Both claim the title after beating Chicago grappler Moyers, who has been the division’s recognized champion.
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Milwaukee boxer Mater stops Mandell in three rounds
In Milwaukee last night Dave Mater of Milwaukee stopped Mike Mandell of Saint Paul in the third round. The bout ended decisively as Mater dominated with precise offense.
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Carnegie report on sportsmanship sparks US Canada debate
The Carnegie Foundation analysis sparked criticism of its sportsmanship claims about American and Canadian college athletics. It contrasted American funding of athletes with Canada’s more restrained approach, arguing American methods corrupt sportsmanship. The piece notes Drake and Grinnell football tensions, praising Grinnell’s inspired play in a recent Drake contest and highlighting a regional tilt in the Big Ten discourse.
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Big Ten and Intersections Highlight Saturday Football
Leading Big Ten clashes loom with Illinois Northwestern and Wisconsin vs Purdue while Minnesota and Indiana face Ohio State. Notre Dame travels to Georgia Tech and Chicago meets Princeton as Ohio State heads to Pittsburgh and Michigan and Iowa prep for next week.
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Burton Shifted to Tackle Post on Cyclone Team
Ames, Ia Nov 1 The Iowa State college football squad, battered after three days of scrimmage, heads to Norman to face the Oklahoma Sooners. Coach Workman announced lineup changes with Bob Burton moved to tackle, Lloyd Nagel starting at right half, Duesenberg at fullback, and Hitch taking Burton’s end spot. Lounsberry may miss due to injuries from Wednesday’s scrimmage. Starting eleven projected: Johnson and Hitch ends, Smith and Burton tackles, Roe or Kern and Spear guards, G Nagel center, Bowes or Wells quarterback, Bennett and L Nagel halfbacks, Duvsenberg fullback.
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Giants of the North loom as 1928 season nears
New York previews the 1928 college football season with major coaches Cannell Purdue Rockne Notre Dame Jones Southern California Neyland Tennessee Phelan Minnesota Sutherland Pittsburgh. It notes tough early schedules and key upcoming tests against Yale Georgia Tech Army Ohio State Carnegie Tech Indiana Wisconsin Michigan and others shaping title chances.
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Penn’s edged game plan vs Navy gridiron tomorrow
Penn unveils a new two man in motion attack after hiding for three seasons. The offense uses backfield misdirection with No 2 pulling around the right and a quick end drive to press the defense. The plan centers on a power lead and a wide end run tomorrow against Navy.
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Title Contenders in Big Six Battle All Play Saturday
In the Big Six race Oklahoma Missouri and Nebraska lead the pursuit as all six teams clash Saturday. Oklahoma seeks a clean slate while Kansas and Nebraska loom as threats and Missouri faces Kansas State after injuries thinning the Tigers lineup.
Kipke Runs Things Behan Mele on Annarvur
Michigan coach Harry Kipke asserts control as Michigan football fortunes are discussed amid athletic director Yost’s official response to a rumored interview. The piece notes Kipke leadership in the stronghold and references the Michigan program’s winning or losing status.
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Marquette lineman Ken Radick the team’s heaviest
Milwaukee November 1 The heaviest man on Marquette university squad is Ken Radick a right tackle and frequent first man downfield on punts The 216 pound captain is a feared tackler and open hole creator in the middle Known in Milwaukee as the man who taught spectators how to watch one play Radick from Green Bay is widely praised as a winger and thought leader on the field
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Iowa Hawkeyes Prep For Minnesota Test With Pass Plan
Iowa City IA November reports on the Hawkeyes easing through rest days after Wisconsin, aiming to exploit a forward pass threat under Coach Burt Ingwersen. Pape, a fleet halfback cleared of charges, leads a new aerial plan intended to counter Minnesota’s strong defense, building toward a bigger clash next week.
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Purdue Back Sets Big Ten Yardage Pace
Chicago November 3. Glen Harmeson of Purdue averaged 73 yards per rush in conference play, carrying 36 times for 284 yards against Michigan and Chicago. Indiana’s Faunce ranks second, Pest Welch of Purdue third. Boilermakers lead the Ten in total yardage with 608 yards on 105 carries. Minnesota tops Iowa in second place.
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Meeter to Start Youths Against Osage and New Hampton
In the first high school football schedule of the season East hosts Osage at Hast High stadium and West hosts New Hampton at Sloane Wallace field. Coach Gordon Meeter plans to use his usual starting lineup with possible substitutions to conserve energy ahead of next week’s Cedar Rapids Grant High clash. Poor weather has hindered both teams in installing new plays, but both should win tomorrow as they prepare for tougher games ahead.
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McLarnin Seen As Even Match For Mandell Return Bout
Chicago fans expect a close fight as Jimmy McLarnin and Sam Mandell prepare for a rematch at catchweights in New York. McLarnin, around 145 pounds, and Mandell, about 138, drew opinions that Mandell could edge the former champion with size and skill. Fans say no current fighter can spot McLarnin seven or eight pounds and win.
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