Drake Bulldogs Eye Notre Dame Test on Soldier Field
Drake football, unbeaten in variety of attack, readies for Notre Dame clash in Chicago. Iverson may not start due to Creighton injuries. guard BU Grousta expected back at guard. 25-man squad to travel Thursday with band and Bulldog supporters for Saturday showdown.
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Cyclones Prepare Offense for Kansas State Clash
Iowa State football coach Noel Workman drills the first string against the freshmen to boost offensive power after one touchdown in three Big 6 games. The same 11, minus Wells now at right half by Bowes, will likely start against Kansas Aggies at Manhattan. A defensive dummy scrimmage against Kansas Aggie plays is planned tonight with about 25 players departing at 8 oclock for Manhattan.
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Luther Star Shines Despite Small Frame at Luther College
Decorah Iowa November 7 Vester Luther left end stands out for Luther College football though defeated once this season Coach H Peterson calls Luther the team’s most versatile athlete He also stars in basketball as center will captain the baseball team next spring and runs the mile in track The Minnesota lad weighs 168 pounds and is five feet ten inches tall He is a scrapper who handles punting and passing and plans to teach or enter the ministry after graduation
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Tigers Drill Light Before Washington Game
Columbia Missouri November 2 W P Light drill outlined for the University of Missouri Tigers in final practice before meeting Washington at St Louis. The Tigers will leave tomorrow to face the team that upset them years ago when Missouri boasted one of its best squads.
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Iowa Grid Camps Face Gophers After Shakeup in Lineups
Iowa City reports fullback Thomas and end Mastrogany out of the lineup as coach Burtingwer Sen seeks changes before the dad’s day clash with Minnesota. Ames preparation focuses on hard work for Town State college facing Kaiy nas Logie in Manhattan Saturday. Drake aridmen scrimmage and punting drills planned as Ossie Solem worries about injuries. Grinnell Pioneers relax for second straight week as Captain Rose and Thomas are removed from the backfield ahead of Yown State Teachers college game Saturday.
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All American Debate Echoes From Camp Era Lineup
The piece weighs 1910s and 1920s legend against modern mock lineups. It recalls Walter Camp selections, praises guards Alexander and Youngstrom, notes McMillin of Centre as quarterback, and cites West Point teams facing widespread state and regional talent across decades.
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Bike Riders Start Six Day Grind in Chicago Stadium
Chicago hosts the twenty second annual six day bicycle race at the stadium with sixteen teams of six riders each. Veteran European and American entrants include Fred Spencer with Gerald Debacis and Franco Georgetti with Pietro Linary, Gaetano Belloni with Regai McNamara, Charles Winter with Digmy Walt Hour, Ernest Kockler with Carl Stockholm, Norman Hill with Tony Beckman, and other pairings beginning tonight.
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Changes in Ohio team prompt coach criticism after practice
Columbus reports Coach Sam Wlaman expressing disgust at Ohio's play after a week of changes in the lineup. Dill replaces Fontaine at end, Larking replaces Vauberich at tackle, and Horn returns at half. Notre Dame prepares for Drake with heavy workouts ahead of Saturday's game.
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Garden boxing scene shifts as New York loses crown
New York boxing loses shine as Madison Square Garden faces decline while Chicago Detroit and Los Angeles rise with promoters staging multi million dollar events. St. Louis plans a 2 million arena as Ruth pursues winter sports after a Wall Street downturn and baseball star Ruth begins a hunting and fishing campaign.
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Quigley Hisses Back at Young Critic in Game Tale
National League umpire Ernest Quigley, known for baseball, football, and basketball officiating, recounted a recent incident where a heated young fan insulted him over a call. Quigley replied with a sharp quip about contamination, then kept the mood light as others laughed. Quigley volunteers as a fireman in his hometown and handles disputes in baseball.
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Six Key Gridiron Tilts Loom Saturday
East Coast grid card highlights six important games across the Northeast and Midwest. Harvard prepares for Michigan at Ann Arbor while Army seeks a comeback against Zuppke in Illinois. Brown faces Dartmouth in Providence. Georgetown challenges Navy at Annapolis. Pennsylvania pushes to slow Penn State. Yale aims to outpace Maryland with Lehigh looming.
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Cyclone Cagers to Play Card of Sixteen Games
Ames Iowa November 16 1930 Cyclone basketball schedule features sixteen games thirteen arranged with ten Big Six opponents on a home and home basis plus six non conference contests Drake opens at Ames January 2 and Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Missouri and Creighton games are listed Myers absence cited by Meehan and board chair Gilles Courtney as determining factors for starting lineup. Meehan had announced Myers would not play.
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Violet Coach to Use Negro Star in Georgia Game
New York University announced quarterback Dave Myers, a Black player, would start against Georgia if he recovers from an injury suffered against Penn State. An official memorandum was issued today.
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Illini and Ohio State to meet in preliminary soccer clash
Urbana Illinois November matchup features University of Illinois and Ohio State in a pregame soccer bout before the Ili nois Army football game on Saturday. The War beat Ohio State twice last season and were named conference soccer champions.
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Goanell Eleven to Face Knox in Dad's Day Clash
Knox College hosts undefeated Goanell eleven on Dad's Day as Cornell College visits for a sixth game of the season. Knox has won five straight, led by captain De Forrest Hitchcock in a strong offense. Cornell, with White, O'Connor, Hribal, Welzel, and Tish, seeks to rebound after a loss to Monmouth and a win over Carleton. A large crowd is expected and a win could boost Knox ahead of Coe and Monmouth.
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