Equality of opportunity in intercollegiate football
Michigan U. Athletic Director argues equality of opportunity for athletic teams is essential to rivalry and progress in football and other sports. He notes factors like school size, eligible athletes, facilities, and time for practice, stressing uniform scholastic rules and educational value of athletics.
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Walker Must Fight Flowers or Enter Light-Heavy Class
New London November 1 Mickey Walker world middleweight champion must agree to a date within 60 days to meet Tiger Flowers or be barred from fighting as a middleweight in 25 states. N B A president Tom Donoghue ruled after a Chicago title bout. If Walker evades the ruling, he could abandon his career or fight in the light-heavy division.
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Grinnell College Faces Hard Luck Season in Valley Play
Grinnell College, the smallest South Valley school, struggles in football with five losses and 140 points allowed. The Pioneers' lone close game came against Iowa's Pennington College, as Grinnell battles through a winless slate.
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Mushy Callahan Loses After Ring Vacation
Mushy Callahan, junior welterweight champion, returned to the ring in Hollywood after months of illness to lose to Dick Hoppe in a non title 10 round bout. Callahan showed flashes of form with left hooks to the midsection but Hoppe pressed the pace and earned the decision. Both fighters fought below the junior welterweight limit with Callahan at 143 pounds and Hoppe at 142¼.
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Football Games Saturday Across States and Colleges
A sprawling list of upcoming football matchups across universities and regions. Teams including Inwa Wisconsin Grime Washington Coe Carleton Northfield Columbia Drake Notre Dame Army Northwestern Indiana Ohio State Purdue and many others are slated for Saturday games.
Pinehurst Hosts Open to Start Season Tourney
Pinehurst hosts a season opener with a prize of $650 for the top ball match. The event serves as a qualifier for the Mid-South Open and features pairings including Emmet French of Southern Pines and Alex Armour of Washington among others.
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Payson Embraces Fatalism In Canadian Golf Match
Miss Payson of Portland Maine speaks of fatalistic leanings in golf after a pivotal moment in the Canadian championship. She recalls a near loss at the seventeenth hole to Maureen Orcutt, describing a disastrous drive that nearly cost her the match before Orcutt won.
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Referee Clears Ring After Clash at Denver Fight
In a six round bout Ray McQuillan of Denver defeated Billy Hoon of Iowa in a junior welterweight bout. The match featured a clash between Hawkins and Wiggins before Leverny intervened to break a clinch. Lovejoy was dropped after a hard left hook but rose as the crowd counted to seven.
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Strategy Backfires as Gopher Coach Loses Game
Former pitcher Sew Figures notes that Gopher coach W Spears lost a game by a bold plan. Michigan blocked an end, but Oosterbaan recovered a fumbled ball and ran 60 yards for a touchdown as Benny Friedman kicked the winning goal in a 7 to 6 upset.
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Big Ten football baring one title clash
Western Conference championship hinges on Illinois at Chicago in Champaign as Coach Stagg plans to open the game, while Illinois reports no injuries. Michigan Eyes 83,000 sellout vs Navy in Ann Arbor as Tad Weiman weds back reserves. Wisconsin visits Iowa for an eleventh straight Bos test, Minnesota and Drake clash in snow, Purdue to face Franklin in practice tilt.
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West High Battles Dubuque On Homecoming Tile
West High, guided by Coach Ralph Sarnt, faces Dubuque at local field as Bill Burbank, returning from injury, stars in the starting backfield. The day begins with Wallace Memorial gate dedication and a 1 45 p m kickoff for the West High second eleven versus La Porte Gily. East High shadows the day with a 25 0 loss to Des Moines and plays Charles City away hoping for a win.
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Iowa Football Players Headed to Wisconsin Contest
Thirty five University of Iowa football players and ten cross country runners left Iowa City for Madison to face the Wisconsin team in the Badger homecoming. Regular halfback Schmidt remains on crutches and will miss the game while Roberts and Westra nursing injuries are reported ready for Saturday.
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Armistice Day Reflections Across Verdun and Aisne
A poem by Roselle Mercier Montgomery contemplates Armistice Day with voices of fallen soldiers from Verdun and the Aisne, imagining their whispers and questions to the living. It muses on glory, memory, and the sorrow of youth lost in war, asking why their sacrifices mattered.
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