New Card Pilot Wins Esteem By Keeping On Job
St Louis fans learn how Bill McKechnie rose from coach to manager by his hard work, nightly early mornings at the park, and devotion to developing young Cardinals. The piece praises initiative, work ethic, and loyalty amid era of big salaries and trends away from effort.
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Bill McKechnie
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Carrell
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Bob O'Farrell
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Three-I Circuit Rejects M-V Rookie Rule At Winter Meeting
The Three-I circuit balked at adopting Mississippi Valley Teague's rookie rule after lengthy talks at a Terre Haute winter session. Clubs favored stabilizing gate receipts and sales with the old 15 veteran limit and mann er. A booster day plan was approved to boost next season. Des Moines notice cites sale of a 300000 id Red Crown Milling plant as authorized by a court referee amid creditor claims.
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No Thanksgiving Turkey for Fight Principals Today
The article notes Mick Walker heavy favorite over Paul Berlenbach in a Friday night bout in Chicago, following Walker’s knockout of Mike McTigue. It mentions no turkey feast on Thanksgiving as trading fare remains brisk, with Jack Kearns predicting a knockout and Berkubsch claiming training fatigue.
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Paul Berlenbach
Mick Walker
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Mike McTigue
Berlenbach
Jack Kearns
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Campatras
Mickey
Berkubsch
Telli Oon
Nebraska and N Y in Sectional Grid Battle Today
Nebraska and New York meet in a sectional grid clash as both teams enter peak form. The contest pits New York receivers Con nar and Briante against Nebraska’s strong forward line, with both defenses expected to spark the key moments of the day.
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New York Wolvers
Erea
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Connar
Briante
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Ub Uae
Cornhuskers Aim to Even Series in Intersecting Schedule
The Nebraska team hopes to rebound from last season and prove it can win two of three in the current intersector schedule by sharpening execution and leveraging returning players.
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Braska
The
Cornhuskers
Iowa officials deny firing coach rumors at University
Iowa City officials and the board of athletics deny reports that Gwin Henry of Missouri was approached for Iowa’s head coaching job next fall. They say no action will be taken, Burton Ingwersen remains coach, and staff contracts will stay as is barring unforeseen changes. Tad Jones rumors at Yale are also rejected.
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Gwin Henry
University of Missouri
Iowa
Board of Athletics
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Burton A. Ingversen
IngwWersen
Altho
Tad Jones
Yale
Bulving
Wicker Prester
Tor Paught
Unveiled Woman Sets Precedent at Turkish Court
Paris reports a historic first when an Egyptian woman appeared unveiled at a royal ceremony for King Fuad at the Elysee. Madame Hackel, wife of Al-Slassa editor, attended as the Egyptian reception guest. the king greeted her, while other Egyptians dissented. Photographers sought images but Hackel declined to avoid offense to compatriots.
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Y Booster Boys Get Pins Buttons at Party
Sixty boys and boosters attended the booster party Tuesday night at the M C A. S A Cohagan Wade Nelson and Carl Hansen spoke before pins were awarded for the membership drive. Wells Barnett Jr. and Rusty Martin received five-point pins for five new members. Ronald Wachtler Howard Taylor Billy Brayton Jack Estes Bob Whites Elmer Mason Henry Larsen Gordon Stainbrook Peter Backoff Boyle Billings Junior Gorton Dexter Clark Jimmy Gordon Harold Williams Forrest Lawlin received two buttons each. More buttons will be awarded when new stock arrives.
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Wade Nelson
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Carl Hansen
Wells Barnett, Jr
Rusty Martin
Ronald Wachtler
Howard Taylor
Billy Brayton
Jack Estes
Bob Twhites
Elmer Mason
Henry Larsen
Gordon Stainbrook
Peter Backoff
Boyle Billings
Junior Gorton
Dexter Clark
Jimmy Gordon
Harold Williams
Forrest Lawlin
Bob Bertch
Elmer, Mason
Charles Reed
Cappon Quits as Kansas Grid Coach
Lawrence Kansas November 24 Franklin C Cappon head football coach at the University of Kansas has resigned declaring he was hampered continually by Athletic Director Dr Forress Allen. All but one member of the coaching staff will leave with Cappon. Cappon came to Kansas from Michigan and served two seasons.
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Fog) Allen
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Michigan
Drake U Squad Heads West for California Game
Drake University football team resumed travel toward sunny California to play the University of California Southern Branch in Los Angeles. After a two day layover they move to San Bernardino for overnight pregame preparations, with the Bulldogs scheduled to meet the UC squad Saturday in Los Angeles.
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Army Favored To Lick Navy By Four Touchdowns
New York November 24 Army confidence runs high as cadets prepare to meet Navy in Saturday’s game. Generals admiral and lawmakers gather in Harlem to watch a match many expect will end with Army scoring four touchdowns. Cadets boast a near flawless season, having beaten Notre Dame and Yale. Navy suffered two losses but is seen improving and capable of challenging the favorite.
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Yale
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Midshipmen
Wno
McLarnin Seeks Mandell Title After Victory Over Wallace
Jimmy McLarnin defeated Billy Wallace in a ten round welterweight bout in Detroit. McLarnin’s manager Pop Foster said his fighter deserves a title bout, citing previous wins over Wallace and Kaplan. About 10,000 spectators watched as McLarnin pressed the attack, ultimately winning on points while Wallace faded late. The article also notes rising female immigration to Australia.
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Jimmy McLarnin
Pacific Coast
Sammy Mandell
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Mandell
Pop Foster
McLarnin
Jimmy
Wallace
Kaplan
Los Angeles
Ringsiders
Big Ten picks announce first and second all conference teams
Chicago Nov 24 report lists seven Big Ten schools placing men on the AP all conference teams chosen by nine coaches. Michigan and Minnesota have three selections each. Indiana Purdue and Wisconsin miss the first team, join second team. Notable: Pest Welch from Purdue left out despite Purdues strong showing. Minnesota stars Hanson Almaquist Joesting named. Oosterbaan Baer Kale and Joesting top selections. Stagg abstains from voting. Noack named at tackle for Minnesota. Rouse Chicago captain wins center over Illinois Reitsch by one vote.
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Pest” Welch
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Munois
Nowack
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