Fordham Wears Canvas Jerseys. Coach Prefers Rough Garb
Fordham defeated New York University 28 to 0 before about 60,000 at the Polo Grounds. Major Frank Cavanaugh, Fordham head coach, explains he revived old fashioned canvas jackets for utilitarian reasons and to deter pulling on jerseys. He notes the women may push to discard the garb after this season.
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Hawkeye B Team Opens 1929 Schedule at Bloomington
Undefeated last season Town University B squad meets Indiana reserves in Bloomington on Saturday while Hawkeye varsity faces Illinois in homecoming. Last year's second string moved up, with Don Hines relying on sophomores. Readied lineup includes Hart and Haines ends, Samuelson and Carlsen tackles, Tompkins and Hantelman guards, Elting or Story center, Leeka Alfre and Elmo Nelson halves, Carroll at full, Willers at quarterback.
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McGraw Seeks Jewish Baseball Star for Giants
McGraw resumes hunt for a Jewish baseball star to draw New York area Jewish residents to the Poulo grounds. Release of Andy Cohen to Newark delays dream of a Jewish player, with Cohen once seen as successor to Rogers Hornsby before fading last season. McGraw reportedly reopened talks to obtain Hughie Critz from the Reds for second base.
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Three Illinois Backs Will Wear Double Numerals
Illini backfield stars Frosty Peters Judson Timm and Pred Humbert adopt double jersey numbers 11 55 and 66 to harass Town City Illinois as they prepare for Saturday’s game. Other briefs note Nebraska freshmen scrimmage, Oklahoma Sooners illness absence, training for Drake vs Missouri, Tuffy Griffiths road to title, Ed Murray’s return for Coe, and Kansas Aggies prep for conference clash.
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BOD?Y THATCHER A MIDnIght ALarm BY GEORGE STORM
Plue BOYS WERE DRIVEN TO A HAMMOCK OF RASING GROUND BY A DOWNPOUR OF RAIN AND TOOK REFUGE IN A DESERTED HOUSE
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Radio schedule summary from multiple stations and programs
A dense, station-to-station listing detailing NBC, WEAF, WGY, WHO, KYW, WHAM and others. It covers daily time blocks, program titles, orchestras, singers, bands, and featured conductors, plus cross-station carrier notes and call letters. The fragment reads like a radio listings page with numerous program lines and affiliations.
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Radio Network Schedule Fragments and Orchestras Listings
Fragmented OCR schedule listing NBC CBS and local affiliates with multiple radio programs and orchestras. Names include John Seagle Charles Strickland Jesse Crawford and Morty Minstrels across WEAF WABC WGN KDKA WMAQ and other stations.
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Manchester Eleven Revamped After Star Injuries
Manchester Indiana October 17 The Manchester eleven undergoes a revamp for Friday's game with Marion as injuries and illness thin the lineup Captain Bud Hooshagen is out with a sprained ankle and Gill guard is injured Guilgot is quarantined reducing reserves. Young and Darey seem ready to start with Bangs at center and a contest for the fourth backfield berth among Strathman Smith and Black.
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Woman Trap and 1930s Sound Film Lineup at Paramount Strand
A busy palace program features Tonight Pal ace with The Tip Off and a ten chapter serial A Final Reckoning plus Paramounts Woman Trap a tense melodrama of revenge with Hal Skelly Evelyn Brent and Chester Morris. Strand presents Fashions in Love with Fay Compton and Miriam Geegar and On the Streets all talking comedy while Waterloo shows The Amazing Vagabond and Tiger's Shadow.
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Jed's Vacation and a Dancing Revue Show at State Teachers College
A lively program features Ing dancing revue with tunes and steps from many countries ending in an Uncle Sam finale and a hot hoofers act. Jed's Vacation is a vocal comedy packed with laughs. Courier-Paramount news reels cover action pictures of the Simpson homecoming grid clash and the grand parade as Pa the sound news fills the screen bill.
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League chief cites Yankees as reason for AL strength
President E. Barnard of the American League says the league is stronger now than last season. He credits the New York Yankees for the improved quality and claims the persistent dominance of the league has driven club owners to purchase better players. He notes the league is about 20 percent stronger than before.
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Ruff to Play as Grinnell Faces Washington in Homecoming
Grinnell head coach Watt to field star forward Ruge in the opening lineup for the homecoming game against Washington Saturday. Ruge, known for passing and drop kicks, helped Grinnell beat Marquette last week with a decisive drop kick.
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Meusel Sold to Reds From Yankees in 1920 Deal
New York October 17 reports Bach Meusel veteran outfielder long with the Yankees since 1920 has been sold outright to the Cincinnati Reds after American League clubs waived on his services. The move ends his tenure with New York as he joins Cincinnati in this transaction.
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