Drake King Scouts Scoring Lead For Iowa Gridiron
Lynn King of Drake leads Iowa college scoring with 46 points in three games, including several long TD runs. Luther’s Gaarder trails with 27 points, while Oran Pape tops Iowa Hawkeyes with 20 points from two TDs and two PATs. Bennett leads Iowa State scoring with nine points.
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Army Navy football renewal doubtful this season
New York Oct 17 U P reports say renewal of Army Navy football may be possible, but West Point General W R Smith says there is no chance this season due to heavy schedule and exams on Dec 6 at Soldier Field. Naval officials offer no confirmation and no meeting plans exist.
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Iowa's big three pace Hawkeye yardage in win
Iowa City October 17 Iowa's three main ball carriers Oran Pape Willis Glassgow and Mike Farrah accounted for over half the team's total yardage in the first three games Pape led with 287 yards on 41 carries averaging seven yards a try Glassgow 114 yards on 17 attempts Farrah just behind with 112 yards on 23 tries Far in scoring lead with 16 points while nine other Hawkeyes added yardage and points from the latest tally by the team
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Harvard Carries. Big Three's Hope in Army Contest
New York Oct 17 Three years ago Harvard Princeton and Yale slipped from the football scene in October. Geneva Navy and Brown rose to lead the sport. Princeton hopes a late surge to counter Cornell in Ithaca may be slowed by conservative play and Army's tough line as Harvard prepares to meet Army at Cambridge with Horween's defense vs Cagle in a pivotal clash for the Big Three. Brown travels to New Haven for a crucial preNovember test against Yale, a banner moment since 1916 when Earl Sprackling powered Brown to a landmark win.
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Canzoneri Favored In New York Bout
Tony Canzoneri former featherweight champion is installed as a 2 to 1 favorite over Johnny Farr of Cleveland in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday. Farr, though a veteran, has appeared in New York only once before facing Benny Bass of Philadelphia. Ad Latren, a North Carolina football star, will meet Georgie Hoffman former amateur heavyweight champion in a 10 round semi windup.
Fights Last Night Across Cities and Winners
Boxing results reported with multiple winners including Tenorio over King Tut by foul in Manila. Babe Munt from Oklahoma City led by points. Al Friedman of Boston scored ten. Frankie Bartagna defeated Wines Jelinek in Winnipeg.
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Unusual Knockouts Highlight Sharkey Night In Ring
The Boston sailor Jack Sharkey scored two notable one to three round knockouts over light heavyweights Delaney and Loughran at Madison Square Garden. Delaney was knocked out in one, with pundits noting he chin checked. Loughran withstood a knockdown and rose at five, then never fully recovered as Sharkey pressured.
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Rockne Uses Loud Speaker to Coach from Sidelines
In South Bend on October 17 the Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne, sidelined by a bad leg, used a loud speaker to direct the squad from Cartier field. He said the device lets him correct faults from 100 yards away and will accompany him to the sidelines for the Wisconsin game in Chicago.
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Town State football squad heads to Milwaukee for Marquette clash
Twenty seven Town State College players travel with Coach Workman and staff to Milwaukee for a Friday night game against Marquette. Capt Ed Schlenker leads a deep lineup including Lounsberry Interm Gil and Trager at backs. There is doubt over quarterback Trauger starting due to injury.
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Cornell Football Shifts lineup after Ripon setback
Cornell moves Shinn and Hunter to tackle with Tesch and Haesemeyer stepping in. Haesemeyer makes first varsity bid while Tesch aims to return from shoulder injury as Barker reshapes the line for Friday's Simpson game. Captain Cook and Pedersen lead the backfield with Allen at quarterback.
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Peacocks Prepare for Penn College Clash at Oskaloosa
Fayette notes Buena Vista tie leaves Peacocks focused on upcoming Friday game with Penn College at Oskaloosa. Upper Iowa backs speed up offense as coach Dorman intensifies workouts and searches for a reliable passer. Moore shows punting promise. Mantz and Fox contest end position while overall lineup remains similar to Buena Vista contest.
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Football Fumbles and Human Error in Sports Rules
The text argues that reducing fumbling in football would clash with the human element of sports. It notes that errors exist in football as in baseball and golf, and cites John McGraw on errors being part of the game. It criticizes baserunning and pitching tendencies to avoid admitting certain errors or passes as part of the game.
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French Net Aces Lose in Japan Appearance
In Tokio on October 17, French tennis stars Henri Cochet and Jacques Brugnon lost to Japanese players Takeichi Harada and Jiro Sato as Imperial princes watched. Harada defeated Cochet 6-3 6-2, while Sato edged Brugnon 9-7 4-6 11-9. Doubles match halted for darkness with Harada and Aoki leading Landry and Rodel.
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Schmeling Signs for Winter Fight in Florida Ring
Max Schmeling may fight in Miami Beach next winter after his manager Joe Jacobs signed with G R B Carter of Miami Beach. Four possible opponents are Young Stribling Tuffy Griffiths Victorio Campolo and Otto von Porat. The bout could draw up to 50 000 at the Miami Beach Kennel Club despite suspensions by the New York State Athletic Commission.
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Arlington Park race course to get $250000 upgrades
Chicago October 17 the American National Jockey club board of directors authorized 250000 dollars for improvements at Arlington Park race course for the next season. Much work already underway and remaining projects to be finished by spring.
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Sande Turns to Voice Career
Washington, D. C., Oct. 17. But Sande, the country's premier jockey, is taking singing lessons from a capital musical teacher with the idea of concert work after his turf days end. Earl has a beautiful tenor and a voice better than most trained singers, according to his teacher Estille Wentworth.
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Homebound hero buys car and suit in Buffalo
The article notes manager Joe McCarthy of the Cubs purchased a $6,000 automobile and a new suit before returning to Buffalo to seek new help for the Bruins. After a brief home visit, he heads out to prepare for the 1930 edition of his team. Public spectators were barred from the Kansas Aggies field as freshmen rehearsed formations to protect varsity players for the Kansas game.
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West Alumni Grid Game Set For Armistice Day
West High alumni teams will clash at West High field on Armistice Day November 11 with captains Julius Schulta and Tom Mccare. Proceeds fund permanent improvements to the athletic field. Ralph Sar coaches one side and Pred McClain tutors Schultz's squad. Referee A G Reid and school board president Gordon Meeter will officiate.
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Injuries and Ineligibility Hurt Waverly's Chance
Waverly Iowa October 17 Coach Osgood reshapes the squad for Saturday's tilt with Independence as injuries and ineligibility crimp depth. Giles Speahr Bodecker Dayton and others are hurt while C Scott and Leary fail exams and are sidelined.
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