Six Major College Games Dominate Saturday Schedule
New York Oct 25 The nation faces six major college football games tomorrow with Stanford vs Southern California and Notre Dame vs Carnegie Tech drawing heavy interest. Attendance expected near 400 000 nationwide, despite questions about the game’s popularity and stadium capacity.
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Vince Dundee Wins In Newark Boxing Scrape
Vince Dundee of Baltimore outpointed Young Ketcher of Chester in a 10 round bout in Newark. In a separate semiwindup Tommy Blake of Newark scored a technical knockout over Jimmy Ross of Newark in the fifth round of their six round bout.
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Carnegie Report Sparks Debate On College Sports
United Press report from New York notes Carnegie Foundation findings on recruiting and subsidizing in about 100 colleges. Responses vary from Fordham officials admitting subsidies to denials by Columbia Wisconsin and Southern California. Most expect no immediate changes, but the study may push long term improvements in college athletics.
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Charles City and Oelwein Elevens Set For Big Saturday Clash
Charles City and Oelwein meet in a major league game with Oelwein undefeated since 1927 and Charles City boasting only one loss. Bartlett is hurt and others race bruises but most will play. Oelwein shows strong scoring in wins over Cedar Falls and Waverly while Charles City has inconsistent tallies against New Hampton West Waterloo and Cresco.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT IN DIAMOND CITY ARENA
Mason City fighters headline a boxing card with Dorey KOing Colvin and Sparro winning on points over Corry. Krieger stops Cararon in Waterton, Peeves Witaqt defeats Kerr in Detroit and Tentz outpoints Bush in Milwaukee Chicago bout.
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Wisconsin- Iowa gridiron clash at Camp Randall
The preview notes Wisconsin and Iowa meet at Camp Randall Madison as Iowa seeks a season turn with a new Thistlethwaite attack. It highlights defensive focus, pass plans and heavier Wisconsin line advantage while Iowa relies on captain Glasgow and ground game to counter a two pound edge for Wisconsin in mass.
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Heydler Defends National League Strength in World Series
National League president John A Heydler defended NL parity with the American League amid talk of AL superiority. He cited a 1905 1926 series record and praised star players from both leagues while blaming Babe Ruth for the 1927 1928 series weaknesses.
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IOWA SQUAD OFF FOR MADISON MEET IN BIG TEN TOURNEY
Forty six University of Iowa athletes will face Wisconsin in Madison on Saturday with 36 football players and 10 cross country runners. Names of 35 grid men are listed along with cross country starters Kelly Wickey Skowba Everingham Maylor Trott Stanley Welter H Miller Parrish. The Hawkeye party totals over 50, with Park hotel as headquarters and about 1 009 town rooters traveling by auto and special trains.
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Midget Backfield May Play Against Waverly
Osage football notes indicate the midget backfield likely to see action Saturday against Waverly with several players sidelined by injuries. The group Stearns Krogstad Jim Casey and Mark averages 131 pounds. Gutches and Champion may return but eligibility matters remain unresolved.
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Deny Middies Seek To Cancel Big Green Game
New York October 25 reports that U S naval academy authorities were negotiating with Dartmouth to cancel the Dartmouth Navy football game in Philadelphia on November 30. Rear Admiral Samuel S Robinson, superintendent of the Naval Academy, denied the reports today.
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Football Hero Rebels urges pay for college players
The Nation excerpt reports Burrus, a Wisconsin end, advocating wages for college players amid calls to commercialize college athletics. He notes exploitation of talented athletes and supports open bidding for players while acknowledging the shift away from amateurism.
Big Six football battles loom with Nebraska Missouri clash
Kansas City fans anticipate a decisive Big Six race verdict as Nebraska faces Missouri in Columbia while Oklahoma meets Kansas in Manhattan. The outlook hinges on Glair Sloan’s Nebraska status and Paul Trauger’s health for Iowa State, with each matchup shaping the title chase and weekend slate.
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Meeter Alters West High Grid Lineup For Tomorrow
West High coach Gordon Meeter reshuffles the lineup as Henry Cottrill remains ineligible. Weissman moves to halfback with Paul Miller, Sampson at fullback, and Bob Waite shifts to second team. Ferguson’s illness prompts further changes. East High faces Grant High at Hast High School stadium tomorrow.
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