Over the Goal

An injured quarterback makes a promise to his girlfriend that he won't play again. Then, when she relents, crooks hoping to make money from the big game kidnap him.

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DVD-R Details

ORIGINAL ASPECT RATIO - 1.37:1
Run Time: 1 hours, 3 minutes
Video: Black & White
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: April 9, 2019
Originally Released: 1937
Label: Warner Archives

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		William Hopper & June Travis
Performer:		Johnnie Davis, Gordon Oliver, William Harrigan, Willard Parker, Raymond Hatton, Herbert Rawlinson, Douglas Wood, George Offerman, Jr., Eddy Chandler, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson & Hattie McDaniel
Directed by		Noel M. Smith
Screenplay by		William Jacobs & Anthony Coldeway
Story by		William Jacobs
Director of Photography:		Warren Lynch

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Description by OLDIES.com:

Wealthy Carlton College alumnus Grant Haines makes a secret pact with the college president (Douglas Wood) that he will bequeath his fortune to the nearly bankrupt college, provided they beat archrival State three years in a row. Haines' young cousin Ken Thomas (William Hopper), the star quarterback, is a large reason why Carlton College is one win shy of the big endowment. But when an injury and his girlfriend, Lucille (June Travis), compel Ken to quit, his motivations are questioned, especially when Haines' covert promise becomes public and Ken's coach suspects that he wants the fortune to stay in the family instead of going to the college. Making matters worse, outside forces conspire to help Ken fail no matter what he decides.

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