Southwest Rated on Top in Dixie Classic at Dallas
All stars from Southwest and Midwest clash at Ownby Stadium in Dallas for the Dixie classic third renewal. Charity expected to top last year’s $10,000 donation to Scottish Rite Hospital for crippled children as advances reflect a Southwest pre game favorite. Morley Jennings of Florida University polished a strong Southwest lineup while Bob Zuke of Illinois leads the Midwest contingent.
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Southwest eleven captains chosen for grid clash
Buddy Hackman of Tennessee and Jack Dale of Arkansas named co captains of the Southwest eleven. The Midwest squad lists roger Rogge Iowa and Kissell Purdue as quarterbacks, with Stears Purdue and Clark Northwestern highlighted among linemen. The article also notes Simmons University cagers defeating East Texas State 29-16.
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Dixie classic president loses home in New Year blaze
Joe Utay, president of the Dixie classic, found his home burned to ashes after New Year fireworks in Dallas. Firemen said the $11,000 residence was nearly destroyed, blamed on fireworks used to ring in the new year.
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Mobile and Little Rock Decide on Southern Association Fate
The Associated Press reports Little Rock and Mobile must decide by January 8 whether to stay in the Southern Baseball Association as a six club circuit may form. Knoxville’s entry hinges on Little Rock talks, and Nashville, Mobile, and Travelers ownership deals are in flux.
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Thrills of 1930 in Sports Recalled by L.8 Cameron
United Press review recounts 1930 sports year highlights. USC beat Pittsburgh 47 14 in Rose Bowl prep. Carnera tours coast to coast. Bobby Jones dominates golf. Schmeling defeats Sharkey. Sonja Henie and Karl Schafer win skating titles. Notre Dame football dominance. St. Louis? boxing headlines. Sharkey defeats Scott in Miami melee. Gallant Fox wins Kentucky Derby and Preakness. Canadiens win Stanley Cup. Barbuti falters as sprint star. Brooklyn College track meet controversy. Singer wins lightweight title then loses to Canzonero. Cornell rowing upset. Vanderbilt defends America’s Cup. Athletics win World Series.
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Football in Bad Company Faces NCAA Shakeup
At New York convention delegates from colleges and coaches debated football amid criticism of emphasis on championships and gate receipts. Dr Charles W Kennedy and James R Angell urged less practice and shorter schedules, with closer student involvement in management.
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Urge Grid Peace Between Dartmouth and Princeton
The Bulletin, official publication of the New York Dartmouth College Club and the Dartmouth Alumni Association, urges resumption of football relations between Dartmouth College and Princeton University, condemning the practice of meeting in other sports but not football. Jack Francisco, noted horseshoe pitcher, is training for a winter tournament in St Petersburg Florida.
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Doeg Triumph in National Men's Tennis Singles
St. Louis champion Johnny Doeg wins the national men’s singles title. France retains the Davis Cup in a closely watched international contests.
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Bright Green Is New For Sport Sweaters
Paris reports new sport sweaters in pea green and tobacco brown. Some feature deep yokes and brown sleeves with crocheted lace round collars and shallow cavalier cuffs. Knitting ranges from hand crafted to machine made.
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Giants Sign Up Another Collegian
The New York Giants add Harold Schumacher a 19 year old right hander six feet tall who starred for St. Lawrence College last spring He will complete college work this month and report with the Giants per Secretary Jim Tierney
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First Squad at San Antonio February 10
A report notes February 10 as the date for a first squad event in San Antonio and mentions tug of war gaining popularity as a sport in Italy.
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Youthful Net Finalists to Decide Title in New York
At the National Junior Indoor Tennis championship two 16 year olds from New York and Philadelphia reach the boys final. Marco Hecht faces Bernard Friedman after both won semifinals with Hecht edging a strong field in three sets. Doubles finals feature Cram Shore and Davenport Verstraten alongside Abrams Dreudenheim Gilpartick Sullivan. Also notes: Duke captain Lee Davis seeks January law exam. Carter and Jones families visiting Kirkland.
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Tulsa to Get Baseball Club with Woman Owner
Tulsa will again have organized baseball as Mrs. Lucille R. Thomas of Tulsa purchased the Tulsa Western League franchise from P. D. Ball and L. C. McEvoy. The deal was announced here and confirmed in St Louis. Tulsa had no team last year due to zoning. The franchise was moved to Topeka for the season. site selection and park plans remain pending.
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Arthur's Oration Costs Him 10 Bucks
Arthur the Great Shires a ball player boxer and newlywed was found guilty in municipal court of intoxication and fined 10 dollars rather than jail. He was arrested Monday after wandering into the Hollywood police station. The brass knuckles charge was dismissed.
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