Buckeye Association restricts athletic aid and schedules 1929 baseball
Columbus officials of the Buckeye Athletic Association approved limits on scholarships and loans for athletes, banning promises to high school athletes. The measure aims to curb recruitment and requires grant lists to be shared with members. The association publicados the 1929 baseball schedule with games across Denison Wesleyan Miami Wittenberg Ohio Cincinnati.
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U.P
Buckeye Athletic Association
Buckeye
The
Hwestern Ohio
Hhe
Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Denison
Miami
Wittenberg
Coach Kissier ill with influenza after New York trip
Paul Kissier, coach of the Oregon Ageds football team, is hospitalized in Chicago with influenza after the team defeated New York University in New York. Doctors say his condition is not alarming. He was taken from the train in Chicago for treatment while the rest of the squad returned home.
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Chicago
U.R
Paul Kissier
Oregon Agees
Os York University
New York
St. Luke's Hospital
Pacific coast critics rate Post and Robesky best guards
Pacific coast critics say Post and Robesky, guards, and Helm ecke, center, were the three best men at their positions in their section this year.
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Pacific Coast
Post
Robesky
Helmecke
Chuck Carroll Stars on All Coast Teams Despite Team Finish
Chuck Carroll, star halfback for the University of Washington, earned spots on numerous All-Coast Conference lists and several All-America elevens. He led his team in scoring and stood as one of the nation’s top ball carriers and passers despite the Huskies finishing near the conference bottom.
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Chuck" Carroll
University of Washington
Greenfield Beats Dublinsky In Chicago Lightweight Bout
United Press reports Chicago lightweight Al Greenfield won all eight rounds against Harry Dublinsky. Other results include Armand Santiago defeating Danny Belmont, Billy Freas knocking out Al Kubiak, and Herman Ratzlaff over Norman Brown in various weight classes. In New Castle Ernie Peters beat Louis Carpenter in ten rounds. Carpentier lost the decision to Frankie Rio in the six round semi windup.
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Chicago
W.P
al Greenfield
Harry Dublinsky
Jin
Greenfield
Armand Santiago
Cuba
Danny Belmont
Billy Freas
Grand Rapids
Mich
al Kubiak
Herman Ratzlaff
Minot
N. D
Norman Brown
New Castle
U.P
Ernie Peters
Louis Carpenter
Toledo
U. P. Carpentier
Pittsburgh
Frankie Rio
Cleveland
Findlay 8 Douglas Named Next USGA President
Douglas from the Apawantis N Y golf club, winner of the fourth national amateur championship, will head a ticket of officers for the United States Golf Association without opposition at the January annual meeting. He will succeed Melvin A Taylor of Chicago who declined re election.
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Findlay
Douglas
Apawantis
N. Y
United States Golf Association
Melvin A. Taylor
Chicago
Buddy Myer Nose Broken Six Times in College Basketball
Red Sox third baseman Buddy Myer reportedly suffered six nasal fractures while playing basketball at Mississippi A&M, signaling ongoing injury concerns during his earlier sports career.
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Buddy Myer
Red Sox
Mississippi A
Signals From Center Lead Stanford In Most Games
Walter Heinecke of Stanford frequently signaled plays from center in the team’s games this season, guiding the offense and contributing to their majority of wins.
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Walter Heinecke
Stanford
Ohio Courtmen Start 1928 Season With First Practice
Twenty two players reported Monday to coach Butch Grover for the opening workout at Ohio University. Captain Jack Burkholder and John Brammer are varsity lettermen, with Williams and Swackhamer from 1927 on the squad. Rio Grande visit December 12 marks the season opener, manager Charles Naus leads the program, and freshmen managers are to report December 10.
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Butch” Grover
Ohio University
Jack Burkholder
John Brammer
Williams
Swackhamer
Hart
Crites
Russ
Danford
Channey
Weist
Ried
Cable
Warshower
Barnhouse
Loudis
Cowen
O'Neill
Timms
Ternoon
Rio Grande
Charles Naus
Ernest Wilson
Robert Linton
Claire Hopkins
Paul Mason
Barnett Veon
Waltaoe Allen
Naus
WVU Football Schedule for 1929 Announced
Morgantown announces the 1929 schedule including Detroit Fordham Georgetown Washington and Lee and traditional Pitt and Washington and Jefferson contests. Detroit will visit Morgantown November 9 while Washington and Lee plays October 19 in Charleston and Georgetown appears November 16 in Washington DC.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
University of Detroit
Fordham
Georgetown
Washington and Lee
University of Pittsburgh
Washington and Jefferson
West Virginia
Detroit
Mountaineers
Charleston
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A. & M
Washington, D. C
Fort Wayne Leads New York In ABL Race
Fort Wayne sits atop the American Basketball League standings entering tonight's home game against Cleveland, which has bolstered its squad with Lopchick Barry and Dehnert from the New York Celtics. The Cavaliers loom as potential challengers in Fort Wayne.
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New York
U.R
Fort Wayne
Cleveland Five
Cleveland
Lopchick
Barry
Dehnert
New York Celtics
Covington Elected Captain of Kentucky Football Team
Lexington Ky Dec 4 Wilford Covington 22 of Mayfield Ky was elected captain of the 1929 University of Kentucky football team He is a brother of Herb Covington former Centre College star
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Lexington
U.P
Wilford Covington
Mayfield
University of Kentucky
Herb Covington
Centre College
All-American All-Jewish Football Team 1928 Named
The Jewish Advocate selects its 1928 All-American All-Jewish football team with Barabee NYU at left end Winnich Syracuse at left tackle Schwartz NC at left guard Meilziner Carnegie Tech at center Speidel Washington State at right guard Lusky Vanderbilt at right tackle Rosenweig Carnegie Tech at right end Levison Northwestern at quarterback Lom California at left halfback Behr Wisconsin at right halfback Cornsweet Brown University at fullback.
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The
Jewish Advocate
Barabee
New York University
Winnich
Syracuse
Schwartz
North Carolina
Meilziner
Carnegie Tech
Speidel
Washington State College
Lusky
Vanderbilt
Rosenweig
Levison
Northwest
Lom
California
Behr
Wisconsin
Cornsweet
Brown University
Lenglen Plans Still Mystery as She Heads West
Suzanne Lenglen the French tennis star travels west on the Los Angeles Limited amid questions about her marriage plans to Thaddeus A. Winter of Pasadena. Chicago observers note the exact whereabouts and whether Winter accompanied her remain unclear.
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U.P
Suzanne Lenglen
Los Angeles Limited
Chicago and North- Western Railroad
Suzanne
Thaddeus A. Winter
Pasadena
Calif
Mile
Lenglen
Winter
West
Court Mentor Opens Ohio University Season
Butch Grover head basketball coach opens the 1928 court season for Ohio University in the gymnasium with assistant Dutch Troutwein.
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Butch” Grover
Ohio University
Ohio Basketteers
Ohio Gymnasium
Troutwein
Universal Draft May Split Ranks In Organized Baseball
In Toronto the National Association debates a universal draft allowing Major League teams to select players from class AA leagues. The move prompts threats to withdraw the International, Pacific Coast, and American Association leagues. A key resolution from W G Branham could bind the larger minor leagues to the draft.
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Toronto
Ont
National Association
King Edward Hotel
International
American Association
National League
John Conway Toole
Toole
W. G. Branham
Carolina
Branham
Pacific Coast
Twenty two Wrington football letters expected for 1929 season
Twenty two members of the 1928 Wrington football squad are eligible for letters. Letters go to players who appeared against Yale or in the big four games versus Navy Cornell and Ohio State. Twelve of the 22 letter men will be available for 1929.
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Princeon
N. J
Dee
U.R
Wrincton
Yale
Navy
Cornell
Ohio State
Ohio Conference gridiron practice start moved to fall
Ohio Conference managers determine football practice will begin September instead of the end of school. No games before September 28 to avoid scholastic conflicts. 1929 schedules drafted. cross country meet set for November 18 with Buckeye and Buckeye Conference schools under review for invitation and eligibility. Officers re-elected including W F Martin Otterbein and Robert Filet Case.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Conference Managers’ Association
Assec
Buckeye
Themence
W F. Martin
Otterbein
Robert Filet
Case
Hermanger
Heidelberg
Crh
Oregon State Beats NYU In Thanksgiving Day Clash
Chick Meehan of NYU said it was a pleasure to lose to a team as good as Oregon State after the Beavers had defeated his squad on Thanksgiving Day.
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Chick Meehan
N. Y. Uiebach
Oregon State
Far Westerners
Stanford Football Finishes Season in New York Trip
Stanford’s football team earned an extra day off in New York after defeating Army in their final game, extending their season with a postgame stay before returning home.
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Army
Stanford
New York
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