Notre Dame and Southern California Dominate 1931 All America
Notre Dame and Southern California each place two players on the United Press 1931 All-America football team. The selections honor top college stars as chosen by coaches officials and experts nationwide in collaboration with United Press.
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Gw York
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Southern Caliornia
United Press
Walter Camp
United States
United Press All-America
Ohio Opponent Stuns Bobcats In Low-Scoring Opener
Bliss College of Columbus upset the Ohio Bobcats 32 to 30 in a tight opener. Ohio struggled with accuracy and ball handling late as Bliss seized a narrow lead and held on.
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Ohio Buckeyes Lose Streak to Bliss in Rough Game
Mitch's Musings notes Ohio Bobcats fall to Bliss ending a 10 game win streak. Grover must mold the team with Ohio State and Westminster next. Center position looks weak with Burcher out and Harold Brown replacing him. Saunders and Trace erratic on passes. shooters need timing as Grover shapes a winner.
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Jacobs Prefers Coast for Schmeling Title Bout
Mickey Walker has been named as the next challenger for Max Schmeling. The bout could be held at Madison Square Garden in New York Miami or Los Angeles with Garden favored if possible. Jacobs delays Schmeling’s sailing and postpones his exhibition tour until after the new year.
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al Singer
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Convention of Minor Leagues To End Today
The National Association of Professional Basketball Clubs neared its 30th annual convention’s end in Baden Indiana. Talks focused on Chicago White Sox reorganizations and minor league restructuring, with several trades already made and more expected at next week’s Chicago meeting. Frederick W. Howell of Dayton was named president and Harry Smith of Columbus secretary.
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Yankees Owner Ruppert Buys Newark Club In Baseball Deals
Colonel Jacob Ruppert announced the purchase of the Newark International League Club and reappointed Al Mamaux as manager after a long selection process. The Indians bought catcher Frank Pytlak from Buffalo for cash and two players. Dallas's Texas League club acquired catcher Lena Styles from Cincinnati and shortstop Lou Brower from Detroit.
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Big Ten Officials Plan Winter Schedules at Meeting
Chicago December meeting of Western Conference officials and codenem leaders set to draft winter athletic schedules. City representatives attended and planned talks with athletic directors and Big Ten commissioner Major John L. Griffith.
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Rupe Named Honorary Captain Of Denison 1931 Team
Karl Rupe of Tippecanoe City Ohio was elected honorary captain of Denison University's 1931 football team at a meeting in Granville on December 4.
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Granville
Karl Rupe
Tippecanoe City
Denison University
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