Ohio Coaches Meet To Discuss Dribble Rule Changes
About 400 to 450 high school and college coaches gathered in Columbus to discuss the dribble in basketball to curb stall tactics. Ohio University coach B. T. Grover listened as L. W. St. John explained dribble limits and rule interpretations while Ohio State and Ohio Wesleyan coaches shared defensive and offensive plays ahead of the evening game.
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Interest Shifts From Football To Basketball In Ohio Colleges
Dec 12 Cleveland report notes the college cage season is taking hold across about 50 Ohio schools. Basketball is gaining favor over football, especially at smaller institutions, as the season gets underway.
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Ohio
Waner Seen Likely To Slip From Peak Form Next Season
New York December 12 Rival National League managers doubt Lloyd Waner of the Pirates will be as influential next year many saying he overachieved last season. Donie Bush of Pittsburgh counters that even half his current form would satisfy him if Waner remains productive.
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Stars to compete in Los Angeles open at Wilshire
In January the $10,000 open championship at Wilshire Country Club in Los Angeles will feature top pros and amateurs. Notables include Tommy Armour Bobby Cruickshank Harry Cooper George Von Elm and Charlie Chung as part of a star studded field at America's costly course.
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America
Wilshire Country Club
Wilshire
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
Harry Cooper
George von Elm
Charlie Chung
Alabama Football Critics Highlight Winslett and Caldwell
The college football season sparked critique that highlights the value of Winslett and Caldwell from last year, as analysts reassess performance and impact on team outcomes.
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Alabama
Winslett and Caldwell
Canadian team nets 2-0 win over Rangers in NHL clash
The Canadian leaders of the league defeated the New York Rangers 2-0. Goals came in the first and third periods, delivering a decisive victory in a key division matchup.
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New York
New York Rangers
Purdue star Wilbur Cummins Eyes Big Ten Scoring Lead
Wilbur Cummins, Purdue basketball standout, hopes to again lead the Big Ten in points this season. He previously topped the league while at center for the Boilermakers and now may shift to a forward role.
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Boxing Title Dispute To Be Decided In Richland Garden Match
New York boxing fans await a decisive ring bout in Tex Rickard’s garden pitting Tommy Loughran the light heavyweight champion against Jimmy Slattery the NBA champion. The long running crown controversy began when Delaney abdicated and McTigue was crowned by the New York Commission, while the NBA disputed that Slattery held the real title. Loughran, favored to win, faces Slattery who has not fought top competition recently.
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Chairman of Commission Quits His Job
United Press reports Chicago December 12 that Illinois Boxing Commission chairman John C Righteimer resigned amid widespread criticism of decisions in champion ship bouts. The piece cites the 14 second count in Tunney Dempsey, the Mandell Kansas outcome, Rosenberg Taylor referee dispute and Walker Flowers bout as factors fueling public outcry.
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Giants Beat Yankees In Metropolitan Title Game
The New York Giants defeated Red Grange's New York Yankees 13 to 6 in a professional football game, securing the championship of the metropolitan district.
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Colgate Coach Hauser Resigns to Take Assistant Post
George W. Hauser, Colgate head football coach, resigns at his own request and becomes assistant coach. He completed two years of study for a mental degree at the University of Minnesota.
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George W. Hauser
Colgate
University of Minnesota
Major Leagues Seek Draft Rule Solution At Winter Meet
At the winter meeting in New York the major leagues face the minors draft rule as the central issue. A disabled list, ownership stock restrictions, a three umpire system and the Matty Memorial are among topics for discussion as National and American leagues prepare for joint sessions. Ed Barnard of Cleveland is slated for a farewell as president of the American League.
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United Press
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American League
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Matty Mathewson Prefers Science Over Baseball
Christy Mathewson, son of the late star, shifts from the diamond to industry at General Electric. He takes a new job under Dr. W BR Whitney, director of GE’s research lab.
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New Indians Seek Manager to Succeed Jack McCall Uster
New owners of the Cleveland Indians say they are looking for a new manager to replace Jack McCall Uster, signaling a leadership change for the team.
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Jack McCall Uster
Mandel vows title defense for $65,000 purse
Sammy Mandel declares he will fight any challenger for his championship belt with a $65,000 purse on the line. He highlights his readiness and calls for opponents to step forward.
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Sammy Mandel
Ohio State Basketball Opens Season Against Muskegon Opponent
Ohio State meets a strong foe in Muskegon Saturday night as last season's Ohio Conference champions challenge the Buckeyes following a 42 to 34 season opener victory over Ohio Wesleyan.
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Nelsonville Captain Outlines 1928 Football Prospects
Nelsonville's captain-elect Tom Curran spoke after the 1927 season about building a winning 1928 squad. He listed key losses Hanson stars and noted four regulars plus returning players will form the core. Curran praised Coach Stone's first year and urged continued support from boosters, the school, and fans.
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Bishops Threat to Ohio Conference in Early Preview
Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops showed strong form in a recent game with Ohio State. Muskingum, Denison, and Defiance are among hopefuls in the conference as teams across Cincinnati, Miami, Wittenberg, and others prepare for a competitive season.
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