Ohio college hoop scene opens with Kepler lead in first-string quintet
Ohio University basketball practice reveals a developing lineup led by Russ Kepler at forward with John Trace at guard and Harold Brown at center. Mitch Hio reports hopes for a strong season as DePauw and Miami vie for early grid in Ohio Conference.
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CENTER LEADS AGGIES In basketball and other notes
Center leads the Aggies basketball team with C Hoke as captain and all conference honor winner. Spitball pitching noted in baseball history with Elmer Strickland as early pioneer. Sims Kelly earns 50 yard runs for Iowa while Paul Meden shines as Aggies punter with 90 yard boot against TCU.
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Three University of Washington grid coaches to play on All-Star team
Three Washington grid coaches Pest Welch Cotton Wilcox and Bill Woerner will join Jimmy Phelan s All Star western team to meet an eleven of Notre Dame stars in Los Angeles on December 27 Trinity College drops basketball to economize says President Rev Walter Tredzin Ralph Greenleaf defeats Patsy Natalie 1125 51 to lead billiards tourney New York Onofrio Lauri Edwin Rudolph tied for second Arthur Woods predicts Army Navy outcome on WABC Columbia network Willie Hoppe wins second block of balk line match 200 to 88 in nine innings Chicago Cochran wins afternoon match 200 to 15
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Boxing Night Promises Dual Atlantic and Midwest Finals
A featherweight title fight between Kid Chocolate and Bat Battalino at Madison Square Garden will be aired at 10 o clock on the WEAF network. A second bout featuring Young Stribling and Tuffy Griffiths goes on the air at 9 o clock via WJZ and several stations. Patsy Burke, longtime Leichhardt stadium matchmaker, has yearly trips to recruit fighters in Australia. The St Louis Cardinals begin spring cleaning as the Athletics eye next pennant.
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Heath Joins Cincinnati as New Pacific Coast Leaguer Find
Dan Howley signs new first baseman Mickey Heath for Cincinnati from the Pacific Coast League. The move marks a fall for the young player as he adapts to major league life.
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Athletics and Cardinals Face Spring Training Clash
Early next March Connie Mack's Athletics and Gabby Street's St Louis Cardinals will resume their baseball rivalry at the Fort Myers Florida training camp after a brief stoppage in October of the previous season.
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Stribling Favorite In Heavyweight Title Bout
Chicago December 13 Stribling the 10 to 1 favorite to defend his rank atop the heavyweight class faces Tuffy Griffiths in a 10 round or less charity fight at Chicago Stadium. The winner may be recognized as world champion by the N B A if Schmeling declines to defend.
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Major League Convention Closes in New York
Delegates from the annual Major League baseball clubs convened in New York and adjourned, with the 1930 meeting resembling 1929. Proposals abounded but little was accomplished, the draft issue remaining unsolved and limits on home runs staying only talk.
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Plains Clash With Carbondale Tonight
The Plains High School basketball team will host Carbondale High on The Plains floor. Last week The Plains swept both the boys and girls games against Amesville, signaling strong form ahead of the matchup.
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Feathers Meet in Title Fight at Madison Square Garden
New York December 12. Kid Chocolate faces Battalino in a 15 round featherweight world title bout at Madison Square Garden. Opinion splits on whether Chocolate is finished or capable of dethroning Battalino as fans await the decisive display tonight.
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Service Teams Renew Rivalry On Saturday
New York reports Navy and Army football renew their rivalry at Yankee Stadium. About 70,000 spectators are expected to fill the stands with only 10 to 12 thousand tickets still available as game day approaches. A capacity crowd of 80,000 could watch if sales continue to surge.
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Penn State Coach Obtains Magazine Copy From Relative
Bob Higgins, Penn State football coach, wrote an article for a football magazine in the fall and obtained his copy from a relative on the magazine's publishing staff after his local newsdealer ran out on the first day.
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Buckeye 5 Percent Certificates Offer Investor Protection
The Buckeye Building and Savings Association promotes 5 shading percent certificates with interest from issue, payable semiannually or compounded. Funds secured by first mortgages on real estate at 6 percent, backed by reserves and surities totaling over 5.9 million. Non negotiable, replaceable if lost, insured against forgery or theft. available by registered mail or money order. The Buckeye claims over 92 thousand customers.
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Army and Navy renew annual gridiron rivalry at Yankee Stadium
Mitch's Musings notes the 80 year dormant Army versus Navy football rivalry to resume at Yankee Stadium for charity. Army is favored by season form, yet the outcome remains uncertain amid strong tradition and recent contests. A reference recalls December 6 and Palo Alto as context for the long storied match.
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Notre Dame President Defends Football at Banquet
Notre Dame University won permanent possession of the Risaman Trophy as national football champions. President Charles L. O’Donnell defended college football against reformers while praising its role in shaping student character and school spirit.
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