Mitchs Musings on Coaches Players and Plans
Art Lewis, former Ohio University tackle and now Cleveland Rams assistant coach, may return to school in February to pursue a master’s in physical education. Nile Kinnick’s exclusion from Michigan’s all opposition team sparks debate, while Jack Butler leaves Minnesota track for a sociology teaching fellowship. Ohio State schedules a major hoops string ending with California and Michigan versus Cornell after a New Year slate.
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Francis Reagan
Penn
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Jim Kelly
Jack Butler
Butler
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Cornell
Bucks
Bears
Washington
Ohio Smothers Marietta In First Game Of Week
The Athens Messenger notes Ohio’s win over Marietta in the opening game of the period. Included in the page are trivia Qs about boxing history and track records, plus a plea for readers to mail in sports questions to the Sports Service Bureau in Washington.
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Ohio Smothers
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Bobcats Rout Marietta 71-22 in season opener
Ohio University smothered Marietta College for a 71 to 22 victory as coach Bill Trautwein shuffled veterans and sophomores. Frankie Baumholtz led with seven field goals and three free throws in roughly 12 minutes, while Snyder Blickensderfer Lalich Miakar and Ott impressed in various lineups.
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Groz
Schwab
Dayton
Mackey
Ohio State
Bowl season chatter and coaching rumors sweep the sports page
The column surveys wages for ticket prices and fan interest in a Browns appearance, notes Ken Keltner’s fame post relief play, and highlights college coach chatter from Long Island University seeking a name coach to Patsy Clark prominence, while naming various players and bowl picks from Missouri Clemson Georgia Tech and Boston College.
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Browns
Ken Keltner
Keltner
Washington
Baby's Bank
Long Island University
Patsy Clark
Brooklyn Dodgers
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Jock Sutherland
Bremen
Lou Novikoff
Los Angeles
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Pacific Coast
Mal Stevens
NYU
Missouri
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Boston College
DiMaggio Brother Gets Glasses in San Francisco Deal
San Francisco reports the Boston Red Sox bought two pairs of glasses for Dominic DiMaggio, the Seal outfielder and brother of Joe and Vince DiMaggio. The nearsighted player, who hit .360 last season, will wear laminated shatterproof spectacles for sun field and regular use, provided by Dr. Harold Jacobson in a $50,000 investment context.
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U.P
Dominic DiMaggio
San Francisco Seal
Boston Red Sox
Dominic
Joe DiMaggio
Vince DiMaggio
Cincinnati
Harold Jacobson
Schwartz Resigns as Creighton Athletic Director
Schwartz a Notre Dame pupil and Creighton University athletic director resigned last night. His football assistants Gorman and Eaton also quit. Maurice H. Palrang will succeed him in football duties, with David A. Myhre S J becoming athletic director.
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Omaha
Marchmont Schwartz
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Creighton University
Thomas A. Gorman
Wilbur S. Eaton
Maurice H. Palrang
Creighton Preparatory
David A Mhyne
S. J
Manager Will Get Chance to Prove Charges
Philadelphia based manager George Sheppard today was ordered to appear before the state athletic commission Wednesday to prove his charge that Monday's decision against his fighter Tommy Speigal of Uniontown was fixed. Billy Maher defeated Speigal for the Pennsylvania lightweight championship at the Arena on a split decision after judges disagreed. Chairman Leon L. Rains demanded proof if any dishonesty existed in the Speigal Maher verdict.
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U.P
George Sheppard
Brooklyn
N. Y
State Athletic Commission
Tommy Speigal
Uniontown
Billy Maher
Speigal
Pennsylvania
Tommy O'Keefe
Sheppard
Maher
Tommy
Leon L. Rains
Commission
Mr. Sheppard
Swimmers to South America Team Plans Buenos Aires Tour
A United States swimming and diving amateurs team will sail from New York December 29 to compete in South American meets. Team members include Tarley Drysdale Waldamar Tomska Tom Haynie Jack Cullimore Al Green Helen Perry Helene Rains Helen Crlenkovitch Charles Stapleton and Grace De Boest.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
United States
New York
Buenos Aires
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Amateur Athletic Union
Tarley Drysdale
Waldamar Tomska
Tom Haynie
Jack Cullimore
Detroit
al Green
Chicago
Helen Perry
Cleveland
Helene Rains
Helen Crlenkovitch
San Francisco
Charles Stapleton
Goldboro
N. C
Grace de Boest
Portland
Ore
City Cage Loop To Be Organized In Athens
Plans for a city basketball league in Athens announced by Joe Sabo city recreation director. A meeting of team managers and sponsors will be held at the armory next Tuesday night at 7 o'clock. Sabo hopes to organize a 12 team circuit to play two nights weekly at the high school gym with three games per night.
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Athens
Joe Sabo
Sabo
Boxing Board To Get Fixed Bout Affidavit
CHICAGO U P Arch Ward Chicago sports editor will hand to the Illinois Athletic Commission an affidavit by Harry Thomas Eagle Bend Minnesota heavyweight claiming participation in fixed fights in New York and Philadelphia. Ward testified before the commission about another pre arranged bout and declined to name the source. Nate Lewis Thomas manager will appear Monday at the commission meeting.
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U.P
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Illinois Athletic Commission
Harry Thomas
Eagle Bend
Ward
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Thomas
College and high school basketball scores across multiple teams
A roundup of college games shows Ohio U 71 over Marietta 22 and Kent State 87 over De Sales 49. High school Troy hosts Waterloo in a 7:30 start following a preliminary game, aiming for a third straight Athens County league win.
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New Marshfield
Baumholtz and Scots In Spotlight On Ohio Court
Ohio U led by Franklin Baumholtz posted a 71 to 22 blowout over Marietta as Wooster College beat Kent State 40 to 37. Wooster’s Frank Grenert topped scoring with 13 as the Scots extended their Ohio Conference winning streak to 18. Miami fell to Earlham 38 to 36 in OT while Wittenberg beat Franklin & Marshall 41 to 33. De Sales defeated Otterbein 49 to 38 and Bowling Green toppled Ashland 47 to 37 as Washington & Jefferson beat Mt. Union 39 to 29.
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Mose Hole
Dave Henderson
Bob Bruce
Pudge Hole
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Cliff Smith
Johnny Mack
Grenert
Bill Simmonds
Miami
Earlham College
George Ring
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Franklin & Marshall
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Buckeye quintet opens season without Lynch and two veterans
Ohio State starts schedule versus Wabash College missing Captain Bob Lynch and two veterans Bill Sattler and John Schick. Sattler and Schick are scholastically ineligible for this week's games but expect to clear academics before the holiday slate. Sophomores Graf McClain Fisher start with Don Scott and Gil Mickelson joining Dawson in the backcourt and forward line.
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Bob Lynch
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Bill Sattler
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Sattler
Graf
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Gil Mickelson
Illinois Girl Sets New Swim Record
Illinois swimmer Jane Stickrod of Bloomington, swimming for Broadwell Athletic Club of Philadelphia, clocked 2 42.6 for 220 yards at Broadwood pool to beat the Middle Atlantic AAU record of 2 44.7 held by teammate Dot Evans in the women's freestyle championship.
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U.R
Jane Stickrod
Bloomington
Ill
Broadwood
Miss Stickrod
Broadwell Athletic Club
Dot Evans
British and French to Play Grid Series
The National British football team now mobilized will tour France for five matches against French teams in major cities. Proceeds go to the military fund for army sports training, as announced by French military authorities.
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Paris
U.P
Duquesne to Play Mississippi at Oxford in 1940
Duquesne University will meet the University of Mississippi on the gridiron at Oxford, Mississippi, October 19. Duquesne coach Buff Donelli announced the game and noted a possible return engagement in Pittsburgh for 1941 if schedules can be arranged.
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U.R
Duquesne University
University of Mississippi
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Miss
Duquesne
Buff Donelli
Donelli
Gone With the Wind Premiere Sparks Atlanta Fever
Atlanta reports on the world premiere of Margaret Mitchell’s Gone With the Wind. The writer expects big crowds and jokes about odds on characters Rhett Butler Scarlett O Hara and others while dons Confederate attire and toys with playful bets.
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Leslie Howard
Reds Schedule 33 Spring Games With Red Sox and Yankees
Cincinnati Reds announce 33 spring exhibitions including 14 against the Boston Red Sox. The slate features a Havana trip March 22 to 24, two games with the Yankees, and a closing stretch with Detroit in Portsmouth Dayton and Cincinnati. Pitchers report February 26 and the full squad March 1 ahead of camp break March 31.
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Ghost basketball game debuts in total darkness tonight
Ripley schools superintendent Denzil Potts introduces a fluorescent ghost basketball game where players, referee, ball, baskets and markings glow in the dark. The event, copyrighted by Potts, promises a spooky crowd-pleaser with games to follow in Russellville tomorrow and Aberdeen on December 21.
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Denzil Potts
Potts
Russelville
Aberdeen
Wisconsin Badgers draw gate receipts beyond season budget
In Madison Wisconsin the Badgers football team won only one of eight games this fall yet attracted gate receipts exceeding their entire athletic budget. In Iowa City Iowa the Iowa Hawkeyes won four Big Ten games and tied a fifth in the final quarter beating Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota and Purdue while tying Northwestern.
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