Rockne Accuses Columbia Chairman of Bad Faith
The dispute centers on Rockne signing a three year Columbia contract contingent on Notre Dame release. Rockne charges Knapp with bad faith after premature contract announcements and conflicting statements while university leaders including Butler and Fackenthal were not fully disclosed.
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Columbia Athletic
South Bend
Ind
Rockne
Columbia
Notre Dame
Knapp
Ments
Oo Dame
Baseball Goes as Collegiate Sport for the Games Sake
An article notes the Pacific Coast Conference may discuss discontinuing baseball as a conference sport. It argues baseball is a key, though costly, college sport and cites officials' views on post season games, officiating, freshman competition, and potential limits on professional recruitment.
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New York
Seattle
Coast Conference
Los
Washington
Pasaena
Huskies
Pasadena
Wespington
John W. Wilce
Ohio State
Colleges i Uo
Gealing
Glenn Warner
California
Stanford
West Coast
Berlenbach Delaney Battle Ends With berlenbach Win On Points
In a crowded indoor clash Paul Berlenbach defeats Jack Delaney on points after a ten round duel. Delaney earlier faced a hard right and a knockdown but recovered, while Berlenbach remained the fresher fighter to clinch the decision.
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Delaney
Berlenbach
Berley
Paul
Jack
Foul Shots Decide Ohio State Victory Over Ohio University
Ohio State defeated Ohio University 33 27 in Columbus before 7500 fans at the Coliseum. State won by strong foul shooting with 15 makes on 16 attempts, while Ohio U hit nine field goals and 9 from the line. Muir of Ohio U starred while Grover noted his team’s fast break and defense despite fouls.
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State
Ohio U
Butch” Grover
Ohio University
Capital Coliseum
Columbus
Ohio
Athens
Ohio State
Olsen
Grover
Muir
Ohio to Meet Rio Grande in Christmas Week, 1920s
Ohio University men face Rio Grande at home on Wednesday December 16 before a barnstorming tour through three tough games. After the trip they return to Columbus December 19 and resume practice January 4 for a slate of Big Six showdowns including Nelsonville Y and Bliss College.
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Ohio University
Rio Grande
Columbus
Basketeers
Ohio Gym
Ohio Cagers
Ohio
State
Columbus Folk
Ohio Wesleyan
Michigan
Ohio State
Delaware
Moeller Peta
Charley Bonner
Moeller
Mansfield
Lumberman’s
Grover
Bliss College
Nelsonville
Langley and
Shirley
Wittenberg
Buckeye
Wesleyan
Miami
Johnsons contract puzzles magnates
The American league extended Ban Johnson’s contract to 1935 and raised his salary to 40,000 a year, puzzling National league magnates who fear a shift in power. Some believe Judge Landis might win reelection if he challenged Johnson, while others see it as a reward for Johnson’s leadership and a sign there is no war between leagues. Trades flurry as Detroit and Boston reorganize players, with Fort Worth acquiring hit capable infielders and pitchers for balance.
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E. K. Hall
Football Rules Committee
Hall
John B. Foster
Consolidated Prem
New York
American League
Ban Johnson
National League
Nationals
Judge Landis
Johnson
Chicago
S8hibe
Philadelphia
Griffin
Washington
Navin
Detroit
Barnhard
Cleveland
Baseball
Tandis
Mane
Assdy
Haney
Boston Americans
Vache
Exell
Ezzell
Fort Worth
Johns
Multen
Ort Worth
Fortorth
Feder
Texas
Boston
Dettroit
National Commission
Garry Herrmann
Cincnati
Hetional Commission
iGeorge
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Barney Dreyfuss
Herrmann
Dreyfuss
Herrman
Landis
Foster
Christmas Picks For Dempsey And Others From The Era
A garbled set of suggestions references Jack Dempsey and others like Jorel Tilden and Judge Landis. It mentions gala schemes gifts for boosting publicity and humor in show business and sport, plus various imagined items to wake public attention.
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Jack Dempsey
Galise
Georges Carpentier Promotes Refined Acrobatics in Ring
A promotional pitch extols refined acrobatics to attract spectators and boost earnings, aiming to improve appeal and revenue for Georges Carpentier in American boxing venues.
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Georges Carpentier
Red Grange Mint Compartment Promises Crisp $10,000 Notes
In a quirky feature, a special U S mint compartment with southern exposure and modern upgrades offers rapid conversion of slightly used touchdowns into crisp ten thousand dollar notes.
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RED Grange
Unusual Herd of Sea Cows Roams Bedroom Scene
A surreal description depicts Brazilian sea cows with pur goed and scarlet horns stampeding through keyholes and across dresser mirrors, running wild at the foot of the bed as if part of a dreamlike spectacle.
Veteran trapshooter Charles A. Young Honored in Springfield
Charles A. Young, renowned trap shooter for over 45 years, gained early fame at the 1893 Chicago world fair by breaking 96 of 100 targets. He estimates 675000 shots fired with a 90 percent hit rate, and his home is Springfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Young
Young
Springfield
Poddubny to wrestle Koloff in New York debut
Ivan Poddubny the Russian wrestler arrives in New York for his first U S appearance tonight at Campania A C under Jack Curley. He meets Dan Koloff who recently drew with former world champion Joe Stecher.
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New York
Ivan Poddubny
Campania A. C
Jack Curley
Dan Koloff
Joe Stecher
Sears completes Providence to Boston walk in fifteen hours
Miss Eleanora Sears, famed Boston Morsewoman and international tennis player, arrived in Norwood at 8 a.m. after walking from Providence to Boston in fifteen hours on a wager started from Howard Sturgess's Providence residence at 1 a.m. The bet was placed more than a year ago.
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Boston
Eleanora Sears
Norwood
Providence
Howard Sturgess
Sturgess
Sears
Stribling to Meet Huffman if Newark Bout Goes
Young Stribling, the Georgia light heavyweight, agreed to face Eddie Huffman in Madison Square Garden next month if Huffman defeats Ad Stone in Newark Wednesday night. Their prior ten round bout in Los Angeles ended with Stribling getting the decision as Huffman rallied late.
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New York
Stribling
Georgia
Eddie Huffman
California
Madison Square Garden
Huffman
Ad Stone
Newark
Los Angeles
Football Scores From Columbus And Nearby Games
At Columbus the Columbus Tigers defeated the Columbus All-Stars 19 to 3 while the Cleveland Bull Dogs beat Hartford 13 to 6. The New York Giants led Chicago Bears 9 to 0 at Christmas. Ironton Titans shut out Dayton Koors 24 to 0.
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Columbus
Columbus Tigers
Columbus All-Stars
Cleveland Bull Dogs
Hartford
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Ironton Tanks
Dayton Koors
Red Grange contract saga fueled by manager Pyles claims
International News Service dispatch from Los Angeles notes manager C Pyle refuting reports of an $800,000 contract for Red Grange and alleging a $300,000 fake. Pyle claims a certified check exists in Champaign bank. Grange messages Detroit says he is recovering and will be fit in a few days.
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Copeland C. Burg
Los Angeles
Calif
Red” Grange
Dr. C. Pyle
Champaign
Pyle
California
Illinois
Redhead
Grange
Detroit
Judge Carlton Not Badly Hurt After Car Incident
Pomeroy reports Judge Emory Carlton injured Saturday evening but not seriously. One rib broken after his car rolled in gear, pinning him between his own car and a parked vehicle. he expects to return to work early this week.
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Pomeroy
Emory Carlton
Rockne to sail for vacation with Notre Dame alumni
Knute Rockne, embroiled in a dispute with James R. Knapp of Columbia's football committee, will sail to Europe on January 6 for a decade long first vacation. He travels with several Notre Dame graduates aboard the De Grasse and will spend weeks in southern France.
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France
New York
Knute Rockne
James R. Knapp
Columbia University
Notre Dame
Grange to Play in Cleveland Saturday Bears Bring Grange Back
Cleveland manager George Halas announced Red Grange will play in the professional game next Saturday here as the Cleveland Bulls Dogs meet the Chicago Bears. Halas said Grange has no serious arm injury but needs several days rest.
Wr O'Goofty Decides On Gift For Jane This Christmas
Wr O'Goofty jokes about gifting air to his Jane this Christmas in a light humorous item. The exchange captures a playful holiday mood and a quip about intangible presents.
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Wr O'Goofty
Jane
State Officers Entertained at Rebecca Stevens Home
Rebecca Stevens of Middleport hosted a dinner for state Daughters of America leaders Dora Brush Mary Hazel Floyd and Elizabeth Durst. The charity council met in the afternoon with red white and blue decorations and a Santa centerpiece. Gifts included a cut glass candy jar and candle sticks for the officers. The group then traveled to Rutland to attend a Pride of Rutland council program for visiting councils.
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Pomeroy
Rebecca Stevens
Middleport
The
Daughters of America
Dora Brush
Mary Hazel Floyd
Elizabeth Durst
Charity Council
Stevens
Santa Claus
Pomeroy Man Albert Lee Dies Suddenly
Albert Lee aged 53 died Sunday morning around 8 30 of heart trouble at his home in Pomeroy after waking for church and breakfast. His wife heard choking sounds as she checked for a cough and found him unresponsive in the living room.
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Pomeroy
Albert Lee
Mr. Lee
Obituary Notice for Mr. Lee
The room and found him sitting in a chair, dead. He has been in failing health for the last two years. Mr. Lee leaves a widow and two daughters Amy and Alice, also a brother Dick Lee of New York City. The funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Mr. Lee
Amy
Alice
Dick Lee
New York City
Racine Woman Dies After Weeklong Illness
Mrs. R a Hayward of Racine died Sunday after a week's illness. The attending physician attributed the death to a cerebral hemorrhage. She leaves a son Orville and a daughter, both at home. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the Methodist church with burial in Letart.
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Racine
R&a Hayward
Two Men Pay Fines. Released From Jail
Harley Pauley and Arthur Butcher who faced a $100 fine plus costs for possessing intoxicating liquor paid part of the amount and arranged to pay the rest, and were released from jail Saturday. George Kauff also paid his fine and was released Saturday.
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Pomeroy
Harley Pauley
Arthur Butcher
George Kauff
Middleport Basketball Starts Practice at Lewis Opera House
Middleport teams begin basketball practice at the Lewis opera house under David Jenkins a Middleport high graduate and former player in charge. A large number of candidates have started training and the first game is set for next Friday at Middleport against the Syracuse Independents.
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Middleport
Lewis Opera House
David Jenkins
Middleport High
Syracuse Independents
Waiting in jail after weekend pickups in Strattan
Pomeroy police detain Harley Harmon and a man named Glem le negro for intoxication charges after weekend arrests. They remain jailed awaiting hearings.
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Pomeroy
Glem le Negro
Harley Harmon
Stratton
Pomeroy Bend Briefs Mention Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Roy Nice of Columbus spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jacob Mees and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Leland Peoples and daughter Vivian and Mr and Mrs Wilson Norris of Athens visited Mr and Mrs Percy Peoples. Clyde Andrews left Sunday for Columbus to care for his father William Andrews. Rollin Price of Columbus spent the weekend with his family here.
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Pomeroy Bend
Roy Nice
Columbus
Jacob Mees
Leland
Peoples
Vivian
Wilson Norris
Athens
Percy Peoples
Clyde Andrews
William Andrews
Rollin Price
Life Story of Bush Leagues
John B. Foster recalls the 1901 baseball war when minor leagues sought independence from the National Board and major leagues. He notes secret deals, shifts of protection, and the rise of a separate National Agreement drafted at Chicago by the minors challenging the majors.
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George Pease
Post
Ray Wagner
Alfred Mannheim
Nicholas Mur
Ray Butler
Frank D. Fackenthal
Pes
R. L. von Bernuth
Gale H. Carter
Edward F. Ellicott
Edward Grant
Upen
Aha
Gannett
Tee. Knapp
Machen
Lawrence Berry
Consolidated Press
Nos Press
York
Jack Delaney
Cource
Berkenbach
Astoria
O. U
Longley
Bailiss
Codth Grover
Cookie” Cunningham
Grovermen
Rio
O.U
Johnson’s
Theg
By Joe Williams
Jorel Tilden
Ang
Tarkington
Keith
John Barrypave
John D. Rocker
Poddubny
Koloff
Red
Carlton
Pilly Evans
Fisher
Zewee
Mietquette
Lanipe
Besres
Welt
Nebraska
Hawkins
Ames
Henderson
Chi- Indiana
Nelson
Iowa
Awards
McMannion
Riche
Hess
Stipek
Wisconsin
Walsh
Minnesota
Shively
Pon
Missouri
Krasuskd
Smith
Lowry
Northwestern
Hutchison
Gries
Taube
Purdue
Behm
Lows
Merttesstern
A. Kiatmor
A Greate
Winele
Marek
Deane
Spears
Drake
Baker
Joesting, Minnesota
Britten, Me
Billy Evans
West
Eeeoting
Ne Paver
Pomeroy Man
Bush
the Messenger
Consolidated Press Association
Thralldom
National Board
Mike McTigue
Eddie“Cannoball
Martin
Frankie Genaro
Jimmie Goodrich
Greb
Walker
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