All American Football Team Named by Grantland Rice
Grantland Rice with a committee of coaches picks the All American squad for Collier’s Weekly. Notable names include Knute Rockne Glenn Warner Fielding Yost and Wallace Wade with several players from Ohio State Pittsburgh Stanford Georgia Tech Navy Army and others.
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New York
U.R
Grantland Rice
Collier’s Week
Knute Kockie
Notre Dame
Glenn 8Arner
Stanford
Jesse Hawley
Dartmouth
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Robert C. Zuppke
Illinois
Lou Young
Pennsylvania
William W. Roper
Princeton
Wallace Wade
Alabama
An McGugin
Vanderbilt
Walter Camp
Harvard
Yale
Army
Navy
Burke and Cagle
Fesler
Ohio State
Getto
Pittsburgh
Post
Pond
Georgia Tech
Burke
Pommerening
Haycraft
Minnesota
Harpster
Carnegie Tech
Cagle
Scull
Strong
New York University
Brazil
Detroit
Douds
Notable football and basketball mentions in Ohio plans
Dialogue features Bob Zuppke on Pommerening with a humorous offside line. Ohio State lists Wes Foster and Holman as varsity basketball entries and discusses Holman’s football status. John Sherwin hints at quitting Union Trust to follow the Indiana games.
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Bob Zuppke
Itlanta
Pommerening
Michigan
Illinois
Wes Foster
Ohio State
Holman
Ohio
French
Ohio Athletic Board
Parsons
Iowa State
John Sherwin
The
Union Trust Company
Money Corner
Cleveland
Indians
German Track Board Rejects Indoor US Invasion Plan
The Deutsch sports board for light athletics told Daniel J. Ferris that German athletes will not travel to the United States this winter for indoor meetings. They cited no large halls in Germany and limited indoor practice opportunities. The plan featured Hermann Englehard leading a Teuton relay group with records in the 800 meters.
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New York
Daniel J. Ferris
Amateur Athletic Union
Deutsch Sports Board
Germany
United States
Otto Peltzer
Hubert Bouben
Teuton
Herman Englehard
Troyd Hahn
Philo Edwards
Englehard
K of P Quintet To Play McBee Binders On Dec 21
Pomeroy December 14 The K of P basketball manager Morris lists seven games upcoming including the McBee Binders of Athens Nelsonville Y M C A Rio Grande Cheshire Rutland Chester and Gallipolis. The McBee Binders who won the cup last year will play here Friday evening December 21. The locals say they have added promising material and will give a good account this season.
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Pomeroy
Morris
K. of P
McBee Binders
Athens
Nelsonville
What constitutes an amateur in sports
Billy Evans argues that strict amateur rules push many athletes toward deception and professional status. He cites Bill Tilden’s suspension and notes college players using assumed names to earn summer money, praising forward thinking colleges that allow summer baseball.
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Bill Tilden
Tilden
Tennis Association
Rosenblums Triumph to Seventh Straight in ABL
The Cleveland Rosenblums beat the Rochester Quintet 30 to 22 to extend their winning streak to seven games. Barry, Cleveland forward, starred with sharp shooting from various angles.
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Cleveland
U.R
Cleveland Rosenblums
Barry
Leo Diegel Named Pro for Agua Caliente Golf Course
Leo Diegel has been signed as the professional for the new Agua Caliente California club. He will earn fifteen thousand dollars annually and receive all concessions of the golf shop as part of the arrangement.
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Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Calif
Golf Ishop
Harmony Dominates Joint League Meet In Chicago
American and National League club owners concluded their joint Chicago meeting with harmony prev-ailing over transfers as the main topic. A tenth man for weak hitting pitchers drew mixed views, while ownership of minor league clubs drew caution. Plans set a April 6 to October 6 season window with waiver rules at 7500 dollars and new drafted player waivers until September 1 following drafting.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
Chicago
U.R
John Heydler
Indiana Wins at Bloomington in Debut Gymnasium Game
Before 8 000 spectators at the dedication of a new gymnasium the Indiana University basketball team beat the University of Pennsylvania 34 to 26. The Crimson quintet led 19 to 11 at halftime as Penn rallied late but could not close the gap. Peterson and Schaaf each scored 11 for Pennsy in the late push.
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Bloomington
Ind
U.P
University of Indiana
University of Pennsylvania
Crimson
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Peterson
Schaaf
Pennsy
Strong Denied Trip to Coast by NYU Committee
Ken Strong halfback and Bob Barra bee end of New York University were denied permission to join the all eastern football team in San Francisco on December 29. The faculty committee cited class attendance concerns and did not detail further. Strong married Relia Harrison yesterday and planned to make the trip as part of his honeymoon.
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New York
Ken Strong
Bob Barrabee
New York University
Electiron
San Francisco
New York U
Strong
Relia Harrison
Butler Bulldogs trounce Panthers 356 33 in Indianapolis
Butler Bulldogs defeated the Pittsburgh Panthers 356 to 33 in Indianapolis last night. Pittsburgh suffered its first loss in 28 games as Butler pulled away after a tight 17 16 halftime score. A late Panthers surge fell two points short.
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Butler
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Ind
Butler Bulldogs
Pittsburgh Panthers
Panthers
Bulldogs
Indiana
Steinke Takes Two Of Three From Plestina In Chicago
German heavyweight Hans Steinke defeated Marin Plestina of Chicago two falls to one in a Chicago match. Plestina, a leading heavyweight title contender, will face Ed Strangler Lewis for the championship in January or February, promoter Joe Coffey said. Semi windup results include Karl Pozello of Chicago defeating Joe Mondt of Greeley Colorado, Fritz Von Meier of Iowa beating Jim McMullen, Stanley Stasiak over Jack Washburn, and Jim Browning defeating Joe Stangle.
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Chicago
U.P
Hans Steinke
Marin Plestina
Plestina
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Joe Coffey
Karl Pojello
Joe Mondt
Greeleys
Colo
Fritz von Meier
Iowa
Jim McMullen
Stanley Stasiak
Jack Washburn
Jim Browning
Joe Stangle
Athens Bulldogs Open Season in Zanesville Battle
Athens High School travels to Zanesville for a season opener described as one of the toughest on the schedule. Coach Harold E Wise leads Virgil Cross Richard Hughes at forwards Cecil Burroughs center and Raymond Carmichael Joseph Coury as guards with possible Burroughs center change to Hall. Substitutes Woodard Wagner Woods Merchant Hall Hoover Sherman Benton.
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Athens High School Bulldogs
Zanesville
Harold E. Wise
Virgil Cross
Richard Hughes
Cecil Burroughs
Raymond Carmichael
Joseph Coury
Burroughs
Hall
Woods
Merchant
Woodard
Wagner
Hunsicker
Smith and Fields
Hoover
Sherman
Benton
Bishops Receive Court Vacation After Ohio State Win
Ohio Wesleyan’s basketball squad earned a week off after a 36 to 20 victory over Ohio State. Coach Ray Detrick kept three football stars Siegenthaler Thomas and Halliday from reporting until next Monday to protect studies. The team faces Cedarville on December 21 and Siegenthaler recovers from an ankle injury.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Floyd Siegenler
Alliance
Francis Thomas
Ravenna
John Halliday
Gallipolis
Guardia
Ray Detrick
Detrick
Cedarville
Siegenthaler
Wittenberg
State quintet set for Penn game tonight
Ohio State faces Pennsylvania in Columbus as part of back to back eastern matchups. Key stars include Joe Schaaf Paul Scull and Bill Lazar with Van Heyde hurt and Wesley Fesler possible at guard or forward. Pitt visits Monday as Penn and Pitt tour the Midwest.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio State
University of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Panthers
Ohio Wesleyan
Penn
Joe Schaaf
Paul Scull
Bill Lazar
van Heyde
Harold Olson
Wesley Fesler
Olson
Ervin
Shuler
Cox
Larkins
Dyer
Helfrich
Holman
Pennsylvania
Pitt Panthers
Pitt
Middle West
Los Angeles Tops Oakland in California Hockey Game
Los Angeles defeated Oakland 3 to 1 in a California Ice Hockey League match at the Winter Garden arena last night.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Oakland
Winter Garden Arena
Harvard to pick coach as Horween nears return
Harvard football faces a coaching decision after Arnold Horween marries and prepares to decide by late January whether to accept or reject the contract to return. Potential successors include Dr. Jack Wilce and Eddie Casey. The prevailing view is Horween will accept the offer.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Arnold Horween
Horween
Jack Wilce
Ohio State
Eddie Casey
Crimson
Tennessee Game Draws Big Bets From Florida Supporters
Florida supporters who spotted the Tennessee team from six to 30 points before the game reportedly dropped about $100,000 on the outcome.
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Florida
Tennessee
Wisconsin and Chicago Close Over Flu Epidemic
Influenza and pneumonia claim lives across the Middle West as universities in Wisconsin and Chicago shut down. The University of North Dakota joins closures, while Missouri and Kansas suspend classes through Christmas as health authorities compare this outbreak to 1918.
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Chicago
U.P
Middle West
West
Denver
Los Aeoner
Wisconsin
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Missouri
Kansas
Sharkey to Meet Stribling in Beach Heavyweight Bout
Boston's Jack Sharkey and Georgia's Young Stribling are set for a Beach Florida heavyweight bout late February or early March as Tex Rickard plans the event. Referee may be Jack Dempsey who could announce a comeback from ringside. Dempsey will discuss plans with Rickard in Miami Beach on January 1.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Young Stribling
Georgia
Beach
Fla
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Rickard
Miami Beach
Reynolds conquers Hibbing with leg split in Toledo
World welterweight champion Jack Reynolds defeated Gus Hibbing of Minnesota in straight falls at Toledo. The first fall took 13 minutes and the second 21 minutes as Reynolds used his famous leg split to secure the victory despite Kentauff's efforts.
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Toledo
Jack Reynolds
Gus Hibbing
Minn
Kentauff
Reynolds
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McBees
Billy Evans
Diegel
Harmony
Hoosiers
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Ponce DE
Paastanati
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Cissonney
Neinnati
O.thern
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Whitney
Reed
DIAL
Travel
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Huntington
Barkersburg
Coolville
Safe-Way Transit Co
Joe
Sharkey
Gus Kentauff
Buckeye
Buckeye State Building and Loan
East Gay ST. Columbus
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