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George Little resigns as University of Wisconsin athletics director effective next June. He helped hire football coach Glenn Thistlethwaite and had supported consolidation of the athletic director and coach roles amid budget cuts. Little’s move surprises a council already critical of the coach and Thistlethwaite’s tenure.
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Adison
Wis
U.R
George Little
University of Wisconsin
Glenn Frank
Athletic Council
Little
Frank
Michigan
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Badger School
Thistlethwaite
Ohio Buckeye champions hosted by Athens clubs banquet
About 200 athletes, university faculty, and guests attended a banquet hosted by Crossen Post 21 of the American Legion and the Athens Lodge of BPO Elks at the Bikes' Club. Major S. M. Johnson chaired, with speakers including D. R. Zenner, Major R. R. Johnson, Dr. E. B. Bryan, and Earle Neale. The event celebrated Buckeye champion Ohio University teams and reflected on football’s enduring value and town gown ties.
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American Legion
Athens Lodge
Ohio University
Buckeye
Bikes’ Club
S. M. Johnson
D. R. Zenner
R. R. Johnson
Elks’ Lodge
Bobcats
E. B. Bryan
University
Ohio
Trautwein
O. C. Bird
Earle
Neale
University of West Virginia
Last Night's Boxing Results in New York Circa 1950s
Eduardo Duarry of Cuba knocked out Frankie Mc Kenna in New York. Terry Soden outpointed Meyer Rowan in New York. Don Petrin defeated Eddie Malcol of the British West Indies by points. Murray Elkins beat Rug Perez in New York. Ray Miller defeated Herman Perlick in Kalamazoo. Jimmy Abbey outpointed Karl Lautenschlinger in Kansas City.
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New York
Eduardo Duarry
Cuba
Frankie McKenna
Terry Soden
Meyer Rowan
California
Don Petrin
Newark
N. J
Eddie Malcol
British West Indies
Murray Elkins
Rug Perez
Porto Rico
Ray Miller
Chicago
Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo
Jimmy Abbey
Karl Lautenschlinger
Kansas City
Boxers fight results from Newark show wins and points
Eddie Wolf of Memphis outpointed Jay McCadon of South Orange in a ten round bout. Joe Rossi of New York out pointed Tony Fisher of Newark in six rounds.
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N. J
Eddie
Kid) Wolf
Memphis
Jay Mccadon
South Orange
Joe Rossi
New York
Tony Fisher
Mose Butch Knocks Out Willie Davies in Pittsburgh Bout
In Pittsburgh, Mose Butch scored a technical knockout against Willie Davies in the 119th percent.
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Pittsburgh
Mose Butch
Willie Davies
Welterweight Showdown Ends With Technical Knockout
Joe Schlund of Cleveland halted Mike Lucas of Lakewood in the fourth round by TKO. Roger Brooks, Cleveland, defeated Lou Nickolette of Lorain on points.
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Joe Schlund
Cleveland
Mike Lucas
Lakewood
Roger Brooks
Lou Nickolette
Findlay College Tops Marion YMCA 34 26 In Season Opener
Led by center Schlechty with 17 points, Findlay College defeated the Marion YMCA team 34 to 26 to open their basketball season. Gillis of Marion added 15 points.
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Findlay
U.P
Schlechty
Findlay College
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Gillis
Marion
Named captain at John Carroll end of year banquet
Stan ley Wizorek was elected captain of John Carroll's 1932 football team at the annual athletic banquet. The junior guard succeeds Bud Bush, a senior.
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Cleveland
U.R
Stanley Wizorek
John Carrol
Wizorek
Bud Bush
Buckeye Pole Vaults Ahead Despite Unequal Basis
The speaker argues the Buckeye’s rise over the past three years is not due to superior resources. He claims the state school dominates lately but declines to reveal the real reason. He still believes the Buckeye appears strong and improving.
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Pennsylvania Team Readies for Westminster Challenge
The Penn State–type team faces Westminster College of New Wilmington in Ohio gym tonight. Westminster, a top national program, brings eight players over six feet tall with a high-scoring coach John Lawther at the helm. The Titans seek a strong showing as Butch Grover rearranges a shorter lineup to offset height. The game starts at 8 o'clock.
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University
Westminster College of
New Wilmington
Ohio
Bobcats
Westminster
Butch Grover
Grover
Bliss
Ohio State
3Utch
Shade] Saunders
John Trace
Final SE Ohio League Standing Summary
Final Southeastern Ohio League standings are announced, listing team positions and points. Details include team names in the order of ranking and the relevant scoring totals.
Spartans Land One on All Star Pro Football Eleven
Six of nine NL teams have players on the United Press all star. Green Bay has three on the first team, New York Giants Chicago Bears and Chicago Cardinals two each, Portsmouth Spartans and Staten Island States one each. Grange Nagurski Friedman Nesbit Strong and others cited for standout play.
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Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Portsmouth Spartans
Staten Island States
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Coun O
OTK Michalske
Green Bay McNally
Chicago Cards
Coiba
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Vcee
Baten Island
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Portsmouth
Coe
Riusanvae
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Brooklyn Barrager
Phil
Green Bay Keisling
Lyman
Braidwood
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Green Bay Kitzmiller _ Fue
Benny Friedman
Bronko Nagurski
Friedman
Giants
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Never
Hubbard
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Nagurski
Lumpkin
Clark
Grange
Strong
Michalske
Ken Strong
Staten Island
Dick Nesbit
Cleveland Boxer Pimps Suspension for Unsportsmanlike Fouls
Cleveland boxing officials handed Paul Pirrone a 90 day suspension after his bout with Lou Brouillard ended in the seventh round on a foul. The referee had warned Pirrone against low blows, and the suspension was for unsportsmanlike conduct in the match.
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U.P
Paul Pirrone
Lou Brouillard
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Pirrone
Brouillard
New York U Plans Amateur Football Shift Under New Policy
NYU announces a deflation policy to revert football to amateur status. Coach Chick Meehan resigns after seven years aimed at building the program amid moves to curb subsides and recruiting, favor intramural sports and shorter spring practice.
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Chick Meehan
New York University
NY. U. Board of Athletic Control
Meehan
N.Y. U
New York
U.R
Hamas Brothers Play for Penn State Cage Teams
The younger Hamas, a fast, Lackey-sized guard, joins his brother Steve Hamas, the intercollegiate heavyweight boxing champion, as both play on Penn State Nittany Lions basketball squads.
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Hamas
Westminster
Hamas Boys
Penn State
Steve
Lackey
Portsmouth New NFL Franchise Seeks Local Investment
Citizens of Portsmouth opened a stock selling campaign to keep the National Football league franchise. The campaign committee is led by Homer Selby of Selby Shoe Company. The club closed 1931 with about $17,000 deficit and 1930 with about $30,000.
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Portsmouth
Homer Selby
Selby Shoe Company
Portamouth
Heidelberg to Meet Kent State in Ohio Conference Opener
Heidelberg's team travels to Kent State College for the first Ohio Conference basketball game of the season tonight. Kent State hosts in a key early league clash.
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U.pi
Ohio
Heidelberg
Kent State College
MeLemore backs Wood in heated tennis dispute
New York writer MeLemore sides with Sidney Wood against Samuel Hardy in Tennis Magazine coverage. He argues Wood, despite nerves, deserves a chance to represent the United States in international play and questions Hardy’s harsh critique after Wood’s Davis Cup effort.
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Hardy
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England
India
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Mister Slardy
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France
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LaCoste
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Shielda
Gehrig Sets New Record in League Play
Chicago reports Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees broke his own American League RBI mark with 173 and led the league with 18 runs batted in this season. Babe Ruth also hit 163 RBIs, marking Ruth’s 10th season with 100 or more RBIs, as the Yankees set a new team record with 748 walks.
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Gehrig
Detroit
Ruth
Tunn
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Baila
USC Trojans Dominate Notre Dame All-Opponent Team
The Notre Dame coaches scouts and players select three USC representatives for the official all opponent list. Mohler at quarterback joins linemen and backs from Army Northwestern Navy and Pittsburgh among others.
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Stecker
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Peritna Pennsylvania
Youthful Stars Start Out Gaining Sikits with Experience
They were youngsters when they began and needed the sikits that comes only with experience. Fingland did the same thing with Austin and Perry.
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Austin
Perry
Cox Wins National Open Match Play Title at Lake Merced
Wilfred Cox defeats George Von Elm at Lake Merced to capture the National Open match play championship and $1,500 prize. The Brooklyn golfer led early, with Von Elm mounting a rally before Cox sealed the win on the 40th hole, aided by key putts and precise approach shots. Von Elm earned $1,000 as runner-up.
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Whiffy) Cox
Freebles
Brooklyn
Heid
George von Fim
Los Angeles
Lake Merced
Francisco
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Cox
Vorim
Atymie
Swire
von Elm
Brooklynite
Lima Youth Named on Olympic Team
De 1h.- (LPR ob Fr. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eilis Jones of Lima, and a senior at Stanford University, will be a member of the United States Olympic team in 1902 because of his cut standing performance with the discus. Jones' parents were notified he had been chosen a member of the 1902 all America track team in recognition of his discus throw of 50 feet 2 1/2 inches. Robert W. King, of Lima, on the high jump event of the 1924 Olympics held at Amsterdam, Holland.
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Jones
Les. Eilis Jones
Lima
Stanford University
United States
Dla
Robert W. King
Avon
Armeterdam
Holland
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