Sport Shorts: League Draft Vote and Banquet Speaker
Eight Western League teams voted to accept the major league draft proposal with one abstaining. Wesley Foster will address Youngstown Hill at its annual grid banquet next Tuesday. Prof. D T Ewing claims in a 60 minute game the ball is in play about seven minutes using stop watch timing. Ervin B Brame and Margarite Welmig were married yesterday in Hopkinsville Kentucky.
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Wesley Foster
Youngstown Hill
D. T. Ewing
Michigan State College
Ervin B. Brame
Pittsburgh
Margarite Welmig
Pittsburch
Brame
Hopkinsville
Ray Stecker to be guest of honor in Hazelton furlough
Army toting ace Ray Stecker will return to Hazelton Pennsylvania this week on a nine day furlough and serve as guest of honor at a series of local functions. He is noted for his sterling ball handling in service.
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Ray Stecker
Army
Sterling Ball
Hazelton
Alabama edges Washington State for Brown’s New Year wish
Mack Brown backed by motion picture star and former All American back at Alabama in 1926 hopes for a Crimson Tide victory over Washington State. Nap Lufty and Jimmy Mays from North Carolina University sign with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Mack Brown
Alabama
Washington State
Nap Lufty
Jimmy Mays
North Carolina University
The
St. Louis Cardinals
Utah Football Team Stricken by Sea Sickness in Honolulu
On Christmas Day the University of Utah arrived in Honolulu for a football game with St Louis College and suffered sea sickness en route. Officials of Georgia Tech abandoned the 1931 Tech Relays in Atlanta Ga citing lack of public interest and support.
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Honolulu
St. Louis College
Tech
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin Badgers Rout Missouri in Big Second-Half Onslaught
Madison game report shows Wisconsin defeating Missouri 387 to something as guards Paul and Chmielewski shut down the Tigers. Harry Griswold scored seven for Wisconsin, with notable offense from the Badgers in a dominant showing.
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Madison
U.R
Wisconsin University
University of Missouri
Paul and
Chmielewski
Missouri
Harry Griswold
Badgers
Big Ten Officials Reject Butler Endowment Plan
Big Ten athletic directors and educational leaders criticized Columbia University President Nicholas Murray Butler for proposing an alumni endowment and gate receipt abolition to end over emphasis in college football. Chicago and Illinois officials rejected the idea as impractical and misguided.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University of New York
University of Chicago
William Rainey Harper
Chicago
Harper
Doctor Harper
A. A. Stagg
George Huff
University of Ilinois
Doctor Butler
Huff
Butler
Washington State Underdogs Aim for Rose Bowl Win
Undefeated Washington State eyes the Tournament of Roses against Alabama on New Year’s Day. Coach Babe Hollingberry says the Cougars embrace the underdog role and will employ a versatile offense to outscore the favored Crimson Tide. Star players Buck Alley, Turk Edwards, Tuffy Mingsen, Elmer Schwartz, and Bill Tonkin lead a high‑profile roster.
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U.P
Washington State
Far West
Babe Hollingberry
Cougars
Alabama
Pullman
Wash
Pasadena
Tournament Park
Bocca
Cougar
California
Washington
Villanova
Kiollingberry
Southern California
Tournament of
Bill Tonkin
Caliente Next Goal Of Golfers In West Coast Stopover
Golfers swarm to Agua Caliente California for warm weather prep with Leo Diegel set to host a $25 000 tournament next month. Qualifying runs Tuesday through Wednesday except for top players. Tony Manero wins Pasadena Open with balloon ball after 72 holes in 287.
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Calif
Golf
Old St. Nick
Agua Caliente
Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
Diegel
Marquette Tops Brigham Young 35 31 in Milwaukee
Marquette University defeated Brigham Young University 35 to 31 in Milwaukee. The host team led the game from early on and surrendered the lead only twice throughout the contest.
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U.R
Marquette University
Brigham Young University of
Coach pay sparks debate on football coaching ideals
A writer defends coaches with good motives while noting some are driven by high pay. He argues against broad indictments and suggests Butler address over-emphasis at home, in response to reports that Columbia pays its football coach significantly more than other Big Ten leaders.
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Columbia
Doctor Butler
Murder in Hamilton Sparks The Beggar's Opera Links
Detective Dundee delves into Nita Selim's murder case amid a web of suspects including maid Lydia Carr Flora Miles and Ralph Hammond. A blackmail plot tied to a stage project and Vernon Sprague's hotel room interrogation drum up tension as clues point toward a hidden partner and a dangerous killer.
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Bridge
Lydia Carr
Flora Miles
Nita
Dexter Sprague
Ralph Hammond
Flora
Lydia
Sprague
Dundee
Penny Crain
Coctety
Distict
Forsyte
Lois Dunlap
Hamilton
Nita Selim
Judge Marshall
Beau Brummel
Lois
Papers Cost Wilce Job at Ohio State
Toledo reports John J. Fullen criticizes Columbus newspapers in a luncheon speech to Toledo Alumni of the University. He accuses four Columbus writers of vicious attacks on Ohio State athletic administration and claims papers tried to influence the coach selection and ousting of J. W. Wilce. He argues football should regain student body support.
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U.P
Columbus
J. W. Wilee
Ohio State University
Sam Willaman
John J. Fullen
University
Fullen
Urbana
Ohio State
Wilce
Willaman
Logan Team Topples Parkersburg Bowls in Logan
In Logan on Saturday Judy Grocery defeated Parkersburg 3094 to 2912. Hamilton led locals with a 689 total after games of 274 207 208. Pete Beshara added 642 with 238 224 while Howard Columber posted 211 228 206 for 645.
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Logan
Parkersburg
Judy Grocery
Hamilton
Pete Beshara
Howard Columber
Ingram May Get Position At California
Navy Bill Ingram, after a five year tenure at the U S Naval Academy, may succeed Nibs Price as coach at the University of California. He is reportedly on the West Coast conferring with university officials about the job. Earlier reports tied him to a position at Indiana University.
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Navy
Bill Ingram
U. S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Nibs” Price
University of California
Ingram
University of Indiana
Coaches To Debate Point After Touchdown At New York Meet
The American Football Coaches Association gathers in New York to discuss the point after touchdown and potential abolition. Leaders like Georgia Tech's Bill Alexander and other coaches weigh the extra point's fairness and impact on game strategy.
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New York
U.F
Nicholas Murray Butler
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
American Football Coaches Association
Alexander
Ralph Gasees
Notre Dame
Lkely
Sip Madigan
St. Mary's
California
Chick Meehan
Colgate
Georgia
Bobby Jones to Broadcast Golf Lessons Series
Atlanta reports Bobby Jones will host 26 weekly radio golf lessons, discussing his amateur highlights and coaching beginners. The first program airs January 14 from 8 to 8 15 p m on the National Broadcasting Company network, with continued talks from Atlanta and sponsor Lambert Pharmaceutical.
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Atlanta
U.R
Bobby Jones
National Broadcasting Company
Lambert Pharmaceutical Company
Atanta
Jones
Buckeye Conference committee outlines basketball rule standardisation
Militeh's Musings summarizes a Columbus meeting of Buckeye Conference and basketball officials on winter rules. The group decides on non foul plays for minor contact, charging calls, back court changes, fouls, jump ball rules, and enforcement to standardise play.
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Buckeye
Columbus
Logan High Seeks Basketball Game On New Year’s Eve
Logan High announces a basketball game set for New Year’s Eve with Carmichael High School providing the opponent. The team has toured the Hocking Valley during the holidays and has booked games with Nelsonville and Athena schools.
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Carmichael
Hocking Valley
Nelsonville
Athena
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