Ten coaching job eyed by Big Ten teams amid Ohio State links
A discussion on who should take the Ohio State coaching post surfaces in college circles. Don is repeatedly mentioned as a strong candidate given his Ohio State record, while other names like Kip and Ray are floated. The piece notes the allure of the Buckeyes job and the risk of a high-pressure coach failing to satisfy expectations.
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Ohio Mentor One of Four Sounded Out
At the American Association of football coaches convention in Chicago Ohio State officials sounded out several coaches for possible hiring. Names mentioned include D O McLaughry Red Blaik Gus Dorais and Don Peden. The meeting also discussed stricter firing rules with Dana Bible empowered to appoint committees to review unjust dismissals and ensure publicized findings.
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Rose Bowl tilt next Monday is most unusual
Los Angeles December 28 The Rose Bowl at Pasadena on New Year’s Day promises to be the most unusual in the series as both Stanford and Columbia carry losses. The West leads the series eight wins to five with three ties and the latest preview notes strong teams, stakes, and historic matchups.
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Salica and Bass Earn Boxing Wins Across Cities
United Press report from New York Philadelphia and Indianapolis details several six and ten round decisions. Lou Salica of Brooklyn outpoints Pete De Grasse in New York while Teddy Loder defeats A Gan tora in Brooklyn. Benny Bass of Philadelphia wins the Pennsylvania lightweight title with a ten round decision over Eddie Cool. Al Ettore also scores a decision over Pepper Btopper in Philadelphia. Young Gene of Chicago bests Scotty Sco tt en in Indianapolis, and Meyer Grace of Philadelphia beats Jackie Purvis in Indianapolis. Honey Boy Brown of Louisville defeats Nate Goldberg in Indianapolis.
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Benny Bass
Pennsylvania
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Chicago
Scotty Secotten
Meyer Grace
Jackie Purvis
Honey Boy Brown
Louisville
Nate Goldberg
Wrestling Results From New York Newark and Cedar Rapids
In New York Sherry of Ohio defeated Boesch of New York while Zelezniak of Russia pinned Vakturoff and Gyurceak of Hungary pinned Smirnoff. In Newark Manish of New Jersey beat Brunowicz of Poland and Grubmeier of Iowa drew with Hagen of Brooklyn. In Cedar Rapids Sonnenberg of 207 defeated Hackenschmidt of Chicago in 5 46 and 23 17 with Zarynoff of 207 and Soldat of 214 drawing after 30 minutes.
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Jack Sherry
Ohio
Paul Boesch
Yanka Zelezniak
Russia
Ivan Vakturoff
Louis Gyurceak
Hungary
Serge Smirnoff
Newark
George Manish
New Jersey
Frank Brunowicz
Poland
Fred Grubmeier
Iowa
George Hagen
Brooklyn
Hans Steinke
Germany
Jim Henry
Oklahoma
Chdar Rapids
Gus Sonnenberg
Jack Hackenschmidt
Chicago
George Zarynoff
Vic Soldat
Snowstorm Spurs New York Pillar Dodging Heat
In heavy snowfall Tuesday between 6:30 and 11:30 a.m. New York City streets became a chaotic pillar dodging course. Cab driver Herman Katz of the Bronx, driving cab No. 3378, 98674, dominates the spectacle on Third Avenue with record speed and reckless maneuvers as crowds cheer the risky sport.
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Hauser Tops Association in Runs Batted In
Chicago reports Joe Hauser of Minneapolis led the American Association with 182 RBIs, 30 more than Nick Cullop of Columbus. Seven players drove in 100 or more runs, with Hauser also drawing 138 walks, while Ed Taylor was hit by pitches 10 times and Jim Cronin struck out 15 times.
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Ed Taylor
Kansas City
Jim Cronin
Bears and Giants Place Three Each On Pro Eleven
The Chicago Bears and New York Giants each had three players named to the All Pro football team chosen by NFL coaches. Bill Hewitt of Chicago earned a unanimous selection. other listed stars include Badgro, Hubbard, Edwards, Hickman, Kopcha, Hein, Newman, Battles, Presnell, and Nagurski.
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Presnell
Portsmouth
Nagurski
SAY O FARR ELL TO MANAGE REDLEGS
Cincinnati report says Bob O Farrell veteran NL catcher to manage the Reds in 1934. Larry MacPhail declines comment, noting O Farrell is property of the St Louis Cardinals and the remark ties his hands.
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Red Grange Opens Night Club as Host at 77
Chicago report says Red Grange starts as host of the night club 77 on the north side tonight. It notes his ninth pro season is finished and records his repeated retirement announcements. It adds he may move into coaching if a good opportunity arises.
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J T Merchants seek games with strong teams
GLOUSTER December 28 The J T Merchants basketball team will host a Plains team Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the J T gym. The local squad, described as among the fastest in the state section, seeks additional games with other competitive teams. Contact G F Morrison Glouster Route 5.
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Six seeded stars remain in National Junior Indoor title race
The National Junior Indoor Tennis Championships moved to the fourth round as six of the original eight seeds still competed. Cornell’s W J Simpson, ranked sixth, fell to Edward J Milberg of New York A 7 5 6 4, and Harvard’s Sommer Rodman, No 8, lost in the second round. Frankie Parker, seed No 1, faced Barclay Kingman of Phillips Academy in today’s action.
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Barclay Kingman
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Willard Bond Forfeited After Missed Court Appeal
Glendale Cal December 28 A $100 bond posted by Jess Willard pending appeal from a conviction on assault charges was forfeited today after the former heavyweight boxing champion failed to return to court. Willard was convicted of beating Joe Segrego a truck driver after their machines collided.
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Longer Odds On Cardinals Ok'd by Lou
Pasadena reports Stanford will be at full strength for the New Year’s Day game against Columbia. Lou Little, Columbia coach, says Stanford appears strong and ready to face a confident Lion squad with preparations ongoing in Pasadena.
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Yankees Open Spring Training March 4 in St Petersburg
The New York Yankees set their spring training start for March 4 in St Petersburg. A second squad, comprising non pitchers, begins March 1. The Giants announce a 35 game spring schedule starting March, opening against the Athletics and ending with Army at West Point on April 16.
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West Point
Ohio State Coach Ernie Godfrey Undergoes Minor Operation
Ohio State football line coach Ernie R. Godfrey, visiting relatives for holidays, underwent a minor operation Wednesday in Dover.
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Ernie R. Godfrey
Ohio State University
College Basketball Scores From Mansfield and Nearby
Pittsburgh 28 Minnesota 23. Mansfield 21 Cleveland Greno 29. Norwalk 27. Norwalk St. Paul 15. Newark St. Francis 20. Coshocton wed Heart 14. Bridgeport 28 Springfield Catiolu.
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Coaches Low Little Named Chairman Of NYC Committee
High school and prep school coaches Low Little was named chairman of a committee that will meet in New York next month to discuss upcoming events.
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