Publicity Criticisms of Football From Top Coaches
Ten leading coaches surveyed by United Press at the American Football Coaches Association meeting cite few evils in football. They note publicity for successful teams can go to players and coaches, public holidays and gambling, and overemphasis of scandals by papers. Some defend football as a life training lab and progress factor.
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New York
A.R
American Football Coaches’ Association
United Press Today
W.A. Alexander
Georgia
Teeh
Hugo Bezdek
Penn State
Coaches’ Association
Alexander
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Iowa
Harry Stuhldreher
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Villanova
Robert C. Zuppke
Illinois
Bishops Set for Training Trip Ahead of Conference Start
Ohio Wesleyan basketball coach Raymond Detrick will lead ten players on a post holiday barnstorming trip through Indiana Michigan and Illinois. The Bishops will play Manchester College Michigan State College Western State Normal Chicago University and Ohio University in a January slate before returning three days before the Buckeye Association opener with Ohio University.
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Delaware
Raymond Detrick
Ohio Wesleyan
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
Detrick
Wesleyan
Buckeye Association
Ohio University
Athens
Manchester College
North Manchester
Ind
Bishops
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Western State Normal
Kalamazoo
Mich
Chicago
Chicago University
Bobcats
Court Scores Journal Roundup of College Games
Georgetown $2, Manhattan 27, Siborgia Tech 37, Stevens Tech of Brooklyn Cathedral 22, Johns 25, Purdue 43, Vanderbilt 22, Butler 38, Nebraska 6, Atlanta YMCA 24, Furman and Oy.
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United Press
Georgetown
Manhattan
Siborgia Tech
Stevens Tech
Brooklyn Cathedral
J John’s
Purdue
Vanderbilt
Butler
Nebraska
Atlanta Y. M. C. A
Furman and Oy
Draft on Don Miller for coaching posts across colleges
Don Miller, one of Mr. ockne's quartet of cavalrymen, is reportedly sought for coaching jobs this year. He may head to Fordham if Major Cavanaugh leaves, or to Case at Cleveland, where he currently coaches the backfield at Ohio State.
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Don Miller
Ockne
Fordham
Major Cavanaugh
Cleveland
Miller
Ohio
Stretch Murphy Drives Purdue Toward 1929 Title
Purdue's basketball ace Charles Stretch Murphy looms as the key to a potential Big Ten crown after leading the league with 50 baskets and 143 points in 12 games last season. The 6 foot 6 inch star is joined by veterans Glen Harreson and Herman Loota as Purdue aims to extend its football and basketball success from 1929.
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Charles “Stretch
Murphy
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Welch
Big Ten
Primo Carera
Glen Harreson
Herman Loota
I R Efaw Dies at Bucyrus
Word was received in Athens today by Francis Efaw of the death of his father I R Efaw of Bucyrus at o'clock last night from infirmities of old age. He lived near Guysville before moving to Bucyrus about ten years ago and had been in poor health four years. Burial will be in Bucyrus Thursday afternoon. He leaves a widow and children Mrs Jank Chadwick Peach Ridge Albert Dayton Lawrence William Minnie and Grace all of Bucyrus and two daughters in Pennsylvania. A son Russell of Fort Smith Ark died several months ago.
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Athens
Francis Efaw
Moore Avenue
I. R. Efaw
Bucyrus
Mr. Efaw
Guysville
Bueyrus
Efaw
Jank Chadwick
Peach Ridge
Albert
Dayton
Lawrence
William
Minnie
Grace
Pennsylvania
Russell
Fort Smith, Ark
Panthers Small Yes But Mighty, Jock Says Before Rose Bowl
On eve of the Rose Bowl Pitt coach Jock Sutherland and Pop Warner, former Pitt coach now at Stanford, praised Pitt as a small but potent team. Weather and travel affected practice as Southern California prepared at Bevard Field and moved to the Rose Bowl for workouts.
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Jock
Pasadena
Calif
Pitt Panther
University of Pittsburgh
University of Southern California
Pop
Pop Warner
Stanford
Jock Sutherland
Anther
Warner
Pitt
Sutherland
California
Panthers
Southern California
Bevard Field
Rose Bowl
Brave Leaders Entertains No Great Hopes for 1930
New York report cites manager quotes from Bill McKechnie, Joe McCarthy, Bert Shotton, and John McGraw predicting modest hopes for their clubs. McKechnie expects Boston to stay out of last place with a young squad, while Cubs eye the pennant and Pirates, Giants, and Phillies leaders share cautious optimism.
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New York
U.P
Bill McKeechnie
Boston Braves
United Press Today
Boston
McKechnie
Wilkinsburg
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Bert Shotton
Phillies
United Press
Grover Cleveland Alexander
McCurdy
Walter Lerian
John McGraw
Giants
Havana
Bushy Graham Suspended Over Fraught Title Fight
Bushy Graham of Utica New York is suspended by Hatuiton County Boxing Association for allegedly failing to meet Freddie Miller in a scheduled bout. Graham cited an eye injury and returned to Utica, with the association announcing the suspension shortly after. The action is expected to bar him from boxing in other regulated states.
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Cincinnate
U.R
Hatuiton County Boxing Association
Bushy Graham
Utica
N. Y
Freddie Miller
Tomorow
Graham
Miller
boxing c@asociation
Ohio State Plays Pitt in Non-Conference Clash
Three Big Nine teams resume action in non league play. Notre Dame visits Northwestern as the Ramblers seek a fresh win streak. Ohio State faces Pittsburgh on Pittsburgh soil with Pitt favored. Wisconsin meets Illinois State on the Badgers court.
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Chicago
U.R
Evanston
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Ramblers
Purple
Ohio State
Pittsburgh Panthers
Pitt
Wisconsin
Town State
Badger
Boxing buzz at Garden sparks talk of Sharkey bout
In New York December fans debate hype around a potential Sharkey Griffiths bout and a slated Garden show. Reports claim Sharkey remains under contract and invitations for future opponents linger, while critics complain about fabricated matchups and lack of credible challengers.
Pesek Poised for Possible Championship Clash
Reports say heavyweight contenders John Pesek and Mike Shikat may meet for a title, with promoter Ray Fabina offering a 50900 purse winner take all. Pesek signs and posts 10000 forfeits in Philadelphia Chicago and Cincinnati as he prepares to finish against John McMillan in Columbus tomorrow.
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John Pesek
Perhapa
Mike Shikat
Philadelphia
Pesek
John McMillan
Ray Fabina
Chicago
Cincinnati
Home Guards Elect Officers for Year
The Home Guards of Central Avenue Methodist Church elected officers for the year. Betty Gilham was named president with Opal Spencer as vice president, Dorothy Doty secretary, Sarah Spencer treasurer, and Betty McBride news reporter. The vote was overseen by Mrs. I. BP. Day.
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Home Guards
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Betty Gilham
Opal Spencer
Dorothy Doty
Sarah Spencer
Betty McBride
Mra. I
Day
Epidemic of Sore Throats Strikes Bara Boo Area
Madison Wis Dec 1 The state investigates a strange sore throat outbreak in Bara Boo where more than 60 cases have appeared in a month and six people have died.
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Madison
Wla
Baraboo
Census Bureau Sets 119.8 Million Population in nation
Population figures show 119,806,000 people in the continental United States as of December 1. The data indicate 39 percent employed and a rise of 34,299,000 from prior estimates.
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New York
Bureau of Economia and
Stutz Bankruptcy Filed From Indianapolis Creditors Move
In Indianapolis three creditors filed an insolution petition against Stutz Motor Car Co. of America in federal court today. The action seeks bankruptcy proceedings and names the three creditors as petitioners.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPA
Stuta Motor Car Qom Almerica
Feder
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