Ohio State to Consider Young Coach for Football Post
Ohio State University board and Athletic Director L W St John began the search to replace Sam Willaman who resigned to coach Western Reserve. Candidates include Wesley Fester Don Peden Harry Stuhldreher and Clark Shaughnessy with plans to hire cautiously and seek proven experience. Dorais of Detroit was also mentioned as a possible successor.
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U.P
Ohio State University
L. W. St. John
Sam Willaman
Willaman
Ohio State
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Tom Keady
Wesley Fester
Don Peden
Ohio University
Harry Stuhldreher
Villanova
St. John
New York
Clark Shaughnessy
University of Chicago
Shaughnessy
Detroit
U.2
Charles E. Dorais
University of Detroit
Hack Wilson Must Accept Dodger Offer or Seek Higher Pay
Brooklyn Dodgers slugger Hack Wilson must take the club salary offer or seek more money elsewhere, says Business Manager Bob Quinn after visiting Wilson at his Martinsburg West Virginia home. Wilson previously announced he would quit baseball rather than accept the Dodgers 19 salary offer.
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New York
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Quinn
Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Dodgers
Crown Up For Grudge Match Tonight in Miami
Maaie Roosenbloom defends his light heavyweight title against rising contender Joe Knight in a %-round bout in Miami with the champion listed as a slight favorite.
Rosenbloom Favored To Defend Title In Miami Bout
Maxie Rosenbloom is an 8 to 5 favorite to retain the world light heavyweight crown against Joe Knight in a 1 round bout at the Madison Square Garden Arena. Nearly 2000 fans expect to witness Florida's first title fight since 1964. Knight would become champion if he wins. Knight's backers guarantee Rosenbloom $15,000 for the title shot. Knight takes 50 percent of gate after 10 percent deduction for the Miami milk fund. gate projected about $40,000.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
Maxie Rosenbloom
Young Joe Knight
Cairo
Madison Square Garden Arena
Florida
Jim Corbett
King
Charley Mitchell
England
Jacksonville
Knight
Maxie
Knights
Rosenbloom
Georgia Southpawe
Londos Wins Pro Wrestling Title Bout in Chicago
Jim Londos defeated Joe Savoldi before about 20 000 fans in Chicago to even their series in a 20 minute bout. Londos used a reverse body hold for the decisive fall after a match marked by slaps and arm locks. A rematch was planned.
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Chicago
Jim Londos
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Londos
Savoldi
Joe
Miller Victor in 10 Round Non Title Bout
Fred Miller of Cincinnati won a 10 round non-title decision over Frankie Covelli of Brooklyn at the Broadway Arena. About 2,500 fans attended the weigh in at 126 pounds for Miller and Covelli 129 pounds. Covelli suffered a left eye injury but fought through all rounds.
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New York
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
N.B.A
Frankie "Kid Covelli
Brooklyn
Broadway Arena
Miller
Covell
Wood Leads Agua Caliente Open Field
Craig Wood shot 67 to lead after the second round of the Agua Caliente tournament in Agua Caliente Mexico. Defending champion Paul Runyan sits in third as Bobby Cruikshank matches key course records and Ralph Guishann.png...
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Agua Caliente
Mex
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Bobby Cruikshank
Richmond
Paul Runyan
Woods
Los Angeles
Pasadena
San Francisco
Cruikshank
Gene Sarazen
Fred Morrison
Ralph Guidah
St. Louis
George von Elm
Lee Angeles
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Denemore Shute
Miami
Fla
Mark Fry
Willie Hunter
Stan Kertes
Cliff Baker
Portland
Pin Busters Triumph in Duck Pin Series at Weet's Alleys
The Pin Busters won two of three games against the Kinkey Dinks in a duck pin match at Weet's Alleys on Wednesday night. Kempton of the loners rolled a 155 in the opener and led the trio with a 444 for the match. scores follow.
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Kinkey Dinks
Weet's Alleys
Kempton
Yale names Ducky Pond coach to stress kicking game
Yale selects Raymond W Pond nicknamed Ducky as head coach, emphasizing a strong kicking game for the fall. Assistants include Earle Neale, Ivan Williamson, and Denny Myers under one year contracts, ending a long coaching dispute and preserving Yale's Elias head coach tradition.
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Conn
U.P
Ducky” Pond
Yale
Eli
Raymond W Pond
Malcom Farmer
Board of Control
Reggie Reot
Farmer
Earley Greasy Neale
West Virginia
Ivan Williamson
Michigan
Denny E. Myers
Iowa
Neale
24 Boys Will Show on its Card Tonight
The American Legion Golden Gloves boxing event lights up the Armory with fighters from Gallipolis Pomeroy and Athens. Eight youths per district enter in eight divisions and tonight’s bouts trim the field to eight regional finalists to meet Logan Lancaster winners in Athens next week. An added Battle Royal features six colord battlers starting at 7 30.
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American Legion
Armory
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Athens
Logan-Lancaster
W. F Burke
Southeastern
College Scores Mixed Across Early Basketball Games
Davidson edged Virginia Tech 32 to 24 while Indiana led Wabash 32 to 2 and North Carolina trailed Notre Dame 24 to 27. Other results include Tennessee 45 and Georgia Tech 43, Indiana University opponents show varied scores.
Dartmouth Alumni Event Honors Dayton Coach Blair Dayton
Karl Red Bialik of Dayton was named head football coach at Dartmouth College and will be guest of honor at the Dartmouth alumni of Southwestern Ohio celebration on February 10. The event marks the first of several nationwide alumni gatherings welcoming Blak.
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Karl “Red” Bialik
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Southwestern
Ohio
Blak
Fight Results at New York and Fargo Compact Card
In New York Freddie Miller of Cincinnati outpointed Frankie Covelli of Brooklyn in a 10 round non title bout. Patsy Bernadeto of Norwood stopped Joe Barra in 9 rounds. In Fargo A I Pah defeated Johnny Datto, while Harry Greb drew with A Christie in a 6 round affair.
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New York
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Frankie “Kid” Covelli
Brooklyn
Patsy Bernadeto
Norwood
N. J
Joe Barra
Red Hook
Fargo
N. D
A! Pah
Sioux City
Johnny Datto
Cleveland
Harry Greb
Minneapolis
Christie
St. Paul
Bartender's Team Chosen for Punch Bowl Classic Trip
New York February 1 Bartender's University students vote to send the Bartender’s mixing team to Pasadena for Shrove Tuesday February 13 eager cheers fill the campus. Coach Lou Petite assembles a bar room train to reach St Louis for a week of prep at Anheuser Busch with Captain Montmorency leading the squad.
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New York
U.P
Bartender’s School
Pasadena
Noble School
Bartender’s
Lou Petite
Bartender's University
Stork Club
Petite
Frank Phipps
Gin Rickey
Tony Wight
Wight
Serses
Montmorency
Mother Mahree
Sweet Adeline
St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch
Local Bowling Congress Opens March in Proria
Proria Alabama hosts the American Bowling Congress on March 8 for a month with over 1500 teams expected. The event offers a $1000 cash prize and diamond medals as the international championship, with total prizes around $50,000.
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Proria
W.A
American Bowling Congress
Wrestling results from Newark New Jersey and New York City
In Newark New Jersey Rudy Dusek of Omaha and Sam Cordovano of New York both won by defeating their opponents. In New York Emil Dusek and George Zaharias drew with opponents while Glen Hughes was defeated by Jack Bloomfield in Connecticut. In Chicago Jim Londos defeated Joe Savoldi and Everett Marshall beat Jim McMillen. Milo Stein born faced Milo Stein born.
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N. J
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Omaha
Masked Marvel
Sam Cordovano
New York
Sideabors
Memphis
Man Mountain Dean
Georgia
Pat McKay
Tennessee
Ray Steele
California
Emil Dusek
Hane Kampfer
Germany
Drew
Eorge Zaharias
Colorado
Steve Pessas
Hartford
Conn
Glen Hughes
Texas
John Kilonis
Greece
Jack Bloomfield
Connecticut
Chicago
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