Notre Dame Names Layden as New Football Coach and Athletic Director
Mitel's Musings recalls Knute Rockne era and the transition at Notre Dame as Imer Layden steps in as football coach and director of athletics. The piece notes Layden’s popularity, past success at Duquesne, and a banquet moment with Hank Anderson while reflecting on the program’s storied history.
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Layden
Notre Dame
Hank Anderson
South Bend
Anderson
Andern
Football Scores From Early 20th Century Games
Football results show Kansas 7 Centenary 7 and Aolumbia 7 Stanford 0 with several other college matchups. Basketball highlights include Minnesota 37 Nebraska 16 and Princeton 38 Toledo 19.
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Kansas
Centenary
Aolumbia
Stanford
Iquesne
Miami
North
South
Clara
Hawaii
Deans
East
Diana
Temple
Ionesota
Nebraska
Pro State
Dayton
Vntue
Arizona
Littenberg
Princeton
J Son M
Toledo
Columbia Lions Upset Stanford In Rainy Rose Bowl Tilt
Columbia, led by Barabas and Montgomery, stunned Stanford 7–6 in a rain soaked Rose Bowl. Barabas scored the only TD and twice halted Stanford ace Bobby Grayson as the Lions held on in front of about 40,000 fans. The win marked the Far East’s second historic upset over a Western power in the Tournament of Roses.
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Pasadena
U.P
Columbia
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Far East
A! Barabas
Harvard
Oregon
Far West
New York
Jan
David
Goliath
Morningside Heights
Columbia University
Men of
Lou Little
Lions
University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Little
Barabas
Bobby Grayson
Grayson
Cliff Montgomery
Exper
Tony
Red) Natal
Montgomery
Cardinals
Washington
Roy Riegels
Georgia Tech
California
Miller Considers Lightweight Move After Featherweight Title Defenses
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati, after five successful defenses as featherweight champion, weighs moving up to lightweight if he cannot secure a title match with Kid Chocolate. Miller defeated Young Jackie Sharkey in a New Year’s Day 10 round bout, while Chocolate has refused challenges. Miller has defended the crown against Dempsey, Dado, Arizmendi and Israel since taking the title. In a undercard, Varias Milling beat Paul Dazzo in a 10 round decision.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Freddie Miller
National Boxing Association
Kid Chocolate
New York State
Chocolate
Miller
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Sharkey
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Young Dempsey
Speedy Dado
Baby Arizmendi
Abie Israel
Varias Milling
Paul Dazzo
Chicago
Dukes Defeat Miami Eleven
Duquesne University tops Miami 33 to 7 in the New Year’s classic. Layden departs for Notre Dame after a strong season, with a late aerial attack sealing the win. Zaneskie and teammates score through the third and fourth periods while Reichgott puts Miami on the board in the fourth.
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Miami
Fla
Elmer Layden
Duquesne University
University of Miami Hurricanes
Duquesne
Zaneskie
Zaninedli
Baker
Deluca
Reichgott
Sissman
Parker Wins Junior Indoor Tennis Title in New York
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee, 18, captured the national junior indoor singles crown by defeating Gilbert A. Hunt of Washington, D. C., 6-4 6-3 7-5. Hunt and Sumner Rodman won the junior doubles. Robert Low of Choate claimed the boys’ indoor singles crown, with Low and Henry Daniels taking the doubles title.
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New York
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Gilbert A. Hunt
Washington
D. C
Parker
Lawrenceville
Hunt
Sumner Rodman
Harvard
Joseph Abrams
Frank Rericha
Robert Low
Choate School
Melvin Lapman
Evander Childs High School
Low
Henry Daniels
Rolfe Kingsley
Pottstown
Warren Cagney
the Manor Tennis Club
Chicago and Cincinnati boxing results reach decisions
Johnny Phagan 155 of Chicago defeated Sally Dukel aky 155 in a decision. Freddie Miller 124 of Cincinnati beat Jackie Sharkey 1254 in a decision. Varias Milling 130, Filipino, defeated Paul Dazzo 127 of Chicago. Roughhouse Glover middleweight from Jacksonville won a decision over Tig er Flowers of Philadelphia. Simon Nebrosky of Cincinnati defeated Dick Clark of Memphis in welterweight action. Sherrad Kennard 144 of Fargo won by decision over Prince Saunders 142 of Chicago. Star Fricsco 111 of Los Angeles KO Chata Laredo 112 of Mexico City to claim California flyweight title. Sailor Wirts 157 of Lodi defeated Sailor Riley 158 of Lodi.
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Chicago
Johnny Phagan
Sally Dukelaky
Cincinnati
Freddie Miller
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Varias Milling
Paul Dazzo
Roughhouse Glover
Jacksonville
Tiger Flowers
Philadelphia
Simon Nebrosky
Dick Clark
Memphis
Fargo
N. D
Sherrad Kennard
Prince Saunders
Stockton
Calif
Star Fricsco
Los Angeles
Chata Laredo
Mexico City
California
Sailor Wirts
Lodi
Sailor Riley
Hitler blocks Schmeling vs King Levinaky fight
Chicago officials report Adolf Hitler objected to Max Schmeling facing Jewish challenger King Levinaky. Plans had called for a February 16 title bout at Chicago Stadium, but the match was abandoned after the objection surfaced.
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Chicago
Plang
Max Schmeling
Germany
King Levinaky
Joe Jacobs
Adolf Hitler
Schmeling
Jack Curley Swears Wrestling Matches Hard for Him to Cope
A Henry McLemore dispatch from New York surveys sports figures. Jack Curley swears every mat bout leaves him wondering who will win. The piece names top wrestlers Browning Steele Singh Savoldi Londos Lewis Makcewicz Mahamut Steinke and notes other sports developments from auto racing to pigeonholes of boxing and yachting.
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Jack Curley
New York
U.P
Hal Chase
Arizona
Sister
Terry
McGovern
Brooklyn
Cuba
Canzoneri
Klick
Browning
George
Steele
Singh
Savoldi
Londos
Lewis
Makcewicz
Mahamut
Steinke
Curley
al Mamaux
Newark Bears
New York Yankees
T.O.M Sopwith
W. L. Stephenson
Valsheda
Anderson to Coach NC State Grid for Three Years
Heardy W. Anderson formerly head coach at Notre Dame will lead North Carolina State College football for the next three seasons. President Brooks and athletics director Ray Sherman announced the signing last night. State showed a poor record last season with only one win and John P. Smith’s contract from Notre Dame was not renewed.
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Imer Layden
Athleat Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Harper
Knute Rockne
Anderson
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State College
Heardy W
Hunk) Anderson
E. C. Brooks
Ray Sherman
State
John P
Clipper) Smith
Wrestling Results From Dallas Detroit New York and Columbus
The report lists several bouts: Glen Wade Nebraska threw Marshal Blackstock Knoxville Abe Kaplan New York threw Pat Flanagan Salt Lake City at Dallas. Jimmy Hefner Sherman Texas defeated Johny Atkins Kansas City while Dutch Hefner Sherman Texas drew with Nanjo Singh Mysore India Harold Metheny St Louis pinned Jack Knoche Toronto at Dallas. Bull Curry Hartford Conn heavyweight defeated Alex Kasabowski Renfrew Ont Paul Orth Cleveland light heavy threw Toots Bates Amarillo Texas Paul Adams Macon Ga middleweight threw Larry Labelle Ottawa Dale Haddock Birmingham Ala middleweight threw Jim Longacre Pittsburgh. In New York Yanka Zeleznia Russia beat Little Beaver North Carolina Carlos Henriquez Cuba beat Mike Chaplin New York. In Columbus Joe Banaski Oklahoma light heavyweight pinned Don Hill Los Angeles Chief Chenchki Indiana light heavyweight defeated John Kilonis Dayton Bobby Pearce Los Angeles defeated Merie Dolby Columbus.
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Kansas
Jimmy Hefner
Sherman
Texas
Johny Atkins
Kansas City
Dutch Hefner Sherman
Nanjo
Singh
Mysore
India
Harold Metheny
St. Louis
Jack Knoche
Toronto
Detroit
Bull Curry
Hartford
Conn
Alex Kasabowski
Renfrew
Paul Orth
Cleveland
Toots Bates
Amarill
Paul Adams
Macon
Larry Labelle
Ottawa
Dale Haddock
Birmingham
Ala
Jim Longacre
Pittsburgh
New York
Yanka Zeleznia
Russia
Little Beaver
North Carolina
Carlos Henriquez
Cuba
Mike Chaplin
Columbus
Joe Banaski
Oklahoma
Don Hill
Los Angeles
Chief Chenchki
Indiana
John Kilonis
Dayton
Bobby Pearce
Merie Dolby
Centenary and Arkansas Tie In Dixie Classic Battle
In Dallas the Centenary University and University of Arkansas football teams battled to a 7 to 7 tie in the Dixie Classic benefiting the Shrine Crippled Children's Home. About ten thousand spectators attended the post season matchup.
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Dallas
Tex
Centenary University
University of Arkansas
Shrine Crippled Children's Home
College Cagers Enter Hardest Part of Skeds
Ohio State and Northwestern share the Big Ten lead as a busy week begins with Princeton visiting Columbus and Ohio State opening Western Conference play at Chicago. Princeton fell to Wittenberg 37 33 as Ohio basketball braces for a demanding slate ahead.
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Rockne
King
Skeds
Ohio State
Northwestern
University of Dayton
Ohio
Western Ontario
Ohio Wesleyan
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Columbus
University of Chicago
Wittenberg
Tigers
Buckeye
Miami
Oxford
Cincinnati
Marshall
Huntington
West Scores 12-0 Shrine Game Victory Over East
The West defeated the East 12 to 0 before 30 000 fans at Kezar Stadium on New Year’s Day. Nebraskas George Sauer earned all American honors after scoring both West touchdowns and forcing key fumbles. Danowski of Fordham nearly matched Sauer’s impact for the East.
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San Francisco
U.P
George Sauer
Nebraska
Kezar Stadium
Sauer
Charlies Bernard
Michigan
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Joseph Skiadany
Pittsburgh
Charlies Ceppi
Princeton
Bill Smith
Washington
Mayor Angelo Roast
Danowski
Fordham
Garden Schedules Two Fights in Florida
New York Jan 2 Primo Carnera will defend the world heavyweight title against Tommy Loughran in a six round bout at the Garden Miami bowl on February 22. Maxie Rosenbloom will risk his light heavyweight crown against Joe Knight of Florida on February 1 in Miami.
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New York
U.P
Madison Square Garden
Miami
Primo Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Garden
Miami Bowl
Maxie Rosenbloom
Joe Knight
Florida
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