Buckeye clash looms after Marietta test for Green and White
The Green and White face Marietta College tonight in a preparatory outing before Buckeye Athletic Association play. With Ward out on holiday, Koterba and Warshower already sidelined, the likely lineup includes Burkholder and Swackhamer at forwards Brammer at center and Williams and Hart in the backcourt. Marietta boasts Muskingum in past showings, making the test tough as Grovermen head toward Ohio Wesleyan battle and a stiffer Buckeye schedule.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Koterba
Warshower
Williams
Jack Burkholder
Swackhamer
Brammer
Hart
Marietta
Muskingum
Buckeye
Americans and Maple Leafs Face Crucial Night Clash
New York Americans host Toronto Maple Leafs in a National League game with the lead in the International group at stake as players skate over the spot where Tex Richard’s body lies.
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New York
Tex Richard
New York Americans
Toronto Maple Leafs
Break Between Big Ten A A U Now In Light
Northwestern University sits at the center of a rising clash between the Big Ten and the Amateur Athletic Union. A cancelled meet with the Chicago Athletic Club sparked suspensions as Northwestern swimmers had competed in A A U events last summer. Major John L. Griffith of the Big Ten headed to Washington to review the dispute as the rift widens between the leagues.
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Amateur Athletic Federation
Northwestern University
Storm
Northwestern
Chicago Athletic Club
American Amateur Federation
Athletic Club
Kenneth L. Wilson
John L. Grifith
Big Ten
New Era Predicted As Two-Man Racing Returns in 1930
Automobile men in New York predict a new era in U S racing after the American Automobile Association Contest Board votes to restore the two man racing car for 1930. The streamlined steamline machines will make their last appearance at the 1929 Indianapolis.
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New York
United States
American Automobile Association
Practice Passing Drills for Better Team Play
The article describes passes in two classes baseball style long passes from back court and inside territory push passes. It outlines aerial and bounce passes with varied pressure, and suggests drills with two parallel lines 15 feet apart to build accuracy and speed before deception.
Atheny High Faces Tigers In Season Opener At Iron ton
Local prep basketball preview notes Atheny High School aims to start strong against Greens Run after uneven prior schedules. Last season Big Red beat the Tigers 36 33 in a close rivalry. The second team, coached by Edward Sharp, prepared well and will play Greens Run at 7 30 with Wagner Wilson Smith Woods in the lineup and Benton Pyle Woodard Cline Ferry Moorehead as reserves.
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John Violet
Ironton
Atheny High School
Tigers
Bulldogs
Ths Wings
Storm
Big Red
Greens
Edward Sharp
Sharp
Wagner
Wilson
Smith
Woods
Kelley
Benton
Pyle
Woodard
Cline
Ferry
Moorehead
Veeck Leaves Chicago for Catalina Island Vacation
President William L. Veeck leaves Chicago for a Catalina Island vacation. He says the Cubs will not pursue Lester Bell of the Braves or Joe Dugan, recently moved from the Yankees to Boston, as potential acquisitions.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
William L. Veeck
California
Catalina Island
Veeck
Cubs
Lester Bell
Braves
Joe Dugan
Yankees
Boston
Crawfordsville Crowned as Wabash Falls 42 to 1
In Crawfordsville Indiana Wabash College suffered a blowout loss 42 to 1 Corrick Irish center scored six field goals and two free throws for the dominant home team The result showcased Wabash College’s struggles in the game and highlighted Corrick's scoring spree
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Ind
Notre Dame
Wabash College
Corrick
Hoover Era Roommate Remembered by Denver Executive
Milt Ansenger, president of the Denver Western League club, recalls rooming with President-elect Herbert Hoover during their Stanford days, noting the shared experience of close association with a future national leader.
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Hoover Milt Ansenger
Denver
Hoover
Stanford
Nurmi Training Plan Question Sparks AAU Clash
Charles L. Ornstein of Washington challenges Metropolitan AAU authority to register Finnish runner Paavo Nurmi for the 1932 Olympics arguing unfair treatment of American athletes. Ferris notes international law places Nurmi under the foreign country's governing body since he resides in New York.
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Paavo Nurmi
Charles L. Ornstein
Washington
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Amateur Athletic Union
Ornstein
Daniel J. Ferris
Nurmi
Ferris
Georgia Tech Football Sparks Hollywood Buzz and Cash Talks
The piece notes Atlanta scribe Bill Munday securing a Hollywood screen test after stoking chatter about the New Year’s game. Warner Mize and Waite Hoyt are listed as to receive about $900 weekly from vaudeville. California’s nickname for Tech players is referenced amid a money dispute with a banker over a possible $50,000 loan.
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Bill Munday
Allanta
Warner Mize l
Waite Hoyt
Georgia Tech
California
Bempesey
Big Banker
Finnish star to compete in United States for Olympics
Ornstein criticised conditions allowing a Finnish athlete to compete in the United States while representing Finland in the Olympics, as he did in 1928 and 1934. He voiced objection to Nurmi following a similar course.
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Ornstein
Thie Orenstein
Wale Ee
United States
Nurmi
Dallas Golfer George Dexter Delivers New Year Hole in One
Dallas Texas golfer George Dexter started the New Year with a standout shot earning a hole in one on the day’s top effort. The report notes Dexter achieved the ace in a local golf round.
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George Dexter
Dallas
Tex
Start Tourney at Riviera Course with Leading Stars
The event opens January 10 at Riviera course with top players including Ornith and Leo Diegel, defending Professional Golf Association Champion. The tournament offers a $40,000 purse and begins as Lee Angeli and others headline the field.
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Lou Angelia
Lee Angele
Riviera
Ts Wuerre Ornith
Leo Diegel
Promoter Announces Meet With Ralph Grith
New Orleans January 10 promoter Martin Burke says a relay event will feature Ralph Grith and an eight and ten or so team. The announcement outlines the lineup and timing for the meet set in New Orleans.
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Martin Burke
Court Scores Mixed From College Basketball Skirmishes
A scrambled score roundup shows multiple games with mixed results. Maryland edged Yale 39 26 while Notre Dame 88 defeated Washington 45. Delaware State beat Saint Marys 14 16 and Akron 17. Holy Name Club 16 defeated Ashiane 16.
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Wesleyan
Washington
Ramp
South Carenh
Welford
Marylané
Maton
Yale
Cols Aqvinas
Oh St. Marys
Delaware St. Maryt Is
Holy Name Club
Akron
Ashiané
Godfrey Fined and Suspended by State Athletic Commission
George Godfrey heavyweight boxer was fined 1000 dollars and suspended by the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission after fouling opponent Almeelt in a bout. The commission acted yesterday and imposed the penalty on Godfrey for the incident.
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Regert Jan Ides
George Godfrey
Teddy
Almeelt
Sus
Pennsylvania State Athletic
Godfrey
Alkeer
OC Cmmission
Hitty
Rim
Pesek Defeats Che Ry In Senior Intercity Clash
John Pesek of Nebraska defeated Alaskan Jack Cherry in straight falls at the Quality Club in Columbus. Pesek won the first fall in 48 minutes and the second in a little over two minutes, proving the Nebraskan aggressive as newspapermen noted. Ade Sansman and Nichow drew in Newark, New Jersey, in a fast, scoreless bout.
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Jad
John Pesek
Nebraska Tigers
Jack Chery
Pesek
EU Pesek
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