Connie Mack Proposes Sliding Scale Salaries for Baseball
Connie Mack suggests a league wide sliding scale to cap salaries by ranking top players at each position and paying others proportionally. Critics led by Col Ruppert argue it impractical. supporters led by Lou Comiskey praise it as a fair curb on rising costs.
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Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Lou Comskey
Chicago White Sox
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Daniel M. Daniel
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Chapter
Baseball Writers
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Col. Ruppert
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Ruppert
Jim Tierney
New York Giants
Bob Quinn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Griffith
G. P. Nugent
Phillies
Comiskey
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cuba
Bishops and Bobcats Set For Big Buckeye Clash Tonight
Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University prepare for a high level clash at the Men's gym with full strength squads expected. Both teams lead the Buckeye Conference race, but Wesleyan holds an edge in common opponents and team cohesion. Grover Grover voices cautious optimism while eyeing lineup tweaks to boost scoring and defense.
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Bobcats
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Ohio
Wesleyan
Western Reserve
Red Cats
Miami
Redskins
Akron Goodyear
Akron
Goodyears
Ray Detrick
Hoys
Bill Reeves
Beanie Berens
Methodists
Grover
Chiclo Wesleyan
Burt
Bill Schmidt
Vosition
Reeves
Witoaceous
Bo McAdams
Stark Schmidt
G. Stamm
Xavier Akron Win Cage Tilts
The article reports on college basketball results across Ohio. Capital beat Ohio Northern 32 to 2 in Ada while Wittenberg topped Heidelberg 36 to 17 in Springfield. Toledo beat Bowling Green 31 to 22, Muskingum defeated Marietta 36 to 27, Xavier beat Chattanooga 36 to 28, and Akron edged Kent State 24 to 22 after leading most of the game.
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Toledo
Muskingum
Xavier
Akron
Ada
Ohip
Springfield
Heidelberg
Toledo University
Aluskingum
Marietta
Xavier Dribbiers
Chattanooga University
Tennessee
Akron University
Kent State College
Kent
Women bowling opens in big Ohio event at Columbus
The 10th annual Ohio Women's Bowling Association tournament starts Friday at Columbus with the Turner Alleys Cincinnati team, the Dresier Five, defending state central states and national titles. Queen City five led by Charlotte Wessendorf and teammates Corinne Nordeman Eista Fraig Hattie Piper Catherine Burling set a high bar as about $2,000 in prizes await top scorers through Monday.
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Ohio Women's Bowling Association
Charlotte Wessendorp
Corinne Nordeman
Eista Fraig
Hattie Piper
Catherine Burling
Sandusky
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Bulldogs crush Jackson quintet 38 17 on home floor
Athens High beat Jackson High 38 to 17 led by Kircher and Faulkner on most shots. Entwistle controlled boards and the Bulldogs pulled away 14-4 early, 26-9 at half, before reserves closed the third. Kircher scored 15, Faulkner and Entwistle six each. Jackson’s Farrar had six.
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Basketball Strategy Forward to Guard Pivot Block Play
The description outlines a forward to guard sequence using jumping centers as pivots. X-1 taps to the forward, X-2. Centers leap for the tap as the guard X-3 cuts toward them then reverses around the centers to create a screen. X12 delivers the pass to X-3 as he cuts for the basket.
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No Ten Goal Polo Players After Cuts
New York January 16 AP The United States Polo Association revised handicaps leaving no ten goal players in the world. Thomas Hitchcock Jr dropped from ten to nine, Cecil Smith from ten to nine and Elmer Boeseke from ten to eight. Winston Guest rose to nine while Michael Phipps and William Post moved to eight. Raymond Guest went from six to seven as other leading players saw changes.
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United States Polo Association
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England
Hitchcock
Cecil Smith
Austin
Tex
Elmer Boeseke, Jr
California
Smith
Boeseke
Winston Guest
United States
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Guest
Michael Phipps
William Post
Jimmy Mills
Eric Pedhey
H. W. (Rube) Williams
Raymond Guest
Winston
Victor Ghezzi Wins Playoff in Los Angeles Open
Victor Ghezzi of Deal New Jersey defeated John Revolta of Milwaukee in an 18 hole playoff to win the Los Angeles Open after tying the 72 hole event at 2835. Each earned 1175 dollars for first and second money, with Harold McSpaden taking 1000 as winner of the Pasadena Open tuneup. The Deaf Golf Club pro shot 73 at the Los Angeles Country Club to claim the title by two strokes.
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San Francisco
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Harold McSpaden
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Deaf Golf Club
Ross Suspended From New York Boxing Duties
New York January 16 Barney Ross lightweight champion of the world is suspended in New York until he defends his title against Lou Ambers. The action by the New York State Athletic Commission follows Ross failing to defend his crown within six months. Ambers named outstanding 135 pound challenger by the commission.
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Barney Ross
New York State Athletic Commission
Ross
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
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Ambers
Barney
Carole Lombard Signed for The Gay Bride Majestic
Carole Lombard, the blonde screen star, is signed to play the title role in MGM’s The Gay Bride a post prohibition era satire. The film begins at the Majestic Theater with Lombard trading a European vacation for the role. The cast includes Chester Morris Leo Carrillo Zasu Pitts Nat Pendleton Sam Hardy and Walter Walker. Stepin Fetchit faces listener questions about intelligible delivery as he works a scene by scene approach in The County Chairman. Franchot Tone stars in The World Moves, an early love story of the century, on view in town.
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Joan Crawford
Norma Shearer
Jean Harlow
Jeanette MacDonald
Helen Hayes
Chester Morris
Leo Carrillo
Zasu Pitts
Nat Pendleton
Sam Hardy
Walter Walker
Stepin Fetchit
Fox Film
Stepin
Sassafras
Wil Rogers
Ohio Theater
John Blystone
Edward W. Butcher
Rogers
Step
Eleine Carro
Franchot Tone
Centun
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