Playbook Analysis Spurs Valley Conference Tactics
The article reviews a Washington University of St. Louis play and scouting notes on Creighton and Meyer Saussele. It highlights Coach Don White’s Purdue roots and Marshall College’s Thundering Herd facing Ohio University in Athens with tall West Virginia-linked athletes and a mix of 6-footers.
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Everett VS. Dean
Indiana U
Washington University of St. Louis
Meyer
Saussele
Don White
Washington Bears
Purdue
White
St. Louis
Creighton University
Pittsburgh
Washington
A. A. Shabinger
Creighton
Svra
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
John T. Stuart
Ohio State
Ohio University
Ohio Gymnasium
West Virginia
Sobcat Lair
Athens
Ohio
Bobcats
Marshall
Thundering Herd
Stuart
Herd
University of Kentucky
Prairmount
Glenville
Ramey Hunter
Len Priede
Williamson
James Patton
Patton
Proctorville-Rome Township
Marvin Laird
Marysville
Bernard Rogers
Richwood
Ancient Grunt-Groan Wrestlers Bring Madison Square Garden Show
In New York City heavy weight wrestling headlines two champions vie for top billing as James Londos faces James McMillen at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Jack Curley bets on Londos to protect his Boston match with Judy Dusek while other bouts draw crowds amid a looming near riot over ticket shortages.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
James Londos
James McMillen
University of Illinois
Londos
Boston
Judy Dusek
Omaha
McMillen
Jack Curley
Garden
Theiong
Curley
Mullins and Morgan Rumors Roil Indian Sox Trade Talks
DDie Morgan, Cleveland Indians slugging first baseman and 1920s promising rookie, retires to enter the lumber business. His departure disrupts Indians and White Sox trade plans as Fonseca eyes replacement and続 potential deals with Chicago. Meanwhile Francis Hunter and Vincent Richards push for an open professional tennis tourney, with Tilden Kozeluh and others joining for a possible 1932 start.
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Ddie Morgan
Cleveland Indians
Middlewest
Chicago White Sox
Morgan
Lou Fonseca
Indians
Willie Kamm
White Sox
Sox
Donie Bush
Francis W T. Hunter
Vincent Richards
Bill Tilden
Hunter
Richards
Carl Kozeluh
Ohio Matmen Defeat Kent State 26 to 8 in opener
Ohio University wrestlers won six of eight bouts to defeat Kent State 26 to 8 in the season opener at the Ohio University gym. Notable wins came from Perren Steele 126, Busha 145, and Shaffer 155, with Dunlavey and Hendricks also contributing in a strong team effort.
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Ohio Matmen
Kent State
Ohio University
Joe Begala
Kent State Tasslers
Ohio
Stijskal
Kent
Dewey Dunlavey
Ravenna
Art Hendricks
Dunvey
Kent States
Thor Olsen
Steel
Busha
Shaffer
Perren Steele
Prouds
Scott
Monoweth
Baker
Stanley
Ober
Byers
Red Cross Officials to Testify on Hunger Relief Sum
Chairman John Barton Payne and other Red Cross leaders are summoned before the House Appropriations Committee to justify the need for the Senate noted $26,000,000 hunger relief appropriation. The hearings aim to temper House demand for Senate amendments to the Interior Department bill, an administration policy stance.
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Washington
U.R
John Barton Payne
Red Cross
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Interior Department
Administration
Sullivan gets life sentence in Kansas murder case
Muriel Sullivan twenty year old waitress pleaded guilty to killing Mrs Maude Martin for eighty five dollars and was immediately sentenced to life in prison. The act was to stop Mrs Martin from testifying against Dr S A Brainard in the death of Mrs Martins sister.
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Independence
Kans
U.P
Muriel Sullivan
Maude Martin
Miss Sullivan
Syracuse captain Stevens injured in Colgate game ends football days
Physicians treating Warren Stevens, Syracuse football captain, say his skull fracture from the Colgate game ends his undergraduate sports career. Stevens remains active on the basketball team as the sole new member among a veteran quintet that has played together four seasons.
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Warren Stevens
Syracuse
Colgate Noy
Stevens
Hollister Hi Defeats Glouster Tomcats In Narrow Win
Hollister Hi edged Glouster Tomcats 85 to 81 on the Glouster floor. The game was rough with 24 fouls called. Henry scored 19 points for Glouster while Westfall led Hollister with 14 points.
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Glouster
Hollister Hi
Glouster Tomcats
Helliater
Hollister
Henry
Gilouster
Westfall
Boxing Tension Eases as Phil Scott Eyes Return
Phil Scott had threatened to sell his beauty shop and return home for several dives, but the situation appears calmer now and a possible comeback is hinted.
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Phil Scott
Boxing Commission Reconsiders MSG Authority over Carera
The New York Boxing Commission ruled it lacked power to bar Primo Carera from Madison Square Garden. The decision mirrors concerns about crowd control and venue authority impacting events.
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New York Boxing Commission
Primo Carera
Madison Square Garden
Marietta Tigers Run Past Athens Bulldogs 30 to 10
In Arriet a Jan 26 report the Marietta Tigers overpower the Athens High Bulldogs 30-10 after a tight first half 9-8. Marietta's defense dominates and Britton leads scoring with 9 points as the taller second team beats Athens Junior High 16-8.
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Bulldogs
Arietta
Athens High
Marietta Tigers
Big Tiger
Little Bulldogs
Marietta
Athens
Britton
Curtis
Kenogle
Immel
Sheppard
Northwestern Seeks Big 10 Title as Unbeaten Five Favored
Northwestern stands undefeated with four conference wins and is viewed as a near lock for the Big 10 crown. Indiana looms as the main challenger with three wins and one loss, while Michigan Wisconsin Purdue and Ohio State trail but may still rise.
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Wildcats
Httle
Northwestern
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Purdue
Ohio State
Minnie
Chicabo
Michiwghis
Winconath
Ohio
Hayes named new Indians University football coach in 1924
FLC Hayes, longtime track and freshman football coach at Indians University since 1924, was chosen to replace Pat Page as varsity mentor. Page resigned his Hoosier berth earlier, and Hayes was selected Saturday night at a Faculty Athletic Commission meeting.
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Hayes
Indians University
Pat Page
Page
University Faculty Athletic Commission
Canzoneri Defends Lightweight Title in New Orleans Fight
Tony Canzoneri defends his lightweight title in New Orleans in a 10 round bout against Farr. Farr, Clevelandback, will face the champion as referee leveland officiates with Canzoneri the betting favorite to win.
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Tony Canzoneri
New Orleans
Farr
Leveland
Manero Drops Open Golf Tourney Lead To Guldehl
Tony Manero of Elmaford New York forfeited a $5,000 open golf tournament in Texas to Ralph Guldehl. Guldehl led by one stroke Saturday morning and won the afternoon session to clinch victory.
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Tony Manero
Elmaford
N.Y
Motion Picture Industries
Suns
Ralph Guldehl
Texas
Manero
Billiard Tour Sparks Underdog Upsets in Chicago
Otto Retsely of Philadelphia remained the sole undefeated entrant in the World three cushion billiards tournament in Chicago. Arthur Thurnblad, who had tied Retsely, was upset yesterday. Three matches remain and a deadlock appears likely.
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Otto Retsely
Philadelphia
Cteaaman
Chicago
Amd
Arthur Thurnblad
Reely
Speed veteran Malcolm Campbell eyes skyward speed record
The 46yearold speed veteran Malcolm Campbell believes no course on earth can currently support a land speed record beyond 280 to 300 miles per hour. He asserts the limits of land speed testing remain tied to course and propulsion capabilities.
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Malcom Campbell
Berg to Fight Perlick at Madison Square Garden This Week
English boxer Jack Kid Berg arrives in New York for a third meeting with Herman Perlick at Madison Square Garden this week as both fighters seek advancement.
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Jack
Kid) Berg
England
Madison Square Garden
Herman Perlick
Kalamasoyg
Kent Wrestler Pins Ohio Grappler in 3 55
AKent heavyweight Stijskal dominated his bout with Art Phillips but could not overcome Shelly Kent 175 pounder. Kent pinned Ohio grappler in 3 55 to seal the win ending with a three minute margin.
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Shelly
Kent
Stijskal
Art Phillips
Ducky
Kent Heavy
Ohio
Rope climbing champions named in U S report
Leonard Stern of the Los Angeles A C is the rope climbing world champion. Alfred Jochim of the Swiss Turnverein of New Jersey is the long horse champion and Frank Haubold of New Jersey is the side horse champion. The big horse champion is not named but likely Carnera.
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Leonard Stern
Los Angeles A. C
O’geoffy
United States
Alfred Jochim
Swiss Turnverein
New Jersey
Frank Haubold
Carnera
Pirates Clean House Removes Ton Sils From Players
Twelve Pirates players have had their ton sils removed to improve fielding on ground balls. The team aims to reduce misplays and boost infield stability during the season.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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