Rockne speech outlines football ethics and guard duties
A column excerpt cites Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne addressing Cincinnati readers on football conduct. He classifies by traits such as the swellhead critic quitter and dissipater, asserts discipline and conditioning, and highlights Bert Metzger, a 154 pound guard, as an example of grit.
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Odds Year Hoodoo Menaces Chances of Street's Club
New Orleans reports Pearl and Cleveland Indians prep for weekend exhibition games as Roger Peckinpaugh plans to choose pitchers by condition. Joe Vosmik shines in practice, homering thrice at Pelican Park amid early season buildup.
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Fight Card Prepares New Champion in Athens Tourney
Athens Armory hosts a boxing card with an eight round main event featuring Cuddy Dixon and Eddie Touley, plus three six rounders and a four round bout. Ohio high school basketball opens state tournament play across multiple cities with 160 Class A teams and 250 Class B entries, leading to a March 21 title clash at a central site.
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Ashland College Star Sets Ohio Scoring Record
Lewiston Pa. center Harry of Ashland College tops Ohio scoring with 809 points in four years. He reached the mark after Baldwin Wallace game week. He has 18 games this season and 199 points this week, plans to graduate and pursue a career.
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Cincinnati Spring Football Practice Opens
Cincinnati reports begin for spring football as candidates report on Wednesday. Spring practice runs through March and April at the university.
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Cubs Begin Spring Practice At Catalina Island
Hack Wilson and the Chicago Cubs faced curve balls in a long batting practice session on Avalon, Catalina Island, as 16 pitchers prepared to start throwing. A practice game between the Yannigans and Regulars is slated for today.
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Pirates Players Near Return After Injury Break
PASO ROBLES California March report says Paul Waner, missing Pirates outfielder, may arrive late this week after leg infection treatment in St Louis. Pitcher Steve Swetonic was told an elbow operation is needed and may sideline him about two months.
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Verger Dodges Third Base Share as Pickering Impresses
In San Antonio on March 5 Johnny Verger, the Coast beauty worth $80,000, may not hold the third base job alone. Urban Pickering, newly drafted from Birmingham, played third yesterday and showed standout ability. Pickering had winter baseball experience on the Pacific Coast and is in fine form. Freddie Lindstrom, last season’s third baseman, remains active in right field.
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White Sox tout Henline after strong spring with club
White Sox manager Donie Bush praises catcher Butch Henline for a standout start to spring training. Henline, acquired from Toledo last season, has shown marked improvement since practice opened, with Bush noting a transformation that recalls Casey Stengel's work at Toledo.
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Robins Pound Regulars In Rainy Camp Practice
In Clearwater Florida on March 5 the Brooklyn Robins defeated the Regulars 32 to 3 in a seven inning practice game. The Robins belted nine homers with Herman and Frederick each hitting two as the heaviest hitting display by a Brooklyn squad in a camp game.
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Red Sox face major league challenge with young players
The coach outlines a plan to integrate minor league talent with established veterans for the Boston Red Sox. He cites players like Morris, Durham, Gaspe, Russell, and Olson as key prospects, notes challenges at third base, and emphasizes shaping infield and outfield depth while evaluating new signees and drafts.
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Cincinnati Reds Hold First In-Field Practice
In Tampa on March 5 the Cincinnati Reds conducted their initial in-field drill with Heath at first Cuccinello at second Durocher at short and Sigafoos at third.
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Peters burg rookie recruit may miss weeks with knee injury
Charles Wilson, a infield recruit from Rochester, sustained a deep cut above the knee during a third base throw in a practice game in St. Petersburg. The Braves may keep him out for several weeks as Rebbit Maranville's regulars were defeated 11 to 4 by the rookies for the second straight day.
Basketball results from various college games
The scoreboard lists multiple outcomes: Wooster 46 over Otterbein 19. Cedarville 44 over Urbana 239. Butler 19 over Franklin 14. DePauw 25 over Ball Teachers 21. Parsons 24 over Iowa Wesleyan 2%. Kansas Aggies 44 over Okla Aggies 25. Bradley 26 over Carthage 14. Crake 21. Washburn 29 over Princeton 24. Rutgers 22 over Penn 9. Swarthmore 28 over Penn 9.
Fesler Leads All Big 10 Selections In All Western Team
Northwestern star Joe Reiff was the only unanimous choice among 10 coaches as five schools placed men on the United Press all Western Conference basketball team. First team includes Schoening of Minnesota Daniels of Michigan Wooden of Purdue Vealer of Ohio State. second center Locke of Minnesota McCarne s Northwestern Marshall Northwestern Owen Aliiota Altenhof Michigan Reiff Northwestern.
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Ohio Cagers to Be Guests at Victory Banquet
Members of the Ohio University Buckeye championship basketball squad and freshmen plus invited guests will gather in a victory banquet at the university cafeteria Thursday. The program includes talks by the coaching staff led by Head Coach Butch Grover, with Dr. E B Fryan, president, likely to offer a short toast.
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Carroll to host Mercer in silent football game
John Carroll University will host Mercer University of Macon Georgia in a silent football game at Cleveland Ohio October 14. W M Murphy athletic director announced today.
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