MITCH S MUSINGS ON RADIO BROADCAST STYLE
Ty Tyson WWJ Detroit argues against censoring game descriptions and bans on second guessing umpires or managers He says broadcasts should describe reactions and be cautious only with extreme liberties Official scorers judgments remain final Poised debate includes Havey Boyle Pittsburgh Post critic and AL censorship proposal.
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Toatch
Ty Tyson
WWJ
Detroit
Detroit News
Tyson
Havey Boyle
Pittsburgh Post
Boyle
Ace Parker listed as top back in South by Duke electors
Henry Mclemore reports in Pinehurst that among 50 000 North Carolinians Ace Parker of Duke is hailed as the best back in the South since Indian Joe Guyon. Parker’s 25 to 105 yard runs and a famed 62 yard boot from behind his goal line boost him over Sam Francis in the running for an all America backfield. Wallace Wade spoke highly of Parker’s talent.
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Henry McLemore
Pinehurst
N. C
U.P
Sam Francis
Nebraska
Ace” Parker
Duke
South
Joe
Guyon
Georgia Tech
Parker
North Carolina University
Ace
North
United Press
Sammy Baugh
Ack Parker
North Carolina
Tennessee
Wallace Wade
Beattie Feathers
John Cain
Alabama
ED Goddard
U.C.L.A
Probe Funds Of Waterloo Cage Coach
State Examiner report finds $3,068.11 deficit in Waterloo High School athletic funds linked to coach Hairston. For 1934-35 he reported $903 receipts and $602 disbursements without itemizing. Investigators allege improper handling amid a 1935 tour and removal as secretary treasurer.
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Columbus
Magellan E. Hairston
Ohio
Joseph T. Tracy
Hairston
Rio Grande College
Waterloo Wonders
Board of Education
B. B. Vance
Waterloo High School Athletic Fund
Waterloo Athletic Association
Waterloo Board of Education
Virgil Null
Vance
Athletic Association
State High School Athletic Association
Ray Watts
Baldwin-Wallace
Schoen
Norm
Schmidt Agrees to Three Year Contract at Ohio State
Ohio State athletic board extended coach Francis A. Schmidt for three years. Jim McDonald and Ralph Wolfe named co captains for 1957. Schmidt’s third season at OSU followed two successful years with a Big Ten title chase and key wins over Notre Dame and Illinois.
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Francis Schmidt
Schmidt
Ohio State Athletic Board
Buck
Southwest
Ball
Ralph Wolfe
Youngstown
McDonald
Wolfe
Ohio State
Joe Gailus
Sid Gillman
Fershman
Michigan
Texas Christian
Illinois
Notre Dame
Bucks
Minnesota
Waterloo Wonders basketball funds and diploma disputes documented
A report covers Waterloo Wonders basketball finances from Dec 20 1934 to Apr 5 1935 showing 33 games. $3,971.11 receipts from 30 games with high school and independent teams, plus large gate shares at several venues. The audit notes missing equipment, unresolved diplomas for Beryl Drummond and Wyman Roberts, and prior coach Hairston’s disputed tenure.
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Waterloo
Ironton High
Xenia High School
Wonders
Xenia
Dayton Fairmont
Newport
Franklin
Marietta
Ashland
Vance
H. R. Townsend
Townsend
Hairston
Board of Education
Lawrence County
Beryl Drummond
Wyman Roberts
J. W. Swango
Roy L. Henry
United Press
Athletic Association
Henry
Baldwin Wallace Star Norm Schoen Captures Scoring Title
Baldwin Wallace halfback Norm Schoen ends his college career as the top scorer with 117 points, including 19 touchdowns and 3 extra points, leading the nation after a 67 to 0 win over Louisville. His 31 points surpassed Ray Zeh’s 112 points from last season.
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Columbus
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio
Norm Schoen
University of Louisville
Yellow Jackets
Greater
Cleveland
Ray Zeh
Western Reserve
Schoen
Zeh
Otto Vokaty
Heidelberg
All Sections Represented On United Press All America Grid Squad
Eleven players from nationwide regions named to the 1936 United Press All America football team. Split: Midwest Far West South East and Southwest provide the 11, led by inspirational play and resilience. highlights include Yale’s Larry Kelley Duke’s Ace Parker Notre Dame’s John Lautar and Texas Christian’s Sammy Paugh among others.
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United Press
New York
Midwest
Southwest
Larry Kelley
Yale
Princeton
Sammy Paugh
Texas Christian
John Lautar
Notre Dame
Irish
Army
Northwestern
Sam Francis
Nebraska
Pittsburgh
Bob Herwig
California
Ed Goddard
Washington State
He Will Choose Pro Football If He Fails
He plans to accept a pro football offer if he does not succeed. Sheen's scoring runs in the season's last two games left rivals far behind. Dick Hunter of Marshall had 73 points for second place and Stanley Junius of Akron had 72 for third.
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Sheen
Dick Hunter
Marshall
Stanley Junius
Akron
All-America back and linemen named in UPI vote
United Press lists Larry Kelley as the top back with key praise from Ducky Pond. Ed Widseth Max Starcevich Bob Herwig John Lautar Averell Daniell praised as premier linemen shaping Pitt and Minnesota plays this season.
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Midwest
Minnesota
Larry Kelley
Ducky Pond
Kelley
Harvard
Baugh
ED Widseth
Big Ten
Gophers
Max Starcevich
Jimmy Phelan
Starcevich
Bob Herwig
Gaynell Tinsley Lauded as South’s Greatest Wingback
The passage hails Gaynell Tinsley as the South’s finest wingman, praised by coach Bernie Moore who calls him the all time American end. It notes his blocking, pass catching, and long touchdown runs after receptions.
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Daniell
Gaynell Tinsley
South
Bernie Moore
Tinsley
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