Beaver Cagers Set for Pineville and Elkhorn Battles
Beaver coach Bob Brown plans to start Fortune Ruddle Purdue Jarrett and Davidson as the Beavers meet Pineville Minute Men at Beaver arena Friday and Elkhorn Indians in McDowell Saturday. Brown notes rough spots from a Christmas alumni game but expects two strong showings as the squad trains this week.
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Beaver Cagesters
Pineville
Beaver Arena
McDowell
Elkhorn Indians
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Rose Bub
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Fortune
Ruddle
Purdue
Jarrett
Davidson
Elkhorn
Beavers
Indians
Eddie Richardson
McDowell County
Jacobs Rejects Sharkey Match Over MSG Promotion
Joe Jacobs, Schmeling manager, blasts Sharkey and says Schmeling will boxing under MSG is impossible. He notes Schmeling has signed to meet Max Baer next June under Jack Dempsey promotion. Dempsey offered Sharkey a September bout after MSG contract ends, which was declined.
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Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Joe Sharkey
Schmeling
Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
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Baloney
Max Baer
Livermore
Calif
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
the Garden
Pitt stars lead West Virginia all opponent eleven
Three Pitt players headline the WVU all opponent football team, with eight other schools represented among the first eleven. Skladany of Pitt is a unanimous pick at end, Heller at halfback joins him, and Sebastian is another Pitt star on the first team with several Duquesne and Detroit players also named.
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West Virginia
Warren Heller
Magesy Skiadang
Sebastian
Mountaineers
Skladany
Becker
Marquette
Sullivan
Duquesne
Beer
Detroit
Decarbo
Danner
Georgetown
Edmunson
Wesleyan
Whittock
Temple
Heller and Sebastian
Demedowitz
Washing and Jefferson
Ercius
Centers
Romzani
Weinstock
Rajkovitch
Henthorne
W. and
Pitt tackle injuries not regarded as serious
Coach Jock Sutherland announced that Paul Cuba left tackle will be fit for the Southern California game January 2 after injuries from a scrimmage were found less serious by team physician Dr. Robert Sheanor. Cuba was carried from the field yesterday but is expected to recover in time.
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Ariz
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh Panthers
Robert Sheanor
Paul Cuba
Cuba
Spanny Pug Withdraws From All-Star Bout With Heeny
Isadore Gastanaga Spanish heavyweight informs Madison Square Garden he cannot fight Tom Heeney of New Zealand due to illness. Doctor Hafen Schiff finds no medical fault. Garden seeks substitute as the canceled 10 round bout headlines an all-star card in New York.
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New York
Isadore Gastanaga
Madison Square Garden
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Garden
Alexander Schiff
State Athletic Commission
Gastanaga
Pike 10 Headlines Next Boxing Show
Josh Pike, Bluefield college star and conqueror of Ned Gar ten, headlines a charity boxing event at Ramsey Auditorium on Monday night. Bluefield athlete Wolfe 210 pounds from Marion seeks a shot at Pike or Ramblin Red celebrities as Smiley outlines nine scraps and semi finals featuring Corvin, Smith, Webb, Gillespie, Perry, Clark, Gillespie, Long, Mathena, Profitt, Gearhart, Beckett and others.
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Bluefield College
Ned Garten
Concord
Ramsey Auditorium
Ath- Sei Smiley
Bluefield
Red Wolfe
Marion
Wolfe
Pike
Bluefield Coll
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Smiley
Mark Corvin
Bob Smith
Pocacutas
Smith
Ray Barnett
Gene Gillespie
Gillespie
Barnett
Brooks Webb
Dominick Signoretti
Webb
Gearhart
James Perry
Jack Clark
Sleepy Broyles
Jimmie Gillespie
Earl Long
Fletcher
Long
Corvin
Ira Mathena
Bill Profitt
Hampton Gearhart
Bobby Beckett
Bill Holroyd
Dr. Wiley
Mullens
Bob Noe
Chick Smith
Davie and Elkins Top San Jose State 37 32
The barnstorming Davie and Elkins basketball team defeated San Jose State College 37 to 32 on Tuesday night. San Jose State led at halftime 21 to 17 before Davie and Elkins pulled ahead, with West, Davis and Elkins scoring 15 points to seal the win.
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Calif
Davie & Elkins
San Jose State College
San Joseans
Tyler
Mathiessen
Rae
West
Davis & Elkins
Weights Of East West Squads Start Argument
In San Francisco a pregame weighing in public stirred interest before the January 2 charity football game. East at Stanford and West at Berkeley claimed possible weight differences with West coach Orin Hollingbery noting a weigh-in and downplaying the issue. East practice appeared lighter as the West prepared for final drills.
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San Francisco
Stanford University
Berkeley
Orin Hollingbery
Danw Bible
West
Lor en Lor en Twirler in the Senior Circuit
Lor en Lor en earns recognition in the senior circuit as a prominent twirler. The note highlights their rising profile and involvement with major regional showcases and competitions.
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Twirler
Twelve rules for basketball officiating and a tired referee
A columnist quizzes a local basketball official, sharing a twelve point program for on court conduct and positioning. The piece alternates with a vignette about William the football referee, highlighting the mental strain and social temptations of the job.
Kid Cupid Scores Again On Pitt Gridiron Stars
Pittsburgh reports Cupid scored another touchdown against Pitt football today. The note mentions engagements for John Karcis formerly Carnegie Tech fullback and Miss Frances Taylor, plus other Pitt players and a Tech marriage. The piece blends sports with social announcements and a humor item.
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PITT
Pittsburgh
Cupid
John Karcls
Carnegie Tech
Frances Taylor
Warren Heller
Irene Malindzak
Miller Munjas
Karcis
Lon Warneke Crowned 1932 NL Pitching Champion
Lon Warneke of the Chicago Cubs topped the 1932 National League pitching charts with a .786 winning percentage, 22 wins and 6 losses, and a 2.37 ERA over nine innings. Steve Swetonic, Dizzy Dean, Carl Hubbell, and Red Lucas also posted notable totals, while Jack Quinn set a relief appearances mark.
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Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Steve Swetonic
Pittsburgh
Jerome H
Dizzy) Dean
St. Louis
Bill Walker
Giants
Cardinals
Carl Hubbell
Walter M
Huck) Betts
Batson
Swetonic
Charles
Red) Lucas
Cincinnati
Warneke
Guy Bush
Chicago
Hubbell
Tom Zachary
Boston
Jack Quinn
Brooklyn
Peereens
Bill"Jahan
Quinn
Lloyd Davies
Hallahan
Maye Fralag
Brookyn
Jacob Weimer
Larry French
Dean
Lucas
Bill Swift
Betts
Roosevelt urges closer union of athletes and men at coaches meeting
James D. Roosevelt son of the president elect spoke at the first annual convention of the Association of College Track Coaches of America in New York. He urged closer ties between coaching and broader youth development and noted his Harvard rowing days. A plan was formed to receive delegates from the B C A A and prep coaches as associate members, with John Magee and Harry Hillman named to lead.
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Association of College Track Coaches of America
James D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harvard
National Collegiate Athletic Association
John Magee
Bowdoin
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
B. C
Phelan and Crowley Contend for Fordham Coach Job
New York Dec 28 The line of candidates for Fordham University coaching includes two former Notre Dame stars Jimmy Phelan and Jim Crowley in a tight contest to replace Major Frank Cavanaugh. Phelan once quarterbacked Notre Dame and later led Purdue to the Big Ten title and coached at Washington. Crowley, a Blest Knute Rockne quartet member, is reportedly content at Michigan State but listening. Fordham graduate manager Jack Coffey said no decision until next week.
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Notre Dame
Jimmy Phelan
Jim Crowley
Fordham University
Frank Cavanaugh
Phelan
Purdue
Washington
Crowley
Knute Rockne
Four Horsemen
Michigan State
Jack Coffey
Fordham
Jones Warns Trojan Team Against Getting Too Sure
Los Angeles December 28 Coach Howard Harding Jones challenged the USC Trojans mindset ahead of the January 2 meeting with Pittsburgh. He warned that overconfidence would be shaved away by a tough drill and personal coaching, as quarterbacks Homer Griffith and Irvine Warburton responded with renewed focus.
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Jones
Trojan Team
Los Angeles
Howard Harding Jones
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Trojans
Pitt
Homer Griffith
Irvine Warburton
Yale names Reginald D. Root as football coach
Reginald D. Root, a former Yale lineman and graduate honor student, was chosen as head football coach at Yale succeeding Marvin A Stevens. At 29, Root played on the 1924 25 Eli elevens and led the freshman team last season. Adam Walsh remains line coach. Charles A Comeford end coach. Bucky O Connor promoted to varsity backfield coach.
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Conn
Reginald D. Root
Eli
Yale
Marvin A
Notre Dame
Charles A. Comeford
Paul A. (Bucky) O’connor
Albie Booth
Coaches Group Forms Advisory Rules Panel In College Football
New York Dec 28. The national football rules committee gains an advisory coaching panel with twenty members plus three to four liaison advisers. Key coaches including McGugin Sutherland Crisler Layden Bierman Kipke Mehre Alexander Jones and Stagg honored as Amos Alonzo Stagg is praised as he retires from Chicago athletics.
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New York
National Football Rules
Margina Stevens
Yale
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Coaches’ Association
Gil Dobie
Cornell
Tuss McLaughry
Brown
Fritz Crisler
Princeton
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Harry Stuhldreher
Villanova
Elmer Layden
Duquesne
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Harry Mehre
Georgia
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
L. M
Biff) Jones
Louisiana State
Howard Jones
Southern California
Paul Schissier
Oregon State
McGugin
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
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