Baer Knocks Levinsky Cold in 2nd Round Title Bout
In Chicago, Max Baer halted King Levinsky in 63 seconds of the second round at the Chicago Stadium. Baer, 211 pounds, delivered a brutal right to Levinsky’s chin after an opening where Levinsky, 261 pounds, absorbed a punishing round. Referee Tommy Thomas counted out Levinsky as he lay on his back, the crowd of 14,000 watching.
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Max
Levinsky
Chicago
Nec
King Levinsky
Max Raer
Lernskyy
Hom All
Baer
Lavinsky
Lin
Yommy Thomas
Abbethea
Vielown Bane
Escane
Reat
Limot
Kingfilsh
Sleyetoevinsky
Daer
Jim
Mimote
Geyfncky
Wharfe
Hhe Hulpleas
Shaughnessy and Harlow Named for Harvard Post
New York December 28 The name of Clark B Shaughnessy coach at the University of Chicago was mentioned as a possible candidate for Harvard after talks with Harvard athletics director William 4 Binkham. Dick Harlow of Western Maryland was also mentioned as a potential candidate. No definite decision expected for at least two weeks as Harvard weighs outsiders versus its graduate staff.
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New York
Clark B. Shaughnessy
University of Chicago
Tha Urs
Conchos
Addia Casey
Tharvard
Shaughnessy
William 4. Binkham
Harvard
The
Crimson
Bodies recovered as authorities seek girl missing from Mason family tragedy
In Hardaville West Virginia officers dragged the Hughs river tonight for the body of Marie Mabun four years old after finding the bodies of her three sisters Laverna Maggie and Letty all aged between two and seven in the stream. The Masoon family mother Hilda Mason twenty near Petroleum and Deynols Freddie Cunningham sixteen were in a boat swept toward a submerged tree when it overturned. Cunningham and Frank Tewis of Rusk rescued Mabun but could not save the four siblings. Funeral plans await the condition of Mrs Mabun who suffered shock and exhaustion.
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Hardaville
W. Va
Officera
Uughus
Marie Mabun
Laverna
Maggie
Letty
Laverna Masun
Rigvar
Hilda Mason
Petroleum
Deynols
Mamee
Stanford Ready to Challenge Alabama in New Year Classic
The author argues Stanford, tested and battle ready with a tough backfield and strong line, may upset Alabama in Pasadena. He notes Alabama’s one backfield unit led by Dixie Howell faces a sterner test against Stanford’s Grayson and Hamilton, with Stanford’s overall depth and speed favored.
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Ramethnes
Bistiysn
Alabama
Staffard
Heller
Ava
Stanford
Pasadena
Howard
Sewanee
Torah
Mis- Bisalon State
Tennessee
Georgia
Kentucky
Clonnon
Ceorgia Tach
Vanderbilt
Pitt
Trojans
Ohio State
Tolking Willy Frank Weimer
Éoneh
Hikina Weh Benim
Bluefield
Crimson Tide
Dixie Howell
Howell
Bruiser
Wolcha
NCAA Adopts Code of Fair Practice
New York Dec 28 A nitr a pulpt code for the guide of cal wes and univeratiles scongeling with subsidization of athlewes but bhoding on no one watch adopted box day by the National Collegiama Athle te aasociation by the twenty or third annual convention ended. The code aims to guide college presidents and athletic directors on ethics, not binding on members, with focus on preventing improper recruiting and payments.
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New York
cal+ wes
Collegiama
G. Clevenger
Indland
Iara Beet
Wo Oyun
Thesa
Ahind
Joh le Griffin
N.C.C.A
Sai Nca
Iie
Clevene
Golf Swing Analysis From a Noisy Exhibition
A spectator named Franéisdo offers a detailed critique of a recent exhibition. He describes grip tension and wrist cocking, noting how the left wrist relaxed before the clubhead struck. He observes shoulder tension and timing differences between the two players, suggesting swing mechanics and misalignments.
Effects of Relaxed Left-Arm Golf Swing Debate
A reader letter discusses relaxed left-arm grip in golf swings. It argues the left shoulder should not initiate the turn, hips lead the motion, and a full left-side arc prevents premature wrist cocking. The text notes potential risks if the swing is forced and emphasizes study and observation to understand swing mechanics.
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Qlmusi
Wu Reider
Sewever
Paula
Kirst
National rules committee weighs safety over spectacle in college football
New York reports Walter Q. Oakeson chairing the committee presenting the NCAA with a stance that safety remains priority. Proposals include liberalizing lateral passes and refining rules on accidental forwards, with minor adjustments to improve officiating and reduce injuries while preserving game appeal.
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New York
Walter QO. Oakeson
National
Col Legiate Athletic Association
White Okeson
Akerson
Tunturo
Okegon
Acorelosa Eamer
Coaches Urged to Curb Drinking and Gambling in Football Stands
New York dispatch reports Charles E B Dorale of Detroit urging the American Football Coaches Association to curb excessive drinking in stands and to address rising game betting. The convention endorsed a rules majority, elected Bernie Reitman to succeed Dana Bible, and urged public responsibility while noting pressure to curb extracurricular coach activities.
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New York
Charles EB
Gus) Dorala
Detroit
Woon
Sheneevila
Dorale
Chalrign
Bernie Reitman
Minnesota
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
Hoys
Raine
Dorris
Stanford Gets Sneak on Early Railbirds at Park
Pasadena report notes Stanford preparing for New Year’s game with Alabama. Coach Tiny Thornhill leads an unscheduled morning workout at Brookside Park and a double header practice, passing and tackling drills showcased. Bobby Grayson back from injury is tipped to carry the ball. Hamilton the standout blocking back clears the way. Alabama limits to a light session. Also includes erratic track race results from New Orleans with multiple horses and payouts.
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Brooklyn Dodger
Owcor
Brooklyn Bridge
Iavy Weinstock
Pitt
Weinstock
Tiny Thornhill
Drookside Park
Palo Alto
Alnea
Railbirds
Bobby Grayson
Bones Hamilton
Alabama
New Orleans
Basketball Results Scholastic Contests Report
The record shows Holloway earning 8 and 10 points for Holloway and Linsiy Military, with Bridgeport Ohio and St Mary’s Huntington Indiana teams scoring 35 and 90 respectively. Jowett 28, Stannford 22, East Fairmont 23, Alumni 90, Farmington 38, Waynesburg 8.
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Holloway
Linsiy Military
Bridgeport
St. Mary's Huntington
Ind
Jowett
Stannford
East Fairmont
Alumni
Farmington
Waynesburg
Legion Arranging Splendid New Year Boxing Program
Legion commander Working Uke atrojan shapes a top New Year amateur boxing card at Ramsey auditorium. Main event Ashby Dixon and Hol Wagonery clash for the district heavyweight crown with Dixon aiming to defend after winning the West Virginia title. Persinger and Belcher renew their semi final rivalry in a bantamweight grudge match, plus Brooks Webb defends the district featherweight belt. Seven bouts planned with additional features and a color heavyweight bout. Card details to follow in Sunday's paper.
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Uke Atrojan
Jimmy Nautis
American Legion Post
Legion Ameateur
Ramsey Auditorium
Ashby Dixon
West Virginia
Hol Wagonery
Wytheville
Dixon
Warner
West
Rands
Mulny
Ean
Belcher-Persinger
Ruby Belcher
Princeton
Leonard Persinger
Glen White
Legion
Persinger
Nese
Webb- MekKnight
Ile Ratiera
Jimmy
Brooks Webb
Concord
Webb
Winding Gulf
Boyas
Pat Commander Rands
Matllens
McComas
Students demand tougher football schedules at colleges
The piece argues that student opinion favors playing strong teams and criticizes graduate managers for scheduling weak midseason opponents. It contends that returning control to students would curb money grabs and boost sportsmanship, excitement, and national competition, urging more imaginative matchups.
Naturals Student Team Selections Create Odd Matchups
A fragment discusses student body chosen opponents who will be valued by fans and coaches, noting paradox in selecting rivals who are popular to watch. It suggests that universities should favor knowledgeable football minds over popular but weak opponents.
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Ipequas
Philip KK. Wrigley
Chicago Era
Heya
Cubs
Wrigley Feliu
Wrigley
Chicago
Phil Wrigley
Stanford
Minnesota
Midwest
Cobody
Sam Hill
Soma University
County Seat Boys Silence B16 Gang in Hot County Seat Clash
Princeton high school defeated Bikine 33 to 20 in a tightly contested county seat showdown. Elkins led scoring early for Bikine while Princeton surged behind F Hoke and Mack Whittaker before Lambert delivered a pivotal late pivot shot. The game remained close through three quarters, ending with Princeton pulling away in the final minute.
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Princeton High Geehool
Eiking High School
Princeton
Gubstattlat Eikinamergin
Bolig
Fintth
Thia
We Tosti
Goldberg
Vieltors
Weimer
Goldie
Elkins
F. Hoke
Elking
Mack Whittaker
Lambert
Loge
Ncarest
Gott
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