Baer Knocks Levinsky Out In Second Round
Chicago reports Max Baer as world heavyweight champion stops King Levinsky in 2nd round of a four round exhibition. Baer, 211 pounds, drives Levinsky to the ropes with brutal body and chin blows, ending with a knockout at 53 seconds of the second round before 14,015 spectators. Levinsky weighed 201 pounds.
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Shaughnessy and Harlow Named For Harvard Post
New York reports indicate Clark B. Shaughnessy, Chicago coach, and Dick Harlow of Western Maryland are mentioned as possible Harvard football coaches after Eddie Casey's retirement. Shaughnessy met with Harvard athletics chief William J. Bingham. formal decision likely two weeks away, with a move toward outsiders possibly replacing the graduate staff.
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William J. Bingham
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Harrisville Tragedy: Four Mason Children Drowned in River
In Harrisville West Virginia on December 28 officers dragged the Hughes river for the body of four year old Marie Mason after rescuing her three sisters Laverna seven Maggie two and Betty six who drowned when a rowboat overturned on a submerged tree. Their mother Hilda Mason twenty six and Dennis Cunningham sixteen were also swept into the stream but Mrs Mason was saved. Cunningham aided by Frank Lewis saved Mrs Mason but could not reach the girls in time. Funeral plans await Mrs Masons condition.
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Near Petroleum
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Teddy) Cunningham
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Hardworking Santa Santa Clerk of Oakland Celebrations
Captain William S. Day, 70, claims he has played Santa Claus for 41 consecutive years in Oakland Galif One of St Nick's faithful understudies brings cheer to 1,038 celebrations in a city where snow is rare and a novelty for residents.
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Stanford Set To Beat Alabama In Rose Bowl Showdown
The writer predicts Stanford will topple Alabama in Pasadena next Tuesday, arguing Stanford’s tougher schedule and deeper backfield give the Cardinal an edge. He cites Alabama’s one standout back Dixie Howell and questions the Tide’s line depth, while praising Stanford’s Grayson Hamilton and the Westen backfield.
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NCAA Adopts Code of Fair Practice
The NCAA approved a nine point code to guide colleges in handling athlete subsidization. It is non binding and aims to curb unjust practices such as cash subsidies, inflated wages, early loans, and recruiting inducements. Major Griffith said the code offers guidance for presidents and athletic directors, not police power.
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Cornell
John L. Griffith
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Association
A&i
Golf spectator explains left grip action in swing
Bobby Jones writes from San Francisco about a recent exhibition noting a possible left grip relaxation just before the clubhead reaches the top and the hands cock, followed by tightening as the full wrist cock occurs. He describes shoulder tensing and hips reversing during the swing leading to a rapid downswing.
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Benefits of Relaxed Left Grip in Golf Swing
A reader describes how relaxing the left grip before the top of the backswing can improve the golf swing by relaxing forearm muscles enabling full wrist cock, preventing premature left side restriction, and guiding a taut left side during downswing. The letter, quoted nearly in full, shows thoughtful swing observation and hopes for better scores reflected on the reader’s score card.
Unwinding Turn Led by Hips In Percussion Technique
The passage notes two points on a reverse turn: initiation by the hips rather than the left shoulder, with the hips leading so the left side stays taunt from hip to hand on the club. It warns that starting the shoulders first risks shifting weight too much and causing danger.
National rules committee backs safety over spectacle in college football
New York reports that the NCAA rules committee led by Walker O. Oakeson says safety remains the priority over making the game more spectacular. Minor tweaks may liberalize the lateral pass to boost entertainment without increasing risk to players.
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Coaches Seek Curb on Drinking and Betting at Games
New York December 28 Charles E Doraie of the University of Detroit urged the American Football Coaches association to curb excessive drinking in stands and the rising betting on game results. He proposed ejecting intoxicated spectators, and not discussing rival coaches’ habits publicly. The report favored keeping the code intact and suggested coaches refrain from alibiing losses by blaming players.
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Gue) Doraie
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Bernie Beirman
Minnesota
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
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Stanford Gets Sneak On Early Railbirds
Stanford University, preparing for the January 1 showdown with Alabama, held an unscheduled forenoon workout at Brookside Park and a double-header practice in the afternoon. Bobby Grayson has recovered from injuries and may carry the ball frequently, with Hamilton clearing the way. Alabama conducted one light workout.
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Race results from New Orleans track events
First race lists Tadcaster winning with split payouts Oswego Princess and Objection noted. Second race Gyana beats Hervala with Costlier third. Third race Sid Lea leads Cantera Dutchy. Fourth race Rockledge defeats Brown Polly Hamburger Jim. Fifth race Two Brooms edges Royal Purchase Bob Weldel. Sixth race Neil Kuhlman beats Full Tilt Oesays. Seventh race Isostasy leads Golden X Lazy Mary. Fair Grounds nw fuels-182.
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Basketball Results From Scholastic Games
Holloway 28 for Linsly Military defeats Bridgeport C 28 to 10. Jewett 26 leads Smithfield 22 as East Fairmont beats Alumni 23 to 20. Parmington 38 tops Waynesburg 33. St. Marys Huntington Ind and Huntington Alums also noted in results.
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Legion Plans Splendid New Year Boxing Program
Jimmy Rantis of the American Legion is shaping one of the city’s premier boxing cards for New Year’s night at Ramsey Auditorium. Headlining are Ashley Dixon WV state amateur heavyweight champion and Ed Wagoner of Wytheville, who beat Dixon once. Also set are Belcher vs Persinger for the district bantamweight title and Brooks Webb defending the district featherweight crown, with weigh ins 121 and 130 pounds respectively. Seven bouts in all, with three more to be announced.
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Do football schedules misfire on college campuses
A campus debate argues that student pressure for strong opponents clashes with graduate managers focus on undefeated records and gate receipts. It contends originality and testing tough rivals boost the game’s appeal, citing professional football growth as proof of bold scheduling.
Minnesota Fans Demand Rose Bowl Chance for Better Football
Minnesota students push for a team that can compete nationally, arguing the nine‑member conference forces post season limits and past jealousies ruin pride. They blame professional coaches and greed-driven managers for taking control away from students and harming sportsmanship.
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Naturals Chosen For Opponent Ball Games
A passage discusses students selecting opponents for the football team, noting that opponents picked by the student body would be viewed as the natural rivals. It critiques a university that prizes a good ball club yet bars worthy outfits from playing.
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Sam Hill
Princeton High Triumphs Over Elkins 33 30 in Tight Clash
In a dramatic county contest Princeton High School halted Elkins two game win streaks with a 33 to 30 victory. Princeton defense stifled Elkins long-range shooting and Goldberg failed to hit a field goal as Princeton surged from 9 3 down to lead at halftime 17 17 and sealed victory in the final minutes with Lambert pivot shots and a late double foul sequence.
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