Rules Committee May Review Huddle System On Carpet
A review of the Huddle System by the rules committee is planned. The piece notes sport writers Perry and a panel of seven coaches including Smith, Imly, Stegeman, Helsman, Witham, Wilee, and Brewer contributed. It also presents recent boxing results and a critique of current champions and weight classes.
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Andy Smith
Major Imly
Herb Stegeman
John Helsman
Myron Witham
John Wilee
Charlies Brewer
Mr. Perry
Rockne
Warner
Lawrence Perry
Canton Daily News
Grange faces tough market after star season
Lawrence Perry notes pro teams will pay high prices for stars but Grange’s value may drop after this year. He criticizes Grange’s limited showmanship in New York and Chicago games, compares training demands, and surveys famed coaches and systems as context for Grange’s star power and future pricing.
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New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Grange
Nichols
Walquist
J. Sternaman
Yost
Rockne
Zuppke
American League Declares Right In Chicago In 1900
The American League asserts its expansionist claim dating to 1900 when it moved into Chicago amid a clash with the National League and the old National Agreement. It explains how the minors faced pressure as the leagues battled over territories and player movement.
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American League
Chicago
National League
National
Ohio Conference Grid Dates 1926 Schedule List
A condensed list of 1926 football dates for the Ohio Conference with matchups across Sept 25 through Nov 25. Cities, colleges, and rivalries such as Baldwin Wallace Oberlin Mount Union Ohio State and others are noted across weekly dates.
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Ohio
Baldwin-Wallace
Oberlin
Slippery Rock
Mount Union
Ashland
Muskingum
Case
Heidelberg
Bowling Green
Otterbein
Albion
Mich
Ohio Wesleyan
Kent Normal
Wittenberg
Kentucky Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Mariettam
Cinccinnati
Kenyon
Dayton
Akron
Western Iremer ¥E
Wooster
Rio Grande
Miami
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Hiram
Capital
Marietta
Fean State
Denison
Ohio Northern
Denisof
Ohio University
Oe Northern
Rochester
N. Y
Western Heeserve
St. Xavier
Mount Unton
Cincitnnati
Estridge Wins Kayo In Bayonne Fight
Larry Estridge of New York knocked out Freddie Krebs of Staten Island in the fifth round at Bayonne New Jersey.
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Bayonne
N. J
Dee
Larry Estridge
New York
Freddie Krebs
Staten Island
Red Grange Keeps Thrifty Habits Despite Fame
Red Grange continues frugal habits after turning pro as C. C. Pyle says he receives 100 dollars weekly for spending and deposits the rest in an Illinois bank. Pyle notes Grange still has 70 dollars after a week with the trainer owing 10 dollars.
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York
Red Grange
C. C. Pyle
Grange
Illinois
Pyle
Red
Friedman Evans Bout in Doubt as Weight Decision Looms
In Youngstown Ohio on December 8 the proposed bout between Dick Evans and Sailor Friedman for December 15 is delayed while Evans manager Jimmy Dunn considers the weight question. Friedman offers 152 pounds on fight day. If promoter Al Zill hears no update from Cleveland pilot today the match may be replaced by Gerehe versus Woi gast or Jacka.
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Youngstown, CO
Dick Evans
Sailor Friedman
Jimmy Dunn
Evans
Friedman
al Zill
Cleveland Pilot
Zill
Benny Gerehe
Cleveland
Bobby Woigast
Freddy Jacka
Wrestling Card for Youngstown Lights Up Local Arena
In Youngstown Ohio on December 9 promoter Charleston showcases feature bouts led by Able Kaplan vs George Calza for the Italian heavyweight claim. Gust Nelson and Wladek Zbyszko headline with Joe Vargo and Frank Erickson in prelims.
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Youngstown
Able Kaplan
George Calza
Charleston
Gust Nelson
Wladek Zbyszko
Joe Vargo
Cleveland
Frank Erickson
All City Junior Welterweight Team Named By Local Clubs
After weeks of talks a conference of players and coaches from Lavin Meats Knights St John and Scott Billiards selected an eleven man all city junior welterweight squad. Kettering Scott Billiards left end Di Morrow Knights St John left tackle Molin Knights St John left guard Alper Lavin Meats center Hudas Scott Billiards right guard Kendra Scott Billiards right tackle Tischoff Lavin Meats right end Kisela Scott Billiards quarterback sittecs Knights St John left half Hammond Knights St John right half Peewee Streamo Knight St John fullback.
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Knights- St. John
Scott Billiards
Kettering
di Morrow Knights
St. John
Molin
Knights-St. John
Alper
Mountaineers Make Good Marks Football Squad Tops Grades
Morgantown WV December 8 1930 Mountaineer varsity football players earned top marks with all 23 eligible for next year passing the first half of the present semester without suspension and an average higher than other campus groups.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University Athletic Department
Mountaineer
Lazarus to Meet La Barba in Christmas Show Bout
Joe Lazarus, a local boxer known for his past spar with Fidel La Barba, will fight the flyweight champion at the Christmas fund boxing show on December 23 at Madison Square Garden. Lazarus and manager John O'Brien secured the match after weighing La Barba as overwhelming.
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New York
Joe Lazarus
Fidel la Barba
King of the
Small Boys
New Madison Square Garden
Young Lazarus
John O'Brien
la Barba
Joe
Thornton Named Captain of Warren High Football Team
George Thornton was chosen captain of the Warren High football team for the 1926 season at the annual gridiron banquet. He is one of three lettermen expected to return next year.
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Warren, C
George Thornton
Warren High
Thornton
Maroons Seek More Games On Opponents Floors
The Akron Maroons basketball team aims to schedule additional contests with class B or A teams within the state on visiting courts. For game arrangements contact Raymond Wolfe at 200 Spiier St Akron Ohio.
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Akron Maroons
Raymond Wolfe
Spiier St
Akron
Ohio
Mike Dundee Wins in Philadelphia Bout Card
Mike Dundee of Philadelphia defeats Bobby Garcia of Baltimore in a 10 round bout. Lew Mayrs beats Babe Ruth in Philadelphia in 10 rounds. Bobby Marricott defeats Vincent Lopez in Philadelphia in 6 rounds. Al Winkler of Philadelphia wins by Judges decision over Andy Tucker of New York in 6 rounds. Manny Wexler of New York tops Charley Martin in Philadelphia in 6 rounds.
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Philadelphia
Mike Dundee
Bobby Garcia
Baltimore
Lew Mayrs
Babe Ruth
Bobby Marricott
Vincent Lopez
al Winkler
Andy Tucker
New York
Manny Wexler
Charley Martin
Gardner Wins 10 Round Decision Over Hausner in New York
Spencer Gardner of Newport Rhode Island won a ten round decision over Jack Hausner of New York in a boxing bout held in New York City. Hausner fought hard through all ten rounds but Gardner controlled the pace and landed cleaner punches.
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New York
Spencer Gardner
Newport
R. I
Jack Hausner
Kansas Takes Lightweight Boxing Title
Rocky Kansas, the Italian American boxer, won the lightweight title in 15 rounds defeating Jimmy Goodrich in Buffalo. The victory shifts plans for Madison Square Garden's December 23 card, with Goodrich no longer champion and potential bouts being discussed including Fidel LaBarbe vs Joe LaRarus in a six round match, though New York rules block minors from longer bouts.
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Fair Play
Canton
York
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Jimmy Goodrich
Ritchie Mittchell
Teonard
Vincentini
New York
Goodrich
Madison Square Garden
Vinez
Rocky
Fidel LaBarbe
Joe Lazarus
Fidel
New York Commission
New Champ Is Almost A Has Been Victory Tops Goodrich in Buffalo
Rocky Kansas, veteran lightweight from Buffalo, defeats title holder Jimmy Goodrich in 15 rounds to claim the championship. Kansas outscores Goodrich from the ninth round onward, with blood and grit marking the bout before about 12 000 fans in the auditorium.
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Offalo
Rocky Kansas
Jimmy Goodrich
Kansas
Rocky
Buffalos
Joe Gans
Frank Erie
Fort Erie
Benny Leonard
Luis Vicentini
Goodrich
Jimmy
Chance
Dempsey and Kearns Near Reconciliation Before Christmas
Los Angeles reports a thaw between Jack Dempsey and Jack Kearns, once a famed duo in boxing. Dempsey seeks a return to their partnership after his marriage to Estelle Taylor, and Kearns is reportedly open to a heart-to-heart meeting to resume operations.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Santa Claus
Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Kearns
Ede
Ohio Intercollegiate Track Meet Heads to Oberlin
The Ohio Intercollegiate Athletic Association track meet will be held in Oberlin on May 28 and 29. Officials decided at a recent meeting while outlining a plan to rotate venues across northern central and southern Ohio, with Miami likely hosting in 1927.
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Ohio Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Oberlin
Ohio Universities
Ohio
Ohio State University
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Foley Elected Rogers Captain At Banquet
Tom Foley was elected captain for next season of the Rogers Jewelers football team at a Bend er's banquet. The 20 year old center will succeed Harold Zerbe, who led the team to the city title this year. Foley is noted as one of the best centers and snapper-backs among local players. About 35 members of the team officials and friends attended the event and the team will stay intact for next season.
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Tom Foley
Rogers Jewelers
Bender'’s
Harold Zerbe
Foley
Rogers Jewelry
Wild Aster Triumphs in Jefferson Park Dash
Wild Aster, from the Greentree stable, won the six furlong Orpheum handicap at Jefferson Park in a hard drive over Tester Jack Bauer and four others amid drizzle. The Vintner failed to handle the footing and faded as Wild Aster and stable mate outgamed Tester.
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New Orleans
Wild Aster
Greentree
Tester
Jack Bauer
Jefferson Park
Harlow May Leave Colgate Eleven
Dick Har low, Colgate football coach since 1923, has signed to coach Western Maryland college eleven. He is expected to report at Westminster Maryland next spring.
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Utica
N. Y
Dick Harlow
Colgate University
Western Maryland College
Baltimore
Westminster
Service Team to Clash With Barberton Eagles at Dalton
Orrville reports Camp's service team of Dalton will host Barberton Eagles Wednesday evening in Dalton. Barberton, a city champion last year, is described as fast and strong. Tip-off is at eight after a Dalton High school student preliminaries featuring out of town players.
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Huskies
Princeton
Washington
Lincoln
Hutchinson
Husky
Orrville
Dalton
Barberton Eagles
Barberton
Clyde
Dalton High School
Lynch to Show in Akron Ring
Joe Lynch a two time bantamweight champion from New York and Maxie Holub top the boxing card at Luey Welch's Armory show in Akron on Friday night. Don Davis meets Young Delaney in an eight round 125 pound semi final with local preliminaries featuring Johnny Hannison Lou Bloom Micky Flynn George TNT Gibbons and Alex Simms.
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Akron
Joe Lynch
New Yorker
Maxie Holub
Luey Welch
the Armory
Don Davis
Chicago
Joey Abrams
Barberton
Young Delaney
Fall River
Mass
Welch
Johnny Hannison
Lou Bloom
Harry Sully
Columbus
Micky Flynn
Fightin’ Cop
George “Tnt
Gibbons
Cleveland Mauler
Alex Simms
Canton
McMillan Passes Stokes for Honor in Ohio Harness Racing
Cleveland December 8 Harry H Stokes Urbana reinsman long Ohio's top trotter loses premier status this year to W A Doc McMillan of London Urbana driver will train a German stable for two years McMillan’s record compares favorably with any driver and trails only Earl Pitman of New Jersey in season marks
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Cleveland
Harry H. Stokes
Urbana
Ohio
Germany
W. A
Doc) McMillan
London
McMillan
Earl Pitman
New Jersey
Carlson Juniors Seek Games With City Class C Teams
Carlson Juniors aim to schedule road games with any city Class C team. The squad, one of the fastest in the area, recently defeated Yoke M Hardwares 88 to 16 at Burns School.
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Carlson
Carlsons
Yoke M Hardwares
Burns School
Rochester Upsets Washington 33 27 in League Battle
Rochester defeated Washington 33 to 27 in a surprising league game last night at home. It marked the Palace quintet's first league upset of the season, delivering a bold early-season statement.
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Washington
Dec
Rochester
Palace
Re election of Toole quiets major league ball club
New York dispatch reports majors fail to win approval for expanding optioned players from International League and plan to press the fight into Class A and lower leagues. Major clubs seek more farmed players, while Class AA may withdraw from the National Association if limits rise. George Burns named Newark manager. Cubs eye Shannon. Syracuse seeks training camp in Carolinas. trades and waivers reshape several teams.
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John B. Foster
Canton Daily News
York
National Association of Profession
New York
Jonn C
Conway Toole
International League
National Association
George Burns
Ove fieMer
Newark
Cubs
Shannon
Louisville
Neal
Syracuse
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Palmetto
Fla
Fletcher
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Davids
Walter Hapsgood
Rochester
Pavids
Jersey Chy
Parks
Cleveland Boys in Miami Five Opening Game Cadet Lineup
Clevelanders join Miami five for the opening cage game versus Indiana at Bloomington. Notables include last year's captain Winston Pilot and Cleveland natives Harry Stryker Charles Lausche Don Leahy Jim Clinger Earl McGovern and Walter Detweiler.
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Oxford
Miami
Indiana
Bloomington
Winston Pilot
Harry Stryker
Charles Lausche
Don Leahy
Jim Clinger
Earl McGovern
Walter Detweiler
Cleveland
Smithville to Meet Rittman in Fast Basketball Clash
Oarville reports E. E. Zimmerman says Smithville will host Rittman Wednesday evening for a basketball game billed as one of the fastest on the schedule. The matchup features two quick squads expected to provide a spirited contest.
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Oarville
E. E. Zimmerman
Smithville
Rittman
Zivic Loses On Foul In Brooklyn Bout
In Brooklyn on December 8 Sergeant Sammy Baker of New York defeated Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh on a foul in the sixth round. Jack C. Nichols of St. Paul won a decision over Benny Hall of St. Louis in a twelve round bout. Joe Kap was involved in the card.
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Brooklyn
Sammy Baker
New York
Jack Zivic
Pittsburgh
Jack C. Nichols
St. Paul
Benny Hall
St. Louis
Joe Kap
Lafayette Five Faces Openers With Few Veterans
Easton Pa December 8 Bus Hock Howard likely the lone Lafayette veteran to start against Pennsylvania in Philadelphia Saturday evening. Only three players saw action last year as Duffy and Grube remain unsettled after a tough football season. Most squad members played in the opener vs Schuylkill College and coach Bill Alderson plans to rotate many men in Wednesday’s game vs Moravian.
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Easton
Bus’ Hock
Howard
Lafayette
Pennsylvania
Phildelphia
Duffy
Grube
Guars
Schuylkill College
Bill Alderson
Moravian
Hill Beats Moore in Milwaukee Boxing Card
Hill defeats Moore over 12 rounds in Milwaukee. Billy Patrello stops Jazzarello in 7 rounds. Russe Ler outpoints Roscoe Hall in 8 rounds. Tommy Herman defeats Joey Cling in lengthy bout.
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Milwaukee
Johnt Hill
Kid Moore
Billy Patrello
Jazzarello
Russe Ler
Roscoe Hall
Tommy Herman
Joey Cling
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