Madigan Rumors Spread Over Notre Dame Link to Fordham Games
Rumors swirl about Madigan as a top coaching candidate after his St. Marys team recenty beat Fordham 20 12 and prepares for two big tests in New York and Los Angeles. He says he is under contract at St. Marys and has no plans for the future while acknowledging potential salary and location questions.
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Proposed Sarazen Jones And Dutta Match Debated
A disputed plan for a Sarazen versus Jones and Dutta exhibition match at Agua California drew comments from club officials and players. Barry Lore questioned the guarantee feasibility while Gia Jones from Atlanta declined any arrangements citing lack of interest in exhibitions.
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Changes in Girls Gage Rules and Proposals for Union
A garbled report outlines proposed changes to girls' league rules and the associated sport union. It mentions state actions, school participation, and committees debating transfers and schedule plans, with expected decisions later in the year.
Tiger Homers To Participate In State Meet
Iowa City's best cross country team and top runner will be chosen at the University of Iowa this Saturday in the state interscholastic championship. Twenty four high schools with 143 entrants compete on a two mile course. Muscatine, Roosevelt, Clinton, and Oskaloosa are among strong contenders.
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Yale Weekly Urges Ticket Price Reductions
Yale Alumni weekly warns that Yale football tickets are too expensive and that losses will follow if prices remain high. It urges the university athletic association to cut prices next year and notes the burden on spectators and the need to fill the stands.
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Great Swing Principles by Chester Horton
An excerpt explaining the laziness principle in golf, urging smoothness and proper muscle control as the basis of skill. It argues that looseness causes lack of coordination and warns against rushing the swing. The piece references Mr Herter’s monograph and invites readers to request the work.
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Jitters Before Ohio State clash haunt Northwestern coach
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley admits nervousness on the eve of the Ohio State game. He notes a scrappy Buckeye lineup with Olson and Rentner, and contrasts Northwestern’s struggles with stronger conference foes. He analyzes rival teams Purdue Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Indiana Nebraska and Mississippi, predicting outcomes and challenges for each.
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Olympic Tax to Fund U S Olympic Team
New York AP reports a proposed amendment at the Amateur Athletic Union convention on November 20 21 and 22 to levy a three percent “Olympic tax” on admissions to all AAU sanctioned events. If approved the American Olympic Committee may no longer need annual fundraising appeals for Olympic participation.
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Fundraising Shortfall Curtails Some American Teams
A report notes that a $350,000 target was reached, enabling limited progress but forcing curtailment of several American teams. The outcome reflects budget constraints affecting participation and scheduling.
Towa Hi School Officials Face Pay Reduction
Des Moines reports officials from Towa High School face pay cuts as the Iowa High School Athletic Association votes to reduce officials fees. Football refs would earn eight dollars a game and other football officials six. basketball refs six with two extra for double headers. travel limited to seven cents per mile. The association also cuts tournament fees by 20 percent and replaces trophies with ribbons in track meets to help the treasury.
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Big Ten Football Opens With Four Conference Battles
Chicago November gridiron slate kicks off with four Big Ten games plus an intersectional clash. Michigan seeks perfect record at Bloomington while Purdue visits Chicago. Northwestern hosts Ohio State in a savage clash. Wisconsin faces Illinois in Madison. Minnesota meets Mississippi in Minneapolis. Iowa battles Nebraska in Iowa City.
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Boxing Roundup Shows Tight Wins Across Cities
Buck McTiernan out pointed Bucky Lawless of Auburn and Matty Mathison of Buffalo out pointed Pedro Lorenzo of Syracuse. Phil Wedzin stopped Al Reinhardt of Buffalo. Rosy Baker beat Young Billy Thomas in Evansville. Leonard and Stuhley drew in Davenport. William Connell defeated Hans Kudsen in Monmouth.
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Salem Hawks Start Opposed to Huskers in Big Weekend
Iowa coach Ossie Solem reshuffles the lineup for the Nebraska game. Captain Marc Magnussen Leo Samuelson and Bob Loufek return to the first team with Samuelson at guard and Don Dorsey at right tackle. Francis Schammel back from knee injury adds weight to the line as George Teyro may start at quarterback with Laws moving to fullback. Nebraska favors injuries to Sauer and Mathis as Iowa eyes upset potential.
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Twelve Man Grid Experiment At Occidental Santa Barbara Game
In Pasadena a twelve man football game between Occidental College and Santa Barbara State will feature a twelfth man, the field general, who calls plays but does not carry the ball. Parry Winterburn leads Occidental as field general with John Keith for Santa Barbara. Occidental favored to win.
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On Installments The Lady and Her Beau
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Canadian Teams Lead In Chicago Six Day Bike Race
In Chicago the Canadian duo Jules Andy and Toredy Peden broke from a late triple tie to seize the lead in the 28th International six day bicycle race. Peden, backstopping Andy, gained a lap and moved ahead as teams tally laps and points, with the Canadians atop the standings.
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Wrestling results from Lewiston and Washington meet
AP reports results from Lewiston with Jim Krownine defeating Axel Anderson by fall. Sweden’s Anderecon is hurt and unable to continue after first falls. In Washington Jim Londos defeats Kudy Museky in Omaha, with scores listed as 31 60.
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