Ford Frick Elected President of National League
Ford C Frick former New York sports writer and radio commentator was unanimously elected president of the National League succeeding John A Heydler who resigned due to ill health Frick Treband and Heydler were named for one year terms beginning December 1 with Frick earning an estimated 30000 annually The selection followed Heydlers illness and the board's regular meeting Frick 40 born in Wawaka Indiana a DePauw graduate is married with a son enrolled at DePauw College
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Casualties Heavy in the Big Ten
Conference teams faced numerous injuries as final drills ahead of Saturday’s games left each squad with regulars sidelined or limited. Purdue looked healthiest, while Minnesota Indiana and Wisconsin battles saw key players nursing injuries and uncertain status for kickoff.
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Michigan
Pug Lund
Stan Kostka
Rose Bowl talk centers on West rival selection
The piece discusses which western team could face the eastern champion in Pasadena. Stanford or Washington are considered coasts’ likely picks with neither showing strong form. Louisiana’s potential is noted for gate receipts, while Princeton and Minnesota face postseason constraints.
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Chester Horts Golf Driving Swing Booklet Preview
Read on the driving swing as shown by players. one has the “sick” feeling in shots, the other lacks it. Chester Horton’s No. 2 illustrated booklet, Library for Go tters, offers compact guidance. Enclose 3 cent stamp and self addressed envelope for the booklet.
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Stoefen Declines Pro Net Offer Of 12 Percent
New York AP report states promoter Bill O'Brien failed to secure pro tennis star Lester Stoefen for a winter tour as Stoefen rejects a 12 percent share of gate receipts. The article notes other players and negotiations amid tense conditions in the professional run sport circuit.
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Bill O’brien
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George M Pott, Jr
Lester R. Stoefen
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Unclear text prompts local event with mixed foods
Fragmented record describes a community gathering with food, crowds and sports elements. References to potatoes, a crowed event, and a sports team hint at a local game or fair, but specifics are unreadable and names not identifiable.
Kohawks barred from Knox trip amid back injury
Bernie Smith, Kohawks sophomore end, will miss the Knox game Saturday due to a back ailment. Ed Cook likely fills the right wing. An official order blocks Cedar Rapids departure before Saturday morning to preserve Midwest Conference title hopes.
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Dear Old Siwash Football Team Sees Streak Threaten Record
Dear Old Siwash faces a growing losing streak as Knox College and Coach Burdick confront a record pace. The piece notes past figures, coaching changes, and the challenge for freshmen to strengthen the squad while potential replacements are discussed.
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Wrestling Results Highlight Varied Outcomes Across Cards
The report lists multiple matches with diverse results: Shikat from Philadelphia defeated San Jennives. Christie over Vergaras. Brown over Kampter. and Chiraca defeated O Dell in Chicago Colorado area. Specific weights and fall counts indicate a compact meet summary.
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Oklahoma
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We Christie
California
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Twelve Tigers to Play Final Home Game Saturday
Washington Tigers center on graduation as captains Kinch Forrestal Morton Beers Ulting Walters Munger Miller Benton Smith Threlkeld Cornthwaite gear up for last varsity show. Grant at Waterlooo hosts East Waterloo. Panthers under Fred Winter scrimmage deemed very satisfactory with Moe Cracken returning from injuries for the Waterloo clash.
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Issume
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Giants Challenge Huey Long for Postseason Game
New York Giants officials telegrammed Sen Huey Long inviting him to arrange a post season game between his adopted Louisiana State eleven and the Giants The message touts a potential 50 000 payout for Louisiana charities and notes Long has “seared the colleges” while the Giants would be unable to admit defeat.
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Louisiana
Simmons Falls To Second String For Iowa Purdue Clash
Iowa football coach Ossie Solem weighs changes as star back Simmons, once hailed as a Grange-like talent, may start on the bench against Purdue amid recent fumbles injuries and illness that hit the Hawkeyes. Backup backs Gardner and Haltom vie for backfield spots while tackles Jakoubek and Walker anchor the line.
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Red Grange
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Iowa
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Teyro
Russ Fisher
Dick Crayne
Sheldon Gardimier
Lawrence Haltom
Bob Moore
John Hild
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Walker
Radloff
Kelley
McDowell
Dee
Osmialoski
Marion and Mt. Vernon Set for Friday Gridiron Clash
Marion high hosts Mount Vernon on Friday aiming to rebound after two losses to Vinton and Belle Plaine. Injuries limit some regulars but resilience remains high as Coach O'Connor seeks a fired up lineup. Key positions include N Johnson center Oldfather Lacock guards and King captain at end.
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Belle Plaine
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Captain King
Bill Reed
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