Willaman Defends 5 Year Ohio State Record At Banquet
Ohio State football coach Paul Willaman defends his five year record before Cleveland alumni. He emphasizes boys come first, school second, and public third, saying critics ignore character and noting key injuries to Gillman Smith Heekin and Kabealo. He cites series results against Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Michigan and Ohio State’s strong inter sectional wins.
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Dartmouth Student Paper Calls Coach Cannell to Resign
The Dartmouth editorial demands the retirement of football coach Jackson Cannell citing weakened morale from widespread criticism. Cannell’s contract extends for one more year.
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White Sox Offer Cash for G Earnshaw
Chicago White Sox president J Louis Comiskey says the club has made cash offers for George Earnshaw of the Philadelphia Athletics and other players, but Connie Mack has not yet accepted any bid. He promises swift public announcement once deals are completed.
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Heydler questions NBA code in baseball misfit
New York AP John Arnold Heydler president of the National League questions applying an NBA code to baseball. He says industrial codes fit steel building coal but not sport. Baseball leaders warn players would oppose 25 days a week and salary standardization challenges.
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Ohio State and So. California Grid Pact Announced
Southern California Trojans will join a two year football pact with Ohio State in 1937 according to Athletic Director L. W. St. John after a Buckeye board meeting. The schedule lists six games with Western Conference rivals plus Colgate and Western Reserve. First game at Ohio Stadium, second in 1938 at Los Angeles.
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All Pacific Coast football team includes 2 players from USC Stanford and Oregon State
Three Pacific Coast conference squads USC Stanford and Oregon State each place two players on the AP ninth annual All Pacific coast football team. California San Francisco St Marys and Washington have one player apiece on the first team led by end Bill Smith and Jim Moscrip guard Bill Corbus and Aaron Rosenberg center Larry Siemering quarterback Irvine Warburton halfbacks Herman Franklin and George Wilson fullback Mike Mikulak.
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Theophilus Named Captain of Iowa State Grid Team
AMES AP Donald Theophilus of Smithland was elected captain for 1934 by his teammates on the Iowa State football team. Theophilus, about 180 pounds, has been a leading figure in the Cyclone backfield for the last two years.
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Ross And Petrolie Set For Dec. 6 Bout In New York
Lightweight champion Barney Ross flies to New York to meet Billy Petrolie in a ten round non title bout at 142 pounds on December 6. Ross earned the chance by outpointing Petrolie at the Chicago Stadium last March.
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Toporcer to Stay Rochester Manager Amid Offer Refusal
Rochester announces that George Toporcer signed to continue as player manager of the International League club. He declined a coaching offer from the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Canadian and American bouts mix in scattered featherweight cards
The report lists multiple boxing results across North America. Horace Gwynne and Bobby Burns win in Toronto and Beaumont respectively, with various outpoints and knockouts involving Frank Martin, Red Barry, Eddie Cool, and others in cities from Montreal to Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Schenectady
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Superior
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Beynon and Bennis Named Illini Co-Captains for Next Year
Rockford’s Jack Beynon and Lincoln’s Charles Bennis were chosen as co-captains of the Illinois football team for next season. The Champaign Rotary Club hosted a squad dinner where letters were awarded to the University Athletic Association. David Cook of St. Louis was voted the team’s most valuable player, with Beynon earning quarterback honors on the UP Big Ten second team and Bennis noted for guard play.
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Everhardus Voted Michigan MVP on Undefeated Eleven
Kalamazoo halfback Herman Everhardus was named the most valuable player on undefeated Michigan, as teammates voted him top honor. Teammates Francis Wistert Charlie Bernard and Fred Petoskey also received votes.
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Marengo Backfield Ineligible For North English Game
Special to The Gazett News reports Marengo high school will be without two backfield players for Thanksgiving at North English after disqualifications. The setback follows injuries and scholastic issues that already sidelined David Carlton and Ricky Kell, leaving Joe Dahnk and Donald Bratt out. James McGivern, 115 pounds, is next up, while Mark Brown, a guard, also faced six weeks of test results.
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Wellman and Keota Meet in Thanksgiving Battle
The Gazette reports a Turkey Day football game at Wellman Iowa between Wellman and Keota. Coach Wix Wehbe faces a tough test as Keota seeks a late-season edge. Wellman holds a four game series advantage but Keota arrives with a stronger season record.
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Ossian Girls Win Decorah Tournament Trophy
Ossian high girls captured the Decorah tournament title by defeating Ridgeway 13 to 6 in the final. The victory follows their earlier championship in the Little Iowa league earned the previous Friday, earning a second trophy in one week.
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Reformatory to Meet Anamosa Firemen on Thanksgiving
ANAMOSA Ia The Reformatory Snappers and the Anamosa Firemen will clash on the Reform atory gridiron Thanksgiving morning at 9 30. The game is billed as the city championship and promises a hotly contested showdown.
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Wrestling results and odd notes from AP dispatches
AP reports wrestling results with Savoldi and Zargnolm draw in Camden references. London defeats Alley in St Louis area matches. A note mentions Mount Everest as the world’s highest peak and a young mountain.
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All-Eastern Grid Team Chosen From Seven Colleges
Seven colleges represented on the United Press All-Eastern football team selected with coaches scouts and writers. Pittsburgh Navy Fordham and Princeton each place two players while Holy Cross Columbia Army supply the remainder. Players include Joe Skladany Charles Cepni Harvey Jablonsky Johnny del Isola David Zabriskie Charles Harvey Anthony Matal Cliff Montgomery Jack Buckler Ed Danowski Isadore Weinstock.
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East West all star game eyes Big Ten Notre Dame players
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley reviews eligible seniors from the Big Ten and Notre Dame for the East West charity game at Kebar stadium San Francisco on New Year’s Day. Eastern coach Andy Kerr plans to invite Midwest standouts including DeVore Laws Everhardus Lukats and Riley among others.
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Rivers Saunders Meet Here December 8 at Coliseum
Boxing returns to the coliseum on December 8 with Joe Rivers facing Prince Saunders of Chicago in a ten round bout. A six round prelim, two four rounders and a wrestling match fill the undercard as promoters aim to revive local interest.
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Jimmy Bear And Tiger Buckley To Head Friday Show
Red Demon 165 of Minennapolis and Pete Schaffer 160 of Davenport square off in a one fall thirty minute mixed wrestling boxing bout at the city auditorium Friday night. The card features Bear versus Tiger Buckley in a two out of three falls match with no time limit. Ed Pettish 176 and Henry Kolin 164 meet in another two out of three falls bout with a 45 minute limit. A four round boxing match tops the card with Jack Finn as matchmaker and Bill Gibson as referee and promoter.
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Trapshoot Directors to Set 1934 State Meet Details in Marshalltown
Iowa State Trapshooting Association directors meet in Marshalltown on December 5 to fix the 1934 state championship date and location and to designate zone match sites. They will discuss handicapping practices and report financial affairs from the past year. The organization has over 500 members.
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