Linemen Lead In College Captains For 1930 Season
United Press survey of 40 colleges shows 25 choosing linemen as captains and 15 selecting backs for 1930. Quarterbacks lead among backs with four chosen. Princeton sets a lineman precedent while Harvard honors Ben Melner and Tony Blame makes All-America. Also notes Milan Creighton of Pennsylvania and invitation to four countries for indoor track season.
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United Press
Nework
Fenton
Army
Cadeta
Stanford
California
Minnesota
Princeton
Johnny Whyte, Jr
Pe Eddie Wittmer
Mt. Morre
Mid-Weat College
Harvard
Ben Melner
Fordham
Tony Blame
Slane
Jamea
Ducky
Simrail
Lexington
Michigan
Milan Creighton
Pennsylvania
Penn
Working Man's All-American Second Eleven Named
The selection lists players from Minnesota Harvard Chicago Dartmouth and Georgia among others chosen for tone and skill. Notable names include Teany Tanner and Shepherd with mentions of Banks Barber Fisher Carpenter and Williania. The composite team features players from Baylor Duke Florida and Carnegie among others chosen for the honor.
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New York
Tee
Dartmouth Secondeam
Poaldlon
Potter
EB Baylor Carpenter
Dake Fisher
Carnegie Vey Missort
Williania
Florida Duke
Tewienseo Salth
Gardier
Foreign Sport Slang Disfavored in Italy
In Rome Italy the national confederation of fascist journalistic syndicates plans a dictionary to strip foreign sporting phrases from Italian game reports. Officers and directors will compile terms to make coverage clearer and more engaging for the public.
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Rome
Italy
Y Senior Basketball Circuit Opens at Y M C A Next Monday
The Y M C A will begin the senior boy basketball league for ages 16 to 20 next Monday at seven o'clock. Seven teams have signed up with room for one more, including Charleston Reds and Western Union. The board of managers meets Monday at four to set the schedule, with Gold basketballs awarded to the champion.
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Schwamb Presbyterian
Goung
Y. M.A
Commodores Regain Tech Vanderbilt Cowbell Icon
The victory rights over the famed cowbell trophy in the Tech-Vanderbilt gridiron battles shifted as Vanderbilt reclaimed the iconic bovine neck ornament. Since 1924 the emblem has symbolized success in the series with Georgia Tech, with no team holding consecutive wins for years.
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Nashville
Penn
Minnesota
Michigan
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
R. F. Cave[ Ler
Athinta
St. Winter
Finais College
Minoin
Dempsey Hosts Beefsteak Dinner Amid Talk of Retirement
Jack Dempsey dining with friends at Dinty Moore’s in New York fuels retirement talk while he pursues promoting and refereeing work. Gene Tunney declines invitation to the event, noting his public return already ended as he eyes conditioning for possible future showdowns. Dempsey may referee Monday’s Von Porat vs Beott bout, with Tunney’s future plans remaining uncertain.
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Dinty Moore
New York
Gene Tunney
Frank Getty
United Press Sports
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Hoyse
Dempsey
Tng
Chicago
Jack
Universal Airlines System
Otto von Porat
Norway
Phil Beott
England
United Bustee
Gene
William Muldoon
W. F. Corey
Tunney
Carnegie Tech Prepares for USC Bid
Carnegie Tech football workouts focused on two backfield combos for the December 14 game with the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. The squad tested a set with Karela at fullback Armentrout Flanagan at backs and English at end as the defensive plan. The team departs Saturday night with twenty seven players chosen for the trip.
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Carnegie Tech
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
New York University
Karela
Armentrout
Flanagan
English
Rosenweir
Southern California
Yankee Puck Stars On Cambridge Team
Three American college graduates join Cambridge University hockey squad. Richard Warren of Boston Henry Cannon of Cherry Valley and Henry Bragdon of Rochester play center defence and forward respectively. They study at Trinity College and join a continental tour including Vienna Budapest Getund and Davos before the Oxford match.
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Cambridge
England
Cambridge University
Richard Warren
Boston
Mass
Henry
Cannon
Cherry Valley
N. Y
Henry W. Bragdon
Revhester
N.Y
Warren
Harvard
Yale
Bragdon
Kent School
Kent, Conn
Trinity Coltage
Cambridge University Hockey
Christman
Vienna
Budapest
Getund
Davos
Oxford
Hawkeyes fate in Big Ten to be decided tonight
The University of Iowa faces a Big Ten plea for reinstatement after a January ban from competing with western conference teams. A nine-member faculty committee will review charges of proselyting and subordination of athletes as Iowa claims it has cleaned up its program. Final decision hinges on four key questions about scholastic eligibility, improper financial aid, alumni influence, and current athlete disqualifications. Schedule matters for 1990 depend on the petition outcome.
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University of Iowa
Iowa
Hawkeyes
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Towa
Cnn
Iowa Guard
Automobile Franchise for Fast Selling Nationwide Adverts
Automobile franchise in Kanawha County offered for immediate sale with garage, aimed at quick national exposure. Owners state they must focus on other business and urge interested parties to respond via Box 1372 Charleston West Virginia.
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Goring Garage
Charleston
W. Va
Bits O' Sports Update on Pitt Players and Honors
The note highlights William Marshall Glenn named, mother and son thriving. Toby Uansa, once praised as top back by coach Jack Sutherland of Pitt Panthers, struggles to secure first-team honors as Montgomery Parkinson and Donchess gain attention.
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Toby Uansa
Jack Sutherland
Prtteburgh
Panthers
Geribea
Toby
Ige
Pitt
Montgomery
Parkinson
Donchess
Vansa
Kansas Fullback May Be Target of Charges
Rumors spread that Kansas University fullback Bausch, a leading scorer in the Big Six, faced possible professional charges. Kansas faculty members attending a conference would not comment on the case but noted eligibility would be reviewed. Initial reports of $159 monthly pay were denied. Allen said Bausch was paid 75 monthly via commissions on insurance policies.
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City
Bowsch
Kansas University
Bausch Wen
Hisotyiea
Dr. F. C. Allen
Bausch
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