No Changes Loom in University Coaching Department for Coming Season
University observers weigh 1932 AP poll results noting Pittburgh’s 12-0 upset of Notre Dame as the year’s biggest surprise. Other top shocks include Notre Dame’s 21-0 loss to Army and Penn’s standout season. Multiple athletes and teams receive votes, with focus on Garr, Eastman, and baseball, tennis, and swimming upsets across major circuits.
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Bill Carr
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Ellsworth Vines
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Max Schmneling
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Ittsburgh
Tegié Tech
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Prient
Geneva College
Veey
Howard Herpater
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Mabey
Carnegie Tech
Beaver Falls
Wo Waddell
Radio broadcasting to fade in 1933 baseball season
A United Press poll finds major league clubs split on radio. Four teams will broadcast, seven undecided, and five will not, with Cardinals Browns Reds Cubs and others weighing plans while Yankees Athletics and Senators likely drop radio. Ownership debates linger after a contentious owners meeting.
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Sidney Weil
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Indians
William E. Henswanger
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Geist Elected Navy Soccer Captain for 1892
Announced in Annapolis on December 21 Geist from Altoona Pennsylvania was named captain of the U S Navy soccer team for 1892. Earl W Logal of Denver Colorado was named manager.
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Earl W. Loga
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Notre Dame Beats Stanford in Rose Bowl Drama
In Pasadena on January 1, 1925 Notre Dame defeated Stanford 20 to 10 as the Four Horsemen lead a late rally. Star Ernie Nevers of Stanford dazzled early, but Notre Dame’s Layden Crowley and company sealed the win with powerful drives and a 60 yard TD run. Also, Col Hammond resigned as Madison Square Garden vice president and Rangers president amid policy disagreements.
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Pease
Foes Stand Against Bus in Steubenville Bus Case
Belmont county court hears damage claim of 815000 by Edward Ratu against the transportation company over an injury after a football game. He contends the bus line shared responsibility for the mishap as players were transported from Martins Ferry to Steubenville and were struck by a vehicle.
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State Commissions Split Over Boxing Controversy
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania reports that the state boxing commissions may split after a clash with the New York board over a forged meeting and a planned bout. Harry T Farrell, chairman, hinted the disagreement followed allegations involving promoter Stanley Poveds and boxer George Godfrey, with Paced talks paused at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
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Ernie Sehani
Boston
Mafiison Square Garden
Sehant
Oklahoma Defeats Tulsa in Conference Game
Oklahoma university basketball team beat Tulsa 49 to 20 in a conference matchup, securing a second straight win. The game was played in Norman as part of the Big Eight era schedule.
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Okla
Oklahoma University
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Hockey Team Ousted by Carey in Springfield
The Springfield Indians of the Canadian American league were dropped by president William F. Carey of Madison Square Garden after confirming Col. John Hammond’s resignation as president of the New York Rangers. Carey cited lack of interest and could not specify the club’s future city, with possibilities including Madison Square Garden or the Bronx.
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Schmeling to Fight Baer 15 Rounds in June
Max Schmeling and Maxie Baer are expected to meet for a 15 round heavyweight bout in June. Schmeling's manager Jose Jacobs announced the plan, with promoter Jack Dempsey to issue full details tomorrow. The bout is likely at Yankee Stadium under New York auspices.
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Yankee Stadium
Freeman Signs To Meet Jones
Freeman, of Cleveland and former welterweight champion, was matched for a 10 round Christmas day bout with Gorilla Jones of Akron, middleweight, in a Pittsburgh area card. Teddy Varese of Monessen was to have opposed Freeman but injuries prevented signing.
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