Withrow High Loses Scholastic Title After Ineligible Player
In a Big Four Interscholastic League ruling the Withrow Tigers football team had their championship record nullified and the Cornell Cup withdrawn. The decision cites the use of Joe Biondi, an ineligible player, who had attended night school courses during two years of study. The committee's action follows a lengthy interpretation of eight semester eligibility rules and leaves Hughes High School offered the titles, which they declined to accept.
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Colgate to Play Washington on Coast in Rose Bowl Project
Pacific Coast Conference officials confirm talks with Colgate University to act as the Eastern entrant in the Rose Bowl game on New Year’s Day. Washington, as Pacific Conference champions, is favored to represent the West, creating a likely West vs East showdown at Pasadena.
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Colgate Considers Rose Bowl Proposal Without Officials
In Hamilton New York December 1 Colgate University lacks graduate manager William Reid and coach Dick Harlow so no official stance on a proposed game with Washington University at Los Angeles during the Tournament of Roses could be obtained. Authorities are believed to weigh the proposal carefully.
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Baseball Rules Committee to Meet for Proposed Changes
New York December 1 The Rules Committee of organized baseball will meet this winter for the first time in five years to consider proposals for changes in the professional playing code. Commissioner Landis will call the meeting at the request of John A Heydler president of the National League who said several rule change ideas have been received. He did not expect radical action from the gathering.
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Storm in International League May topple Toole at meeting
International League faces a Monday meeting amid talk of replacing president John Conway Toole. Rumors link Billy Evans Joseph D OBrien and Jack Dunn to the succession while Toole supporters defend his tenure citing a tough period and ongoing reforms. New ownership of Rochester by S S Wiedrick reportedly plans to keep George Stallings as president and Walter Hapgood as secretary as bets rise for a pennant bid.
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Gershe Stops Stoy in Second Round in Cleveland Fight
In Cleveland Ohio Benny Gershe knocked out Rosey Stoy of Newcastle Pennsylvania in the second round of a twelve round featherweight bout. The program also saw Tommy Ryan McKeesport beat Eddie O Dowd Columbus on a ten round decision. Maxie Holub Akron defeated Curley Wilshur for the Canadian featherweight title in eight rounds and Jimmy Trannett Cleveland won over Art Wander Buffalo in six rounds. Fans did not warmly receive Wander Trannett decision.
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Buffalo
Denison Stiff Schedule Sets Up Bright Hoop Prospects
Seventeen stiff games loom for Denison basketball this season as Coach Livingston fields five lettermen led by Captain Clyde Jenkins. Key guards include Ashbrook Carey and Prosser with Nicholson or Stevenson at center. Fred Behan adds forward depth. The slate opens December 19 at Granville against Ashland and runs through March 5 with games across Granville Cincinnati Wooster Athens Oxford Dayton and more.
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Chickie Shines in Meherin Serial Debut
Elenore Meherin introduces Chickie, heroine of a new breath-taking serial, promising a vivid lead in a story told through bold character moments and dramatic scenes.
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Five Years Ago Wesleyan Got Coach and Won Crowns
Ohio Wesleyan University built a strong football program under coach George Gauthier. His simple, disciplined system yielded three Ohio Conference titles in four years with one conference loss in twenty four games. Gauthier emphasizes reserve strength, fair chances for players, and solid sportsmanship, shaping character as much as winning.
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Renault Stops Army Champ in Fifth Bout
Jack Renault the Canadian champion scored a technical knockout over United States Army heavyweight champ Sergeant Jack Adams in the fifth round of a ten round fight in Louis. Referee Walter Heisner stopped the bout with about thirty seconds left in the fifth. Adams was counted out twice in the second round.
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Classified Ads Drive Business in Cincinnati Tribune
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