Olympic Years Of 1930 Feature Schmeling Louis Victory
A feature on 1930 sport year highlights Max Schmeling’s upset KO of Joe Louis and other era milestones. It notes Olympic controversy over American entry in Germany, Jesse Owens’ suspension after refusing an exhibition tour, and Brundage’s mixed reception amid a year of records in tennis golf and racing.
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Max Schmeling
Vicky
Joe Louis
Stuart Cameron
United Press
Germany
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Jun
Avery Brundage
Jesse Owens
Louis
Schmeling
Fred Perry
England
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Helen Jacobs
Alice Marble
Miss Jacobs
U. S
Armaeur
Pamela Barton
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Jock McLean
Scotland
Fischer
Tony Manere
Greensboro
N. C
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Joel DiMaggio
San Francisco
Cal Hubbell
Green Bay Packers
M. L. Schwartz
Lou Meyer
Indianapolis Speedway
Citizens Lead in Bowling Loop Victory
Ditlens Bark helps Citizens win twice in City Bowling League action. Aeros beat Kelster's and the Aero A. A won three from Cohen Coals, with Cragg averaging 205 and another player at 206 in a postponed match.
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Cohen
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Gobbett
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Dover High Defeats Erie East 43 to 28 in Hard Fought Game
Dover High School Crimsonagers used a third period surge to pull away from East High of Erie, 43 to 28, led by Webb Fox a 6 foot 4 inch center. Dover outscored Erie in three of four periods and led in the other.
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Crimson Agers
East High
Erie
Webb Fox
Doverites
Conn is Victor in Hard Fight
United Press reports Billy Conn won a split decision over welterweight Fritzie Zivic in a brutal Pittsburgh bout at Duquesne Garden. Conn absorbed a severe whipping in the early rounds, but rallied and endured a brutal test as Zivic pressed relentlessly, drawing a large crowd and high admission prices.
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Zivic
Jimmy Clark Stops Eddie Ran in Second Round
Jamestown middleweight Jimmy Clark dominated Radio Raw of New York City at Broadway auditorium last night. Clark floored Ran with a right to the jaw in the first round and finished him with a savage assault in the second frame, sending Ran to the canvas twice before the referee halted the fight.
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Celtics Seek 24th Victory Over Pennzoils at Cathedral Latin
Cleveland Dec 29 The undefeated New York Celtics travel to face the Pennzoils at Cathedral Latin gym. The Celtics now under Henry Dehnert use pivot ace Pat Herlihy with Davey Banks Nat Hickey Paull Burch and Bob McDermott. The Pennzoils the district amateur champions last year remain unbeaten. McDermott, ex Long Island University star, just poured in 28 baskets for 56 points in an exhibition.
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New York Celtics
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Cathedral Latin
Celtics
Max Rosenblum
Henry
Dutch) Dehnert
Pat’ Herlihy
Davey Banks
Nat Hickey
Paull Burch
Bob McDermott
Pennzoils
Star Printers
McDermott
Long Island University
Debate Over Professionalism Clouds Intercollegiate Athletics
New York Dec 9 Educators and campus leaders clash over professionalism in college football as three presidents Ralph Fyteninson of Washington and Jefferson L McConaughy of Western and Thurston Davies of Colorado College lead NAAs annual meeting. Dr J H Nichols Oberlin charges big universities push players toward professional status. Fielding Yost Michigan disputes, Nichols later clarifies not all large schools. He urges abolition of conferences calling them setups to crown champions and notes rising coach pressure to win.
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New York
Ralph ©. Fyceninson
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L. McConaughy
Westeyrn
Thurston A. Davies
Colorado College
National Collegiate Athletic Association
College Physical Education Association
National Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Simon-Pure Tanks
J. H. Nichols
Oberlin University
Fielding
H. Yost
Michigan
Aimong
Nichols
Duquesne Mentor Predicts Poor Showing in South
Mtam Fla Dec 2 Loaen von Little Clipper Smith arriving with the Duquesne football team for the Orange Bowl game with Mississippi State gloomily predicted the Southerners would likely hold the Dukes to one or two touchdowns. Running star Boyd Brumbaugh may not play on New Year’s day in the intersectional game due to tonsillitis after several hospital days in Pittsburgh.
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Niy Duquesne
Mississippi State
Boyd Brumbaugh
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Brumbaugh
Pittsburgh
Kerr Backs Eastern Football Charge Against Sword Term
San Francisco observer notes Andy Kerr praised his eastern football charge while cautioning against using the term sword to label a pass or play. Kerr, renowned for his careful diction, hinted at broader reform in football language.
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Andy Kerr
Sutherland Says Pitt At Peak For Rose Bowl Tilt
Washington settled in for a final workout while Pittsburgh prepared for the Rose Bowl. Coach Jock Sutherland says the Panthers are at razor edge and ready, with players eager to prove critics wrong. Phelan starred in brutal Arrowhead scrimmage as Huskies and Panthers tuned up for Friday’s game.
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Brookside Park
Chicago White Sox
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Raniwhean Springs
Huntington Hotel
Washington
Jimmy Phelan
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Jock Sutherland
Arrowhead
Phelan
Youngsville Overwhelms St Josephs In Local Hoop Game
Youngsville High defeated St Josephs 39 to 11 at McSweeney Memorial gym. The upstart Youngsville team showed sharp shooting and fast play, beating the visitors decisively in front of a small crowd.
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Oil City
Youngsville High
St. Joseph's
McSweeney Memorial Gym
Trish
Firelands boundaries described for Revolutionary war sufferers
The Firelands cover about 600000 acres along the Westerly edge of the Western Reserve created for the Revolutionary War sufferers and their heirs. The counties of Huron and Erie in Ohio form the Firelands with only minor boundary variations.
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Huron
Erie
Ohio
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