Coaches named in college football hiring shakeup
A list of colleges and universities names coaches and their tied affiliations in a draft of football staff hirings. Notable entries include Michigan connections with Harry Kipke and Lou Little from Columbia, and Georgia and Louisiana teams featuring several former Michigan and Columbia assistants. The report also notes star Yankee outfielder Joe DiMaggio signing for the 1938 season at $25,000 with a one year deal and no attendance bonus. Beavers prep basketball games and roller hockey in Erie are also described, along with Sonja Henie’s Cleveland ice show opening.
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Asichigan
Ray Morrison
Vander- Fritz Chisler
Princeton
Tecic
Thlatho
Pennsylvania
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Loui Little
Columbia
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Simon Pauxtis
Penn
Georgia
Louisiana
Low W Little
del Morgan
Auburn
Mississippi
Harry Mebre
Dutch Meyer
Centenary
Bprke Nelson
Louisiana State
Gregon
Gene Shieldls
Tex Oliver
Arizona
Doug Fessenden
Montana
Ted Bank
Idaho
Dimaggio
Timmy Powers
Spa
New York News
Joe DiMaggio
Jim
New York
Insista DiMag
Lews
DiMag
John Hancock
Yankee
Pitt Cagers to Meet Rees Ve Tonga
Pitt's basketball squad heads toward Syracuse for a key test against the Orangemen as the Panthers seek a win to tilt their record toward . Captain Bob L and teammates, coming off losses to Butler and Kentucky, aim to rebound after a fragile stretch. Tech over Geneva.
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Tonga
Bes Wobsban
Tof
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Panthers
Tomorfray
Bob L
Butler
Kentucky
Beavers Open Loop Campaign at Meadville
District 10 basketball opens next week with Meadvile host to Corry and Titusville in early January. The league schedule lists Franklin, Rocky Grove, Union City, Oil City, Meadville, Corry and Titusville in multiple matchups through February with byes for several teams.
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Rocky Grove
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Titusville
1938 Los Angeles Open launches with 275 entries
The Los Angeles Open kicks off a four day, 7 3 4 hole event with a $5 000 purse. An odd mix of pros stars wrestlers and a mysterious fully dressed masked entrant headlines a field that also includes Babe Didriksen who trained with Tommy Armour and aims for a share of the prize.
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Babe Didriksen
Texas
la Didriksen
Tommy Armour
Feller to receive salary raise during 1938
Cleveland January 7 Bob Feller will get a salary raise in 1938 Alva Bradley announced from the Indians office after delivering 1988 contracts to the postman Feller’s 1937 pay is unnamed but guessed at 10000 with believed actual 15000 for his first full season Bradley did not specify the raise but expected near 17400 for 1938
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Cueveland
Bob Feller
Pasdball
Alva Bradley
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Ahough Feller
Bradley
Wing-Willi Keglers Win 3 From Sterlings
Wing-Willi Keglers defeated Sterling in three games in the Antler League last evening. Clark Lord Jed led the winners with an average of 102. Team totals show Wing Will 2319 pins across series, with strong efforts from W. Spiesman and F. Spieaman, while Sterling posted totals around 1940s across the three games.
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Sterling
Clark Lord Jed
Ave
Burkhardt
Hague
Weldon
Morrison
Love
Will Lord
W. Spiesman
F. Spieaman
King Levinsky Signed for Central Armory Show
Promoter Walter Taylor announces King Levinsky the Chicago fighter and ex fish peddler will meet Whitey Covro in a featured wrestling clash next Wednesday night at Central Armory with slinging to be a theme of the event.
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Tom Man
Walter Taylor
Central Armory
King Levinsky
Chicago
Whitey Covro
Pirates Plan To Make Changes In NL Trade Talks
Pittsburgh baseball Pirates president Bens wanger announced readiness to trade star players for major league returns. He said the club wants new faces and would pursue a major trade this year, vowing to be active if such an offer appears.
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Montague Adopts New Legal Name in Hollywood Case
Hollywood January 7 United Press John Monte Montague formally changed his name in superior court to John Monte Montague. The golf figure, once known as LaVerne Moore, previously fled New York on a tavern robbery charge and later returned to use Montague after acquittal. The occupation section remains listed as pending.
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New York
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Beavers Travel to Erie for Prep Tonight
Beavers invade Erie to meet Cathedral Prep in the opener of the new year on the St Vincent High School floor. Coach Byler will start Loveland Arnold at forward, Brown at center, Lundy and McIlroy at guards with Sutton and Reynolds likely to see action. Waterford team provides strong opposition as the slate features two grade-school games at 7 and the main contest at 7 15.
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Teeeie
Madison
St. Joseph's
Titus Square Garden
Blue Jays
Corty
Beavers
Erie
Cathedral Prep
St. Edward's
Titusville
St. Joseph's High
Simio High School
Waterford
Jayves
Preps
Bainbora
St. Vincent High School
Russ Byler
Art Loveland
Clair Arnold
Bob Brown
Jim Lundy
el McIlroy
Paul Sutton
Bob Reynolds
Art Pitts
Queen City
Wilford Pomeroy
Apostoli Faces Steele in Weight Championship Showdown
United Press reports a Madison Square Garden heavyweight bout pitting Fredy Steele of Tacoma against Calif ornian Apostoli. After three years of pursuit Apostoli seeks a major upset to force Steele to defend the crown this summer. Steele, 18-5 favorite, seeks to repeat his 1935 win after injuring Apostoli in the 10th round. Both men are tightly matched in age and physique.
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Fredy ‘Steele
Tacoma
Madison ‘Square Garden
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Steele
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Erie Bowlers 10 Roll For $500
Erie Jan 7 The proposed bowling match for a $200 stake between Butch Snyder and Les Lytle became reality as both men agreed to participate A tentative 20 game format has 10 games on each bowler s preferred alley Snyder on Commodore and Lytle on Central at two alleys in Erie Arkansas?
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Butch Snyder
Les Lytle
Oth
Snyder
Commodore
Lytle
Central
Vincent Stars May Enter National Interscholastic Meet
January 7 report says Strong Vincent's team may enter the national indoor championship in New York on February 22. Coach Re Cochran notes Calista and Hunter as strong contenders. Calista won the quarter in a record time at the state title meet, while Hunter was second in the mile.
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Rie
Vincent
New York
Hunter
Steve Casey to wrestle at Erie January 18
Erie Jan 7 The panting pachyderms will debut 1938 in Public Auditorium rings Thursday evening January 18 with Steve Crusher Casey headlining. Casey faces Bob Wagner in a main event billed as a bid for the world heavyweight crown as Wagner pursues a return to action after substituting against Art Mayer.
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Public Auditorium
Steve
Crusher
Hi Y Cage Teams Active This Week
Figauterian's all pve to the Sth Grade Hi-X club 17 to 2 in the first game of the Junior HI-T league this week. The Junior High Hi-Y defeated the Sth Grade HI-Y 14 to 2. The Corry Senior HY club defeated the Thursday Evening Hi-Y five 16 to 42.
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All Pve Weu
Corry
Northeast Over Wesleyville 39 32 in hard game
northeast over wesleyville 39 to 32 in a fast county scholastic basketball league contest. northeast built an early lead, led 18-12 at halftime, and with a strong third quarter Wesleyville cut the margin to 24-21 before the final period. (entities: Northeast High School, Wesleyville)
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Wesleyville
North East
Jes
Rays Defeat Chants in City Net League Thriller
In the second round at Junior High gym, Raymonts beat Merchants 26-22 marking their first season win. Aeros down St Edwards Alumni 24-168. Corry Jamestown edges Franz Furniture 85-34 as Frantz Franz scored 19 for Walsh. Second Ward led by Caldyell with 14, close loss to Aeros by one point.
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Merchants
Aeros
St. Edward's
Corry-Jamestown
Franz Furniture
Nenny Jackson
Don DeJean
Red Taylor
Raymonds
Rish Grads
George Franz
Walsh
Aingle
Hand Calwell
Meaty Skinner
Franz Beagle
Bearss
Sears Hixon
Molt Corry-Jamestown—Stroup
Derringer Seeks New Contract With Reds in Telegram
Cincinnati January dispatch reports pitcher Paul Derringer, in a telegram to Reds management, seeking a new contract. He says he is in top condition at his Sarasota, Florida winter home and notes the message is from 20 unsigned team members.
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Cincinnati Reds
Sarasota
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