Carnegie Foundation charges of commercialism in college sport
Carnegie Foundation’s charges of commercialism in college sport draw mixed reactions as findings show some institutions aid promising athletes with scholarships while others deny knowledge of such practices. Responses from coaches and officials vary. debate centers on subsidies and recruiting practices across nearly every college and university.
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Jacobs seeks Schmeling return for big purse offers
New York Oct 25 Joe Jacobs sailed for Germany to persuade Max Schmeling to return to the United States. Jacobs believes the German boxer can earn roughly a half million dollars in a few months by accepting lucrative offers despite Madison Square Garden ban.
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Eastern grid games set to shape final rankings
Eastern teams prepare for a slate of weekend matchups that could influence final ratings. Dartmouth visits Harvard in Cambridge while Army, Navy, Princeton, Notre Dame and others seek key wins. Columbia hosts Williams and NYU faces Butler as Colgate eases after clashes.
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Iowa Halfback Cleared Of Charges In Race for Honor
Dubuque Iowa reports that testimony from Bessemer Michigan is believed to clear Oran Pape University of Iowa star halfback of professionalism charges. Graves from Bessemer is said to have telephoned to Edward C. Lauer confirming the fact that Graves played for the Dubuque Bears in 1926 under the name King. Ingram predicts Navy victory as he heads to Princeton, while Vance Dundee earns a ten-round decision in Newark over Ketchel with Tommy Blake stopping Jimmy Ross in the fifth.
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Half Holiday At Sheffield For Game Today
Sheffield Wolverines head to Erie to watch the Allegheny football game on Saturday. Dr. B S Sanford cites subscriptions and boosters as the reason for a 3 pm closing booster day. Lloyd Jones reports strong local support with 12 merchants slated to close early. city businesses back the event amid enthusiastic fan turnout. Jho Harris, former major leaguer, underwent surgery and shows slight improvement.
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SAYORDAY S RADIO FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SUMMARY
Sampled by United Press the radio schedule lists Army NBC coverage across many stations and times. It notes Illinois versus Minnesota on WOGO and Chicago versus Purdue on WMAQ and WLS, with Vanderbilt versus Maryville in Nashville and Indiana versus Ohio State on WTAM Cleveland.
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Baseball league strength disputed by Heydler
United Press report from New York quotes National League President John Heydler denying the claim that the American League is 20 percent stronger and has better players. He argues there is no material difference in the ten major leagues and cites the World Series outcomes of the AL as insufficient proof.
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