Great West wins Bat-All-America Ballots 1930
The Great West leads the Bat-All-America Ballots 1930 with 11 first-team picks, dominating the 33-man All-America squad. Carideo of Notre Dame leads voting with 388 of 426, as Mid-Westers capture a majority of first-team places for the first time since 1925.
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All American Grid stars named in Camp's selections
Freddie Sington is listed as a first team All American tackle in the national balloting. The article notes Dodd and Marshall Duffield also prominent, with Fesler and Sington leading their positions and outlines votes and other named players across the ends, guards, centers, and backfield. It also details the upcoming International Steeplechase at Grasslands with Kilbairn and other entries and course setup.
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Freddie Sington
Lobbie
Grasslands
TWO Continents
Nessee
South
Dodd
Carideo
Marshall Duffield
Southern California
Fesler
Ohio State
Fred Sington
Alabama
Sington
Northwestern
Wade
Red’ Woodworth
Frank Baker
Notre Dame
Washington State
Trojans
St. Mary's
Pacific Coast
East
Harvard
Ticknor
Colgate
Len Macaluso
Joe Savoldi
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Erny Pinck~ert
Marchmont Schwartz
T. Iitz
Notree
Army
Veaf
Hank” Bruder
Albie Booth
John Luther
Fred “Stud” Stennett
Kitzmiller
Oregon
Louis Weller
Haskell
Marty Brill
Or‘ville Mohler
Tuffy Ellingsen
Cy Leland
Texas Christian
Frank Christensen
Rough Riders
Idi
Macaluso
Elmer Schwartz
Georgia
Jack Roberts
America
Aintree
England
Tennessee
Eric W. L. Atterbury
Engl
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Britain
Kilbairn
Atterbury
Wa. G. Alexander Brown
Notre Dame and Southern California Set For Fifth Annual Battle
Southern California and Notre Dame prepare for the fifth annual football clash in Los Angeles. A record crowd of 90 000 tickets sold with more hoped for, as alumni prep floats for a mammoth homecoming before kickoff.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Rough Riders
Knute Rockne
Howard ‘Jones
Tear of
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Washington State
Men of
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Notre Dame Northwestern game may move to Chicago
A decision on moving the 1931 Notre Dame Northwestern football game from South Bend to Soldier Field Chicago is pending. Officials and coaches are busy with final arrangements as the Big Ten meets to settle the issue.
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Notre Dame
Eastern Schedules Cleared Up Today
New York December 6 The regular eastern football schedule ends today. Focus on Navy vs Penn and Colgate vs New York University as Navy eyes Army clash next week and Colgate seeks recognition as a top eastern team. Western Maryland seeks a second straight season without a defeat against Maryland. Carnegie and W and J remain rivals since 1906.
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Western
Maryland
Carnegie
Big Ten Committee Talks Notre Dame Northwestern Game Plan
The Big Ten faculty committee on athletics met but made no decision on moving the 1931 Notre Dame Northwestern game. Northwestern offered 100000 to relocate to Soldier Field for relief of unemployment and greater seating. Both schools agreed, but the committee was not expected to approve.
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All-America Team Honorable Mentions and Fullbacks Listed
A long list of 1930 All-America honorable mentions includes Smith Maffett and many college stars across Georgia SMU Wisconsin Nebraska Harvard Yale Army and more. Fullbacks named include Grossman Rentner Russell Hood Viviano Crowley Hopper and others across Rutgers Georgia Northwestern and several major programs.
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Tom Conley
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Harry Ebding
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Sington
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Washingston
George van Bibber
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Dartmouth
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Yale
Hugh Rhea
Nebraska
Sane
Berty Metzger
Woodworth
John Baker
California
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Baylor
Humber
Bromberg
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Maddox
Beckett
Tracy
Colbert
Oregon
Ben Ticknor
Harvard
Mel Hein
Washington State
Crimson
Hein
Tony Siano
Marvin Jonas
Utah
Atkins
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Roberts
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Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
Associated Press rounds up results from Boston Erie St Paul Winnipeg Lake Worth Pittsburgh and Hollywood. Johnny Risko beat Jimmy Maloney in Boston while Maxie Strub defeated Sammy Mandell in Erie. King Tut bested My Sullivan in St Paul Frankie Battaglia stopped Eddie Dempsey in Winnipeg. Elmer Benevah halted Dwight Fryer in Lake Worth Jack Tracey stopped Matt Morseh in Pittsburgh Larry Kauffman outpointed Hans Roberts in Louisville And Les Kennedy stopped Al Morro in Hollywood.
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Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Jimmy Maloney
Marty Gallagher
Washington
D. C
Gene Stanton
Erie
Maxie Stru
Sammy Mandell
ST. Paul
King Tut
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My, Sullivan
Frankie Battaglia
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Dwight Fryer
Little Rock
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Jack Tracey
Pittsburgh
Matt Morseh
Larry Kauffman
Louisville
Hans Roberts
Bie
New York
Arino
Neisco
Hollywood
Cal
Les Kennedy
Long Beach
al Morro
Los Angeles
Tuffy Griffiths Takes Boxing Lessons for Stribling Fight
Chicago December 6 Gerald Ambrose Tuffy Griffiths, chasing heavyweight laurels, is taking boxing lessons in preparation for his match with William Stribling.
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Gerald Ambrose
Tuffy” Griffiths
William Strib
Tennessee Volunteers Meet Florida at season end
Tennessee and Florida faced off in Jacksonville as the 1930 season finale. Coach Neyland announced Paul Hug would not start yet may enter. defensive drills focused on stopping Florida as memories of 13-12 1928 result spurred a Vols victory push.
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University of Florida
Paul Hug
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Ae State
Majors
Urn
Percy Headlinesman
North Carolina
Esman
Arnold
Auburn
Johnson Receives Challenge at Chicago Stadium
A December showdown at Chicago Stadium features a challenge from Jack Johnson, the former world heavyweight champion, signaling a major boxing event.
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Ling
Chicago Stadium
Jack Johnson
New York U. Meets Colgate For Charity
New York University and Colgate meet at Yankee Stadium to aid the unemployed. Colgate, powered by high scoring back Leonard Macaluso, aims to stay among eastern leaders while NYU seeks to move its young squad toward the top of the rankings by defeating Colgate.
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New York University
Colgate
Yankee Stadium
Leonard Macaluso
Penn and Navy Face Off in Frigid Franklin Field Clash
The University of Pennsylvania hosts the Navy at Franklin Field. Last year Penn won 7 to 2, but this season experts expect Navy to reverse that decision. Today’s Penn lineup features only two holdovers from last year while eight Navy players from 1929 start.
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O'Keefe Secures Ex-Titleholder For Johnson Defense
Griffiths manager Jack O'Keefe has enlisted a 52 year old former titleholder to coach the fighter on intricate defensive maneuvers. Johnson, at his peak, was noted for matchless defense.
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Georgia and Georgia Tech Renew Gridiron Rivalry in 1930 Meeting
About 25 000 spectators watched the Georgia versus Georgia Tech clash in Atlanta on December 6 1930. The series history shows roughly 11 wins for each side with two scoreless ties and high tension despite Tech being labeled below its usual form.
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Duke and UNC clash for state crown at Kenan Stadium
Duke University and the University of North Carolina met at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill to determine the state big five crown. Both teams are members of the Southern Conference and vie for the prize today.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Football Warriors
Duke University
University of North Carolina
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