Army Navy football ticket sales near sale out at Yankee Stadium
New York December 9. Ticket sales for the Army Navy game at Yankee Stadium are brisk and expected to sell out within two days. Navy’s recent 26 2 defeat of Penn and strong defense boost confidence for a tight clash with Army, who beat Yale and lost narrowly to Notre Dame while Navy also lost to Duke Ohio State and SMU.
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New York
Army
Navy
Yankee Stadium
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Midshipmen
Notre Dame
Yale
Duke
Ohio State
Southern Methodist
Penn
Quakers
Gagnon
Kim
Hurley
West Point
Rockne
Army Faces Navy Test After Notre Dame Peak
At West Point Major Ralph I. Sasse works to rebuild Army form after a peak against Notre Dame. The Cadets may be crippled for the Navy game with injuries to Sebastian Arm strong Malloy Trice Hillsinger Summerfelt Carlmark Stecker Frentzel and others. Practice included group drills scrimmage and full speed scrimmage.
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ARMY
West Point
N. Y
Ralph I. Sasse
Notre Dame
Sebastian
Armstrong
Malloy
Trice
Hillsinger
Summerfelt
Carlmark
Stecker
Frentzel
Bowrhan
Glattly
Fields
Herb
Kilday
Carver
MacWilliams
Navy optimistic on eve of Army clash in New York
Annapolis reports a quiet optimism as Navy prepares for the Army game in New York after a morale lifting win over Penn. Coach Bill Ingram notes the squad is at peak and praises Johnny Gagnon and Tom Hurley for returning to form.
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Annapolis
Navy
Midshipmen
Army
New York
Penn
Bill Ingram
Johnny Gagnon
Tom Hurley
Greenleaf advances in defense of pocket billiard title
New York a strong field begins as Ralph Greenleaf defeats Thomas Boatman of Portland 125 to 18 to win the first round. Greenleaf, champion since 1919, scored 43 in the fourth inning and an unfinished run of 85 in the eighth.
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New York
Ralph Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Thomas Boatman
Portland
Ore
Dwyer
Billiard Academy
Classified Christmas Gift Columns Spotlight
Readable classifieds highlight desirable gifts and seasonal offerings. The column guides readers to festive items and gift ideas within the holiday shopping pages.
Piney Chapel Basketball Interest Grows This Season
Piney Chapel reports rising interest in basketball with a strong team practicing on indoor courts. Last Friday the Piney Juniors lost 6 10 to Limestone High, then fell 14 18 to Ripley in the second game. The Piney Independents beat Limestone High in the final game.
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Piney Chapel
Limestone High
Piney Juniors
Ripley Boys
Piney Independents
Cage Schedule Being Prepared For 1930 31
Central high's cage schedule for 1930 31 is being prepared by Coach Taylor who said several more dates must be obtained before publication.
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Central High
Taylor
Yale Silent Coaches Plan For Yale
Yale forbids athletic officials from speaking on radio or writing in public press. The rule, approved Nov. 24, supersedes a prior non discussion policy. Tad Jones and Mal Stevens previously wrote about football and appeared on radio broadcasts.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Board of Athletic Control
Yale Athletics
Aoeace
Yale Athletic Association
Tad Jones
Hoppe Cochran All Square After First Block
Willie Hoppe and Welker Cochran split the first 18.2 Balk line blocks in Chicago with Cochran winning the right block 125 to 3 and Hoppe posting a 196 high run. The match will be decided by block wins rather than total points with four more 18.2 blocks and six 18.1 blocks remaining.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Cochran
Rissman Trophy To Be Given Again
Notre Dame won permanent possession of the Rissman trophy for 1924 1929 and 1930 under the Dickinson rating system. A new trophy will be awarded for a new series starting next fall with Rissman through Dr Dickinson providing another edition.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Jack F. Rissman
Frank G. Dickinson
Rissman
Dickinson
Jimmy DeHart To Coach The Generals
The Charlotte News reports James DeHart, Duke football coach, has signed to coach at Washington and Lee next season. DeHart’s Duke contract expired this fall and Duke athletic officials announced his replacement will be Wallace Wade, then Alabama’s coach.
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Charlotte
N. C
Charlotte News Today
James DeHart
Duke University
Washington and Lee
DeHart
Nuke
Fmmy
Duke
Wallace Wade
Alabama
High School Cage Meet To End In Chicago
Chicago Dec 9 The national interscholastic basketball championship linked to the University of Chicago will be discontinued. Coaches say the event, a blue ribbon for decades, drew prep stars from across the country, including the Athens Hornets, with admission policies and federation concerns leading to its suspension.
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Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Athens, Tex
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
North Central Conference of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Seventeen Out For Cage Squad At Central High
Seventeen answered the first call for basketball practice at Central High Monday. Six are returnees from last year namely Morrow Hunter Eubanks Moye Dobbins and Hamilton McMasters adds needed strength. Coaches Taylor and Fuller plan long drills to build a squad able to hold its own in the section. Reeder and Smith from last year are not returning and their absence removes two of the tallest players.
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Central High
Morrow
Hunter
Eubanks
Moye
Dobbins
Hamilton
McMasters
Taylor
Fuller
Reeder
Smith
Dick Dobbins
Three Starters Win as Cage Scrimmage Opens
Northwestern overwhelmed Bradley 36 to 23 in Chicago. Illinois defeated De Pauw 27 to 15 after a slow start. Notre Dame beat Kalamazoo 26 to 15. Iowa, led by a brisk late rally, fell 26 to 14 to Saint Louis University.
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Northwestern
Illinois
Notre Dame
Iowa
Bradley College
de Pauw
Kalamazoo
Mich
College
St. Louis University
Pennsy Players Face Editorial Criticism at Penn
The Pennsylvania, Penn’s student daily, criticized the football program noting players did not work with the coaching staff this year and some failed to train. The editorial underscores tensions between players and coaches amid the season.
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Boxing results from multiple cities: Benny Bass outpointed Johnny Jadick in Philadelphia. Matt Adgie knocked out Mike Sullivan in Philadelphia. Johnny Datto stopped Christy Hart in Rochester. Tony Herrera outpointed Eddie Anderson in Pittsburgh. Johnny Freeman beat Nisse Ramm in Chicago. Edgar Norman defeated Charlie Arthur in a Norway–Boston pairing. Hoole Millers defeat Mt Zion 26 to 18 in Decatur.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Johnny Jadick
Matt Adgie
Mike Sullivan
Atlantic City
Rochester
N. Y
Johnny Datto
Cleveland
Christy Hart
Pittsburgh
Tony Herrera
Chicago
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
Johnny Freeman
Buffalo
Nisse Ramm
Sweden
Edgar Norman
Norway
Charlie Arthur
Boston
Louisville
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Babe Ruth
Hoole
Doeg Tops Doeg and Tilden In Early 1930 All America Picks
The piece surveys early 1930 rankings for football and tennis stars. Pop Warner list places Stanford players among the All America picks with names like Beckett Edwards and Pinckett. Johnny Doeg tops tennis rankings amid debate with Tilden and others, noted by fans and published editors.
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Stanford
Baker
Sonornia
Gua Hein
Washington State
Beckett
California
Edwards
Wash. State
Arbelbide
Southern Calif
Carideo
Notre Dame
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle clues listed for across and down with positions and solution hints. Includes entries such as Shelter from danger and English school and ends with a completed grid solution reference from yesterday’s puzzle.
Shotton Pleased by Recent Phillies Deals
Shotton, manager of the Pubedelphis Nationals, says the club is practically rebuilt after recent trades sending former Phillies to other teams. He will not attend the National league meeting in New York, noting no more trades are planned and praising Bartell and Mallin as part of the rotation. He stresses Bartell and Whitney as up the middle, with Klein in right and changes needed in center and left fields. He expresses confidence in the revamped pitching staff and mentions Eliot and Dudley as potential big helpers.
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P Shotton
Pubedelphis Nationals
Phillies
New York
Shotton
Bartell
Mallin
Little Rock
Barney Frierg
Keystone
Whitney
Chuck Klein
Koster
Lee
Eliot
Dudley
Friedman To Face O Kelly In Boston Boxing Card
Con O Kelly will meet Al Friedman in the main bout in Boston Monday night replacing Johnny Risko due to a hand injury. Al Lippe, Friedman's manager, announced the change today. Risko was unable to box because of the injury.
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Philadelphia
Con O'Kelly
al Friedman
Boston
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
al Lippe
Friedman
Lippe
Risko
Poe Brothers Football P Team Players From Yale Era
The article recalls six Poe brothers who earned varsity P letters in football against Yale or Harvard in the late 19th century. Arthur Poe, end, All American, starred in 1898 and 1899. Neilson Poe, full back, 5 ft 4 in, ~140–145 lb. E A Poe, captain 1899 team and All American. S. Johnson Poe, back. back Neilson Poe and others described as small men by modern standards. Johnny Poe, killed with the Black Watch in World War I, starred only on freshman and sophomore teams.
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Poe Brothers
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Arthur Poe
Neilson Poe
E. A. Poe
Johnny
Poe
Black Watch
Grid Schedule for Central High Attracts Attention
Central high’s grid schedule for next year draws athletic official interest and should be ready for publication soon. A Birmingham school’s return is doubtful, Ensley and Phillips cannot return, and fears rise that district teams will overwhelm schedules. Without a Birmingham foe, strong Valley teams may fill the slate.
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Central High
Birmingham
Ensley
Phillips
Vailey
Draft Discussion Set for Today at Winter Meetings
Major league club owners spent the first day of the annual meetings in talks. A nine-man committee from non draft leagues will confer with National and American Leagues to address the draft issue at the Roosevelt Hotel tomorrow morning. No buyer named.
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New York
Hotel Roosevelt
Local Bowlers Prep For Huntsville Matches
Local ten pin bowlers at Louisville and Nashville Y M C A alleys sharpen for two upcoming games against Huntsville teams. West Huntsville Y faces local bowlers next Saturday, followed by L and N Y M C A bowlers visiting Huntsville for a Central Y M C A clash. Last night elimination results included B Sims 456 James Morrow 434 E C Powell 426 R E Harris 419 Sox Sorber 408 C A Carter 399 Verbon Lowery 398.
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Hunitsville
West Huntsville
B. ©. Sims
James Morrow
E. C. Powell
R. E. Harris
Sox Sorber
C. A. Carter
Verbon Lowery
A. L
Old Timers Gather for Notre Dame Giants Game
Twenty old timer Notre Dame stars from coast to coast assemble in South Bend to prepare for the New York Giants game in New York. Two members of the 1924 Four Horsemen arrive, with several others expected. several are coaching now as plans include former stars such as Layden Crowley Miller Collins Hunsinger and more in workouts and potential appearances.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
New York
New York Giants
Four Horsemen
Elmer Layden
Harry Stuhldreher
Don Miller
Jimmy Crowley
Famous
Chuck Collins
Hunsinger
Weibel
Jack
Tim~ Moynihan
Law
Ted Twomey
Nash
Manny Vezie
al Gebert
Fred
Alabama Cage Teams Schedule Westward Invasion
Alabama basketball outlines a heavy winter schedule as the Tide travels to the Mid West and hosts several clubs. The slate includes Butler Northwestern Wittenberg South Carolina North Carolina State Tulane Sewanee Tennessee Vanderbilt Georgia Tech and Mississippi A and M with dates from December to February and multiple away games in Birmingham Indianapolis New Orleans and Atlanta.
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Tuscaloosa
Georgia Tech
Ireham
Butler
Indianapolis
Northwestern
Wittenburg
Springfield
South Carolina
Trlcosa
North Carolina State
Tulane
New Orleans
Sewanee
Tennessee
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Atlantalia
Mississippi A. & M
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