Conference Leadership At Stake In Weekend Games
University of Pennsylvania weighs Lou Little for vacant coach post as Southeastern teams clash this week. Mississippi squads Ole Miss and Mississippi State seek early conference lead with multiple games, including Baton Rouge showdowns and a heavy schedule across Alabama Georgia and Tennessee.
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University OF Pennsylvania
Lou Little
Associated Press
Southeastern
Georgia Tech
E. C
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Detroit
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Tulane
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Mississippi
North Carolina State
Flordia
Duke
University of Mississippi
Jackson
Mich
Meridian
Miss
Georgia
Clemson
Athens
Tennessee Tech
Nashville
Sewanee
Sewanee, Tenn
South Bend
Ind
New Star Archie San Romani Threatens World Record
Archie San Romani from Kansas, a miler with international renown, set an American citizen record for 3000 meters in the Knights of Columbus meet at the 13th Regiment Armory. He narrowly beat Don Lash in a fast finish. Lash clocked 8 27.5 with Joe McCluskey 8 30.8 and San Romani 8 27.4, sparking talk of Nurmi’s world 8 26.4 standard.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
Don Lash
Archie
San Romani
Kansas
Lash
Knights of Columbus
13Th Regiment Armory
Joe McCluskey
New York A. C
Julie Ray
McCluskey
Nurmi
Peerless Paavo
Madison Square Garden
Field Trials for Georgia Revived in Waynesboro
Southeastern dog fanciers arrived in Waynesboro Georgia for the opening of the revived Georgia field trials after eight years. Six braces were scheduled to run today with 31 entries. 20 are in the opening all age class. Homewood Kennels of Waynesboro is represented among the participants.
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Waynesboro
Southeastern
Georgia
Homewood Iorations
Waynesboromewood Kennels
Balance and body action in golf swings
Alex Morrison argues balance governs all motion, linking body balance to arm and hand movement. He contends smooth swings require proper body action and balance, and that training the body to respond to hand movements is essential for golfers to improve.
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Alex Morrison
College basketball results from a wide set of matchups
A compiled list shows numerous college basketball scores including Tulane 45 over Alabama 21 and Nebraska 38 over California 32. Other results include Dartmouth 43 over Harvard 42 and Notre Dame 45 over Pennsylvania 25, with many more games across teams such as Duke, Army, Johns Hopkins, Maryland, and North Carolina State.
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Tulane
Alabama
Nebraska
California
Dartmouth
Harvard
Michigan State
Kentucky
Texas
Texas Christian
Missouri
Colorado
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Yale
Northwestern
Ohio State
New York U
Manhattan
Michigan
Illinois
Navy
Duke
Army
Johns Hopkins
Maryland
Cornell
Princeton
Iowa State
Kansas State
Purdue
Chicago
Minnesota
Iowa
Indiana
Carnegie Tech
West Virginia
Two Teams Share Lead In City Basketball Standings
After week one Moulton Heights and Goodyear top the league with 2 0 records while Alabama Hosiery and Riverside also sit at 0 2. Stanford Briscoe and Robinson lead scoring for Moulton Heights. Lindsey Sims pace Goodyear. Tonight Riverside meets Alabama Hosiery at 7 30 with momentum on the line and potential upsets loom as the cellar game unfolds.
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Goodyear
Alabama Hosiery
Riverside
Stanford
Briscoe
Robinson
Goodyear Boys
Lindsey
Russell Sims
Riverside School
Alabama Hosiely
Alabama
Jacobs
Brazelton
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Meadows
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Landers
Revo
Alivetoan
Flynn
Bolding
G R
J. Collier
MH. Head
Bietemeuniey Aksee Ree
Black
A. Saeschy Maner
Teen reporter from McKees Rocks flags home blaze as debut scoop
Sixteen year old Irving Broufman phoned in from McKees Rocks to announce a house fire as his first big scoop at the Pittsburgh paper. The city editor asked what was burning and the reporter proudly answered his own home.
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Pittsburgh
Irving Broufman
McKees Rocks
Thomson Leads as Los Angeles Open Closes Final Round
Thomson from Shawnee-on-Delaware holds a three stroke edge over Jimmy Hines Lloyd Mangrum and John Revolta at the Los Angeles Open with a total 206 after Wilson Memorial course. Olin Dutra and Mortie Dutra chase at 215 and 209 while locals McCormick and Von Elm contend among leaders with 210 and 210.
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Jimimyana
Wilson Memorial Course
Thomson
Shawnee-on-the-Delaware
Tue
Jimmy Hines
Camden City
N. C
Lloyd Mangrum
Dayton
Johnny Revolta
Byanston
Vic Ghezi
Los Angeles Times
Wilson
Olin Dutra
Olin
Mortie
Detroit
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Henry Picard
Hershey
Lawson Little
Harry Cooper
Chicopee
Mass
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Snead
Horton Smith
Chicago
Emil Mashie
Fitchburg
George von Elm
Bruce McCormick
Grant Battles For Davis Cup Singles Spot
Bitsy Grant defeats Booby Riggs in the Miami Biltmore tournament in five sets, earning the permanent Doherty trophy and asserting himself as a Davis Cup contender. Grant signs that he will likely vie with Budge for the singles position on the team.
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Coral Gables
Fla
United States
Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Bitsy
Booby Riggs
Chicago
Miami Biltmore
Grant
Col
Henry L. Doherty
Mr. Riggs
Riggs
Budge
Stymie Rule Is On Trial In Golf Community Debate
At the U S G A annual meeting in New York the stymie rule was modified for 1938 as a six inch distance to the cup trial measure. Prominent players led by Francis Ouimet disagreed, with many supporting abolition while others favored keeping the stymie. Reactions varied among amateurs and pros, with opinions split on the change and its impact on match play.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Gofer
Francis Ouimet
John G.jackson
Johnny Goodman
Harry Cooper
Oregon
Ted Longworth
Cooper
Longworth
Parker and Grant set to clash in doubles title bid
Frankie Parker holds the No 3 national ranking as Grant weighs in on Riggs. The two face Gardnar Mulloy and George Toley of Miami University in a doubles semifinal or final, with rising chatter on who is the fightingest and strongest on court.
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Frankie Parker
Grant
Riggs
Wilmer Hines
Hollywood
Cal
Gardnar Mulloy
George Toley
University of Miami
Sonja Henie Tops Ice Show Fame in Chicago Run
Sonja Henie draws 140000 fans and grosses over 200000 in Chicago eight shows as she promotes a multi star ice tour. Her manager Hugo Quist, once a Ford factory tooler, also profits from the tour and Nurmi’s appearances.
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Sonja
Chicago
Mr. Quist
Nurmi
Hugo Quist
Hugo
Ford
Paavo Nurmi
America
Quist
Hunt Likely To Get Post At Georgia
Athens January 10 The University of Georgia athletic board will act late today to announce formally the appointment of a new football coach. Joe Hunt, LSU assistant for five years, is named by reliable sources to succeed Harry Mehre. Hunt, 31, played quarterback at Texas A and M and will bring Bars Whitworth as line coach. Lampe expected as basketball coach and football end coach.
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Athens
University of Georgia Athletic Board
Joe Hunt
Louisiana State
Harry Mehre
Hunt
Texas A. & M
Georgia
J. B
Bars
Whitworth
Alabama
Elmer A. Lampe
Lampe
Carroll College
Waukesha
Wis
Wide World of 1930s Sports Scraps From Sid Feder
A collage of sports snips from Sid Feder notes Penn choosing candidates for coach and broader college and pro scenes. Mentions Lou Little, Texas Christian, Peoria dissents, baseball chatter on Chuck Klein and Paul Derringer, Hank Luisetti records, Al Espinosa, Mike Jacobs, Don Budge, and Larry McPhail taking Dodgers post.
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Sid Feder
Eddie Brietz
New York
U. of Pennsylvania
Lou Little
Quaker Grid
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Tis
al Espinosa
Mexico City
Paul Waner
Bill Benswanger
Reds
Paul Derringer
Dodgers
van Mungo
Steele- Apostoli
Mike Jacobs
Frank Kovacs
Don Budge
UC Bearcats Hire Hank Anderson as Assistant Coach
The University of Cincinnati named Hank Anderson as an assistant football coach after leaving the Buckeye Conference. Anderson, a Notre Dame guard in 1919 to 1921 and Rockne’s aide, has coached at St Louis University and NC State, with a recent stint on Michigan’s staff. Joe Meyer says no further changes are planned.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati Today
Heardy
Hank” Anderson
Buckeye Athletic Conference
Charles Mileham
University Ofchigan
Notre Dame
Mileham
Bearcats
Florida
University of Tampa
Anderson
Knute Rockne
St. Louis University
Rockne
North Carolina State University
Southern School
Harry Kipke
Wolverines
Joe Meyer
Longer Career For Jockeys Is Studied
Representatives from 21 states affiliated with the national association of state racing commissioners met in Coral Gables to discuss lengthening jockey careers. The group plans to review responses from a weight study questionnaire sent to owners trainers officials and reporters. Herbert Bayard Swope of New York heads the committee on weights.
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Coral Gables
Fra
National Association of State Racing Commissioners
Herbert Bayard Swope
New York Racing Commission
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