All-America Candiates Rise From Southwest Gridsters
Schoonover of Arkansas leads a strong Southwest showing with six feet two and 180 pounds. He captains the Razorbacks for 1929 30 and is praised as a shutdown defender and sure pass receiver. Lalaund is highlighted as a top ball carrier in the conference, with standout drives and speed. Pittsburg's 1916 era is recalled for its star lineup, including Peck and Dehart, while Sutherland’s coaching has produced later all stars and candidates such as Hyatt and Donchess.
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Razorbacks
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Texas Aggies
Centenary
Pittsburgh
Dr. Sutherland
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Welch
Donchess and
Yamsa
Montgomery
S’arkinson
Cannon Accepts Creighton Coaching Offer
Omaha Bee-News reports Notre Dame star guard Jack Cannon has accepted a line coach post at Creighton University for next year. He plans to study medicine while joining the staff led by head coach Chet Wyenne.
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Neb
Omaha Bee-News
Jack Cannon
Notre Dame
Crighton University
Cannon
Creighton
Chet Wyenne
New Mt. Whitney Trail To Be Opened Soon
Construction crews at Sequoia National Park built a high altitude route to Mt. Whitney summit 14 196 feet above sea level the highest U S peak south of Alaska. The work by National Park Service and National Forest Service aims to finish next spring with horseback access for visitors by summer 1930. Early storms delayed completion and crews faced hardship.
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Washington GP
Mt. Whitney
Sequoia National Park
Cali-fornia
North America
United States
Alaska
Pike's Peak
National Park Service
National Porest Service
Astounding Year in College Football Notables
Albie Booth rises as the era’s premier ball carrier, joining Red Cagle of Army and Al Marsters of Dartmouth in a season hailed as the most dramatic in American college sport. Notre Dame, Army, Michigan, and California figure among unbeaten teams, with Pardue’s Pitt realigning major power standings as the 1928 campaign closes.
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Elainss
Deere
Wrest Amriean College
Satundays
Booth
Red Cagle
Army
al Marsters
Dartmouth
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Horson
Jim Moynihan
Jack Fies Anny
Notre Dare Woooues
Pardue
Mighty
Indiana
Pittstu Tang
Notre
Burch
Purdes
Coviti
Man's of
California
Steauon Yin Bk
Anat Gandrab Gas
Fields Light Fight Tops List
Woyork reports a boxing card in Chicago tonight featuring a welterweight title bout and several light divisions. Boxers from New York and nearby cities line up for a chaotic schedule with multiple bouts listed and next steps to determine title contenders.
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Woyork
Billy All
White City
Square Gard
New Sin St. Nicho- Offn
New York
Gaaimion
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New Canada
Aulelpain
Jr Tor Eente
New Cleveland
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Sally le Provi- Tut
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St. Les
Christex Kennedy
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Final Grid Week Sees Southern Contests Across Handful of Games
Teams chase last weekend’s college football engagements as Florida faces Oregon in Gainesville and Georgia meets Georgia Tech at Athens. The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association and Southern Conference schedule several finales, with Louisville Poly, William and Mary, Centenary, Loyola, and Maryland also on the slate.
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Associated Press
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South
Gainesville
University of Florida
Harvard
Miami
University of Oregon
Oregon
Florida
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Chattanooga
Ogiethorpe
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
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Tennessee Volunteers
Kentucky
South Carolina Gamecocks
Knoxville
North Carolina
Duke
Durham
Louisiana Poly
Southwestern Louisiana
Ruston
William and Mary
Hampden Sidney
Richmond
Centenary
Loyola
New Orleans
Maryland
Wieterh Maryland
Baltimore
Howard
Daytona Beach
Fila
Louisiana College
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Raleigh
Fim Star's Name to Arrport Olathe Venture
An 80 acre airport project is planned near Onta, following a purchase of a half interest in the farm by Rogers. Buddy Tar and local town figures back the site as a major local development. The facility aims to boost regional activity and attract new commerce.
CubsRenew Search for Left Handed Pitcher
Chicago report says Cubs renewal of pursuit for a top lefthander started today with Manager Joe McCarthy arriving from Buffalo to meet with President William W. Veeck before heading to Chattanooga Tennessee for the annual minor leagues meeting.
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Cubs
Joe McCarthy
William Lam
Veeck
McCarthy
Buffalo
Mr. Veeck
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fights This Week in Akron and Toledo Card
Wednesday in Akron Gorilla Jones versus Nick Testo welterweights ten rounds. Friday in Toledo Tommy Grogan of Omaha meets Joe Glick of Brooklyn ten rounds. Kaye Morgan of Toledo faces Happy Atherton of Indianapolis in featherweights ten rounds.
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Gorilla Jones
Nick Testo
Troy
N. Y
Firiday
Ait San Francesco
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Toledo
Kaye Morgan
Happy Atherton
Indianapolis
National football scoring leaders clash as McEver nears Hinkle
The report notes Gene McEver of Dartmouth and Hinkle of Bucknell near the scoring crown, with McEver gaining ground on Hinkle as the season advances. McEver remains in second place behind Hinkle in the major conferences, and both are poised to post strong totals against upcoming opponents.
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Hinkle
Bucknell
Helis
Dickinson
Samson
Dartmouth
Ihinkle
Gene McEver
Tannen
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