Submitting Petition Hinges Big Ten Reinstatement
Chicago reports that Towa’s bid to rejoin the Big Ten rests on convincing the faculty committee that its athletic program reforms are complete. Iowa officials led by Walter Jessup and H. Lauer present the petition to air charges of proselyting and recruiting while defending Oran Pape’s acquittal in a professional enurse case.
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Chicago
Towa
Big Ten
C. & Wiliams
Louis Pelzer
Iowa
Walter Jessup
H. Lauer
Ons
Oran Pape
Jowa
Pape
Dubuaque
Huron Player Dominates All State Team Selections
The Argus Leader reports Bryan of Huron High School earned another end position on the first team of the all state selections. Watertown and Sioux Falls each placed two players, with Aberdeen and Huron each receiving one. Other top picks include Jones of Huron on the first or third teams and Burdette of Sioux Falls highlighted by coaches as a frequent back choice.
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Bryan
Huron High School
Argus
Sioux Falls
Corny” Collii
Orange and Black
Callin
Huron
Stout Falls
Focal High School
Jones
Watertown
Aberdeen
Lfuron
Burdette
Peterson
Sioux Falla
Tackie
Wishard
Schwenk
Rapid City
Stabiein
Robinson
Deadwood
Wolfe
Clack
Freeburg
Belfany
D. Smith
Inting
Sinseton
Onida
Center
Gray
Madison
Guzzi—Moore
to—Koons
Mitchell
Sherwood
Ethhe
Milbank
Terry
Uw Pirnis
Brees Awa
St Mary's College to Represent West in Rose Parade Game
St Marys college will restest west at the Rose Bowl parade game on New Years Day. The athletic board voted to accept an invitation to play an eastern team at Pasadena if extended by the Tournament of Roses committee. The board said St Marys undefeated varsity record makes it a strong west representative against any team in the country.
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Oakland
Cab
St. Mary's Coege
Paradena
College Board ‘of Athletic Control
St. Mary's
West
California
All Southern football team named by AP coaches and writers
Gene Meever of Tennessee led a near unanimous vote for the AP all southern team with a star roster of players from Georgia Alabama Vanderbilt Tulane Florida and Kentucky. First and second teams list Smith Georgia Itz Brows Vanderbilt Dodd Tennessee Maree Georgia Tech Holt Alabama and more across the league.
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Atlanta
Gene Meever
Fleet Tennessee Halfpack
Dixie
Associated Press
Smith
Georgia
Sington
Alabama
Itz Brows
Vanderbilt
Roberts
Tulane
Farris
N.C. Re
Abernathy
van Sickel
Florida
Dodd
Tennessee
Banker
McEver
Holt
Hugz
Maree
Georgia Tech
Steele
Feau
South Carolina
Bodenger
Fulane
Drur
Kentucky
Dalrymple
Kelley
Magner
North Carolina
Thomason
Cawthon
Golf Championship Surprises Mark Second Round Play
Hor ton Smith 21 of the Missouri Ozarks listed among the missing as 16 survivors proceed in the PGA championship match play. Craig Wood and Walter Hagen deliver standout showings as defending champion Leo Diegel posts a 64 in round two with a 10 and 9 victory over Gaziga. Wood defeats Smith in a major upset while Hagen advances with a 23rd green win. Gene Sarazen and other veterans also feature as the field narrows toward elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R
Hia
P. P. Gaziga
Wheeling
W.va
Walter Hagen
Bob Shave
Aurora
Ohio
Ealy
Wood
Smith
Mooro
Fret Morrison
Los Angeles
Joe Kirkwood
Tom Philadelphia
Gene: Sarazen
Morrison
Path Yoder
Hazex
Mill Mehlborn
New York
Henry Cuicct
Mill River
Conn
Cubs Wreckers Quietly Dominate 1929 Home Run Leaders
The Chicago Cubs New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers lead major league clubs with five or more home runs in 1929. Hornsby Cuyler Stephenson and Grim Cubs piled up 120 homers as Ruth Gehrig and Dickey also contributed for the Yankees.
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Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Hornsby
Cuyler
Stephenson
Grim Cubs
Tha
Quint Ruth
Gehrij
Dickey
Brauchar All Star Selections Listed by Schools
The list names players by school including Tennessee Alabama Tulane Vanderbilt North Carolina Kentucky Georgia and more. Positions shown include guard end center quarterback halfback fullback and tackle with several players per team.
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Hug
Tennessee
Sington
Alabama
Brown
Vanderbilt
Roberts
Tulane
Farris
North Carolina
Drery
Kentucky
Smith
Georgia
Cuarterback
Dodd
Banker
Mc Hver
Holm
Tom
Dalrymple
Abernathy
Steete
Florida
Bealle
South Carolina
Leathers
M. Smith
Brandt
Kelly
Hackman
Buie
Duke
Thomason
Georgia Tech
Football Purists Question Proselyting in College Sports
The Carnegie Foundation report highlights colleges where athletic proselytizing and subsidies occur and where sports are conducted with purity. Tulane, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, and Alabama are cited among strong teams. Tulane and Georgia Tech face scrutiny for alleged improper practices while detailing 1929 season results.
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Carnegie Foundation
Tulane
New Orleans
Wee
Texas Aggies
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Tennessee
Tkewise
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Vols
Tech
Stagg Presses Maroons Over Hooisers After Chicago Wins
Alonzo Stagg wrote Pat Page noting disappointment that the Maroons must defeat the Hoosiers. Chicago also defeated Washington and faced Carnegie Foundation scrutiny. Gene Narmille reportedly bet on Notre Dame vs. USC and later fell ill. Notre Dame center Tom Moynihan broke a leg earlier, while Dempsey's refereeing and broadcasting rights brought substantial pay.
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Chicago
Indiana
Alonzo Stagg
Pat Page
Maroona
Hoosiers
Pat
Stagg
University of Washington
Carnegie Foundation
Washington
Gene Narmille
Dempsey
Ambiguous Text About Tech Foundation Practice
Inference suggests past year the practice of preselying was working 400 percent for Tech. This season the system didn’t click and if the Foundation is correct, that outcome stands.
All Star Baseball Team Named by Sporting News Writers
The 1923 All Star team as named by 187 Baseball Writers Association members features five players from each league with two pitchers and one catcher. Mickey Cochrane of the Athletics is chosen as catcher with strong support for Lefty Grove and Burleigh Grimes on the mound. The lineup includes Simmons, Hack Wilson, Habe Ruth, Jimmy Foxx, Rogers Hornsby, Travis Jackson, and Fritz Traynor, reflecting a .2347 team batting average and a .348 average excluding pitchers.
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ST. Louis
Sporting News
Baseball Writers Association
Mandrians
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
Gra
al Simmons
Athletics
Hack
Wilson
Cubs
Habe Rath
Yankees
Feld
Jimmy Ford
Bage
Rogers Hornsby
Bae
Fie Traynor
Pirates
Travis Jackson
Giants
Lefty Grove
Burleigh Grimes
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT A.P. roundup from major cities
Eddie Shea of Chicago outpointed Young of Montreal Providence RI. King Tut of Minneapolis knocked out Joey Kaufman of New York. Les Kennedy of Long Beach outpointed Chris ten of Akron Ohio.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Young
Montreal
Providence
R. I
King Tut
Minneapolis
Joey Kaufman
New York
Los Angeles
Les Kennedy
Long Beach
KMO
Christen
Akron
Subsidization questioned as factor in college athletics
An analysis questions subsidies and proselyting as measures of athletic success. It cites Princeton Yale Cornell Chicago Notre Dame and others, noting uneven results despite funding. highlights Yale’s strong season and concerns at Princeton and Notre Dame era programs.
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Princeton
East
Foundation
Yale
Harvard
Ebibest Brown
Army
Dartmouth
Amherst
Lehigh
Brown
Cornell
Chicago
The
Coust
Tulane
Outlook is good at De Smet camp with 9 back
De Smet high school boys basketball embraces a veteran lineup led by Munger T Smith Marvin Smith C Skybeys Manley Bly Belzer Rodney and Payton as coach Ralph Voyen drills regular practice in hopes of a strong season. The schedule lists opponents from Oldham to Willow Lake through February with multiple De Smet home games and away contests. Gettysburg also fields experienced players including Mann center Breen guard Manful forward Schmidt guard Chadsey guard Lee guard Tumbert forward Bernnett guard Sargent forward in a 17 game slate beginning December 6 at Agar and ending February 28 at Blunt. Willow Lake works to patch holes after graduation ahead of the conference opener with Iroquois, with Glens Alberts providing defense.
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DE Smet
Munger
T Smith
Marvin -Smith
Oldham
Erwin
Iroquois
Troquois
Bryant
Lake Preston
Bancroft
Willow Lake
de Soet
Arlington
Wessington Springs
Ye Smet
Gettysburg
Gettysburg High School
Schweinfurt
Maroons
Ralph Manncenter
Paul Breenaguard
Melvin
Huron
Highmore
Gettysberg
Onida
Pierre
Agar
Blunt
Faulkton
Ontca
Ouida
Ft. Pierre
Gattysburg
Willow Lake High School
Stewart
I Iroquois
Glens Alberts
WEN
Alphna
Letcher
Alpena High School
Lane
Lana
R. G. Steavyes
Thompson
Smith
Kinsman
Lans
Cavour
Alpena
Woonsocket
Forestburg
Forestbure
Wolsey
Fedora
Si—Letcher
T—Foresbburg
Lewis To Again Challenge Lost Heavyweight Title
Ed Strangler Lewis plans a December 15 charity match in Tulsa promoted by the Tulsa junior league to regain the heavyweight title he lost to Gus Sonnenberg. The card also features local notes from Alpena High and detailed winter schedules for Alpena and nearby towns, highlighting upcoming games and key players.
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Tulsa
Orla
Ed "Strangler" Lewis
Gus Sonnenberg
Dartmouth Grid
Tulsa Junior League
Dixis Classic Football Game Planned New Year Day
Dallas officials announce a Dixis Classic New Year’s Day game pitting Southwest Conference stars against Big Ten standouts to raise funds for the Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children. Ray Morrison of SMU leads the Southwest All Stars while Jimmy Phelan of Purdue guides the Big Ten team. players expected to gather in St Louis or Chicago before traveling to Dallas.
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Dallas
Texas
Scottish Rite Hospital For
Tx'pensea
Ray Morrison
Southern
Methodist University
Jimmy Phelan
Purdue m Machine
St. Louis
Chicago
Dal
Egert Center of Huron Leads State Conference First Team
Captain Egert of the Huron Scalpers secures center on the fall South Dakota conference first team as chosen by the Argus. Spearfish and Yankton also place multiple players while Dakota Wesleyan and Augustana claim key spots. The article lists positions for first and second teams including guards, tackles, ends, and backs with several named colleges and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearfish
Yankton
Wesleyan
Augustan
Esch
Egert
Huron
South Dakota
Huron Center
Augustana
Dakota Wesleyan
Lane
Mackey
Orall
Sioux Palm College
Rich
Yankton College
Batchellor
Huron College
Bigelow
Spearfish Normal
Fletchet
F. College
Gunderson
Augustana College
Orich
Eastern Normal
Palroack—Mackay
Dak
Tatts Larive
Steeriss
South
Fod—Bruce
Aho
English
School of Mines
Lewis
Northern Normal
Shreve
Sioux Falls College
Williams
Southern Normal
Doney
Johnson
Augustura College
Allen
Laur
Southmayd
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ALL Star
Notre Dame
University of Pittsburgh
Fordham
Universties
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Lincez
Canning
Alton Tobey
Jus
Alvin Tobey
Delbert Means
Hubert Astard
Everett Anderson
Carl Aierson
George Bergsevesser
George Greendburg
Walter Gully
Cher’s Phillips
Eart Miller
Bancroft Dee
Clark
Vienna
Castlewood
White
Lenz
Olmatead
Philips
Sipes
A. Johnson
Olsbo
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