Inability To Book Good Teams Ends Charity Game Plan
CHICAGO December 4 The Shrine has dropped its plan to stage a charity college football game at Soldier Field next year due to inability to secure strong teams. West Virginia and Oregon State played Thanksgiving day, but gate receipts disappointed. Rockne received $3,500 expense money from Notre Dame for a Northwestern preliminary, with officials saying funds were available to honor expenses. Wade says no pregame agreement on expenses. Twenty one players invited to the Shriners charity East West game in San Francisco include Eads Wilson Christensen Bachus and others from Oregon State Nebraska California Texas Oklahoma and Baylor. Bausch, star Kansas fullback, had initially declined but may attend.
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Trojans Hopeful as Wilcox Returns for Notre Dame Show
USC Trojans prepare for Saturdays clash with Notre Dame amid mixed outlook. Star end Ralph Wilcox returns after a three week concussion layoff, boosting odds slightly, while two ex Trojans running Notre Dame plays yesterday. Notre Dame faces Mullins absence as Rockne reshuffles backfield with Hanley and Howard taking drills to replace the injured fullback.
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Local card slated with Huntley and La Roque bouts
Al Braun signs for Black Hills card to headline a 20 round feature fight with Huntley, Rapid City rival, on Monday December 15. Eight round semi final pairs Huntley with La Roque, Rapid City. Promoters also roster Jack Payne and possible Marion Haines as opponent options. In another note St Lawrence High opens basketball season hosting Bonilla on Friday in a girls doubleheader.
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Saturday Broadcasts: Navy vs Pennsylvania and Notre Dame vs USC
Central Standard Time network radio listings show Navy facing Pennsylvania at 145 p m with NBC stations and Graie McNamee and Arthur McNulty as announcers, plus Notre Dame against Southern California at 545 p m on NBC and a CBS chain with Ted Huaing. The schedule also notes additional affiliates and announcers for the day across multiple markets.
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Five Gridders Lost By Greyhounds At Yankton
Yankton college will lose five players to graduation from the 150 State conference football title squad. Eleven letterm en players return along with seven other veterans. Captain John Batcheller Mission Hill and ex captain Erwin Southmayd Armor earned fourth letters this fall. Joe Mendel Blunt and Walter Satler Yankton earned third letters. Adolph Schroeder Wall second. Second year letters went to Ehner Reiss Neligh West Donald Gibbs Wessington Springs Perry Libby Elk Point Milton Partridge Pierre. Jacob Moser Scotland Frank Allen Pierre earned third letters. Raymond Furlong Presho John Potter Pierre Louis Hosman Pierre John C Wilson and Thomas Smart St Louis Mo made their first Yankton letters.
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Perry Libby
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St. Louis
Iroquois Cavers Split Two Games In Comeback Bid
Iroquois high school basketball seeks revenge after a 13 to 4 loss to De Smet in a doubleheader. The second game featured a tight back and forth battle with Murphy and Warner leading the forwards and Brand Tuy Armin Emeliuz McNaboo at guards. Shakte officiated as Willow Lake Merchants played Vin te Crawford Gehring at forwards and Dil Crawford Murphy at guards.
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Black Hills Stars lead conference scoring with 60 points
Campbell Spearfish Normal quarterback scored 60 points in seven games to lead the South Dakota State conference in 1930. Al Wendi of Mines had 49 points, Smokey Mendel of Yankton 48, as Spearfish Normal's backfield powered the Ye Howjackets to 162 points for the season. Dakota Wesleyan was second with 143, Yankton third at 236. Yankton allowed just 23 points over eight conference games.
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Yankton Bucks Eye State Title Clash With Huron
Yankton high school Bucks led by Hamann Smith and Schenck aim for state and Eastern South Dakota titles after last year’s setback to Huron. Coach Stephenson fields a strong roster including Livingston Orr Ruff Steinbach Davis Hayes Picking with a 14 game schedule and a busy B team, featuring a February 20 date with Huron.
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Golfers Tee Off In Rich Tourney
Leading professional and amateur golfers prepared to tee off today in a 72 hole qualifier to pick 12 survivors for the San Francisco open match play tournament which runs next Sunday. The event worth 7500 dollars attracted 263 entries, with 133 professionals including Tommy Armour Gene Sarazen Lea Diegel Horton Smith and George Vor Elm, the former national amateur title holder now a business man golfer.
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Macaluso And Hart To Play On Eastern Team
Colgate fullback Macaluso and Maroon captain Hart will play for the east against the west in the New Year contest at San Francisco. Coach Andy Kerr announced the selections. Macaluso leads the nation in scoring with 144 points as the backfield stars gain national notice. Iron Legs nicknamed backfield member among All America picks. Four miniature golf courses operate in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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State college students form House of David club
Brookings December 4. Students at State college form a House of David club to govern activities by the Jack rabbit basketball team's games. Led by student president Ivan Johnson, volunteers will cease shaving after any game the team loses and not shave again until a win. The first game is at University of Minnesota December 6, with the first home game against Huron College December 11.
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Moose Pass Up Big Opportunity In Bowling Match
Moose pass up chance to lead Avenue league after dropping two games to Avenue. Armour defeated three straight by barbers to take leadership, with Packers holding a two game edge with one week left. Helms top scored 557 for losers while Campbell led winners with 516 and 515. First game high 834 for Avenues but second game tied to Moose. Lodge men faltered, final scores 791 to 883.
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Joe Judge Named Best On Defense In Baseball
Joe Judge, veteran first baseman for the Washington Senators, named best in defense for the eighth straight season in 1930 fielding averages. He accepted 1117 chances in 17 games with 2 errors for a .238 average, while the Athletics topped team fielding at .975. Other fielding stars include Gehringer, McManuel, Boley, Simmons, and Mickey Cochrane. Senators set a world record for assists with 22 on June and tied it on July 2.
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Young Pat Page Honored by Chicago for Football Skill
Chicago December local report notes Pat Page junior receives a numeral from the University of Chicago in recognition of his athletic promise. The feature cites his father H. O. Page as a former Chicago star, with mentions of football and other sports. The article links the family to athletic success and notes Pat Page now attends Indiana University.
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Deadlock Persists In Major League Draft Dispute
InMontreal on December 4, five minor leagues and the major/major-league factions remained at a standstill over the draft issue. The majors demand the right to draft or select at a fixed price from non-draft leagues, including young stars not yet in the big leagues. They severed relations from December 1, threatening disruption. The five leagues offered to resume talks within 15 days if the majors drop the severance. Officials Hedler and Barnard signaled little chance of an amicable settlement before next week’s joint meeting, prompting non-major leagues to plan independent action. The central question is access to first-grade players in sufficient numbers, with no immediate peace in sight.
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State Cagers Drill On Offense In Preparation For Gophers
Brookings Dec 4 Development of an offensive attack for the Minnesota trip dominates Brookings practice as Coach Threlfall stresses five-man cohesion amid a shortage of veteran guards. Clarence Hamann anchors the Rabbit squad with Cochran Colby and Schulte among the few returnees. eleven sophomores fill the rest of the roster. The probable starting five includes Hamann, Schulte, Heathcote, Schweiren and Benson or Cochran.
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Kirn the Navy’s Big Hope for Pennsylvani a clash at Army
New York report notes midshipman Lou Kirn as the Navy’s key back ahead of upcoming games with Pennsylvania and Army. Navy hopes for a upset season hinge on Kirn’s athletic play on a frigid Franklin Field slate, with 60 000 fans anticipated. Pennsylvania, a longtime rival, faces a historic shift as they skip the traditional Thanksgiving game with Cornell and meet Navy in a landmark matchup.
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Fedora Wildcats Begin Hard Quarter As Varsity Rebuilds
Fedora high school resumes workouts after Thanksgiving with two pre break wins 23-9 over Teie and 25-7 versus Argonne. Graduation hit six lettermen. expected mid season improvement despite slim material. Girls team, defending 13 3, remains intact. Schedule lists multiple boys doubleheaders and a tentative Tri County Tournament in February.
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Stahl Named To Lead Huron Prep Gridders
John Stahl, junior at Huron high school, was elected to pilot the 1930 Huron high school football team. Stahl, a halfback and former star of the 1929 squad, is also on the basketball team. Football setters will be chosen later, Coach Frank Coffey announced today.
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Hlini Tribe and Chief Miniwek in Illinois Athletics Origin
The Hlini name, used by University of Illinois athletic teams, means brave men. Chief Miniwek is a traditional Hlini figure who watches over the Hlini band at their head, marking witness affairs in the lore.
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Inter class cage tourney starts at Yankton college
Yankton December 4 Inter class round robin basketball tournament opens at Yankton College. Coach Bear Youngworth aims to identify material for the court squad. Early games spot standout players across senior junior sophomore and freshman classes including Southmayd Batcheller Wood Mendel Muilenberg Sherer Kerr Allen Wallbaum Libby Beckwitts Thomas Van Cleve Potter Strube Pink Hohenbhauer Brockman Bauer Reynolds Gsher and Fitzgerald.
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Fights Last Night Buffalo N Y George Nichols Wins
George Nichols of Buffalo outpointed Charlie Belanger the Canadian light heavyweight champion in a sharp, decision victory. Belanger pressed the pace but Nichols controlled the bout with steady counterpunching and clean ringside work.
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