Storm over New York college football prompts resignations
In New York many universities including Colgate, New York and Fordham face post season football controversy. Coaches resigned or faced accusations of professionalism amid debates. John Manhattan coach and Marty Geil of Washington indicate shifting plans as athletic authorities respond to the dispute.
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Herbert W. Brexer
York
New York
Coiro
Fordham
Manhattan
Besa
Neath University Daily News
Chick) Meehan
Meshan
John
Washington
Marty Geil
Law
Columbia
Notre Dame
Shaker
Beck
Ferdan m
Ares
Controath
Don Murshy
John Symarcki
Wessington Downs Defeat St Lawrence In Tight Battle
Wessington high school boys basketball defeated St Lawrence 24 to 13 at St Lawrence. Esch Jer led Wessington with high scoring. Abbott paced St Lawrence. The game featured lead changes and a close first half before Wessington extended their advantage in the final period.
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ST. Lawrence
Wessington High School
Wessington
Esch Jer
Abbott
Spu
Weasington
St. Lawence
Pittsburgh May Win Indiana Cage Title
Pittsburgh’s Joving Panthers aim for the Indiana championship as they face Purdue in Lafayette tonight. The Panthers beat Indiana 29 to 24 in overtime Wednesday, but Purdue is viewed as a strong foe in the Big Ten race. Milneis, a Big Ten favorite, starts against Miami at Oxford.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Panther
Indiana
Purdue
Boilermakers
Lafayette
Panthers
Indiana University
Boilermaker
Milneis
Miami University
Oxford
Carleton Beats Nodaks 45 to 22 in Home Victory
Northfield Minnesota December 18 Carleton college rode a home court hot streak to its 40th straight win as it defeated the University of North Dakota 45 to 22 The Nodaks had earlier beaten St Olaf 27 to 18 Wednesday in the two game series opener.
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Northfield
Minn
Carleton College
University of North Dakota
Nodaks
St. Olaf
Church Cage League Formed At Springs
Wessington Springs church basketball league formed with four teams Methodist Catholic Congregational and Free Methodist. First game tonight at high school gym between Methodist and Catholic teams as a preview to Plankinton Springs game. Players must attend church at least three Sundays a month. Eight games planned with each team meeting others twice.
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Springs Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs
Plankinton Springs
Bierman Named Minnesota Head Football Coach
Minneap olis officials announced the formal appointment of B. W. Bierman as Minnesota’s head football coach. The salary is set at 7150 dollars annually, effective January 1, with Athletic Director H. O. Crisler confirming the selection. Bierman previously led Tulane before taking the Minnesota post.
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Bierman
Minneapolis
B. W
Bernice) Bierman
Minnesota
University Segents
H. O. Crisler
Tulane
France starts two 3400 ton destroyers under 1898 program
France builds two new destroyers of 3400 tons each under the 1898 program. Construction is slated to take 18 months.
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France
Brookside hosts first tourney with new heavier golf ball
Pasadena hosts the 4000 open three day event featuring 18 players including Billy Burke national open champion and Tom Creavy PGA titleholder. Britisher Aubrey Boomer holds French open crown while Walter Hagen Canadian open champ and R. Asami Japanese pro lead the field. Tony Manero defends with experience, Horton Smith out due to a broker wrist injury.
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Paul Zimmerman
Pasadena
Calif
Brookside Country Club
California
Billy Burke
Tom Creavy
Albany
Yankees
Aubrey Boomer
R. Asami
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Tony Manero
Elmsford
Horton Smith
Joplin
San Francisco
Physical Handicap Revealed By Schwartz
EVANSTON jun vee 165 h Marchy Schwartz Notre Dame all American halfback revealed he played most of the 1931 season with a spinal injury so serious it would have ended a football career. A post season exam in San Francisco for the East-West game confirmed the issue as New Year’s Day approached. The injury dates to before the 1931 opener and recurred after spells of practice and play.
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Evanston
Marchy Schwartz
Nobre Damie
Schwarts
San Francisco
Notre Dam
California
Anne Ramos
Stecher Wins Rough Three Fall Wrestling Match
In Minneapolis on February 18 Joe Stecher of Dodge Nebraska defeated Charlie Hanson of Seattle in a brutal three fall bout. Stecher claimed the first fall with his body scissors, Hanson captured the second with a back body slam, and Stecher finished with a decisive third fall after a quick move to pin Hanson. Joe Savoldi also beat Joe Hubke in straight falls.
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Minneapolis
Vec
Joe, Stecher
Dodge
Neb
Charlie
Hanson
Seattle
Stecher
Becher
Joe Savoldi
Joe Hubke
Kansas City
Kabat Elected To Lead Wisconsin Badger Football Team
Milwaukee guard Kabat was chosen captain of the 1932 Wisconsin football squad at the annual banquet. His stellar play the last two seasons earned him near unanimous captaincy and he had also been named to the all conference team by the Associated Press. Major John Griffiths spoke on leadership and balance in society.
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Mavisun
Wae
Wee
Gregory Kabat
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Associated Press
John Griffiths
Big Ten
Mystery tipster causes Chicago betting riot at Tanforan
In Chicago on December 18 a mysterious tipster spread winning horse race tips across the city. Bettors chased tip Number 20 German while bookmakers refused wagers after a disastrous seventh race loss. Bookmakers faced heavy losses as the unknown tipster again proved profitable to players.
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Chicago
Tanforan
Bobby Doyle
Cavour Teams Edge Iroquois In Double Hender
Cavour high school basketball squads defeated Iroquois in a close doubleheader. The Cavour boys won 5 to 2, while the Cavour girls triumphed 14 to 14 over the visiting Iroquois girls.
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Cavour
Iroquois
Cavour High
Property parcels and special assessments line town records
A dense list of lot numbers, blocks, and owners linked to tax and special assessment entries across multiple plats. Names include Perry Dickson, Mabel Hammond, John Kingdon, C.F. Swartz, Van Voorhis, Lockwood, Walter Irving, and many others with mixed Lot and Block references, 1930 taxes, and various tract descriptions. The document outlines serial land parcels, outlots, and subdivisions with tax statuses and lot dimensions.
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W. M. Fernan
Plat Cooner
WTS
Perry Dickson
Mabel
Hammond
D.C. Hohfast
Rena Stettin
R. J. Steffin
Bik
John Kingdon
van Voori
L. van Vrarhis
BR. E. Lockwood
Yale Lumber Co. Lasts at TX and Bik 6 Yale
A fragmented real estate notice describes conveyance involving Yale Lumber Co. and properties referenced as Third Addition, Marsh Lots 1 2 3 4, and Elinor made obiete catia vt E Bik 6 Sed St. The readable text lists tract dimensions 16 ft by 3 in the description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yurruwin
Dakota Sevings dx Loan Co
Morrix
Huron
Mateer
Tipe
Paxes J. R. Warfield
Beach Bryant & Dickinson
Martin Kamenz
Teghain
James
Menchon
B. B. McKichan
B. McKichan
George McKichan
Broadland
Albert
Martha D
Fouwa
Gilmore
Hook
Adaline Browdland
Aulae Thompson
Yale Lumber Co
Yale
Elinor
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Carleton
Schwartz
Kabat
Badger
Lis
Thompson
Broadland State Bank
Catherine
Ier
Alvey Lot
Theodore J. Figland
Lote Wand
Katie
Boone
J. Baye
AE. Roeris-DeCan
Ane
Mido Ferman
Otto Lather
Mra
W. A. Miller
BE. Zicortategue Nepeicond
Ellen Fernar
AROS
Orth
Henry Diehl
Hice & Packham
I A
Dennison
Virgil
Ida Healey
Edwin Healey
Millee
Walter Irving
Mamie Reese
Herbert Partridge
L. W. Hulbert
W. Worley Andrews
Charles Granberg
A.C. Ross
Franklin
R. A
S. W Ft
Osington
B. Blake
Onley Swaney
H. W.winther
Frank Orby
Fred Fleming
Severed Robinson
Roy Andrews
Chas
Margaret Bowman
R. L. Atkinson
L. Y i Au
John Cross
Shane All
SIZ We
Pothwall
Nellie H. Tennaut
Blk & Sa
Watkins Lota
Asura Brueger
Slinton Davis
Arthur Dulin
Fagetense & Harris
A. P. Coyer
Richard
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Perriton’s
Swat Sae
Jalidt Cruce Quality
Santa
Baby Sovart
Susanaly x
Dakota
Richelle Fruit
Baby Stuart
Christina
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