Football Coaching Ranks Thinned By Alumni Disfavor
New York December report outlines post season coaching upheaval as ten coaches are out. Harvey Harman resigns at Pennsylvania after a disastrous season. Harry Kipke at Michigan steps down amid alumni pressure. Oregon’s Callison and other notable coaches face forced departures or replacements under alumni scrutiny.
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Drew Middleton
New York
Tien
Amy
Gar Davidson
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Harvey Harman
Hacrnan
Quakers
Hermin
Mus
Wolverines
Minnesota
Ohio State
Oregon
Prince Callison
Pacific Coast
Callison
Georgia
Harry Mehre
Bulldogs
Mississippi
Turkey
Ed Walker
Pop Warner
South Carolina
Don McAllister
Brow
McAllister
Manhater
Chick Meehan
Manhattan
Army
Bill Wond
Mississippi State
Ralph Sass
Pittsburgh Weighs Sutherland Quit Rumor As Pitt Coach
Pittsburgh awaited a reply to rumors that Taeburn Jock Sutherland would resign as head football coach. Reports said he might succeed Howard Jones at USC in 1939, but neither Pitt nor USC confirmed the claim. Journalists sought comment as Sutherland traveled to New Orleans for NCAA meetings.
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Pittsburgh
Rumor Sutherland
Golden Panther
University of Pittsburgh
Taeburn
Jock” Sutherland
Marty Keck
The
Sun-Telegraph
Sutherlanding
John G. Bowman
Keck
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
Southern California
Jones
Sutherland
New Orleans
National Collegiate Association
Notien
Falluc
Gadders Near End Of Drills
Associated Press reports the tapering off of football drills for several teams with bowl games on the horizon. Alabama prepares for Rose Bowl secrecy behind locked gates as Leroy Monsky’s eye injury is guarded by a mask. Louisiana State refits its aerial attack for the Sugar Bowl against Santa Clara. Rice’s Cotton Bowl workout in heavy rain heightens Rice odds while Auburn and Michigan State prepare for their clash. West Virginia’s Ernie Moan powers the Sun Bowl with passing as Texas Tech showcases its quarterback Gene Barnett in El Paso.
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Associated Press
Pasadena
Alabama
California
Leroy Monsky
Louisiana
Santa Clara
Rice
Owls
Whizzer White
Tex Tech
Gene Barnett
el Paso
Eddie Brets
New York
Fensh
James J. Carroll
Price
St. Louis
Crimson Tide
Louisiana State
Colorado
Dallas
Whizzer ,White and Co
Auburn
West Virginia
Michigan State
Texas Tech
San Francisco
Mexican expropriates Agua Caliente casino for schools
The Mexican government under President Lazaro Cardenas expropriated Tiajuana's Agua Caliente Casino, once valued at 10 million, to repurpose as schools. The decree follows the policy of using abandoned properties, reflecting Cardenas' stance against gambling.
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Mexico
Tiajuana
Baja
California
Necea
Downtown Coaches Hear At New Orleans Meeting
New Orleans reports the American Football Coaches Association gathering where University of Wisconsin staffer Harry A. Stuhlroher discusses coaching critique. Fans attend Monday luncheons with game films, then submit questions answered by speakers. Downtown coaches clubs began at Minnesota and spread to Michigan and Wisconsin campuses, with limited admissions.
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New Orleans
Midwest
Harry A. Stuhldraher
University of Wisconsin
American Football Coaches’ Association
Rurnor
University of Minnesota
Stuhlbroher
University of Miechlaan
Bowl speculation and sports notes from New York
Roundup of bowl game odds and expected margins for several matchups including LSU vs Santa Clara and Rice vs Colorado with points and bets. mentions Lou Gehrig heading to Hollywood. Sammy Baugh eyeing $25,000 with Washington Redskins. Alabamas and Auburns game picks. other sport notes from boxing wrestling jockeys and baseball figures. references to Shigar Bowl and players like Archie San Romaul and Tony Lazzeri.
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Lou Gehrig
Hollywood
Jimmy Phelan
Washington
Hany Kipke
Michigan
Sammy Baugh
Bat Fain
Young Anon
Hell
Sammy
Alabama
Auburn
Rice
Santa Clara
Wet Virgin
Lou Ambert
May
Henry Armstrong
Harry Richards
Pompeon
New York
Ray Fabiani
Philadelphia
Jack Curley
Brooklyn
Santa Claus
Jimnny Dyker
White Sox
Tony Laziéri
Muskogee
Okla
New Orleans
Archie San Romaul
Kansas Freck
Willise
New York University
M Ce
Don Budge Triumphs Over Crawford in Australia Exhibition
Don Budge, U.S. champion, redeemed himself before 12,000 fans in Sydney by defeating Jack Crawford 7-5 6-1 6-1 in an exhibition. Budge surged in the last two sets as Crawford’s accuracy and rallying kept the fight in the first. The crowd hissed after Budge’s earlier uneven play against Baron Gottfried von Cramm.
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Sydney
Australia
Des
Don Budge
Jack Crawford
Budge
Crawford
Mente
Germany
Baron Gottfried
von Cramm
Popovitch Poised to Shine in Shrine East West Game
Milt Popovich the Montana University triple threat back is expected to be a key offensive weapon for the West in the Shrine East West Charity football game on January 1 in San Francisco. Coaches Bill Jones and Orin Hollingbery praised his practice performances, noting his passing catching and tackling as major assets.
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Popovitch
San Francisco
Milt Popovich
Montana University
Popovich
Bill Jones
Orin
Babe” Hollingbery
Montana
Knox Coach Quits After Long Losing Streak
Knox coach C. W. Pete Reynolds resigns after a 27 game losing run dating to 1938 when he took charge at Knox College. A Syracuse alumnus Reynolds led a turnaround for a time but his teams again slumped, ending his tenure.
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Galesburg
Pete” Reynolds
Aame
Reynolds
Syracuse
Knom
Hobart College
Raynolds
Huron Lead Tilt Opens Rapid City Tourney Night
Rapid City hosts an Invitational boys basketball tourney tonight marking the opening of the new high school gym. Huron and Lead clash in the opener, expected to deliver major fireworks as two West River teams seek early dominance. Lead features Miliets Williams Jonson Mooney Mitchell, while Huron counters with a strong returning lettermen core.
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Baskeroall
Black Hills
Huron
Pierre Didh
Rapid City High School
Gold Diggers
Huron Tigers
Haren
Diggers
Mile High
Custer
Doadwood
Rapid City Cobblers
Ray Miliets
Williams
Jonson
Mooney
Mitchell
Jinsup
Tigers
Cobbiers
Pierre Governors
Pierre
Jeterman
Hijls
Euclid Cole
Pierre and Leadening
West River
Hills
West Elver
Notre Dame First Loss Ends Irish String In Overtime
Illinois defeats Notre Dame 34 to 32 in overtime at Champaign snapping the Irish 19 game winning streak. Ed Sadowski forced overtime with a late field goal. Pick Dehner and Earl Brower contributed for Illinois. Purdue and Indiana also won on the West Coast, with Indiana 42 33 over California.
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Chicago
Indiana
Notre Dame
Champaign
Rocr Lava Dee
Ilinois
George Keeygan
Ed Sadowski
Conrest
Louis Boudreau
Minois
Brilliane
Pick Dehner
Earl Browrish
Hiness
Purdue
Victtorious
University of Southern California
California
Los Angeles
Indiiana
University of California
Bruins
Gophers Face NYU in Garden Tonight
Minnesota meets New York University at Madison Square Garden as two bold road trips bring Stanford and two mighty invaders to the city. The Gophers remain unbeaten after a late win, tipped as the strongest visitor in Garden history, while Stanford enjoys local favor over LIU and NYU looks to upset.
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Dec
Kernesy
Stanford
Madison Square Garden
New York University
Long Island University
Minnesota
Gophers
Garden
Hank Luisetti
Art Stadion
L. 1
College Basketball Scores Mixed With Errors From Illinois Night
Scattered results show Illinois 33 Notre Dame 32 while Indiana 42 beats California Los Angeles Marquette. Chicago 21 defeats Detroit 34. Purdue 4 and Idaho 33 with Idaho southern branch 21 hint at inconsistent tallies. Western Reserve 44 UW Rastori 37. Virginia Junior College 37 Koowood Junice 2726. Brookings and Flendresu 34 appear in stray lines.
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Los Angeles
Marquette
Chicago
Detroit
Sebranea Purdue
U. B.C
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Southern Branch
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Rastori UW
Virginia
Woonsocket Fast Tourney Promises Tight Friday Hoops Card
Woonsocket and guest towns prepare for an invitational high school basketball tournament with Bridgewater Parkston DeSmet and Woonsocket teams. Parkston vs Bridgewater opens the card followed by Woonsocket against DeSmet. Consolation at 7 45 p m and final at 9 p m. Strong local ties noted among coaches and players with several seniors and juniors on the Woonsocket squad.
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DeSmet
Woonsocket High School
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Bridgewater Dribblers
Willmedn Rame
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Pony Hills
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Lone
Fedora
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Vernon Mel Kidip
James
Blondy) Dunlap
Loren Palmer
Milton Authier
Gordon Clodfelter
Brown
Hoellworth
Woonesocket
Dakota Wesleyan University
Hoethworth
Robert Watson
Af Part
Jin High School
Wrestling Results From Lincoln and Minneapolis Meet
In Lincoln Nebraska Paul Jones was awarded a decision over Joe Dusek for excessive toughness. In Minneapolis Branko Nanyrski of International Falls defeated Bhu Pinder of Bombay by a fall.
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Neb
Paul Jones. Com
Joe Dusek
Omaha
Minneapolis
Branko Nanyrski
International Falls
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Pinder
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India
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Brooklyn Dodgers in turmoil threaten season prospects
By Gayle Talbot New York December reports say strife and indecision in the Dodgers front office imperil one of the NL’s most valuable franchises. Gen Manager John Gorman’s departure leaves unanswered chores as spring training is canceled by the Yankees. Talks of a sale surface, with a syndicate led by Jimmy Walker among potential buyers, while Steve McKeever’s feud with Ebbets’ heirs looms over plans to keep the team in Brooklyn.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Dodgers
Yankees
Bycooklyn
John Gorman
Jase
Brooklyn
van Lingle Mungo
Woo
Jimmy Walker
Alayorm
Ebbets Field
Forco
Steve McKeever
Charles Ebbets
Bres
Fights and Notices Blend in an Era Boxing and Sheriff Sale
The column mixes reports of Toronto boxing results featuring fighters Meg Mason and Jack Sharkey Jr with a lengthy 1930s South Dakota sheriff’s sale notice. It details a federal mortgage case against Adelaide M Payne and Ira W Payne, a Beadle County sale of land valued at 313.9 acres, scheduled for January 3, 1936, at 2 PM at the Beadle County Court House, to satisfy a $4353.17 judgment plus interest and costs.
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Joe Reilly
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