New Penn coach Hare Harman to lead football program
Harvey J. Harman, 30, former Sewanee athletics director, named University of Pennsylvania football coach and faculty member under new athletic policy. He will be paid as a professor, with a full time post and a salary likely between five and ten thousand dollars.
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Pop Warner
Sewanee
Tenn
Philadelphia
Harvey J. Harman
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
University of Pennsylvania
LeRoy LiGancer
Jarman
Penn
Haman
University of Pittsburgh
Glenn Warner
Haverford College
Pennsylvania
Thomas S. Gates
Lud Wray
Dean Mercer
Council On Athletics
Harman
Sixteen teams left in AAU meet in Kansas City
In the National AAU basketball tournament, sixteen teams remain as third round play begins. Middle western and southwestern colleges lead against independent clubs with seven college teams in action today. Defending champions Henrys of Wichita faced Brown Paper Mill of Monroe in a 31 to 23 win, while Los Angeles Athletic Club defeated Nebraska Wesleyan 41 to 13. Today De Paul University meets the Los Angeles A.C. and Southside Turners of Indianapolis face Los Angeles A.C.
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Kansas City
Mar. LA
Middle Western
Southwestern College
East Central Teachers
Ada
Okla
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Kas
Northwest Teachers
Marysville
de Paul University
Chicago
Los Angeles A
Southside
Turners
Indianapulis
Close Contests Highlight Junior High Intra-Mural Play
In the junior high School B league the Flea Hawks defeated the Swallows 2 9 with a clear lead throughout. The Eagles beat the Robins to an 18 18 tie. In the A league the Bucks edged the Skunks 24 23 led by captain Englebretsen, while the Tigers defeated the Bobcats 28 15.
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Flea Hawks
Eagles
Tigers and Bucks
Swallows
Robins
Bucks
Skunks
Englebretsen
Devick
Tigers
Bobcats
Nettleton Commercial College Wins Tourney Title
Sioux Falls based Nettleton Commercial college won the independent basketball tournament final 35 to 30 over Woonsocket. Woonsocket had upset Moody County Comets 23 to 13 in the semi final. Canton beat Presho 26 to 16 in the class B final. King Tut Henry Tuttle recovering from appendicitis operation at Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota.
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Oonsocket
Sioux Falls
Mar. U
Nettleton Commercial College
Woonsocket
Moody County Comets
Canton
Presho
King Tut
Rochester
Rochester, Minn
Henry Tuttle
Minneapolis
Mayo Clinic
Fights Last Night Across Cities in North America and UK
Summary of boxing results from multiple cities: Larry Gaiog of Toronto knocked out Charlie Smith of Deptford in Leicester. Paul Wangye of Minneapolis outpointed Jackie Sharkey, with Angus MacDonald defeating Mike Mandell in Winnipeg. Paul Pantaleo of Chicago stopped Harry Dillon in Winnipeg, while Alene Philadelphia stopped Sammy Offerman in West Palm Beach. Babe Hunt halted Chet Shandel in Oklahoma City. Tracy Cox stopped Soldier Dombrowski in Indianapolis. Low Vine and Charlie Baxter drew in Chicago. Psuline Uscudun knocked out Les Kennedy in Los Angeles, and Steve Hamsas stopped Jos Buriew in Los Angeles.
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Leicester
England
Larry. Gaiog
Toronto
Charlie Smith
Deptford
Minneapolis
Paul Wangsey
Jackie Sharkey
Angus MacDonald
Winnipeg
Mike Mandell
Paul
Paul Pantaleo
Chicago
Harry Dillon
West Palm Beach
Ponca City
Chet Shandel
California
Indianapolis
Tracy Cox
Indianaplis
Soldier Dombrowski
Detroit
Low Vine
Chasley Baxter
Louisville
Los Angeles
Psuline Uscudun
Spain
Les Kennedy
Long Beach
Steve Hamsas
Jos Buriew
Boston
A’s Stars Show Signs of Age as Mack Plans 1931 Lineup
Athletics veteran Connie Mack faces aging among his stars while grooming replacements. Jimmy Foxx, Mickey Cochrane, Lefty Grove may shift roles. pitching staff could widen with Walberg’s return. Youngsters Cavert and others train at Hot Springs Ark as spring notes hint at 1931 bid.
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Connie Mack
Aloysius Harry Simmons
Jimmy Foxx
Gordon
Mickey) Cochrane
Robert Moses Grove
George Livingston Earnshaw
Cavert
Simmon
Earnshaw
Hot Springs
Ark
Mack
Grove
Joe Boley
Max Bishop
Keystone
Bid Williams
Short
Frank Higgins
Texas Bay
Cac
Siggins
Phil Todt
Red Sox
Sall
Foxx
Eric MclNair
Jimmy Dykes
Jimmy
Bing Miller
Miller
Simmons
George Haas
Cochrane
John Heving
George
Bobby Jones Favored Retakes In Acting Debut
Hollywood. Robert Tyre Jones Jr. known as Bobby Jones delays retake amid filming on his second day of acting work. He smiles and says retakes are the best part, noting he would have liked chances to redo shots in golf.
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Hollywood
Cal
Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
Wolsey Shines in Aberdeen Gold Medal Tourney
In Aberdeen the gold medal basketball tourney moves into its second round as local teams dominate. Four of five Aberdeen quintets won last night, with Rosholt beating Olwin Angell 27 to 11 and Highland Dalry edging Eureka 24 to 22. Wolsey faces Northern Fresh in tonight’s first round, and the M C A matches Cresbard in another late game.
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Wolsey
Aberdeen
Mar
Hlave
Rosholt
Olwin Angell
Highland Dalry
Eureka
Jim Mellette
Mobridge
Columbia
Wessington
Cresbard
Selby
Faulkton
Watertown
Lyman Cotton Condition Report Improves After Bout
The welterweight Lyman Cotton of Huron is reported to be somewhat better after a broken jaw and arm infection from the Monday night fight with Aberdeen’s Dick Demesey. Doctors deem the arm infection more dangerous than the jaw fracture, and Cotton finished the 10 round bout as Demersoy was awarded the decision.
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Lyman Cotton
Huron
Dick Demesey
Aberdeen
Cotton
Demeroy
Fourteen Bowling Teams Enter Mobridge Tournament
Fourteen teams from ten cities enter the Mobridge bowling tournament set for March 15 to 17. Water town has three teams, Huron two, and Milbank Leamon Webster Pierpoint Bowman N. C. McIntosh Jamestown N. D. each one, with Mobridge fielding four teams.
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Mobridge
Mcbridge
Mar
Watertown
Huron
Milbank
Leamon
Webster
Pierpoint
Bowman
N. C
McIntosh
Jamestown
N. D
Bucks Are Off Form in 31 9 Loss to Neligh
Yankton high defeated Neligh high of Nebraska 31 to 9 in a rough game here last night. Neligh started strong with quick ball handlers, but fouls early slowed their offense. The home team built a large lead by halftime and finished with the same dominant score.
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Bucks
Yankton
Mar
Yankton High
Neligh High
Nebraska
Meligh
Central S. D. Loop Plans To Enlarge Conference
At a Pierre meeting of Central South Dakota conference reps officials were elected including A G Wright as president C W Wood as vice president and H M Hawkinson as secretary treasurer A proposal to enlarge the conference with additional schools was discussed A committee will study options and a list of officials for basketball games and salaries will be prepared at the next gathering Pierre was awarded the 1932 conference track and field meet set for May 2 on the new Pierre track Miller leads the current conference with undefeated status and will seek the state tourney in Mitchell after earlier region play
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Pierre
Miller
Highmore
Gettysburg
Onida
Huron
Mitchell
Miller Schools Close For State Tourney
Miller South Dakota Miller, Mar 11 Special An accord ing to decision by Miller school officials, the school will be closed Friday to let pupils and teachers attend the state basketball tournament at Mitchell. About half the student body plan to go. Miller meets Watertown Arrows in the opening game Friday at 2 30 p m, state tournament.
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Miller
Mar
Mitchell
Pee
Runstlers
Huron
Pierre
Watertown Arrows
Seven Vikings Get Basketball Letters at Augustana College
Seven letter winners for the 1931 Augustana College basketball season named by Coach Paul Dee. The list includes Arnold Rainertson Astoria Maurice Kochenderfer Hendricks Minn Wendell Eid Lake Preston fresh mien Ansil Sonstegard Sisseton sophomore Rudolph Qualset Braddish Neb and Clarence Gunderson Menno junior and Clayton Kvenvold Madison senior. Sonstegard and Qualset were honorary co captains. With one letterman lost, outlook for next season is bright.
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Vikings
Sioux Falls
Augustana College
Paul Dee
Arnold
Rainertson
Astoria
Maurice Kochenderfer
Hendricks
Minn
Wendell Eid
Lake Preston
Freshmien
Ansil Sonstegard
Sisseton
Rudolph Qualset
Braddish
Neb
Clarence Gunderson
Menno
Juniora
Clayton Kvenvold
Bell Trains Inexperienced Players For Huron Grid Ahead of Fall
Coach Bell runs a two week preliminary spring drill for mixed inexperienced players at Huron college. The group, about two dozen, will be split into two sections led by regulars, with assistants chosen from 1950 squad. A spring championship game will conclude the period. The drills also prep the 1931 track squad with cross training and conditioning.
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Huron College
Bell
Huron
Manley Kayoes Peterson in Portland Bout
George Manley, 17, Denver, scored a technical knockout over Big Boy Peterson, 19, Minneapolis, in the eighth round of a 10 round fight here last night.
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Portland, Obe
George Manley
Denver
Big Boy
Peterson
Minneapolis
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Yort Myers
Athletics
Philadelphians
Bobby
Central S. D
Gnes
Ward H. Bell
Manley Kayoes Peterson
Charley Cummins
de Smet
F. P. Lee
City of
Paterson
N. J
Jane
Waa ii
Peliers
Euling Sa
Ganed
Cremo
Dr. Lee
United States Department of Agriculture
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