Goling King Will Michigan Backers Want Top-Heavy Win Over Chicago
Bobby Jones, retiree and golfing legend, leaves a void as amateurs dominate the field in national championships. George Von Elm and Johnny Goodman retire, while pro and amateur divisions face the diminished competition. Jones’s move to films draws praise for commercial prospects and teaching potential. Ramsay honors Jones’s career as a global figure and regrets his retirement.
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Goling King
Michigan
Chicago
Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Mov
Bobby Jonez
Bobby
Jones
Atlanta
Goodman
Yon Elm
George von Elm
Johnny Goodman
Vorum
Baltusrol
Pebble Beach
Pross
New York Herald-Tribune
Galé
Ramsay
Herbert H. Ramsay
United States Oil Association
West Coast Unis Clashing Over Subsidy Charges
Tense relations arise among the California Big Three USC Stanford and California after USC President Rufus B Van Kleinsmid acknowledges the rift. The row centers on alleged subsidies for USC players following a 74 to 0 defeat of California.
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Los Angeles
California
Southern California
Stanford
Rufus B. van Kleinsmid
University of South California
Trojans
U.S. C
Colleges wary of charity games cite heavy football payrolls
Army Navy may host a benefit game yet generals and admirals stay uncharitable. Boxers offer services for charity but many may still end up fighting for nothing. Hark Bruder’s return has Big Ten tacklers recalling his hospital days. Notre Dame went without a band at Penn, Princeton praised for charity by opponents. Fencing gains fame in Estoril Portugal as victories fuel sold at clubs. Twin seat cars return to racing in Washington next season, required for championships.
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Hark Bruder
Quarterbacks Shine Across Regions in 1930s Scout View
National Football Referee L S MacPhail surveys the era, noting the rise of versatile quarterbacks who must block, run, pass, and tackle. He highlights Booth, Baker, Dodd, Newman, Hanley, and Carideo as leading figures shaping the modern backfield across Yale, Harvard, Pitt, Tennessee, Michigan, Notre Dame, and Northwestern.
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Maine
California
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Barry Wood
Harvard
Glassgow
Welch
Cagle
Marsters
Banker
Benny Lom
Booth
Yale
Wood
Eddie Baker
Pitt
French
Penn State
Jock” Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Baker
Dodd
Bobby Dodd
Tennessee
South
Caaches
Hackman
McEver
Jas
Lee Hanley
Northwestern
Harry Newman
Michigan
Newman
Ann Arbor
Purdue
Michi+ Rati
Cachten
Carideo
Bobby Jones Ends Historic Golf Career With Retirement
Atlanta November retirement marks the end of Bobby Jones's 15 year association with Keeler. Jones wraps a career totaling 13 major titles, including the 1930 grand slam, the first five US amateur titles, and unique records in open and amateur wins.
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OD. B. Keeler
Associated Press
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Europe
United States
Portugal Sports Growth and Notable Football Backs
The piece notes Portugal embracing sports with village clubs and daily sports sections. It highlights Carideo directing a top Lisbon team and Orville Mohler of Southern California contributing to a strong year, including a Stanford defeat of Pop Warner and a 74-0 California win, while discussing judgments of football strategy and pass plays.
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Lisbon
Carideo
Orville Mohler
Southern California
Mohler
Pop Warner
Stanford
California
Tnese
Pases
Northern Cage Outlook Bright
Aberdeen November 13 Northern Normal expects a strong basketball season with a large veteran core and most of the 1923 30 squad returning. Captain Herb Black and Swede Marquis lead a nucleus backed by reserves and new freshmen as the Wolves schedule road trips in January and a conference slate through February.
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Aberdeen
N. Campbell
Northern Normal
Neup
Duffy
Herb Black
Swede Marquis
Percy Washabaugh
Ward
Clint Williams
Eadie Dresselhuys
Mattice
Scherf
Northern
Campbell
Wolves
Dakota Wesleyan
Southern
Yankton
Huron
Spearfish
School of Mines
Wesleyan
Mitchell
Springfield
Augustana
Sioux Falls
Eastern
Madison
Death Of MacCabe Casts Gloom Over AAU Meeting
Joseph B. MacCabe of Boston died suddenly of apoplexy during an AAU caucus in Washington. The death stalled convention business as leaders debated whether to adjourn. MacCabe, longtime AAU figure and Sullivan memorial committee chair, previously served as president and edited the East Boston Argus Advocate. The meeting planned officer elections, trophy awards, and next year’s convention amid reforms to amateur standards.
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Washington
Joseph B. MacCabe
Boston
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Europe
Avery Brundage
Chicago
MacCabe
James E. Sullivan
Sullivan
East Boston Argus Advocate
Massachusetts
Boston Republican Committee
A. A. U. Today
Brundage
Patrick J. Walsh
New York
Miami Beach
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
Northeast Conference elects officers at fall meeting
Webster November meeting of the Northeast Conference elected Milbank coach H. L. Jacobson as president. Supt. R L Snider Grater was named vice president and Clark coach Harold Schroeder secretary treasurer. Delegates favored holding the annual track and field meet at Clark before the Aberdeen regional meet, date to be announced in May.
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Webster
H. L. Jacobson
Milbank
R L. Snider
Grater
Harold “Swede ™ Schroeder
Clark
Aberdeen
Chamberlain First as Penn State Wins Intercollegiate Cross Country
Clark Chamberlain of Michigan State won the six mile course in 30 minutes 19 seconds to lead Penn State to the Intercollegiate Cross Country title. R J Detwiler of Penn State finished second in 30 minutes 25 seconds with C A Meissenger also of Penn State in third.
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Chamberlain
Penn
New York
Penn State
Clark Chamberlain
Michigan State
R. J. Detwiler
C. A. Meissenger
Creighton Grid Captain Rudy Tesar a Diverse Leader
Rudy Tesar of Creighton University, aged 23, serves as co captain of the football team, practicing lawyer, president of the Czech club, and state legislator. In three years of varsity football he earned fame as a top tackle while pursuing law, club leadership, and political work. He plans legislative bills in Lincoln and aims to modernize marriage and petition filing laws.
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Neb
Rudy Tesar
Creighton University
Tesar
Nebraska
Creighton
Eteet ‘Tesar
University of Nebraska
Focal
Omaha Police
Babe Ruth
Tesar and
Denver
Lincoln
Organized Labor
Tescr
Look Through a Notebook of Reflections and Sports Snips
A reporter muses on a nearly full notebook with random reflections. It recalls Georgia heavy weight Young Stribling performing Shakespearean roles in Macon and notes the Cubs posting the franchise's largest net baseball profits.
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Strik
Young Stribling
Georgia
Macon
Charles
Cub
Chicago Cubs
Notre Dame Stars Swap Words After Penn Return
Notre Dame fullback Savoldi faces 132 reporters seeking details on marriage and divorce. Quarterback Carideo steers the questions, deflects many inquiries, and blocks Savoldi from speaking to the press. Carideo’s clever interference leaves Savoldi grinning while reporters are frustrated.
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Joe Savaldi
Notre Dame
Penn
Joe
Carideo
Savoldi
Erank
Wagering and Fordham Jerseys Draw Faint Football Fire
A column on charity games near season end notes Hobart College keeping scoreless, while opponents total points outpace them. It cites Pitt vs Carnegie Tech 7 to 6 and California vs Southern California 74 to 0, plus Fordham’s old fashioned but effective uniform and a Yale backfield with a lead-filled player.
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Hobart
Hobart College
Aos
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
California
Fordham
Michigan Seeks High Scoring Win Over Chicago
Michigan aims for a big victory over Chicago to bolster its 4 game conference win streak and close the gap with Northwestern's 123 to 33 mark. Kipke focuses on wins by any score while Notre Dame and Northwestern loom as Midwest title contenders with key players banged up.
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Chicago
Michigan
Kipke
Wolverine
Northwestern
Webster High schedules 1930 31 basketball contests
Webster High announces a 19 game basketball schedule featuring nine Northeast Conference battles. Five Jetter players join veterans as the opener arrives November 13 against Bristol with a full itinerary including trips to Waubay Garden City Roslyn Valza Britton Langford Pierpont Ipswich Groton Clark and others.
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Webster High School
Bristol
Waubay
Garden City
Roslyn
Valza
Britton
Garde City
Langford
Pierpont
Ipswich
Groton
Clark
Wauday
Harvard Seeks Upset Against Yale in Key East Battle
Harvard enters the Yale game with a troubled season but hopes a healthier lineup and full strength at last can turn the tide. Coach Arnold Horween expects a different Crimson showing after injuries hampered the squad all year and older star Charlie Devis could return briefly from a broken leg.
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Yale New York
Crimson
Yale
Army
Dartmouth
Michigan
Edy Cross
William and Mary
Arnold Horween
Horween
Charlie Devis
Cochran Leads Hoppe By 350 Points In 3600-Point Billiards Match
Welker Cochran built a commanding lead over Willie Hoppe in the world 18.1 inch line billiards title. He won the first two blocks with a 128 high run and a 300 to 213 score, then led 604 to 255 after last night with ten blocks remaining.
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Hoppe
New York
Nov
Welker Cochrane
Willie Hoppe
Hollywood Star
Cochrane
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Across Multiple Cities
In Pittsburgh Tony Herrera KO'd Joe Glick. In Philadelphia Johnny Jadick outpointed Tommy Grogan. Boston saw Andy Callahan outpoint Sammy Fuller. Milwaukee's Dave Maier stopped Frankie Wine. Tulsa marked Ray Kiser as victor over Mickey O'Neill in a 10 round bout.
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Johnny Jadick
Tommy
Grogan
Omaha
Boston
Andy Callahan
Lawrence
Peat
Sammy Fuller
Milwaukes
Dave Maier
Milwaukee
Frankie Wine
Cleveland
Tulsa
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