Mitt and Yale Place Three Each On All Eastern Grid
Yale and Army share three selections on the 1929 All Eastern grid, with Parkinson back from Army and Booth from Yale among the backs. The first team includes Cagle of Army, Donchess of Pittsburgh, Douglas of Harvard, and others, reflecting Colgate and Yale strength and balanced line play across tackles and guards.
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Mitt
Yale
Booth
Wakeman
Cornell
Fay Vincent
Owin
Gilson
Nemécex ‘Ork Univ
Douds
Dimeolo
Pittsburgh
Slane
Fordham
Gillson
Colgate
Mooney
Georgetown
Red Wood
Harvard
Lisclesi
Hinkle
Bucknell L
Hart
Parkinson
Pitt
Sam Wakeman
Associated Press
Joe Jonchess
Toby Uansa
Ray Penne
Little Alble Booth
Vincent and Greene
Bougiat
Ben Ticknor
Marsters
Chris Cagle
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP REPORT OF BOXING RESULTS
Boxers with city and state or country listed fought across multiple cities. Notable outcomes include Banovic outpointing Olin in New York, Bass stopping Martinez in Philadelphia, Terris KOing Rector in Topeka, Delmont KOing Kahn in Chicago, Pelligrini outpointing Moore in Chicago, Davies over Hunt in Toronto, Wolfe outpointing Estrada in New Orleans, Atherton outpointing Vaquero in Indianapolis, Semas knocking out Carlin in Bermuda, Terry knocking out Petrolle in Trenton, Paluso outpointing Sharkey in Minneapolis, Gorman KOing Grafio in Minneapolis.
Football Sees Hard Exit From All Sports Calendar
New York reports football faces difficulty ending its season amid All American debates and coaching rumors. Prominent coaching changes at Columbia and Penn stir speculation on successors. Knute Rockne hosts a quiet home visit. Rose Bowl participants remain unsettled with Cal, USC, St Marys likely vying for West spots and a potential Pittsburgh or Tulane candidate.
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New York
Iowa
Knute Rockne
Perforce
Pasadena
California
Southern California
St. Mary’s
Pittsburgh
Tulane
Coligate
Natey Bame
West Point Cadet Denies Ostracism After Rumors
West Point, N. Y. Dec 3. In the first published interview from a West Point undergraduate in more than a century Alonzo Parham a Negro cadet denied rumors that he was ostracized at the academy Parham was appointed by Rep De Priest of Chicago and spoke about his experiences and reception at the military school.
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West Point
Alonzo Parham
Military Academy
Parham
de Priest
Chicago
Beware of Bachelors shines at Opera House run ends Wednesday
Op era House manager Brinkman reports record crowds for Beware of Bachelors, a Warner Bros. comedy starring Audrey Ferris and William Collier Jr. with Clyde Cook, Andre Beranger, Dave Morris, and Margaret Livingston. Screen story by Mark Canfield. directed by Roy Del Ruth. Plot follows a rebellious flapper bride who takes charge, provoking misadventures and laughter from start to finish. The piece blends light farce with jazzy postwar sensibility as audiences enjoy the lively production.
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Manager Brinkman
The
Opera House
Warner Broa
Audrey Ferris
William Collier, Jr
Clyde Cook
Andre Beranger
Dave Morris
Margaret Livingston
Mark Canfield
Robert Lord
Roy del Ruth
Hagen Seeks Comeback in Tourney at Hillcrest
Walter Hagen, five time PGA champion, will try a comeback on the Hillcrest Country Club course after yesterday's 36 holes of medal play left him near the cut line for match play. The playoff halted at dusk on the fourth green with Cooper's entry officially removed, leaving Hagen still in contention for one of the last two spots.
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Los Angeles
Walter Hagen
Golfer's Association
Hillcrest Country Club
Detroit
Association
Lighthorse
Harry Cooper
Walter
Griffith seeks Sharkey shot after Azcudun win
Chicago heavyweight contender Jerry Griffith, known as Tuffy, says he will refuse to box Johnny Risko in Madison Square Garden on December 27 unless the winner earns the right to face Jack Sharkey in a Miami bout in February. Griffith notes a prior foul defeat of Risko and hints at a possible rebound against Sharkey.
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Chicago
Jerry “Tuffy” Griffith
Paulino Azcudun
Jack Sharkey
Sioux City
Johnny Risko
Madison Square Garden
New York
Sharkey
Miami
Grif Eth
Risko
Real All-Stater Closes Brilliant Scholastic Grid Career
Dillon Smittle Magno lia High star halfback gained 201 yards from scrimmage against Sistersville on Thanksgiving Day. He delivered one of the season’s best games and capped a sensational scholastic career.
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Dillon Smittle
Magnolia High
Sistersville
Film Notes Glorifies Follies Girl and Other Screen Trivia
A theater and film column surveys upcoming and past screen acts. Jacqueline Logan appears in The Lady Who Bred while Rin Tin Tin Jr. breaks limits as an actor. Marian Nixon returns from her honeymoon for a Warner Bros. production. John Barrymore meets Logan in a first talkie General Crack. Golden Dawn promises color visuals and Walter Woolf singing on screen.
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Jacqueline Logan
Wil
John Barrymore
Marian Nixon
Warner Bros
David Belance
Kitty Belleirs
Walter Woolf
Break Into Movies Could Cost Man $25,000
Kansas City December report says L W Fowler a Mo farmer seeks 25 000 damages from Kansas City Public Service Company for electric shock injuries he claims occurred when touching a street car with a short circuited current. Defense says Fowler posed and allowed agents to film him for rural scene purposes, casting doubt on the claim.
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Kansas City
Universal
L. W. Fowler
Farmer
Waverly
Fowler
Kansas City Public Service Company
Talien
Missouri
Fowter
Teen Confesses Slayings Cast Doubt on Claim
Washington reports Paul Hobbs aged 19 claims to have killed Thelma Young aged 17 in a 1937 crime. District Attorney Warren S. Burchinal says the confession is partially discredited and authorities will have physicians and psychiatrists examine Hobbs who was once an asylum inmate. The piece also notes the Suez Canal measures 103 miles long with an average depth of 36 feet and maximum width of 350 feet.
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Washington
Paul Hobbs
Thelma Young
Warren S. Burchinal
Burchinal
Suez Canal
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Keener Cagle
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Joe Banovic
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Bob Olin
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Jackie Phillips
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Benny Bass
Jose Martinez
Spain
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Joe Marchente
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Danny Delmont
Harry Kahn
Milwaukee
Willie Pelligrini
Pat Moore
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Eugene Hunt
France
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Eddie
Kid" Wolfe
Memphis
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Jose Estrada
Mexico
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Harry Atherton
Anastasio Vaquero
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Johnny Semas
Bermuda
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Ind
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Pete Petrolle
Fargo
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Jackie Sharkey
Johnny Ryan
Tommy Shaddon
Omaha
Neb
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Eskimo Gratio
Dead Horse
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Marietta College
Maught Center
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Penrose
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Longsworth
Kennedy Center
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Columbia
Lou Young
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Penn Athletic Council
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OPERA
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George Huff
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Bucs
Charles Arthur
WaLbo
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Rin Fin Tin
Heaven On Blyth
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