Draft Clash as Penn and Navy Clash in Gridiron Headliner
Major leagues push to expand draft powers and tighten defenses spark a prolonged dispute with non draft leagues. The stalemate threatens potential settlements at next week’s joint meeting as officials weigh how to acquire top young players and maintain ownership rights amid light trading and financial strains. A farm woman in Adaline, Kas, narrowly escaped death as lightning struck a dairy herd killing five cows.
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Judge Named Greatest Fielding First Baseman in League
Joe Judge, 36, veteran of 15 seasons with the Washington Senators, is officially recognized as the greatest fielding first baseman in American League history. Official 1930 fielding averages show Judge led the league with a .998 fielding percentage, handling 1,117 chances in 117 games with two errors.
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Trojans Bolstered By Wilcox's Return to Lineup For Game
USC prepares for Saturdays clash with Notre Dame as star left end Ralph Wilcox returns after a three week concussion layoff. Two Trojan players used Notre Dame plays to score three touchdowns in yesterday’s scrimmage. Wilcox’s return shifts local odds in USC favor.
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Hoover Autographs Army Navy Pigskin for Charity
In Washington on December 4 President Hoover signed the football to be used in the Army and Navy charity game in New York on December 13. The signing occurred before Captain Russell Train Naval aide and Colonel Campbell Hodges military aide.
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Frisco Open Match Play Qualifiers Set to Start
In San Francisco on December 4 golfers begin 36 hole qualifying to determine the 9% survivors for the San Francisco open match play tournament to be concluded next Sunday. Horton of Zebulon North Carolina has traded $850 worth of pianos from a sow that cost $12.50 five years ago.
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Weston Wins Valley Title Defeats Buckhannon in Snow
Weston defeated Buckhannon High School 20 to 6 in a postponed Thanksgiving game rescheduled after deep snow. The win earned Weston first place in the Mononghela Valley Big Ten conference, a season-long unbeaten mark within the circuit.
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Irish Lese Mullins From Lineup Due to Injury In Army Tilt
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne announced fullback Larry Mullins would miss the Army game against USC due to a knee injury. Mullins had replaced Joe Savoldi earlier but could not respond to treatment, dampening the Irish hopes in the final workouts before the Trojans clash.
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Shrine Abandons Plan of 10 Benefit Contests
Chicago report states the Chicago Shrine dropped its plan to stage 10 annual intersectional college football charity games next year due to inability to secure strong teams. Will H Wade, general chairman, said gate receipts were disappointing and the plan would be renewed only when two good teams are available.
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Nichols defeats Belamer for Canadian title in Buffalo
George Nichols of Buffalo outpointed Canadian heavyweight champion Charlie Belamer in a closely fought last night bout in Buffalo New York. The finish was decisive on points as Nichols won ten rounds. Belamer pressed early but Nichols controlled the mid rounds to secure the victory.
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Dodd of Tennessee Again Selected As Dixieland's Best Quarterback
Alabama and Tulane share top honors on the All Southern Conference team chosen by Dixie coaches and writers. Georgia, Tennessee, Tulane, Alabama, and Georgia Tech place players, with Dodd of Tennessee named quarterback on the first team. Four veterans repeat from 1939, and two sophomores make the second team. Also noted are the Louisiana state fair premiums and a peanut pork promotion by Alabama Polytechnic Institute extension division.
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Navy Star Lou Kim Heads Midshipmen Cheer
New York area football notes focus on Lou Kim of Navy as the likely big hope against Penn and Army. A Franklin Field clash in Philadelphia draws 60,000 expected fans if field conditions allow. Navy seeks impact in the charity battle with Army on December 13 at Yankee Stadium. New York U meets Colgate in a charity prelim in the Yankee Stadium program. Washington and Jefferson vs Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh serves as another charity game. Maryland and Western Maryland provide the day’s other attraction in Baltimore.
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Pur chased pitcher Chagnon joins Fort Worth club
Montreal Quebec native right hand pitcher Chagnon has been purchased from the Wichita club to the Fort Worth club in the Texas League After starting 1930 with the Pittsburgh Pirates he was released to Wichita where he pitched effectively London stiffens Grand National running rules to trim fields Chicago Big Ten officials meet to set schedules amid calm expectations Iowa case settled Champaign Denver amateur billiard champion Robert Hagy defeats Frank Fleming in three cushion match Tobacco production up this year with growers set to plant 37 000 new trees near Gram- Peach growers plan tree planting
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