Bearcat Basketball L Brigade Prepares for Trojans
The Bearcat basketball squad under Coach McKinney is training intensively with two daily sessions as they prep for the upcoming game against the Trojans. The camp emphasizes physical and mental conditioning, with a revised schedule planned after a Saturday conference meeting. Veteran players Robinson, Postlethwait, Flanagan, Jaco, and Sange Linn, plus newcomers Wes and Bill, join Clyde Hudson and Rich McKinney to strengthen the lineup for the season start.
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McKinney
Valley
Princiis
Iinney
Robinson
Postlethwait
Flanagan
Jaco
Sange Linn
Clyde Hudson
Dimin
Bill i
Basketil
Grafton
Horn
Ernest Riddle
Foot squad appoints manager to act in charge
A manager has been chosen to act in that capacity with the foot squad, taking on leadership duties and coordinating preparations for upcoming matches.
Montreal Fort Worth Texas League buys pitchers
Montreal Fort Worth of the Texas League announces the purchase of pitchers Collard and Hansen from the Philadelphia Nationals. Collard is a right hander and Hansen a southpaw.
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Montreal
Fort Worth
Texas League Today
Collard and
Hansen
Philadelphia Nationals
Collard
Eastern grid warfare ends Saturday in late-season tests
New York Dée reports that the 1930 football war will conclude with a four game salvo on Saturday as Colgate meets New York University in a benefit game while Carnegie Tech faces Washington and Jefferson. Navy travels to Philadelphia to meet Pennsylvania and Western Maryland, undefeated, battles Maryland in Baltimore. Navy and Penn look shaky due to injuries but will save reserves for the Army game. Colgate seeks revenge for a 47-6 loss in 1928 as Len Macaluso leads the nation’s top scorer, Viictes, against tough opposition. The Maryland duel lacks clear strength results but Western Maryland eyes a chance to end the unbeaten run.
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Army-Navy
Colgate
New York University
Carnegie Tech
Washington and Jefferson
Navy
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Western Maryland
Maryland
Baltimore
Penn
Midshipmen
Joe Tschingi
Lou Kim
Army
Len Macaluso
Vicltes
Carnegie
Georgetown
City Bowlers Fall to Fairmont Team in Intercity Play
Fairmont bowlers defeated Grafton by 105 points in last night’s intercity league clash at Pairmont, scoring 2,253 to 2,148. Tonight Clarksburg’s intercity squad visits Roy Hudson’s Alleys to face the local quintet, followed by a Saturday double header between Pittsburgh B. and C. men and girls at 8 o’clock.
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Grafton
Pairmont
Marion
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Roy Hudson
Pittsburgh B. & C
Big Ten Faculty Debates Northwestern Charity Offer
Chicago reports that Northwestern University’s offer of $100,000 for charity was discussed at the Big Ten faculty committee and athletics meeting. The gathering, with athletic directors and coaches, handled routine business as Iowa’s reinstatement was noted. The committee rejected moving the Notre Dame Northwestern game to Soldier Field for charity.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Big Ten
Towa
C Np
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Soldier Field
Northwestern seeks 100000 relief for unemployed in game move
Northwestern offered 100000 for relief of the unemployed and proposed shifting next year's game from South Bend to Lake Front stadium. The game would be a home contest for Notre Dame, but Northwestern must obtain faculty approval to play at Boldier Field. If rejected, Northwestern likely cannot deliver the 100000.
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Northwestern
South Bend
Lake Front Stadium
Notre Dame
Boldier Field
Loyola Drops Intercollegiate Football at Loyola
Loyola University will stop intercollegiate football while keeping a concrete stadium. President Robert M. Kelley, S. J., cites waning college interest and rising entertainment competition. Intramural play will replace outside competition. Coyota, with 7,000 students, had early artificial lighting and Loyola’s postseason was financially successful.
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Chicago
Loyola University
Robert M. Kelley
S. J
Loyola
Coyota
Midwest
Michigan Minnesota to open 1930-31 Big Ten basketball season
Michigan and Minnesota will start the 1930-31 Big Ten basketball campaign tomorrow night in Chicago. The game marks the opening of league play for both programs this season.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Chicago
All Pacific Coast Eleven For 1940 Selected
Washington State and Southern California contributed seven gridiron stars to the All Pacific Coast eleven for 1940 in a consensus of 39 sport writers coaches and field officials compiled by The Associated Press. Following are the items First Team End Ratt McKullip Tack Hall Left Guard Beckett Sehwegier Ding Rinekert Litzmiller Schwartz Mohler Moffatt Stennett Robert.
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Washington State
Southern California
Beckett
California
Sehwegier
Washington
Ding
St. Mary's
Suffield
South California
Rinekert
Litzmiller
Oregon
Schwartz
Washing Mohler
Southern
Cal
Moffatt
Stanford
Stennett
Robert
Oppon Ey Meeting Non Conference Cuts on Home Floors
Oppon Ey announces a non conference schedule with Michigan opening against Western State Teachers of Kalamazoo Michigan and Minnesota facing South Dakota State on their home floors.
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Michigan
Teachers of
Kalamazoo
Mich
Gophers
South Dakota State
Chandless Expelled by Senate in New Jersey
The New Jersey Senate expelled Ralph W. Chandless, Republican, after a vote cited unbecoming conduct by a legislator. The action follows a civil matter described in the report. Three Big Ten teams begin campaigns Monday night including Northwestern facing Bradley. Mrs Sarah E Lewis, 80, widow, is noted in a Civil War veteran lineage with ties to De Pauw and Iona amid St Louis University context. The Utah election saw its first vote recorded.
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Big Ten
Northwestern
Stars broadcast of the year Army vs Navy game on December 13
The greatest sports broadcast of the year features Army meeting Navy at Yankee Stadium with NBCs Graham McNamee and Columbia’s Ted Hoping, plus Bill Murdlay and Ford Prick. One to two million dollars from the event goes to the Salvation Army, sponsored by Philco radios. Tickets costing one dollar support the charity as millions are expected to listen nationally.
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Avy
Graham McNamee
NBC Star
Broadcasting Company
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Ted Hoping
Columbia Brot
Ing.Systerh
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Columbia
Ford Prick
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Huheréis
Salvation Army
Notre Dame Faces USC In West Coast Grid Classic
Notre Dame’s rugged squad travels to meet Southern California in a decider seen as a clash of styles. USC is favored by bookmakers as a 10 caliber contest draws an 88,000 crowd with radio coverage by Columbia Broadcasting System and WJAS scheduled to air the game after the regular programs.
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Notre Dame
Southern California
Los Angeles
Trojans
University of Southern California
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Artz
Larry
Moon) Mullins
Trish Lneup
U.S. C
S. Cal
Notre Damé
West Virginia
Columbia Broacasting
WJAS
Fights Last Night Over Draws And Wins In Pro Boxing
Boxing results from London and U S venues report Dave Shade of California and Jack Hood of Britain drew in a middleweight bout. Joe Anderton outpointed Cowboy Jack Willis in Cincinnati. Jack Roper won by knockout over Jack McDonald in Louisville.
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Associated Pros
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Eng
Dave Shade
California
Jack Hood
Drew
Cincinnati
Joe Anderton
Coyington
Jack Willis
San Antonio
Texas
Virginia Wesleyan names 307 candidates for basketball squad
Buckhannon Dec 5 Virginia Wesleyan's basketball team opened practice with 307 candidates reporting to Coach Rous. Captain Clifford Battles Orville Edmundson Paul Watson Tom Blondin Joe Follo Harold Rhodes and George Hagerdon were among those who appeared. Also noted is a mention of former scholastic passers and a California State Automobile Association estimate of 500 million dollars in gasoline taxes by motorists nationwide this year.
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Virginia Wesleyan
Co. Cobe Rous
Clifford Battles
Orville Edmundson
Paul Watson
Tom Blondin
Joe Follo
Harold Rhodes
Geoorge Hagerdon
Wersen the Groy
California State Automobile Association
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