Chicago Maroons Lose Intercollegiate Football Status Angers Alumni
Protests mount as University of Chicago announces abolition of intercollegiate football. Alumni and students cry foul while debating Big Ten membership and potential conference successors such as Pittsburgh Nebraska and Michigan State. Faculty committee plans post holiday discussions amid strong sentiment.
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Tennessee Eleven On Way West For New Year's Tilt
Tennessee and Southern California prepared for the Rose Bowl with Tennessee’s special train arriving in Pasadena after a cross country trip and eager fan reception planned. Coach Howard Jones noted his backfield stars Grenville Lansdale and Jack Banta nursing injuries as USC shifts training to Pasadena for New Year’s Day.
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Connie Mack Receives First CT Sports Writers Medal
Haven Connecticut celebrates Connie Mack, baseball’s grand old man and Philadelphia Athletics president manager, on his 77th birthday as members of the Connecticut sports writers alliance vote to award him their first gold medal. He will receive it at the writers dinner in Haven on January 29.
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Two Holiday Basketball Games Booked For Cats
Scholastic basketball in Grafton has come to a halt until after the new year. Grafton and St Augustine high schools show no home games until January 3 when East Fairmont visits. Two days later Beverly comes to town for the Fighting Irish on Washington street. During holidays Grafton will travel to Fort Hill Cumberland Md December 29 and stop at Parsons High December 30 on return.
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Stidham Receives Rice Offer Amid Holiday Letter Storm
Kansas City dispatch reports Oklahoma’s No man native Stidham drawing attention from Rice Institute as Alumni chatter swells. Notables Ben Douglas Marcy Schwartz and Larry Mullins are weighing trips to St Louis while Cecil Muellerile and other figures face campus ire. Also noted are winter sports tidbits and a minstrel role for Bob Feller in a whimsical year end feature.
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University Boxers To Launch Season Jan 13th
Morgantown report that the West Virginia University boxing team opens its 1940 season January 13 at the City College of New York. Athletic Director Roy M. Hawley announced a schedule featuring Temple in Morgantown January 20, Bucknell February 13, Army at West Point February 17, Wisconsin at Madison February 23, and Michigan State in Morgantown March a.
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Scalzo Seen Set For Title Shot After Victory
Petey Scalzo looked like a cinch to challenge Josey Archibald for the featherweight title after a unanimous decision over Simon Chavez at Madison Square Garden. Chavez complained of a hurt right hand but Scalzo pressed the attack through the late rounds. Archibald and manager Al Weill consider future bouts, possibly in New Orleans, with talks of a $10,000 guarantee against Jimmy Perrin. Chavez may remain in the United States only if another title test is not forthcoming.
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Pasadena Question Hovers Over Neyland Pronunciation
A Pasadena note to Knoxville asks how to pronounce Coach Robert Neyland’s name. The reception committee there fears a split over Nee Land Ny Land or Nay Land as they decide the correct form and avoid embarrassment.
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LaSalle Edges Davis Elkins In Tight Philadelphia Tilt
LaSalle opened with a 28 8 halftime edge but Davis Elkins surged to close the gap. The final score stood LaSalle 35 Davis Elkins 31 in Philadelphia as the Hurricane nearly staged a late comeback.
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Fights Last Night in New York Hollywood Boxing Roundup
In New York Scalzo 125 defeated Chavez 124 with 10 points. Kaplan 142 beat Brink 144 in West Palm Beach. Shepard 165 stopped Robinson 167 in West Palm Beach. Munsell 186 stopped Roper 209 in Hollywood Los Angeles.
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Babes In Arms Opens Strand With Rooney and Garland
Strand Theatre presents the film version of Babes In Arms starring Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland with a full minstrel show within the musical. The cast includes George McKay Irene Franklin Harry Fox and Charles Winninger with Busby Berkeley directing and Arthur Freed producing. Rodgers and Hart songs anchor the score as new numbers are added and the minstrel sequence is staged with period detail. A separate feature Little Accident opens at the Opera House, a whimsy comedy drama starring Sandy and Florence Rice with Richard Carlson and Ernest Truex in supporting roles.
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Dixie Theatre Presents Rare Technicolor Action Film
A Dixie Theatre showing of a 20th Century Fox picture directed by John Ford features Bert Glennon’s Technicolor footage. The Mohawk Valley battle sequences and Pioneer woman heroism drive a blend of excitement and romance that fans should not miss.
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Baby suffocates in Marietta home of grandfather
Ten month old Suzanne Mildren died in Marietta Ohio last night after becoming tangled in bed coverings at her grandfather Hugh Herbert’s home. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs William Mildren of Columbus a new comedy team in Universal’s stable.
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Networks Offer Two Days of Holiday Broadcasts
New York December 23 networks present a packed two day Christmas season lineup. Roosevelt, radio\nfrom Rome, Shirley Temple, Lionel Barrymore and a midnight mass from St Patrick’s Cathedral highlight Eve. Christmas Day features King George, Eamon de Valera, war zone correspondents, Pinocchio, Grace Moore, and various musical programs. The 48 hour schedule lists multiple networks and times with mass services, concerts, dramas, and overseas broadcasts. Ceferino Garcia defends his middleweight title by KOing Glenn Lee in the 13th round.
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Fellowsville Afureni Triumph Over Grafton Ramblers
Fellowsville Afureni edged Grafton Ramblers 25 to 21 in a tense high school game at Fellowsville. Shaw led Fellowsville with ten points on three field goals and free throws, while Griffith Poe Bee Roe R Shaw and teammates Reed Shahan Lindsey Lough and Wolfe contributed.
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