Dozen Big Universities Seek New Football Coaches
A dozen colleges including Ohio State have begun market for new gridiron leaders after the American Federation of Football Coaches meeting. Names like McLaughlin, Peden, Blak, and Dorais tied to openings at Ohio State and other schools such as Dartmouth, North Carolina State, West Virginia, and Tennessee. The conference proposed reforms and a new coaches association committee chaired by Lou Little to oversee changes and evaluate candidates.
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Ohieaga
Coleres
Ohio
Bayeral
Ue Img Ten
Ohin State Sre D. A
Tusa
McLaughy
Brown Don
Peden
Ohio University
Med" Blatk
End Chach
Wort Point
Gus Dorals
Detroit
Dartmouth
Amnuri
Nath Carolina State
West Virginia
Wesleyat
Middletown
Knox College
Daqueane
Carleton Northtlokl
Minn
University of North Carolina
Pensent
Hunk" Anderson
Netro Dallas Finity Bell
Texan
A. i Mj
Ontick
Celina
Harry Gamage
University of Kentucky
Murchy
Sehveartz
Nola Dame
Jonu Smith
North Carolina State
Gaaches
Ge. Dorais
Hotraius
Jack Chavigny
St Edward's Tesasi
Glenn Thiglethwaite
Cor
Ural
Pat Hanley
Northwestern
Sanches
Dan X
Hitle
Nebraska
Coches
Contitea
Tauea
Ita
Ha Eanch
Bush
Dans X. Ethla
Lon Little
Coluntia
Noble Vwicor
Purdue
W. A Alexander
Georgia
Rec
G. B.daherol
Mogherry
Washington State
Urheo
Lou Little
Witch
New York
Bibl
Ths
Morne Brennan
Minnesota
Eddie Casey
Diaryard
Soce
D- C
Thasey McLaudhrs
Brows
W. N. Cowell
New Hampshire
Oard
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Harry Stunt Uruker
Villapava
Jon Little
Colum Dig
Ud A
Hero
Aggies Showcase Strong Swimming Talent and Records
Fort Collins reports the Agricultural College intramural swimming meet where Y.M.L.G. A team led with 45 points, Sigma Chi tied for second at 40. The 120 yard freestyle relay set a college record, while Jin Campbell of Sigma Chi won the 69 yard freestyle finals in 38.3 seconds. Don Todd of Fort Collins set a new intramural mark in the 120 yard freestyle, and Redd set records in the event as well as the 150 yard medley relay. Mitchell Beans and Allen led in backstroke and breaststroke events, with record times posted and multiple individual bests noted.
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Fort Collins
Bea
Petora
The
Agricultural College
Ymlg.a
Natituthon
Y. Ways
Sigmal Chiteaus
Jin Campbell
Campbell
Sigma Cli
Don Todd
Fort Calline
Ferest
Mla
Ftedd
Redd
Ail Mitchell Beans
College Y
Fort Collins Soph
Allen
Marchinty
Denver 11 Bulldogs 10 in tense state title clash
South Denver High School beat College Tight of Greeley 11 to 10 in a tight state title game. Hitt and Merz led scoring for Denver while Kolemoft Lorenz and Moody topped Greeley, with a late Kollmott miss sealing the victory as Lorenz suffered an ankle injury early.
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Associated Teese Denver
South Denver High School
Greeley
Aula
Dontariten
Kolemofé
Hla
Howan
Itt Merz
McWilliam
Denver
Kelcot
C. Lorenz
Moody
Groeley
Hitt
Marz
McWilliams
C. Loreng
Lorenz
South
Gordon Ienry
Teld’ Givay
Ray Merz
Uthis
Notug
Biorong
Kollmott
Giorenz
Merz
OQ & McWilliams
J Brator
Kolemoft
Moaly
N. Lorenz
Schiseler
Spellman
Collins V. F. W. Beats Lupton in Fort Collins game
Fort Collins Veterans of Foreign Wars defeated Star Theatre of Fort Lupton 46 to 39 at the local college gym. Louis Young scored 16 points for the winners, Dorsett contributed 10 for the theater squad, and refs Vidal and Selby officiated.
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Kort Collins
Fort Collins
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hordic Memories Recalls Mines Opponent Oak Park YMCA Loss
From Rocky Mountain News recap of a Chicago game, Oak Park YMCA defeated the School of Mines 51 to 20. Players Gilbert Watson Willett Woolf Kirschman led the Mines, with Joe Wool Jr. of Greeley noted as a donor on both basketball and football. The piece discusses regional basketball legends and opinions on coaching styles and shooting talent, highlighting Elwood Ramsey and Letty Olander among others.
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Wiig Volumn
Ham
Duresford
Hordic
Rocky Mountain News
Tony
School of Mines Basketal
Oak Park Ymga
Chicago
Mineatinoun
Gilbert and Watson
Willett
Cenvtet
Woolf
Kirschman
Joe Wool Jr
Greeley
Bose
Rocky Mountain
College basketball recap with mixed results and outlook
In a jumbled report, Colo Springs defeats East Denver High 18 9 as Panver and Dowl star. Stanford remains a 2 to 1 favorite against the Lions with even money implying a 12 point spread. Rose Bowl gate prospects for Columbia and Stanford show low fan interest and an expected turnout around 50 000 for the annual showdown.
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Columbia
Bellechal
Stanford
Olander Brothers Lift DAC Toward Narrow BYU Tear
Olander brothers Virgil and Emil scored nine points each as Denver Athletic Club staged a late rally to pull within one point of Brigham Young University. The final margin stood 36 to 35 in favor of BYU after a spirited sequence and key baskets by DAC in a rough, crowd-rousing game.
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Teachers College Basketgem
Kelly Letty Olander
Denver Athletic Club
Lp Rriguam
Young
Ee Letty
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Hoss Olander
Fal Manon
Elmo Cromer
Pap
Olander Brothers
Brigham Young Quint
Dac
Cougars
Denver Athletis Club
Hoopsters
Bow
Olander
Olandier
Virgil
Emil
Athletics
Aquare Fort
Grimmett
Ton Johnson
Bazzetti
Johnson
Olender
Ventor
K. Olander
Acorn
Cougera
Aiwood Nomney
Jay Whitman
Whippet
Trent
Rankin
V. Olander
DA. G
Nelson
B.Y.U
Tha Olander Brothernugg Uy
Ruzzotti
D.A.C
Dimner
D. A
MiNett
Ramney
Turpin
Penneys Win in Greeley's City League
A continuous basket barrage propelled JG Potiney to a 4 to 28 victory over Raublers in the sole regular city league game at the armory on pinksday night. With many players away for holidays the Delta Plontilt fell to Bond’s outfit. Ramblers and Penney shared honors in the second game. standings list Fortey Lemulea Gamma Big Dand Phi Dolla Pp Downie Elks Forney Ramblers Herdquarters on top. box scores note Penney 45 to Ramblers 22 with detailed player tallies.
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JG Potiney
Raublers
Jongyo
Armory
Pinksday
PL Delta Plontilt
Bond
Oulfie
Pentiny
Grime
Schenk
Boslan
Matheny
Mitchell
Fuller
Dowie
Elks
Ramblers
Penney
Hebank
Jrice
I Muindberg
Toston
J. Hiller
Murhaw
Prante
B. Wler
Mason
Forbes
Filler
fijPenney
J. Meyer
Omoston
le Meyer
Olswans
Jenver Pigs Defeat Bears 47 21 in Narrow Victory
Jenver Pigs upset Bears 47 to 21 led by Purvis with 15 points. Brown and Red forward anchored the scoring while Galeton’s defense held the Bears. Team rosters show Parvla Iluanaway Loadbutter Carney Adamson and others contributing in a low scoring third quarter game.
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Jenver Pigs
Bears
Eaton
Der
Purvis
Brown
Galeton
Parvla
Iluanaway
Loadbutter
Carney
Adamson
Melesingar
OyDattke
Kingle
OfMfoon
Curlach
Goorhin
McEwen
Rubinaol
Basketball Summary of Western League Scores
Denver and Brigham Young clashed with a six point spread while Denver Athletic Club trailed at halftime. Golden Bobcats led Montana Mines in a tight game at Bozeman with a seven point margin, and Ogden Meastera powered Montana Alate to a ten point victory at Bozeman.
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Denver
Brigham Young
Denver Athletic Club
Minagula
Golden Bobcats
Montana Mines
Bozemma
Ogden Meastera
Montana Alate
Smoking Kills Microbes Claim Sparks Dental Debate
Maria Dacterictogiata asserts smoking destroys microbes in teeth leaving a sterilized wreath for hours. The claim contrasts with medical guidance on oral hygiene and health risks from tobacco use.
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Maria Dacterictogiata
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Star Theatre
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Elwood Ramney
T.U. Star
D. AO
Cat Thampa
Frank Ward
Dutch Clark
Lea Wille
Joe Schwartz
Timothy
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Ed James
Emla Simpeon
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Hila
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Dowell
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