Warner to resign as Stanford coach amid Temple offer
San Francisco report states Glenn Warner will resign soon as head football coach at Stanford University. Temple University in Philadelphia is reported to be prepared to offer a five year contract with a higher salary. Warner declines comment while athletic officials anticipate his move.
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Basketball season opens amid chaotic play and refereeing woes
The piece surveys a flood of basketball activity in Hamilton and surrounding areas as teams from Hamilton High, the M C A leagues, and Dayton Stivers begin play. It notes refereeing challenges, calls for strict counting to ten, and jokes about strict rules as the open season starts amid club and school games. It mentions Grange and Black defeating Lancaster 29 to 18, and cites a rash of early-season injuries from a Texas game between Fort Worth and Rice Institute.
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Fight on Salary Limitation Seen As Minors Meet
The Minor leagues convention opens with debate over salary limits. National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues members discuss fixing caps while International, American, and Pacific Coast groups diverge. Officials weigh recommendations on league finances, with key decisions postponed pending further sessions.
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Fencing Master Federico Tagliaferri Dies at 78 in Italy
Turin notes the death of Federico Tagliaferri, 78, hailed as a fencing master and influential teacher. His career shaped many champions among his pupils, marking him as a foremost figure in Italy’s fencing history. In other news from Sacramento, youth Henry Ward reports to the Seraph training camp as the Dodgers recruit him, following Dick Ward’s promotion.
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Falcons Defeat Wooleys to Cop City Grid Title
The Falcons clinched the Gily Amateur Football league title by routing Wooleys 46 to 0 at the fairgrounds on Sunday. The championship came after a tied regular season, with strong performances from notable players listed in the lineup.
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Bears Go Domestic in Calvary Football Scandal
Bears Go Domestic reports from Dee, Herkaley, and Qal, noting four varsity players linked to a domestic incident at the university residence. Athletic authorities say the players, majoring in physical education and related fields, were in a non female environment and subjected to no wrongdoing, though the situation prompted internal review. The piece also references Pembroke school football and a Kansas City dispatch noting late 1933 scoring from beyond the 36-yard line.
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Chocolate to Defend Title Against L Barba
New York December 5 Teatherweight champion Kid Chocolate defends his world title Friday night in Madison Square Garden in a busy week for boxing promoters. Fidel Lubachu of Los Angeles challenges for the 126 pound top title. Gahan, the interim king, earned recognition in August after stopping Lew Weldman in the 12th round. Disputes come from Tamny Paul of Buffalo and Baby Auismendit of Mexico. Other cards feature King Levinski vs Yimo Carnera and Mickey Walker facing Kalison in heavyweight bouts. Arthur Dekuh of New York meets Cleveland’s Paul Pitone in a middleweight tilt, Teddy Vorosz and Pawho Walker also on Detroit card.
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Final Quarter Dash Gives Win To Imfeld Club
Fenmont basketball team defeated McCall Paper Coy of Daytonsby 37 to 2 at Fenmont gym. Imfeld's fast, aggressive play overwhelmed the Dayton squad after a tight start, with Linthieam, Kiep, and Kelly pacing the winners while Bud Srouse anchored defense. Ryan and Taylor led McCall a tall, fast lineup, but could not keep pace in the late stages.
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Jablonsky Chosen Army Captain For 1933 Football
Harry Jablonsky, 183 pounds, right guard and Army letterman, was named captain of the 1933 Army football team. A Clayton Missouri native and Washington University alumnus, he was an honor man and cadet corporal, chosen after Army’s decisive 20 to 0 victory over Navy in Philadelphia.
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Today in History highlights from 1745 to 1901
An Italian boy Battilla led Genos citizens to drive away Austrians in 1745. W76 Phi Beinappa organized at the College of William and Mary for a Greek-letter fraternity. In 1901 Moscow saw its largest church destroyed to make way for the Soviet palace.
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Weil Reports Theft Of 6100 Payroll In Cincinnati
Cincinnati on December 5 Jacob Weil a contractor on the Cincinnati Louisville Pike reported to Sheriff Aga V Butterfield that 76100 had disappeared from the pocket of a hunting coat in his room where the payroll money had been kept for safekeeping.
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Himes and Smithey Set For Main Event Fight in Hamilton
Civic Athletics club hosts a wrestling card in Hamilton on Tuesday night featuring former Hamilton youths Earl Smithey of Trax and Art Skinny Himes of Dayton. The bout aims to settle fan arguments over relative merits. Special ring side seats are invited. admission requires a federal fare. Lump coal is listed at $3.50 per ton.
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Portsmouth Spartans Threaten NP football Title With Packers Victory
Portsmouth Spartans seize first place after a decisive win over Green Bay Packers. Bears close behind with three teams in contention. playoff looms on December 18 if needed. Packers suffer a lopsided defeat, ending their two year title run.
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Southern California Eyes Rose Bowl Bid Over Pitt and Notre Dame
New York dispatch outlines Southern California’s path to the national title through Notre Dame and Pitt, with the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on January 2. Coach Howard Jones’ Trojans must win through a rugged slate and overcome Notre Dame’s defense to retain their crown. Pitt’s stake centers on the Rose Bowl scenario, while Nebraska and Colgate loom in the national race.
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Left-Handed Golfers Get New Wood and Iron Set
The St. Louis pro Ben Richer unveils a complete line of woods and irons designed for left-handers. The Southpaw Golf Institute advertises a new model crafted to fit the left-handed swing, promising performance benefits for port hosts and dedicated amateurs.
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Frechtling Wins Over Good Salt’s Here Sunday
In a Cincinnati roll-off championship from Ut Mnose alleys Frechtling defeated Good Salt’s team by 2020 to 210. Bob Cravcraft led with 645 pins while Meies posted 615 as the only other bowler over the line in a tense match.
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Orioles Defeat Estate Combine In Basket Game
The Fenmont Orioles defeat the Estate Stove team 35 to 24 in a preliminary to the Fenmont McCall game at Sunray. Reynalis scored 14 points to lead Fenmont, while Gressel topped the Vistota squad with high point total.
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