Panthers Open Season with Greensboro Y M C A Clash
High Point College hosts Greensboro Y M C A at the local Y court Saturday night at eight. Coach Boylin fields a 20 man squad led by Mulligan Walters Litman Johnson Hastings with key losses noted and several reserves ready to contribute in the season opener.
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Boylin
Mulligan
High Point Cage
Walters
Litman
Harry Johnson
Allan Hastings
Thompson
Mitchell
Jana Strickler
Perdue
Ludwig
Yow
Barkley
Pierce
Zacovic
Cory
Wall
Mayst
Furches
Stwart
Truitt
Major League Seasons To Terminate Earlier
New York December meeting of major league magnates discusses closing the season earlier next year. Projected schedule April 15 to September 28 could yield 169 playing days with Boston included on Sundays. Commissioner's push for franchise sale notices and stricter scouting rules dominates talks. Robert Shawkey confirms coaching staff. Wally Pipp signing rumor denied.
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New York
Biltmore
John Weydler
Ernest Barnard
Boston
K. M. Landis
Convisioner
Elhubs
Bowman Named Manager of Chicago Stadium
John F. Bowman of Chicago has been chosen as general manager of the Chicago Stadium, a $7,000,000 arena and exposition building on the near west side. He will focus on leasing for conventions while Nate Lewis and Sidney Strotz supervise boxing shows. Bowman succeeds Paddy Harmon, ousted by the board.
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Chicago
John F. Bowman
Near West Side
Bowman
Nate Lewis
Sidney Strotz
Patrick
Paddy) Harmon
The
Sports Palace
California Walnut Bearing Surpasses 125000 Acres
More than 125 000 acres of Persian walnuts are currently bearing in California. The article notes widespread orchard development and strong output prospects across the state.
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California
European Track Stars Invited Over New York
European track stars invited by the Amateur Athletic Union plan an indoor winter visit to the United States as a preview of 1932 Olympic talent. Notables include Poland’s Stanislaw Piekielcz, Italy’s Tavernari Baccalu Facelli, plus entrants from Finland Germany France and England awaiting responses and travel plans.
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New York
Apara
Europe
Amateur Athletic Union
Stanislaw Piekielcz
Poland
Nurmi
Stockholm
United States
Italy
Hector Tavernari
Italian Athletic Federation
Louis Baccali
Louis Facelli
America
Facelli
Baccali
Tavernari
England
Finland
Larva
Loukola
Buchner
Englehardt
Muller
Storz
Eldracher
France
Serapin Martin
Ladomegue
Moulines
Commercial Loop Basketball Card Schedule
The schedule lists Thursday sessions in December and January for Allen Jay, Trinity, DeMolay, Beeson, Wallberg, and Hasty. Matchups include times at 8:00, 8:30, and 9:00 with various crossovers across two weeks and into January.
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Allen Jay
Trinity
DeMolay
Beeson
Wallberg
Hasty
Whisperers Urged to Produce Evidence or Stay Silent
Chicago December 12 Critics of the western conference are invited to present any evidence of subsidizing and proselyting of athletes or to cease whispering gossip and scandal. Major John L. Griffith, athletic commissioner, said the conference would investigate all charges and take action if needed. He urged anyone with information about conspiracies or rule violations by conference members or alumni to come forward for confidential inquiry.
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Chicago
John L. Griffith
University of Iowa
Conit
Raleigh Bowlers Open Series Here Tomorrow Night
The Raleigh independent bowlers meet the King Pin team in the first three of a nine game series at eight o'clock Friday on King Pin tables. The opening matches are here with three more in Raleigh to follow. If neither side reaches five wins a coin flip decides the deciding city.
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Raleigh
Lively Ball infield worries raise concerns across league
National league players complain not about longer home runs but about the lively ball’s erratic infield behavior. President John A. Heydier stated many complaints stem from the ball’s sharp, sudden moves cutting down infield plays by skilled players.
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New York
Seventeen Gridmen Accept Phelan Bid
Seventeen football stars have accepted Coach Jimmie Phelan's invitation to play for the mid western team in the Dixie Charity game at Dallas on New Year's Day. Purdue Notre Dame Illinois Iowa Minnesota Michigan Northwestern Detroit Wisconsin among named players Welch Gebert Nash Wolgast Walker Pulkrabek Pharmer Gemis Steinke Calderwood Young Lardner Hal Redbholz. Three more are expected to join the middlewest squad to face a Southwestern all star team.
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Lafayette
Ind
Jimmie Phelan
Dallas
Tex
Welch
Woerner
Purdue
Colrick
Gebert
Nash
Notre Dame
Wolgast
Walker
Illinois
Westra
Meyers
Iowa
Pulkrabek
Pharmer
Minnesota
Gemis
Mills Home Again Dominates Hasty in Double-Header
Mills Home teams swept Hasty High School in Thomasville with a 30-15 girls win and a 54-7 boys victory. Notable players include Mills Bears guards Murphy and Kennedy and Hasty’s Baker and Fox, with referee Boyles.
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Thomasville
Mills
Hasty High School
Hasty Lassies
Mills Bears
Hasty Boys
Hasty
Pos. M
Saintsong
Baker
Tar Heels Meet Ex College Stars In Raleigh Durham Games
Tar Heel Raleigh Y and Tar Heel Durham Y face ex Carolina stars in back to back games at Chapel Hill. Frank Goodwin of Raleigh and former Tar Heels Hackney Satgerfield and Billy Devin join the Durham squad, with both games at 8 p.m. plus tonight vs Greensboro Y to gauge team strength.
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Chapel Hill
Frank Goodwin
Harper
Tar Heels
Goodwin
Durham
Hackney
Satgerfield
North Carolina
Carolina
Durham High
Billy Devin
Durhamites
Greensboro ‘Y
Fenner Harden Have Another Year For Tar Heels
A Duke Carolina game report corrected errors about Julian Fenner and Pap Harden eligibility. Both have only two years of play, not three, meaning the Tar Heels would lose nine veterans if they return. Fenner starred as an end and Harden was a dependable fullback for Carolina.
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Chapel Hill
Julian Fenner
Pap Harden
Carolina
Fenner
Harden
Tar Heels
Tar Heel
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Virginia
Duke
Don Holt
Boone Convalesces From Erysipelas In Tuscaloosa
Dan Boone Pointer baseball manager recovers from erysipelas after a leg boil led to illness in the Tuscaloosa area. A letter to local officials says he is out of danger and planning to assemble a ball club for next season.
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Dan Boone
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Dan
High Point
Nash First Back 10 Lead Carolina in Past Nine Years
Strad Nash, captain elect of the Tar Heels for next year, becomes their first backfield captain in nine years, ending a line of leaders dating to 1921. He starred on offense and defense, scoring multiple touchdowns against Virginia and Duke, and hailing from Charleston, S C.
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Nash
Carolina
Enterprise Chapel Hill
Strad Nash
Tar Heels
Lowe
Grady Pritchard
Roy Morris
iPerce Matthews
Herman Meclver
Virginia
Duke
Charleston
S. C
Fights Last Night Hit New York and West Coast
Harry Wills of New York knocked out Andrea Castano of Mexico in New York. Fred Lenhart of Spokane outpointed Chuck Burns of San Antonio in Great Falls. Fred Mahan of El Paso stopped Babe Anderson of San Jose in Oakland.
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New York
Harry Wills
Andrea Castano
Mexico
Great Falls
Mont
Fred Lenhart
Spokane
Chuck Burns
San Antonio
Oakland
Cal
Fred “Dummy” Mahan
el Paso
Babe”’ Anderson
San Jose
Harmon Named Furman Football Captain for 1930
Harmon of Gaffney S C elected captain of Furman Purple Hurricane at a black F football men meeting last week succeeding Henry Smith. He was regular quarterback in 1929 with Joel Deery named alternate captain and backing up the line. Tar Heel veterans end 1930 season with nine players from Carolina leaving.
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Greenville
S. C
Harry “Hoss” Harmon
Gaffney
Furman
Purple Hurricane
Henry Smith
Harmon
Joel Deery
Spartanburg
Tar Heel
Carolina
Ray Farris
Bud Eskew
Bill Koenig
Fenton Adkins
Harper
Don Holt
Phil Jackson
Jimmy Ward
Yank Spaulding
Adams Millis Dominates Salvation Army 47 to 21
Adams Millis raced to a 47 21 victory over Salvation Army on their court. Led by Michael Morehead and Coffee with Grissom top for Salvation Army, the Adams Millis quint displayed speed and power. A return match is set as Greene's Benzoin faces Salvation Army tonight.
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Adams Millis Quint
Salvation Army
Michael
Morehead
Coffee
Grissom
Greene
Salvation
Adams Millis
McFarland
Southern Coaches Gather in Baton Rouge for Conference Debates
In Baton Rouge Louisiana on December 13 the Association of Southern Coaches and Athletic Directors prepared to dispose of football regulation changes and elect officers to clear the way for the annual Southern Conference meeting. Led by Dan McGugin Vanderbilt University the group planned discussions on a possible conference split central booking for officials and reforms to scouting and junior college eligibility for consideration by over 100 delegates.
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Baton Rouge
Association of Southern Coaches and Athletic Directors
Southern Conference
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt University
South
Louisiana State University
Tar Heel quintet to play 22 games this season
UNC announced a 22 game 1929 30 schedule under manager Charles T Woollen with 11 ACC/SoCon foes. Navy Loyola Chicago intersectionals at Annapolis and Chapel Hill. Home games total 12 including Duke Wake Forest Maryland Virginia and Davidson. Southern Conference tournament runs Feb 28 to Mar 3 in Atlanta.
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Tar Heels
Greensboro
Chapel Hill
Durham
Davidson
Guilford College
Washington and Lee
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Raleigh
Duke
Blacksburg
Lexington
Virginia
Charlottesville
Maryland
College Park
Loyola (of Chicago
Navy
Annapolis
Atlanta
Iowa Board Seeks Reinstatement For 22 Athletes
The Iowa board in control of athletics declared 22 Hawkeyes ineligible amid a push to reinstate them within the Western Conference. Five football players including Mike Farrah and Oran Pape were named among those affected, with Nelson Farrah and Leeka also on the basketball squad. The board invited a conference committee to Iowa City to review justice for the players while preserving its sovereignty over staff and administration.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa Board
Iownaa
Udu
Mike Farrah
Michigan City
Ind
Oran Pape
Dubuque
Pete Affre
Quincy
Irving Nelson
Omaha
Seward Leeka
Independence
Nelson
Farrah
Leeka
George T. Bresnahan
C. C. Williams Gard
Northwestern picks Rut Walker Big Ten captain this winter
Rut Walker named captain of Northwestern University basketball team this winter. Walker is noted as one of the league’s top scorers and a key leader for the squad this season.
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Walter
N. U
Northwestern University
Rut Walker
Fight Six Times By Penn State Boxing Team
Penn State boxing team, co leader with the Navy in the eastern intercollegiate races, has scheduled six dual meets for the 1929 30 season.
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Penn State
Navy
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