Record Turn Over In Football Coaching Lineup Shake Ups Felt
The article outlines major coaching changes across top programs including Penn Pennsylvania California Harvard Alabama and Duke. Wallace Wade is expected to move from Alabama to Duke next year while Frank Thomas will replace Wade at Alabama. California and Pennsylvania seek successors for Ludlow Wray and Nibs Price with added national interest.
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Owen
Harvard
Princeton
California
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Ludlow Wray
Penn
Nibs” Price
Wallace Wade
Duke
Jimmy DeHart
Wade
Pasadena
Frank Thomas
Georgia
DeHart
New York
West Virginia
Bill Roper
Jungletown
al Wittmer
Tiger
Simarly
Casey
Arnold Horween
Crimson Forces
Ire Rodgers
Earle Neale
Iowa State
Clemson
Noel Workman
Town State
Josh Cody
Dick Marlow
Western Maryland
Kennsylvania
Army
Iis
Ralph Irvine Sasee
Harry”’ Wilson
Navy
Bill’ Ingram
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Minors’ Draft Fight Suffers Major League Win
In Chicago on December 20 the American Association voted to accept the major leagues draft plan. Five clubs approved the proposal, two rejected, one undecided. The plan limits drafting to players after four minor league seasons and sets a 7500 dollar minimum pay per selected player.
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Chicago
TR Dtosk
American Association
Small Brothers of
Baseall
Thomas Jefferson Hickey
Hickey
Majors
Florida to Meet Five New Grid Foes in 1951 Schedule
Florida announces a ten game 1951 football slate eight against Southern Conference foes. Citadel replaces Southern, Syracuse takes Clemson’s berth, North Carolina to face Furman, Kentucky plays Tennessee. Schedule includes Sept 26 Citadel, Oct 3 NCSU, Oct 10 UNC, Oct 17 Syracuse, Oct 24 Auburn, Oct 31 Georgia, Nov 7 Alabama, Nov 14 South Carolina, Nov 21 Georgia Tech, and Nov 28 Kentucky.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
South Carolina
Carnegie Tech
Auburna
Tulane
New Orleans
Vanderbilt
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Florida
Allan
Cougars And Tide Engage In Pasadena Prep
In San Antonio Alabama practiced from 1 30 to 8 p m and headed west for the New Year Classic at Pasadena. Coach Wade called the game a toss up as Washington State and Alabama brace for a hard matchup with Crimsons in top shape. In Portland Washington State arrived with 25 players and staff en route to Pasadena for the showdown with Alabama champions of the Pacific Coast Conference.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
University of Alabama
Washington State
Pasadena
California
Wallace Wade
Husky Crimsons
Wade
Portland
Ore
Dee
Alabama
Cougars
York and Cerney to Meet in Finals Handball Classic
York defeats White in two straight games and Cerney over Waynick in two straight to reach the finals of the annual handball classic. The finals are set for Tuesday at 5:30 with the winner earning the Dr. Jackson trophy last won by Capus Waynick.
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York
White
Cerney
Waynick
Capus Waynick
Georgia Tech Gridiron Schedule Keeps Common Opponents
Georgia Tech announces 1931 football schedule matching nine opponents from the previous season. The slate includes seven conference clubs and two intersectional foes with home and away games listed from October through November.
Baer Surgesinto Public Eye After Garden Bout
Max Baer, from California, impressed New York boxing writers despite a loss to Ernie Schaaf in Madison Square Garden. Reporters hailed him as a top young heavyweight prospect, praising his punch power and crowd appeal while noting he needs more conditioning and a second wind. Baer plans to stay in the East for a January ten round match as promoters eye a future bout with Johnny Risko if hands heal.
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Associated Press
New York
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Schaaf
Baer
California
San Francisco
Garden
the Garden
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Johnny
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack Sharkey
King Pin Loses First Place Hold In Duck Pin Match
The Piedmont King Pins dropped three games to Forsyth Winston team, losing momentum after a four-pin first game. Pease Winston led singles with 126 and a 348 series tying Brannock, as Forsyth won decisively.
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Winston Health Center
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Tenille
Bombalis
Meisky «Co
Sensenbach
Coleman
Devise
Voor Ae Tennille
King
Forsyth
King Pins
Pease
Brannock
Cente Pease
Parrioh
Taylor
Smith
King Comer
Leopard
Bowman
Causey
Syracuse Defeats Western Reserve 46 to 28
Syracuse tops Western Reserve 46 to 28 in a college basketball game played at Syracuse. Columbia defeats Wesleyan 41 to 23 in New York, led by solid defense and efficient scoring by key players.
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Syracuse
Western Reserve
New York
Columbia
Wesleyan
Martin Leads Pasadena Open After Second Round
Ernest Martin the Los Angeles pro shot a 71 to hold a one stroke lead at 143 in Pasadena's $4,000 Open. Al Espinosa tied for second with 144, while Tony Manero Herman Barron Ray Mangrum and Mortie Dutra were close behind. Only two of 100 starters broke par as the putter proved tough.
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Paul Zimmerman
Pasadena
Cal
Scora
Ernest Martin
Los Angeles
Martin
al Espinosa
Chicago
Tony Manero
New York
Herman Barron
Port Chester
N. Y
Ray Mangrum
Dallas
Texas
Mortie Dutra
Long Beach
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Dutra
Barron
New UT Device Slices Igneous Rocks Thinly for Study
A new instrument at the University of Texas produces transparent rock slices half a millimeter thick enabling microscopic analysis.
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University of Texas
Roper Warns Intensive Football Training Threatens Sport
Former Princeton coach William W. Roper told the Atlantic States athletic conference that rigorous four to six week football practices in college threaten the sport within five years. He urged limiting spring drills to two weeks and starting fall practice no earlier than September 10 to allow athletes to pursue other sports.
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Philadelphia
William W. Roper
Princeton
Atlantic States Athletic Conference
Roper
Y Midgets Take Curtain Raiser
The 11¢ pound basketball team of the local Y M C A defeated Proximity Y yesterday afternoon 17 to 10 on the White Oak Y floor. At the series mark the score was even after a period of strong ball with both sides solid on offense and defense. In the second stanza High Point Y broke through the home team’s defense as Ed Hoover Steele Whitley Culler and A Hoover helped pace the visitors. Proximity Y used LG Spencer, replaced by E Hoover in the second quarter. Referee Culbreth.
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Ed Hoover
Steele
Whitley
Culler
A. Hoover
Conference Boxing Tourney Plans Made
University of Virginia athletic director James G. Driver announced the fifth annual Southern Conference boxing tournament will be held at Memorial Gym on February 27 and 28. Changes include seven entrants per team, one per class, 16 teams total, and selection by season dual meet records. A rotating trophy will grant permanent possession to the team with the most wins in ten years starting in 1931.
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University
James G. Driver
University of Virginia
Southern Conference
Memorial
Tcam
Four State Men on Warren's Grid Team
Warren named four State men on his all state freshman gridiron team. Wilson of Youngstown Ohio made the final team while Rafferty of Oskaloosa Iowa and McQuage of Salisbury were listed among the honored quartet. Red Utley from Concord also polled votes to make first string.
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Raleigh
Bob Warren
N. C. State College
Warren
Scholl
Pittsburgh
McQuage
Salisbury
Wilson
Youngstown
Ohio
Rafferty
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Red Utley
Concord
James
Duke
Tatum
Carolina
Hudgins
Barclay
Hill
Wake Forest
McIntosh
State
Phipps
New Guayule Rubber Plant Opens in California
San Francisco reports a $150000 plant to manufacture rubber from guayule has begun. Salinas valley cultivation has grown, with about 6600 acres devoted to the crop, fueling confidence for large scale production.
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San Francisco
Guayule
Salinas
Women to Form Special Army Reserve in Poland
Female soldiers will be compulsory in Warsaw under a plan by women members of parliament. The scheme creates a dedicated women's army with service starting at age 18 and a wartime reserve.
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Warsaw
UNC Trio Joins North South Charity Gridiron South
Three UNC football players Jim Magner Jim Maus and Pete Wyrick left Chapel Hill N C to join Stumpy Thomason s all star squad for the North South charity game set a week from tomorrow at Ebbetts Field they were invited after Capt Strad Nash declined earlier selections Magner hails from Philadelphia while Maus and Wyrick come from Greensboro.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Duke
New York
Jim Magner
Jimmy Maus
Pete Wyrick
Stumpy Thomason
State Quint Will Not Elect Captain
Raleigh dispatch reports North Carolina State College basketball will not elect a season captain this year, opting instead to use a game captain system for leadership duties during the season.
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State Quint
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
State Points for Wake Forest Game
North Carolina State College defeated Villanova 81 to 21 in its season opener. Captain elect John Gammon led forward play with Morgan at center and Rose at guard as coach Ray Sermon, in his first varsity season, builds a fast, disciplined squad for the January 6 Wake Forest game.
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Raleigh
Villanova
KN. C. State College
Wake Forest
Wildcats
Pennsylvania
Red Terror
Ray Sermon
Gilbert Clark
Ralph Johnson
Bertha
Johnson
Hart
Clark
Rose
State
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Atkinson
Morgan
Brake
Bud Rose
South
John Gammon
Terrors
V. Morgan
Skeet Atkinson
Bill Brake
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