Britton Named Head Tennessee Football Coach
Knoxville January 13. William Hamilton Britton, assistant coach to Major Neyland, was named head football coach for the University of Tennessee. The staff was retained, with Col. Paul B. Parker as line coach and athletic director, John Barnhill as freshman coach, and Hugh Faust as assistant man coach and scout. Britton to continue basketball and track coaching through the year.
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Knoxville
Tenn
William Hamilton Britton
Robert P. Neyland
University of Tennessee
University Athletic Council
Paul B. Parker
John Barnhill
Hugh Faust
Britton
Major Britton
Athletic Council
Tennessee
Col. Parker
Neyland
Culver Academy
Bradens School
Highland Falls
N. Y
Wes Point
Parker
Honolulu
Third Engineers Corps
232Nd Engineers
Campere
Army
Henry J. Dougherty Co
New York
Florida
West Point
Barnhill
Faust
Tennessee Athletic
Grant Beats Bell For Miami Biltmore Crown In Straight Sets
Bryan M. Grant of Atlanta defeated Berkeley Bell in straight sets 6 4 6 2 6 2 to win the Miami Biltmore tournament. Bell ranked seventh nationally, while Grant rose to No 10 after also defeating Hidney B. Wood Jr in the semi finals. The match featured long rallies and Grant's steady backcourt play against Bell's serve and net attacks.
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Berkeley Bell
Miami
Miami, Fla
Bryan M. ‘‘Bitsy’’ Grant
Atlanta
Miami Biltmore
Grant
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Bell
Hidney B. Wood, Jr
Athlantan
America
Netseman
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Frank X. Shields
Wcre
Atlantan
Deuce
High Point Panthers rout Catawba in North State game
High Point College Panthers led by Broadus Culler defeated Catawba 36 to 28 in the North State Conference opener. Culler scored 23 points as High Point built an early lead and held it. Catawba's Joe Pullerson and Van Lewsky starred for the visitors. In a preliminary, High Point Freshmen beat Catawba Freshmen 19 to 17.
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Broadus Culler
Clemson Downs Tech
High Point College Panthers
Catawba
Culler
High Point
Panthers
Joe Pullerson
Vanlewsky
Harrie
Diamant
Martin
Bike
Waldorf Chosen Head Grid Coach By Northwestern
Northwestern selects Lynn C Waldorf of Kansas State as head football coach after Dick Hanley resignation. Ingwerson named first assistant. Waldorf’s prior teams won 60 games, 21 losses, and 10 ties with Kansas State and Oklahoma A M titles and conference championships.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Evanston, NL
Northwestern
Lynn C. Waldorf
Kansas State College
Waiaortse
Ware
Kenneth Lilson
Richard E
Dick) Hanley
Wilson
Ingwerson
University of Iowa
Louisiana State University
Waldorf
Syracuse University
John F
Chick) Meehan
Walter Camp
Oklahoma City University
Kansas University
Oklahoma A. M. Waldorff
Oklahoma A. & M
Kansas State
Manhattan
Meehan
Marquette
Tulsa
Triangle Holds Amateur League Leadership Again
Triangle remained undefeated in the Amateur League by beating Highland at the YMCA 38 to 19 for its fifth straight win. Gaddis scored 15 for Triangle, while M Anderson led Highland with seven. Amos defeated Marsh 19 to 16 and Trinity beat Robbins 26 to 19 tying Amos, Marsh and Trinity for third.
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Triangle
Highland
Triangles
Adams-Millis
Globe Parlor
Amos
Marsh
Trinity
Robbins
Gaddis
M. Anderson
College Basketball Scores Report
College basketball results show Virginia Tech, North Carolina, South Carolina and others posting multi game outcomes. Notable tallies include Illinois 44 over Ohio 23 and Pittsburgh 38 over Temple 45 reflecting a varied slate across campuses and conferences.
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South Carolina
the Citadel
Neete Tech
Clemson Col- Raleigh High
N. C. Freshen
Columbia
Navy
Illinois
Ohio
Syracuse
Rutgers
Chicago
Purdue
Fchigan
Minnesota
Fempie
Pittsburgh
Virginia Alumni Debate Scholarships and Conference Exit
Alumni groups at the University of Virginia split over athletic scholarships and conference policy. The advisory council recommended shifting athletic control to a council of faculty alumni and students and barred athletics specialists from faculty membership, while the alumni board endorsed the report with edits.
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Virginia
University, Va
Jan. Sy
University of Virginia
John Lioyd Newcomb
Wolfpack Boxers Edge Gamecocks 5 3 in Columbia
North Carolina State boxers defeated South Carolina 5 to 3 in Columbia after forfeits in bantamweight and middleweight. Tate and Penland won decisions and technical knockouts contributed, with NC State taking light heavyweight and unlimited bouts while forfeiting two others.
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Columbia
8. C
N. C
South Carolina
Tate
N. C. State
Jenkins
Penland
Triangles Triumph Over Randleman 48 to 27 on Y M C A Floor
The High Point Triangle five defeated the Randleman All-Stars 48 to 27, led by sharp shooters Cooper and Thomas. The crowd watched a fast paced game with moments of brilliance in passing and floor work, as Thomas and Cooper combined for 31 points before exiting after about half the contest.
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Triangles
Randleman
Thomas
Cooper
Randleman All-Stars
Rverdart
Gurneau
Carter
Fee
Aitchit
Carolina Stifles Tech In Season Opener Victory
North Carolina defeated Virginia Tech 29 to 9 in Blacksburg. Melvin Nelson led scoring with 18 points in the first half, while Tech pressed but struggled at the foul line. Carolina used height and defense to limit Tech to three field goals and pulled away in the opening game.
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Blacksburg
University of North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Tech
Carolina
Tar Heels
Melvin Nelson
Gobbiers
Neéleon
Minor
Kaveny
Nensy
Geore
Carwinter
Snead
Tokars
Evans
Haga
Race
Piaro
Too
Lot
Nelson Ramedy
Glace
Webster
Minor i
Harris
St Johns Rally To Defeat Elon In Nip And Tuck Game
St Johns trailed Elon 16 16 at halftime but surged in the second half. The Johnnies opened with 7 straight points before Elon answered with 6 in a row as the pace remained tight through eight minutes of play.
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Annapolis
T. John’s
Elon
North Gérolina
Johnnies
Blon
Clemson Tigers Win Fourth Straight in 43 29 Victory
Clemson College defeated Georgia Tech 43 to 29 to extend its winning streak to four games. Led by center Alex Satta the Tigers jumped to an early lead and held the advantage through much of the game despite a second quarter run by Tech. The half ended Clemson 19 Tech 11.
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Bell
Grant
Clemson College
8. C
Clemson Tigers
Georgia
Alex Satta
Tigers
Hyder d Glenn
Tech
Gues
Dees
Cece Ccea
Tasn
Asec
Hyder
Stacey
Kidd & Gees
Dillard
Dobson
Pennington
Clemson
Wood
Clemson Duke Boxers End In Draw In D C
Boxing teams Duke University and Clemson College battled to a 4-4 draw before 3,300 fans in Washington. Kneipp of Duke defeated Dawson in lightweights, Lofton of Clemson beat Mann in junior middleweight, with Williams of Clemson taking bantam, Lloyd of Duke stopping Timian in featherweight, and McCall of Duke prevailing over Griner in welterweight.
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Clemson College
D. C
Duke University
Kneipp
Duke
Dawson
Lofton
Clemson
Mann
Timian
McCall
Griner
Young Golf Stars Lead Opening Round at Los Angeles Open
Vic Ghezzi and Johnny Revolta shot 68 to tie for the early lead in Los Angeles with two under par. John Perelli and Dick Mitz followed at 69, while veterans Stanley Kertes Willie Goggin and Jimmy Hines posted 70. Others on 71 included Al Krueger Henry Kaiser Horton Smith and Paul Bunyan White Plains. The round, held under a sunny sky, faced heavy greens after recent rains.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Vic Ghezzi
N. J
Golf Club
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Wis
John Perelli
Lake Tahoe
Dick Mitz
Chicago
Stanley Kertes
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Jimmy Hines
al Krueger
Beloit
Henry Kaiser
Racine
Horton Smith
Oak Park
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