87,000 to Watch Washington Pitt in Bowl Battle
Amid forecasts of rain and blue smoke, Washington Huskies and Pittsburgh Panthers prepare for the New Year’s Bowl clash at the 22nd edition game. The event draws 87,000 ticket buyers as teams ready for a hard fought contest with near identical jersey shades.
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Pitt
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Washeton
Weath
Ington Huskies
Washingtons
Utherland
Stirtine
Pitt Beckfield
Grid Rules Okeh Need Enforcement
CHICAGO More stringent enforcement rather than change of football rules is needed to remedy evils from forward pass interference regulations says John J Shommer Western Conference official The official must know whether ball or man is being played by defending players The article notes Friday's affair and Auburn slight betting favor with Villanova limited home support with odds from 6 to 5 to 9 to 5.
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Chicago
John J. Shommer
American League to Farm Out Umpires in 1930s plan
Chicago reports the American League will farm out umpires citing a looming shortage for the future. Eddie Ainsmith former Detroit catcher is slated for major league staff this year along with Eddie Rommel and Eddie Gharzily as top minor league prospects. Weather and physical condition of Wildcats noted with Aviburn and Villanova players mentioned.
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Chicago
Edidie Ainsmith
Detroit Tiger
Eddie Rommel
Eddie Gharzily
Meager
Smith
Max Schmeling Upset Sparks 193? Heavyweight Hopes
The piece notes Max Schmeling defeated Louis in a dramatic 15 round bout, and seeks a title shot on June 3. It discusses Braddock’s prior loss, potential for Schmeling to reclaim the crown, and the broader field including Dempsey, Tunney, and Braddock, with mention of forfeit provisions and future challengers. The tone previews a pivotal era in heavyweight boxing and the strategic moves around the title.
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New York
Joe Latis
Max Schmeling
Jones
Braddock
Sames J. Corbett
Jack Dempsey
Hig
Schmeling
Louis
Braddock-Schmeling
Moxie
Gene Tunney
Crown Gomber
Lowis
Ald
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Smoky Joo
Max Baer
Louis Seonh
Levinsky
Camera
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Dempsey
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Hoop play setup by New York University coach cann
An instructional passage outlines a clever basketball sequence. Offensive players X2 X4 screen and collide to trap the defender, while X2 passes to X1 who is set for an easy shot. The maneuver aims to free X1 for a high percentage attempt near midcourt.
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Howard Cann
Yok University
New Conre
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X-2
X-4
Imidcourt
Quartet of Aged Sports Leaders Weighing in at 74 to 86
New York report notes four renowned coaches aged 74 to 86 shaping major programs. Connie Mack leads Philadelphia Athletics at 74, Amos Alonzo Stagg at 74 runs College of the Pacific, Jim Ton Eyck Syracuse crew at 86 is dean of active coaches, with Jack Monakly Cornell at 73 described as comparatively young.
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New York
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Amos Alonzo Stage
Chicago
College of the Pacific
Jim Ton Eyck
Syracuse
Jack Monklay
Cornell
Lnt
Hronko Nagueski
Wruell
Gough
Matty Beil
Texas Christian
Chet Wynne
Kentucky
Hank Anderson
Anderson
Hatring Cage Pro joins Whiting Midwest Pro Club
CHICAGO Bill Hearlow of the University of Chicago, noted for his arc of last season and a three year Big Ten scoring record holder, has signed with the Whiting Indiana club in the Midwest Pro Conference.
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Terry Likes Chances for Giants in 1930 Season
Bill Terry, manager of the New York Giants, expresses confidence in his 1930 National League club. He favors his chances to finish atop the standings next season, arguing the team’s depth and roster strength.
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New York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
PiceUit
Six New Boxing Champions Crowned in 1930s Era Upset Results
A roundup of new champions crowns featherweight Penny Savron of Birmingham and Eddie Rabe Risko loses in Seattle. Breddie Steely of Hycoma wins middleweight from Risko while Low Rushers of Herkimer takes lightweight leadership. Henry Armstrong of St. Louis defeats Ruby Arizmendi in California, Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico tops Muri ng, and Harry Jeffra of Baltimore twice defeats rivals. Barney Ross defends welterweight in Milwaukee as Wisconson board resists National Boxing Commission.
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Breddie Steely
Hycoma
Eddie Rabe Risko
Syracuse
Seattle
Tiny Canzoneri
Herkimer
Iust Rigks Warrign
Penny Savron
Spain
Tony Muriny
Pittsburgh
Muriing
Sixto Escpbir
Puerto Rico
Escobar
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Barney Ross
Fezy Jannazze
Wisconsin Board
National Boxing Commission
Steele- Gorilla Jones
Milwaukee
J. Jones
Memphis
Akron
Bee
Ben Jeby
New York
Cleveda Oil
New Leaders Take Major Golf Titles to ART KRENZ NEA Service
Great Britain dominated early major golf events as Alf Podgham won the British open and Victor Thomson claimed the British amateur crown. Maureen Orcutt Crews became the second woman to win both the British and American women's titles in the same season. The United States led Walker Cup and Pine Valley faced tough competition with many new players. Little turned pro, Johnny Fischer captured the United States amateur title, Tony Manero set a new US Open scoring record at Oakmont, and Lighthorse Harry Cooper’s chances faded amid tough conditions and an ankle injury.
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Art Krenz
Galt Wester
New York
Great Britain
United States
Alf Podgham
Annesing
Maureen. Orcutt Crews
Bath
Dorothy Campbell
America
Gleneaules
Pine Valley
Scotty Campbell
Seattle
Wilry Givan
Reynolds
Smith
Ed White
Walter Emery
Oklahoma
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Linksman Linked land he was off to the races
Horton Smith proved himself the master of the masters in accounting for the second of the three Munsters s tournaments that have been staged. This made the Joplin star the deacting money winger of the year. Guldahl Low Scorer Ralph Guldahl finished as the lowest-stroking American professional with an average of 21.63 for 65 totals. Guldaht won the Western, Augusta, Miami Biltmore and a couple more opens. Denny Shute once more demonstrated that they pay off on something more than hard hitting when he passed Jimmy Thomson in the Professional Golfers' Association tournament at Pinehurst. It was the Ohioaa's first major victory since he defeated blond Craig Wood in a playoff for the British open crown. Patty Berg took the Miami Biltmore and the Mason-Dixon women's tournaments, but the freckled miss tagged down date in the campaign, and found her Minneapolis chum Beatrice Barron stealing some of her thunder. Dorothy Troung of San Francisco captured the women's western, Charley Kovsls of Michigan was the national intercollegiate. Paul Leslie was the victor in the western amateur, Fat Abbott, a diminutive picture extra, ankleed away with the national public liks crew.
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Guldahl
Ralph Guldahl
Guldaht
Augusta
Miami Biltmore
Denny Shute
Jimmy Thomson
Professional Golfers' Association
Pinehurst
Ohioaa
Blond Craig Wood
Patty Berg
Mason-Dixon
Ane
Minneapolis
Beatrice Barron
Dorothy Troung
San Francisco
Charley Kovsls
Michigan
Paul Leslie
Fat Abbott
Liks
New York Leads In Junior Championship Shuffle
In a chaotic junior championship scene in New York, McNeill of Oklahoma State and Umstaedter from Millard clash as Br MeNville tackle Toorkany Atk. Joseph Greenborn and Isadore Bells appear among competitors, with Fishbueh and Kentrawitz advancing to semifinals amid a tight field.
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New York
Int McNeill
Oklahoutci
Willlane
Umstaedter
Millbad
Joseph Greenbornt
Br MeNvill
Toxerkany
Joseph Fishbueh
Isadore H. Bells
Phi Wor
Mely
New York City
Marvin Kentrawitz
Tv. Peart Ag
Eliminate Seven in Roosevelt Novelty Phrase
New York report describes a garbled scene with references to Roosevelt and Seven being eliminated in a speed related context. The text reads as a jumble of names and actions, mentioning Tazla Navy and Vanderbilt authorities amid unclear bankings and speeds.
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Tazla Navy
Vanderbilt
Izzy
Christmas Holiday Greetings From Many Arkansas Families
Mrs Victor Clark and relatives spend holidays in Prescott and Texarkana. J C Williams, Hubbard, and Mary Eta Webbard host kin while visiting. Mrs Minnie Yarbro and sister travel. Lee Holt hosts Christmas guests. G W Davis and C C St Christmas greetings from Gale and party. Various locals, teachers, and families in Butterfield, Roe, Arkansas, share holiday visits and kin connections with friends in Hope, Texarkana, and surrounding towns.
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Kinnard
Little Rock
Craig Williams
Prescott
Floyd Hy Delight
J. C, Williams
Butterfield
G. W. Davis
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Aid
C. C
Victor Clark U Kennard
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J.C. Wilams
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Devil
Roe
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Mabel Robertson Rock
G. Wy
Coreriza Tate
Worillion
Roy Bruce
Guy Carl
Hope
John
Lee McDonalds
Dan McDy Sheridan
Raymond Robertson
Magnutin
Jane Hyleey
Miss Smediey
Joulla Gold
Evelyn
Mary Pilkinton
Vivian
Misses Byers
Evelyn Ann May
C. M. Williams
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