Penn Coach Louis Young Resigns To Join Athletics Council
Louis A. Young quits as University of Pennsylvania head football coach after seven seasons totaling 49 wins, 15 losses and 2 ties. He moves to a newly created role as assistant to the chairman of the council on athletics at Penn. No successor named. possible candidates include Lou Little and other Penn legends.
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Talking It Over By Joe Williams
In a Notre Dame Army clash that closed the eastern football season Army displayed power and cohesion despite a one touchdown defeat. Cagle and Elder sparked the Cadets with a dynamic passing and running attack while Army’s line executed a flawless drive against Notre Dame with key breaks shaping the final result.
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New Grid Champs in Three Sections
United Press reports football champions crowned in Western Southern and Southwest Conferences with last two season comparisons. Details list 1928 and 1929 champions like Illinois Georgia Tech Tulane Texas Texas Christian and others. Carnegie Tech prepares for Southern California game in Los Angeles December 14. Boys Club ends season with a scoreless tie against O T S Juniors after eight wins and one loss.
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Soph Leads N. D. to Cage Victory
Notre Dame opened its basketball season with a 40 to 16 win over Kalamazoo College in South Bend. Sophomore Bill Newbeld led scoring with ten points and early season promise to fill the departed Franke Crowe’s spot.
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Danville Normal Grid Warriors Honored After Successful Campaign
Danville Indiana December 3 Danville feted its football players at a banquet by the Lions Club and Phi Delta Kappa honoring the Central Normal college team that went six and two. Coach Cook Captain Brattan and others attended with speakers from local and college circles.
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Magnates urged to cut operating costs for 1930 season
Major and minor league baseball officials gathered in Chattanooga for the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues convention. Key topics include draft changes, expense curtailment, and appeals over penalties from the Rochester incident. Trade talk and potential major league deals loom as Cincinnati Reds target pitchers Vance and Grimes.
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Bob Shawkey
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Jacob Ruppert
Ed Barrow
S H S A R Tweaks Tourney Fund Split For 1930 Events
Indiana high school athletic association board approves new fund distribution for sectional regional and state basketball tournaments to cut the treasury balance and boost final bonuses. Sectional funds drop from 5 to 1 percent of the fourth balance with center school handling costs and per school bonuses. Regional shares drop. final tournament bonuses to be increased, amount to be decided later.
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Cannon Accepts Creighton Post
Notre Dame star guard Jack Cannon has accepted a Creighton University line coach post for next fall. Chet Wynne, former Notre Dame player, is head coach at Creighton. Cannon plans to study medicine while in Omaha.
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O'Connor Leads In State Three-Cushion Match
Lee O'Connor defeated Charles Carter 50 to 25 at Cooler's parlor on Monday. The opening game lasted eighty four innings with O'Connor posting a high run of five to Carter's four.
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Did You Know that Historical Baseball Snapshots
Notes from a sports page mention Lucky Harris's grandfather aged 88 at West Pittston Pennsylvania. Bill Rodgers is signed by Joe Engel to manage Chattanooga next season with the nickname Raw Meat. Miller Huggins quips about Ruth and Hornsby as the greatest bass player. Pitcher Flint Rehm is recalled after being a disturbing element in the Cardinals organization. Rickey may sell or him.
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Atherton Is Ring Victor In Ten Round Tomlinson Hall Card
Anastasio Vaquero of Panama fought ten rounds with Happy Atherton at Tomlinson hall Monday night. Atherton won on points after a strong second round assault left Vaquero tiring and marked. Other results included JoHinny Lemas stopping Buzz Carlin in the third, Scotty Scotten knocking out Eddie Baker in the first, and Roy Woods edging Johnny Thurman in an eight round slugfest.
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Off the Backboard A Indiana High School Basketball Roundup
This column surveys Indiana high school basketball, naming teams such as Washington Horace Mann Gary Frankfort and Logansport with players like DeJernet Englehart Crown and Fehg. It notes Gary’s state track title and Horace Mann’s grid title prospects, plus recent wins and losses across cities including Muncie Vincennes Rochester Logansport and Anderson.
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Blues Dominate City Bowling Tourney At Bissville Alleys
Eddie Hoisvskey leads Blues to the top in the City tourney team event at Bissville alleys with a 2,850 total while Jack Goodwin stars for his squad with 630 including 220 413 and - score. Tonight at 9 P M a second squad faces off to complete the team event.
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Seven Tank Crowns to Be Awarded in A A U Meet
Seven Indiana Kentucky A A U swim championships will be decided at the Indianapolis Athletic Club next Saturday. Entrants come from Louisville Purdue Indiana and De Pauw. Fehsenfeld Benham headline the ten foot board diving and boys fifty yard sprint. I A C stars Strack Jordan and officials Wilson and Randall oversee.
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Three Macks in Deal for Two Hurlers
Connie Meek announcesPhiladelphia Athletics trade three players Walter French Carroll Yerkes Jimmie Cronin to Portland for two pitchers George Snyder and Leroy Mahaffey. Mahaffey comes from Pittsburgh as a replacement to report in training camp. Danny Delmont defeats Harry Kahn in Chicago in six rounds of an eight round lightweight bout.
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All-Star Winter Game Names and Trade Talks Mix in League Chatter
Winter game in Los Angeles features Jolley Haney Meusel Morehart pick Cotter Wingo McMullen Eddleman as part of a sweeping chatter. Rumors connect Howley and Flint talks, Reds, Cardinals, and Rickey lock in possible trades as Fat Fothergill and Berg are floated. Bednar posts a no-hit gem for McCook. Boon buys four sweat shirts and eyes spring mound time.
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Bruins Meet Leaders Brooklyn in NBL Clash
The Chicago Bruins face the league leading Brooklyn team in a National Professional League basketball game set for Wednesday night.
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