Illini Tend to Face Formidable DePauw in Illini Gym
The Milli Noise basketball team, fresh from a win over Washington University of St. Louis, meets DePauw, the Indiana champions, at the Illini gym in Urbana. Over 5,000 high school players attend as guests for the varsity game. DePauw starts four lettermen led by Ragsdale Mouitz Crawley and Stankel, with Moffett as top scorer and Donovan Moffett’s brother. Illinois fields the usual lineup with Kawa, Kamp, May, Bob Kamp, and Harper. May moves to back guard after the jump. Coach Ruby remains hopeful the squad will improve with experience.
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Talking It Over on Baseball Football and Ethics
A newspaperish column satirizes sports power brokers as they debate beer and glass soda containers in leagues, praising plain talk while lampooning pomp. It cites Princeton coach ILL ROPER and Bezdek plus Southern Intercollegiate Association ideas on paying student athletes and openly funding programs.
Saturday High School Scores Across Local Contests
Cathedral defeated Crawfordsville 39 to 20 while Tech beat Lebanon 43 to 27. Tech reserves led 27 to 14 against Lebanon reserves. Crawfordsville reserves 20 Cathedral reserves 13. Grove freshmen 29 Cathedral men 14. Washington 26 Horace Mann 13. Davis 58 Plainfield Nashville a5 Trafalgar Prankfort 30 Morton Richmond Sunman 24 Alumni 17 French Lick 44 Stendal 33 Rochester 30 Huntington 23 Acton 32 West Newton 26 Pittsboro 43 Amo 15 Salem 30 Brownstown 28 Pairmount 33 OBSERY LE 29 La Porte 34 Elkhart 14 Carmel 23 Sheridan 30 Westield 29.
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Westield
Loyola Chicago Romps Over Loyola New Orleans 26 to 6
Loyola University of Chicago defeated Loyola New Orleans 26 to 6 in a football game on Sunday. Flynn scored three touchdowns for Chicago as the visitors relied on the line for most gains. The locals earned four first downs to the visitors nine.
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Loyola University of Chicago
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Pittsburgh NHL Club Trades Bert McCaffery to Les Canadiens
Pittsburgh team announces a trade sending defenseman Bert McCaffery to Les Canadiens. The deal reshapes the roster as McCaffery departs for the Canadian club while remaining a prominent local figure in hockey coverage.
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Newman Lowery Gain Berths on Coaches Eleven
Two high school football players Newman and Lowery earned spots on the Big Ten Conference all star team chosen by league coaches. Newman selected at center and Lowery at end. teams voted for each position, none from their own school.
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Off the Backboard previews state finals basketball at Butler field house
The Times plans to broadcast the Indiana state finals from Butler Field House next March with Blythe Q. Hendricks as chief announcer and a team of coaches including Ward Lambert, Paul Hinkle, Pat Page, and Dr W E Meanwell. readers debate Shortridge vs Tech and praise Butler, with picks and fan letters from Martin, Ill.
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Local Ten Pin Pastimers Shine in Central States Meet
Meridian Garage team placed twelfth at Toledo with 2955 total over games of 910 973 and 1012 led by Mounts Fulton and Snyder. Fred Mounts dominated minor events with 2028 total and 225 1-3 pins per game, while Anderson Five beat Uptown Five 3029 in a home and home series. Elks Pot of Gold Classic saw Link Belt Productions win with 3282, and Illinois 400 sweepstakes awarded top prizes to Scsearce Fahrbach and others. St Philip A C 200 singles loom next, with entries via Bill Moran. Falls City Lacer topped last week’s league play at 3168, Wagner Radio next at 3013.
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Major managerial roster filled with eighth new hire Wagner named Red Sox boss
United Press reports the 1930 major league managerial lineup is set with Charles Heinie Wagner as Boston manager, the eighth new skipper. Others shifting include Ownie Bush to Chicago White Sox, Dan Howley to Cincinnati, Bill McKechnie to Boston, and Bill Killefer taking the Browns. Wagner names Jack McCallister head coach. newcomers include Wagner Shawkey Street Ens and McKechnie among others.
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Charles (Heinie) Wagner
Boston Red Sox
Wagner
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Ownie Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Dan Howley
St. Louis Browns
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Bob Shawkey
Bill Killefer
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Detroit
Bucky Harris
Cleveland
Roger Peckinpaugh
Chicago
Boston
Heinie Wacner
Joe McCarthy
Pittsburgh
Jewell Ens
Gabby Street
John McGraw
Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinson
Bll McKechnie
Burt Shotton
Saturday College Scores From Hoosier Colleges
Butler 36 Purdue 29 Pennsylvania 26 Updiana 21 Evansville 37 Oakland City 30 Oberlin 13 Chicago 15 Pittsburgh 38 Grove City 30 Columbia 44 Harvard 17 Assumption 19 Detroit 18 Marquette 29 Iowa 19 Minnesota 6 Cornell 15 City New York 33 Dart mou notes
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Did You Know That Keeney Park Racing Sensation Clarence Frock
Baltimore 16 year old Clarence Frock wowed Keeney Park crowds as the season’s racing sensation before the track closed. He rides with the power and style of Laverne Fator and is praised for his strong hands and speed.
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Laverne Fator
Kid Chocolate
Dominick Petrone
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Camden
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Shires to Meet Vailey and Spohrer in Boxing Dates
Art Shires of the Chicago White Sox has lined up two lucrative ring engagements. He will box Wild Bill Vailey in Buffalo on December 26 and then meet Al Spohrer of the Boston Braves in Boston on January 17.
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Chicago White Sox
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Buffalo
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Boston
Wrestlers from Northwestern and Oklahoma enter national invite
Wrestlers from Northwestern and Oklahoma universities will compete in the first national invitation individual wrestling champions to be decided in Chicago on December 27 and 28. Man Tooth, holder of the national collegiate title in the 125-pound division in both the Big Six and NCAA, will be on the Oklahoma team.
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Northwestern
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Don Miller Considered As Fordham Coach Hope
Don Miller former Notre Dame backfield star and Ohio State backfield coach is reported to be eyed as Fordham head football coach if Major Frank Cavanaugh does not return. Cavanaugh has been offered a longer term deal at higher pay but no agreement yet.
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Don Miller
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Four Horsemen
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Fordham University
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Detroit Cougars Defeat Pirates 6 to 1 at Olympia
Detroit Cougars crushed the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 1 in a Sunday night pro hockey game at Olympia Arena. Jim Gordon starred with two goals as Detroit dominated the offense and improved their standings.
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Gerald Hayes Dies in Auto Crash? Umpire Dies at Wheel
Gerald Hayes longtime minor league umpire died in Kansas City Missouri while driving to a filling station. Heart attack suspected as he returned to his car and collapsed at the wheel. Hayes officiated in the American Association International Pacific Coast Western Texas and Eastern leagues. Funeral arrangements were being made.
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Pittsburgh Univesity Football Squad To Nevada Trip
Pittsburgh Dec 23 The selection of the Pittsburgh University football squad for the New Years Tournament of Roses game at Pasadena against Southern California will not be announced until the day of departure. Coach Jock Sutherland and his team leave Christmas night.
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Falcaro Seizes World Bowling Title In Sixty-Game Match
Joe Falcaro of New York defeated Joe Scribner of Detroit to win the world individual bowling championship in a special sixty game match. Falcaro totaled 12 932 pins to Scribner 12 803 in York on Sunday.
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Roy Wallace Boxing Show Headlines Tomlinson Hall Card
Roy Wallace of Indianapolis faces Chester Bush of Chicago in a ten round feature at Tomlinson hall part of a seven bout program. Peter Mike of New York battles Johnny Semas with a heavy prelim slate including four round bouts. The main card opens at 8:30 with strong crowd anticipated.
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Southport
Jack Blaine
Cincinnati
Roy Pierson
Pat Porter
Muncie
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Billy Meyers
Willie Yap
Jackie Coogan
Willard Chappell
Mickey Holder
Smith Captures Pasadena Open Links Tourney
Horton Smith of Joplin Missouri won the Pasadena open golf tournament with 280 for 72 holes, earning the $1,000 first prize and six strokes ahead of the field. Amateurs, led by Von Elm, received a silver trophy. Second place tied at 286 included Red Dudley Johnny Golden George Van Elm and Eddie Loos. Several players tied 287 and 292 in various classes.
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New York
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Fields and Thompson to meet in welter title bout
Madison Square Garden match maker Tom McCardle signs Jackie Fields world welterweight champion and Jack Thompson of California Negro for a fifteen round championship bout on January 13. Fields has two prior decisions over Thompson.
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Tom McCardle
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New Marathon Record Claimed by Indian Youth
Indian youth from Los Angeles claims new American marathon record after 2 hours 41 minutes 52 seconds on the 26 mile 385 yard pre Olympic course. He beats Aldien Stenrose by one minute and Franklin Suhu finishes second in 2 hours 43 minutes 35 seconds.
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Los Angeles
Army Drills at Stanford Ahead of Big Game
The West Point football team arrived at Stanford University in Palo Alto after a long storm delayed train. Over one hundred players including the varsity and plebes began practice in Stanford stadium with captain Chris Cagle drawing attention while coach Biff Jones planned light work to shake off travel weariness before next Saturday's tilt with Stanford.
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Purdue names head coach candidates amid doubt over Kizer
In Lafayette Indiana on December 23 Purdue officials denied Noble Kizer had been appointed head football coach to replace Jimmy Phelan. Kizer remains a leading candidate though athletic director Nelson Kellogg may plan a surprise for Boilermaker followers. Hobart Woodworth predicted an official announcement within a week. Detriot coach Gus Dorais meanwhile denied reports he would succeed Phelan at Purdue after being approached for several posts.
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Hinkels Bulldogs Edge Purdue In Close Battle
Hinkels Bulldogs defeated Purdue 36 to 29 at Butler Field House in Indianapolis. Guard Tackett and Hinkle limited Purdue star Stretch Murphy, while Kid Boots led Purdue with five field goals. Purdue missing Johnny Wooden due to an accident. Butler contributors included Christopher Allen Hildebrand and Hinchman.
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Glassgow Honored as Tribune MVP in Iowa Honors
Dec 23. Captain of the Iowa football team receives the Tribune’s annual most valuable player trophy for the last season. Ralph Welch of Purdue was six votes behind. Nagurski of Minnesota placed third and Glenn Harmeson of Purdue fourth. Chuck Bennett of Indiana won the trophy last year.
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Southern Cal and Pittsburgh to receive gold football mementos
Gold footballs as mementoes of their New Year’s game will be presented to members of the University of Southern California and Pittsburgh university football teams in Pasadena California, the announcement said.
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Nellie Doerschlag Marrys Edward Collins Jr In Riverside
Nellie Doerschlag the 23 year old sprinter who has twice equalled the world record of six seconds for the fifty yard dash announces marriage to Edward Collins Jr. The wedding will not interfere with her athletic career as she continues to pursue sprinting greatness in California.
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Friddle Five Victorious in Nine Battles
Friddle Five hats the top of Indiana high school basketball by going undefeated in nine straight wins led by Burl Friddle. DeJernet and Englehart anchor a versatile offense as Franklin, Horace Mann, Martinsville, and others fall. Tech and Cathedral shine among Indianapolis teams as the Blue Pastimers rebound after a rough stretch.
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Independent Net Notes and Local Youth Basketball Roundup
A chaotic OCR style summary covers multiple youth basketball games and scores. Burris leads with seventeen points as South Side Turners edge Noblin Sparks 25 to 23 in overtime. Dark Horses and other youth teams seek games. Belmont contact lines, gym rentals, and pending matchups are listed alongside scattered results such as Irvington Whippets and Capitol Bulldogs victories.
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