Old Friends Gather As Pop Warner Returns East
New York dispatch reports Glenn "Pop" Warner plans a return to the East after leaving Stanford. Temple University emerges as the next potential coaching home amid talks of successors, with Warner noting his nine-year stints in each Western and earlier Pittsburgh tenure. Temple's growth, history, and notable staff are highlighted alongside Warner’s career reflections and salary speculation.
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Pittsburgh
Cornell
Stanford
Temple
Warner
Tonyne
Werner
Los Angeles
Palo Alto
Sanford Ramus
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Tiny” Thornhill
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Jock Sutherland
Pittseburgh
Ensic Nevers
Sanford
Poutra Brothers Favored In National Match Play Open
Olin Dutra and his brother Mortie Dutra, top Californians, head the field as favorites in the third annual national match play open starting with qualifying at Lakeside Course. Horton Smith, Lea Diegel, and Willie Gorgis also challenge, with Smith carding a Par 71 in practice.
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San Francisco
Olin Dutra
Mortie
Lakeside
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Lea Diegel
Apua Faliente
Willie Gorgis
Smith
Reign Count and Our Count Meet in Reunion Tale
Two members of a famed racing family meet for the first time near Cary Ohio. Reign Count once ruled American turf and won the Derby and Belmont, while Our Count is his son. Anita Peabody, mother, could not attend but her story begins with the 1927 Brinout Futurity. Rumors swirled around Reign Count’s late rush to second in that race as a gesture to a stablemate.
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John Herta
Ray
Cary
Ave
Reigh
Anita Peabody
Kentucky
Anita Peshody
Reigh Count
Anita
Reish Count
Great Britain
Bowling Like Father Draws Parallels With Our Count
A reception in Chicago and a train from Kentucky brought Our Count to meet his father. The young horse, nicknamed Strong, resembled Reigh Count in markings and build, drawing astonished expressions from onlookers. The report notes the likeness as the pair descended the plank, marking a notable similarity between sire and son. Continued on page 6.
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Chicago
Kentucky
Missouri coach Carideo to tour high schools for 11 weeks
Frank Carideo head football coach at the University of Missouri begins an 11 week speaking tour under Chicago Assembly Bureau auspices. He plans high school and college assemblies in Wisconsin Michigan New York Ohio, aiming to improve next season. He notes Notre Dame style took time to teach and cites players’ effort and conditioning as keys to late-season improvement despite a 1-7-1 record.
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Columbia
Frank Camden
University of Missouri
Chicago Assembly Bureau
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York State
Ohio
Missouri
Carideo
Tiger
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
St. Louis
Percy Gill
Kenneth Kerby
Phil Yeekel
Ray Oli
Carl Johanningmeier
Grant Morgan
Dave Smukfer
Gloversville
N. Y
Smukler
Tigers
Camden
Five grid players out for basketball practice at Missouri
Bill Scott of Marshall reported for Missouri cage practice after the football season. Four other football teammates joined: George Stuber St. Joseph Woody Hatfield Lamar Ted Bland Kansas City and Robert Fidson Riverside Illinois.
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Columbia
Bill Scott
Marshall
University of Missouri
George Stuber
St. Joseph
Woody Hatfield
Lamar
Ted Bland
Kansas City
Robert Fidson
Riverside
Kruschen Salts claim Slimming Result From Sweden Ad
Mrs Mae West of St Louis says she weighed 170 pounds at age 28 and after taking one box of Kruschen Salts four weeks ago now weighs 150 pounds. She reports higher energy and no hunger. The ad promotes half teaspoonful in hot water each morning as a safe weight loss method and offers a money back guarantee through local drug stores Pope Drug Co Tol son Drug Co.
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Mae West
St. Louis
Kruschen
Pope Drug Co
Tolson Drug Co
Do You Remember One Year Ago Giants Beat Dodgers 19 6
Do You Remember one year ago today Benny Friedman led the New York Giants to a 19 6 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers before 25 000 fans in New York. Five years ago the annual race meeting at Hialeah Park Miami Fla was canceled because pari mutual betting was deemed illegal by the state legislature. Ten years ago today Luis Angel Firpo wired Tex Rickard that he would fight either Floyd Johnson or Bill Brennan. Dr Clarence Spear was signed to coach West Virginia football again.
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Temple University
United ‘States
Hias
Russell H. Conwell
Temple
Henry J. “Heinie” Miller
Bert Bell
Pennsylvania
John da Grasse
Atlantic City
Georgetown University
Miller
Rocky Mountains
Denver University
Brown
Drake
Thier
West Virginia
Bucknell
Denver
Pennsylvania State
Carnegie Tech
Haskell Indians
Villanova
Benny Friedman
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York
Aday
Hialeah Park
Miami, Fla
Luis Angel Firpo
Tex Rickard
Floyd Johnson
Iowa
Bill Brennan
Chicago
Clarence
Spears
Unemployed Baseball Players at National Convention
At the national convention of the National Association of Professional Leagues in Columbus the unemployed baseball players show no sign of shrinking. After two days only one player had signed, leaving six days remaining with no major signings yet.
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Columbus
National Association of Professional Leagues
Babe Didrikson Loses Amateur Standing Over Ad
New York dispatch reports Mildred Babe Didrikson was disqualified from amateur competition after an automobile ad used her name praising a new model. Didrikson denies permission and plans to seek reinstatement with possible damage action. Dallas athletic director suggests a civil suit. a court ruling may restore her amateur status.
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New York
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Dan Feris
Amateur Athletic Union
Jmade Plan
Mildred
Didrikson
AL AD UL
Texas Star
Col. M. J. McCombs
Dallas Insurance Company
Conference mulls minor sports curtailment in Big Six
Kansas City bulletin reports the Big Six faculty council weighing spring sport limits to one conference meet each, with no round robin in track tennis baseball golf or tennis, while dual contests remain school discretion. Officials adopt one official per conference basketball game and endorse new 10 and 3 second rules amid timekeeping concerns. Attendance and gate receipts show mixed trends across member schools including Missouri and Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
M. OU
Get Up Nights Remedy Claims 25c Box Eases Sleep
Advertisement for a bladder cleansing treatment labeled BU- KETS containing buchu and Suniper oil promises to relieve night awakenings and related pains. It urges trying a 25 cent box from local druggists and to return money if not relieved after four days, claiming better sleep afterward. Local druggists listed.
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Fischer Drug Co
Tolson Drug Co
Brandenburger Drug Co
Attendance trends in 1932 college football season
Reports show a 20 percent rise in attendance in 1932 despite the Tigers winning only one game. Lower admission prices kept receipts near last season levels, with Caton, Nebraska, Kansas, and Kansas State posting mixed crowds and revenue declines. Iowa State notes a drop in take despite five home games, citing weather, pheasant hunting, and radio broadcasts as factors. Argentina’s constitution requires the president be elected by...
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CATON
Nebraska
Kansas
F.C. Allen
Kansas State
T. N. Me‘call
Iowa State
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