Grange Sets Own Goal at Million Then 10 Retire
New York Dec. Bob Grange, famed grid star, says he has set a personal goal of 1 090 000 dollars from his pro career. He plans to retire to Wheat on and live as a prominent citizen after earning nearly a million. He mentions earnings from singing papers, film work, endorsements, and the professional football association.
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Wheaton
Arrow Pictures Corporation
New York Professional Football Association
Washington
Southern athletics urged to expand beyond football
Athens December 8. Southern conference leaders led by Dr S Lane Youd of the University of Georgia defend broad athletic programs. President Sanford says commercialism in football is not inherently evil and stresses funding must support track basketball and class contests as well as football. He notes many events lack big gate returns yet are essential to well rounded athletic programs.
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Boxing roundups blur across cities with various welterweight results
The report lists numerous bouts with fighters from Des Moines Milwaukee New York Philadelphia and other cities. Russell Leroy Fargo outpointed Roscacs Hall and Jack Zivic defeated Sammy Baker Mitchell Field by decision. Other notes include Johnny Kakish beating Johnny once New York welterweight and Joe Dundee outpointing Harry Dudley in Newark. Details are scattered across many locales.
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Fargo
Roscacs “Hall
Des Moines
Tommy
He _jeggo
Shady Ed Toey
Cline
Milwaukee
New York
Sargeant
Sammy Baker
Mitchell Field
Jack Zivic
Jackie Nichols
St. Paul
Benny “Hall
Louis
John Kakish
Pittsburgh
Johnny
Burlington
Les. de Camera
Springfield
Ills
Bobby Danville
Dea
Memphis
Pal Moran
New Orleans
G. Lanning
Ssammon
Kans
Mason City
Iay
Sufile Callahan
Red Heights
Floyd Bowers
Newark
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Harry Dudley
California
Manila
Ighmmy
Hill
Kid Moro
Rocky Kansas Wins Lightweight World Title in Buffalo
The veteran Rocky Kansas of Buffalo defeats Jimmy Goodrich in a 15 round match to claim the world lightweight championship. Kansas, 34, known as Rocco Tozze, endured early trials and a fierce late rally from Goodrich to win the majority of rounds under the round by round rule. Receipts reached about 24 000 dollars with Kansas earning around 12 000 dollars.
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Rocky Kansas
Jimmy Goodrich
Kansas
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Goodrich
State Boxing Commission
Rocky
Rocco Tozze
Luis Vincentini
Chile
Five Horsemen Prepare Workout Amid Scheduling Conflicts
The Five Horsemen will not practice tonight due to conflicting arrangements. The next session is set for tomorrow at the high school where Coach Sprankle will field varsity players against the old-timers in a brief game. Any city resident may try out to become a Horsemen candidate.
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Sprankle begins light scrimmages ahead of season opener
Sprankle intensifies drills with ten light scrimmages daily as the team prepares for the December 17 opener. Blankenbeeler shifts to guard, Landis and Duncan push for guard roles, Hag and Nelms cover center, while injuries from football linger. The coach expects the fastest season in school history with practices starting tomorrow night around 7 30.
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Blankenbeeler
Poard
Landis
Duncan
Hag
Nelms
Wood
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