All American Consensus Honors Pitt and Notre Dame
The fifth annual AP All American consensus honors praise Notre Dame and Purdue. Pittsburgh places two players on the first team, with two from Notre Dame, and a Middle West tilt dominates selections. East adds twelve of thirty-three spots. Far West five. Key names include Carideo Nagurski Donchess and Usansa.
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New York
Nec
Notre Dame
Purdue
Middle West
Associated Press
East
South
Pacific Coast
Pittsburgh
Dartmouth
Far West
Frank Carideo
Bronke Nagurski
Minnesota
Joe
Donchess
Pittsburgh Panthers
Toby Usansa
Wide variety of college teams and players discussed
The snippet lists players by last name initials from several colleges and notes coach meetings in Missouri Valley and Big Six conferences. It mentions Vanside and Oaktown teams, a gather of six footers for Iowa State basketball, and Ames preparing a quintet with Captain Glenn Woods and guard Gilbert Hitch among the veterans.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Glenn Woods
Gilbert “Hitch
Kansas City Team Plans Tulsa Flight for Two-Game Hockey Series
Kansas City hockey players coach trainer and staff totaling fifteen will fly to Tulsa on Monday for the first of a two game series. The tilt could affect the American Hockey Association standings with Tulsa leading and Kansas City in second place.
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Kansas City
Dec
Tulsa
Saunos
Oklahoma
American Hockey Association
Rankas
Shires May Not Get Chance to Appear in Ring
Chicago dispatch reports Charles Arthur Shires White Sox first baseman may be barred from a scheduled bout with a mysterious Dan Daly of Cleveland as Illinois Athletic Commission chair General John Vi Clinnin cites two counts including possible safety concerns and lack of clear eligibility. A separate note from Iowa discusses the University of Iowa reinstatement plea to compete with Western Conference teams after January 1, with a faculty athletics committee delaying action.
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Ring
Chicago
Charles Arthur
Dan Daly
Cleveland
Fred Gardner
Shires
Iowa Chicago
University’ of Iowa
Red Cagle Named 1929 All Star Consensus
Red Cagle is the sole 1928 all American selected for the 1929 Associated Press consensus all star team. His inclusion marks his continued recognition by AP selectors for his standout performance last season.
Big Six coaches present requests at conference meeting
Nine game schedules and scoring changes were debated as football coaches urged freshman limits to conference play, field cover purchases, and home colors rule. Tennis dates for May 28 24 were set and track meets scheduled for 1930. Business managers discussed finances and ticket handling at the joint session.
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Kansas City
University of Nebraska
Manhattan
Lincoln
Nebris
University of Missouri
University athletics leaders form sympathy committee
At a joint meeting faculty representatives and coaches from multiple universities appointed a committee to draft a resolution of sympathy for the late W G Manly a long time University of Missouri faculty member. Members named include Dr F C Allen athletic director University of Kansas T J er Nebraska faculty and Thelma director of athletics at Iowa State.
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University of Missouri
F.C. Allen
University of Kansas
T. J. Er
Nebraska
Therealf
Athietics
Iowa State
Panthers to Seek East Victory in Rose Bowl Showdown
The Pittsburgh Panthers, champions of the East, prepare to face Southern California in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena on New Year's Day. Historic east vs west matchups loom as Pitt aims to surpass past eastern setbacks, seeking a convincing win to upend the Trojans in a post season classic.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Pasadena
Panther
Atlantic Seaboard
Harvard
Oregon
Brown
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Washington and
Jefferson
Navy
Stanford
Panthers
California
Notre Dame
Chicago
Aggie grid honors award 37 Kansas players
Manhattan Kansas December 7 Lloyd Michael of Lawrence is among 37 Kansas Aggie men awarded numerals and sweaters for football work this season. Awards passed by the athletic board, contingent on twelve college credits earned this semester. The 37 were selected from a starting squad of over 130.
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Manhattan
Kan
Lloyd Michael
Lawrence
Kansas Aggie
Ward Haylett
Toach
Athletic Board
Missouri honors Missouri football victory with dinner in Columbia
Missouri state survey commission and University of Missouri board of curators are invited to a dinner in Columbia next Wednesday to honor the Missouri football team's victory over Kansas. Officials from the season are also invited. Delta Tau Delta fraternity upperclassmen and freshmen football teams played to a scoreless tie on the Kansas practice field this morning with the frosh on the 10 yard line and two downs remaining.
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Yo Hsner
Columbia
Missouri State Survey Commission
University of Missouri
Missouri
Kansas
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
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Diegel Faces Farrell in PGA Final Match in Los Angeles
Leo Diegel, famed golfer, will challenge Johnny Farrell in the final match of the Professional Golfers Association tournament in Los Angeles. Diegel defeated Walter Hagen yesterday to advance, while Farrell presents a smiling, stiff challenge in today’s decisive round.
1929 All American Team selections by the Associated Press
The AP lists first team and players by position from colleges across the nation. Names include Joseph Dunchess of Pittsburgh, Wesley Fesler of Ohio State, Elmer Sleight of Purdue, Bronko Nagurski of Minnesota, and others from Notre Dame, California, Harvard, Army, and more with positions at end tackle guard center quarterback halfback and fullback.
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Associated Press
Joseph Dunchess
Pittsburgh
Cee EN Dee
Youngstown
Ohio
Wesley Fesler
Ohio State
Pete EN Dee
Elmer Sleight
Purdue
Bronko Nagurski
Minnesota
Bert Schwarz
California
John Cannon
Notre Dame
Ben Ticknor
Harvard
Frank Carideo
Francis Tappaan
Cornell
Fred Sington
Alabama
Vernon Smith
Georgia
Schoonover
Arkansas
Alton K. Marsterk
Dartmouth
Albie Booth
Yale
Ralph Welch
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Willis Banker
Tulane
Hugene McEver
New Penn Captain Associated Press Photo
Dick Gentle, who ran 102 yards for a touchdown against Cornell, will be Pennsylvania's 1930 grid captain.
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Dick Gentle
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Reed mocks audit accusations as a “dead one”
Governor Clyde M. Reed dismissed Will J. French state auditor’s insinuations, saying he would not waste ammunition on a dead one. The remark was prompted by AP questions during a Topeka press session in December.
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Reed
Topeka
Will J.french
Clyde M. Reed
Helmetless Hero: CanNon Among Rugged Tacklers
New York AP reports Jack Cannon, an all American tackle, is one of those rugged players who forgoes headgear. He plays with a tough, fearless style, not letting helmets slow him down.
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New York
Jack Cannon
Ponca Burial Site Yields Long-Running Production
A cryptic note from Oklahoma references a Ponca cemetery where drilling has produced steady results for eight years. The fragment hints at ongoing activity near sacred grounds with unclear specifics and no clear event outcome.
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Oklahoma
Big Six Conference Basketball Schedules Overview
The record lists multiple basketball schedules across January to May for the Big Six teams. It names Missouri, Kansas Aggies, Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa State, Nebraska, and teams like Topeka State, with venues including Ames, Manhattan, Norman, Lincoln, Lawrence, and Columbia. Dates span Jan through May, with both basketball and baseball line items, reflecting a dense seasonal calendar.
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Towe State
Ames
Nebraska
Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Norman
Columbia
Kansaa
Iowa State
Lawrences
Towa State
Peony
Lincoln
Vermian
Law Pees
Lincolns
Qwlahenta
Lawrence
Agnes
Town State
Kansas Aggles
Oklkahoma
Manhuatenan
Manhatao
Angles
Town Stu
Nebraska Lincoln
Mary
Towns State
Yows State
Tews State
Oklahomia
Nat Norman
Aggies
Nat Columbia
Low State
Anges
Okahomea
Axsies
Lowea
Kansas Agcies
Manhinattan
Oklahoma Wins All Star Big Six Return Captain Churchill
One All-Star Sooner Tom Churchill returns to Oklahoma as the only holdover from last year’s AP first team. Drake graduates, Shearer does not return, Drake will assist Coach Hugh McDermott as the Sooners seek a third straight conference title.
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Norman
Okih
Tom Churchill
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Drake
Shearer
Hugh McDermott
Two Red Heads on Team New York in 1929 All American
Associated Press notes two Red Heads on the New York team named to the 1929 All American list. Sleight and Cagle are cited among the consensus selections.
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New York
Cagle
Western All Stars Nearing Full Strength for Coast Battle
San Francisco December 7 AP North and south Western football heroes rally to Coach Percy Lovey as the Western squad nears full strength for the New Year clash with the eastern synthetic team. Lacey lists 18 selected plus three new names Pomeroy Utah Churchill Oklahoma and Brown Texas. Schoonover Arkansas eyed for end slot.
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San Francisco
Percy Lovey
Pete Ee Claseie
Lacey
MD Pomeroy
Utah
Tom Churchill
Oklahoma
Gording Brown
University of Texas
Schoonover
Arkansas
Indian Ruler Ren Khan Marries French Heiress in Simple Ceremony
INDIAN RULER Ren Khan, descendant of the prophet and spiritual head of Ismaile Moslems, married Andrea Josephine Carron a French businesswoman in Aix les Bains France today. Mayor Henri Clerc officiated the civil ceremony as Moroccan dignitaries presented the couple.
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Aix-Jes-Bains
France
Ren Khan
Andrea Josephine
Carron
Henri, Clerc
Morovco
Ava Khan
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy advertised for gums
An advertisement promises sore bleeding gums can be fixed with one bottle of Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy. It claims satisfaction guaranteed with money back if not satisfied and directs to Round Copy net Drugs Co as agents.
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Net Drugs Co
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