Oglethorpe Feud Over SIAC Ban Triggers Protests
S I A C barred Oglethorpe University athletes prompting protests from Oscar Causey and Frank Anderson. Mercer and Rollins questioned eligibility and contracts may be cancelled. West Tennessee State Teachers College admitted. Provine reelected president. basketball tourney set for Jackson.
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Howard Cols
Oglethorpe
J. W. Provine
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Provine
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Anderson
Rollins College
Liercer University
Macon
S. S
Rollins
W. S. Anderson
Bowden College
Bowdon Junior College
Dr. Provine
Stetson University
Florida
Jackson
Miss
Birmingham
Track Star Peddles 225 Miles to Enter Meet
Iowa City, December 12: William Dreyer carried the honors for unusual travel among athletes at the National AAU senior championship. The Barrington, Illinois rider pedalled 225 miles by racing bicycle from his home to Iowa City to save train fare and condition his legs for the race. Dreyer, 10,000-meter junior champion last June, rode 16 hours then tested the six and a quarter mile course.
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Iowa City
William Dreyer
Barrington
Dreyer
Farmerville birthday party honors Little Rowland Dykes
Farmerville on Friday celebrated Rowland Dykes tenth birthday with a home party hosted by his mother Mrs A C Dykes. Twenty four guests joined four activity groups including trains bowling and ten pins. Gifts prizes and a large birthday cake with red and green decorations formed the centerpiece. A note on the weathering of earthquakes mentions volcanoes as safety valves beneath the earth's surface.
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Rowland Dykes
A. C. Dykes
Dutra Maintains 2 Stroke Margin in Miami Battle
Olin Dutra national open champion leads at the Miami Biltmore open with 144 after 36 holes as frigid wind hinders scoring. Tony Longo shoots 73 to stand tied for fifth at 149, with Horton Smith and Jack Thompson among the few to break 76.
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Fla
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Tony Longo
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Dutra
Longo
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ills
Jack Thompson
Youngstown
Smith
Thompson
Tulane Mentor Praises Warner Ahead of Sugar Bowl
Tulane coach Ted Cox lauds Temple coach Pop Warner as one of football's greatest innovators at a Lions Club luncheon. Cox notes Temple's yearly losses, Warner's impact, and predicts both teams will be ready after a two week layoff before the Sugar Bowl.
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Temple
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Warner
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Westling Wrestling Results From Associated Press
In New York Leo Wallick Germany 176 threw Maurice La Chapelle France 178 in 56:35. Albany Ed Don George North Java NY defeated George Zarynoff Ukraina two falls to one. Worcester Bull Martin Boston 230 and Bull Komar New York 235 no contest after falls. they fought to separate. Biddeford Leo Lefebvre Canada 201 defeated Fred Caroni Lynn Mass 199 two falls. Minneapolis Abe Coleman New York threw Rough House Joe Cox Canton 32:37. San Francisco Joe Malcewicz Utica 210 defeated Pat Fraley Boston 225 two falls. Jack Washburn Boston defeated Jack Ganson San Francisco 6:00.
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Canada
Fred Caroni
Lynn
Minneapolis
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Rough
Joe Cox
Canton
San Francisco
Joe Malcewicz
Utica
Pat Fraley
Jack Washburn
Jack Ganson
Iowa State Football Men Make Up Basketball Team
Iowa State prepares for the basketball season with four football stars reporting for practice after a grueling grid schedule. Capt. Frank Hood, left end. Marlowe Williams, halfback. Fred Poole, end. and Harold Schafroth, tackle, headline the roster.
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Iowa State
Kansas State
Frank Hood
Marlowe Williams
Fred Poole
Harold Schafroth
Three Birds In One Shot Sets Local Record
Pelican Rapids Minnesota December 12 For a single shot by M T Houghton on a hunting trip he returned with a duck a goose and a Chinese pheasant. He shot the duck then a wounded goose fell at his feet as he carried the birds to his car a dog trotted up and offered him a freshly killed pheasant.
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Minn
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Houghton
Bama Squad Drills Again On Football Fundamentals
Alabama's red regiment stretched aching muscles during a Tuesday practice session at the University of Alabama. The team drilled on fundamentals as coaches emphasized form and precision ahead of upcoming tests.
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University
Ala
Alabama
Red Regiment
Tide drills focus on fundamentals before Rose Bowl
Alabama opened practice for the Rose Bowl with a stiff fundamentals session in near freezing wind. Coach Thomas emphasized blocking tackling charging and plunging with extra attention to pass defense for the backfield as they prepared to face Stanford after an undefeated regular season.
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Damentals
Stanford
Crimson Tide
Thomas
Germany Coming Home for Christmas Leave
Lieut. Robert W. Germany Jr is expected home for Christmas holidays from the United States steamship Pennsylvania stationed in San Francisco He plans to depart about December 15 and arrive here around December 20 Under way, Vienna Austria children are being taught art by a new method, per local notices.
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Germany
Robert W. Germany, Jr
San Francisco
United States
Pennsylvania
Vienna
Austria
No Irish On This Year's All-America First Team
Notre Dame failed to place a man on the Associated Press all America first team this year ending a run of 11 selections since 1925. The Irish have contributed players in 1926 1927 1929 1930 1931 and 1992 including Boe ringer Carideo Cannon Schwartz Metzger Yarr Hoff man Kurth among others.
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Notre Dame
Boeringer
Smith
Carideo
Cannon
Schwartz
Metzger
Yarr
Hoffman
Kurth
Starving Animal Fatalities Tied to Water Loss
A starving animal may survive after losing most fat and protein and a large portion of body weight, but death follows a loss of about one fifth of its total body water.
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