Junior College Freshmen Edge Seniors In Overtime
Junior college freshmen beat the high school seniors 10 to 8 in overtime at Jefferson gym to claim the second round win. Jones started scoring for the seniors, then Fairall and others traded baskets as the game stayed close 5 all at the half and 8 all after three periods. Fairall sank the deciding field goal with 50 seconds left in overtime. Final advances set for Wednesday and Thursday rounds with consolation and championship outcomes.
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Collegians
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Asthalter
Fairall
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Swisher
Thayer
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Sete
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Te Strake
Figg
Weber
Othmer
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Staan
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Rif Oo
Aes Nugent
Hanson
Worst
Cece Barko
Smith
Walters
Kopp
Seeee
Rogers
Fairail
Olsen
Cortig
Jones Utley and Weber Honored by 12 Critics in Little Six
Earl Jones and Ray Utley of Muscatine high school earned second team berths, Harold Weber received honorable mention, as Little Six coaches and writers from six cities named annual selections. First team featured Hall and Sheridan ends, Kern Meier tackles, Schoell Delp guards, DuBois center, Kiesey Coulter Rex backfield, Crayne fullback. Second team includes Jones Ottumwa ends Cole Muscatine tackle Spencer Utley, guards Johnson McCaughey, center Raymond, backs Munson Alvine Judevine, Warren fullback. Additional honorees listed.
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Ray Utley
Muscatine
Harold Weber
Jones
Cole
Ottumwa
Utley
Spencer
Fairfield
Weber
Hall
Mt. Pleasant
Sheridan
Burlington
Kern
Washington
Meier
Schoell
Delp
DuBois
Kiesey
Coulter
Rex
Crayne
Johnson
McCaughey
Raymond
Munson
Alvine
Judevine
Warren
Freeman
McElhinney
Schlag
Endicott
Iowa Hawkeyes might cut athletics amid football losses
Iowa City backers await a board meeting as the athletics program weighs cuts after a poor football season and a half million dollar stadium debt. Purdue to save funds by dropping eight minor sports prompts concern Iowa may drop non football programs reliant on football profits.
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University of Iowa
Iowa
Purdue
Hawkeye
Lafayette
Ind
Hawkeyes
Iowa Stadium
C. C. Williams
Athletic
Charles Galiher
Athletics
Big Ten
Trojan Injured Are Recovering Ahead of Notre Dame Clash
USC prepares for the Notre Dame game with several injuries still limiting play. Ralph Wilcox returned from the hospital and may see limited action. Erny Pinckett practiced with a sore hip while Ray Sparling remains hobbled in crutches. Other injured players Mohler Hall Plaehn look near full strength.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Notre Dame
Trojan
Ralph Wilcox
Hawaiii
Washington
Erny Pinckett
Ray Sparling
Wilcox
Orv Mohler
Bob Hall
al Plaehn
Hall
Heckard files suit against Farmer Burns in district court
C. J. Heckard sues Martin Farmer Burns in district court claiming $5,618 on a promissory note. Burns, a former wrestler, now resides in Nebraska. AP news from Clinton.
All-Big Six Team Named First and Second Teams
First Team includes Hokuf and Campbell at ends and Mills at quarterback. Tackles Rhea and Cronkhite anchor the line with guards McGirl and Lee, center Smoot, and backs Bausch Nigro and Young. Second Team features Shuck Van Dyne Fields Foy and Atkeson with Ely at center and Warren Warren Warren at quarterback.
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Arch Shuck
Kansas
John van Dyne
Missouri
Robert Fields
Oklahoma
Earl Foy
Elmer Greenberg
Nebraska
George Atkeson
Lawrence Ely
Nebras
Big Six picks AP honorary football team for 1930 season
Six players named on the AP 1930 Big Six honorary football team with few objections and close votes for five others. Honorees include Steve Hokuf Nebraska end Leonard McGirl Missouri guard Hugh Rhea Nebraska tackle James Bausch Kansas halfback Colonel Mills Oklahoma quarterback and Alex Nigro Kansas Aggie halfback.
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J. H. Anderson
Associated Press
Kansas City
Steve Hokuf
Nebraska
Leonard McGirl
Missouri
Hugh Rhea
James Bausch
Kansas
Colonel Mills
Oklahoma
Alex Nigro
Kansas Aggie
Town State
Kansas Aggies
Bausch
Jim
George Atkeson
Hokuf
Nigro
Young
Mills
Campbell
Rhea
Lee
East West Tilt Promised For Fans on Coast
Champ Pickens promoter says final plans are set for an east west gridiron clash at the Los Angeles Coliseum on December 27. The event, between Notre Dame and Southern California with Alabama and Washington State in the rhythm, will be staged by the Elks lodge with Knute Rockne and Jimmie Phelan as rival coaches.
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The
Times Today
Champ Pickens
Elks’ Lodge
Times
Pickens
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Jimmie Phelan
Alabama Coach Wade Aims for Rose Bowl Record
Wade’s Alabama seeks a second Rose Bowl win to match Southern California’s two victories in the game. The Crimson Tide, after four conference titles in eight years, faces Washington State and California in the upcoming clash. Previous Alabama Rose appearances include a 20-19 win over Washington and a 7-7 tie with Stanford.
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Wallace Wade
Alabama
Southern California
Trojans
Washington State
Troy
Wade
Washington
Stanford
Irish Eleven Heading West for USC Showdown
Notre Dame football squad departs midwest winds for Los Angeles to face USC on Saturday. Coach Rockne leads five assistants and rest plan ahead of the clash, with reserves improving and key players Mullins Conley nursing bruises from Northwestern and Army games.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Middlewest
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Rockne
Tucson
Ariz
Pennsylvania
Army
Larry Mullins
Tom Conley
Troy
Loyola Quintet Poised for Strong 1930-31 Season
Loyola University’s basketball team, following 38 straight wins in 1928 29 and 1929 30 before a double overtime loss to Purdue, begins preparations for the new season with six veterans and 15 sophomores. They must replace Charlie Feed Murphy Tom Flynn and Fred Sextro but show strong prospects.
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Chicago
Loyola University
Purdue
Loyola
Charlie
Murphy
Tom Flynn
Fred Sextro
Muskies to End Season Thursday
Big Muskies Football association to elect new officers at Grand Hotel club rooms at 7 pm Thursday. Members also to divide profits from the past year.
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Big Muskies Football Association
Grand Hotel
Hawks Ready For St Louis Opener On Dec 8
University of Iowa coach Rollie Williams tightens drills ahead of the season debut against St Louis on December 8 in Iowa City. Sophomores likely to start with Julian Reinhardt and Marshal Reigert at guard, while John Barger or Carl Hauser battles for center. Forwards Alexander Rogers and Jack Kotlow poised to start with reserves Morton Koser Glendon Milhollin Christian Schmidt and Charles Lauer among hopefuls.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
St. Louis
Rollie Williams
Hawkeye
Julian Reinhardt
Reinhardt
Woodcliff
N. J
Morton Koser
Glendon Milhollin
Council Bluffs
Christian Schmidt
Dysart
Charles F. Lauer
Wilmette
Sun Beau Nears Money Mark Set by Gallant Fox
Sun Beau trails Gallant Fox by earnings late in the season with 264000 plus in wins, aiming for a 100000 handicap at Agua Caliente after rest at Columbia and two New Orleans stakes. Zev and Blue Larkspur remain top earners, with Zev surpassing 313000 and Blue Larkspur at 270000 before retirement. Atlantic Arthur Zook and Harry Beal were injured when Zook’s car hit a parked vehicle Sunday night.
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Gallant Fox
New York
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Zev
Blue Larkspur
Columbia
S. C
New Orleans
Agua Caliente
Atlantic
Arthur Zook
Waterloo
Shelby High School
Harry Beal
Oskaloosa
Zook
Rockne's Irish Train Through City on Coast
Knute Rockne and the undefeated Notre Dame football squad rode a special train with Irish backers through Muscatine, continuing to Rock Island after a brief stop. They planned to reach Tucson, Arizona, Wednesday for workouts before heading to Los Angeles for the Saturday game with Southern California.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Muscatine
Thirtyfirst Street
Rock Island
Tucson
Ariz
Los Angeles
Southern California
Draft showdown looms as minor leagues meet on draft
Montreal AP says three AA circuits the American Association, International League and Pacific Coast League prepare for a joint conference to decide whether to accept the major leagues draft system. Majors threaten to cut all business with the big minors and exempt leagues if refused.
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Montreal
American Association
International League
Bhorn
Stribling Opens Training for Dec 12 Bout
Chicago AP report states William L. Stribling the fifth pride of Georgia began training for a 10 round fight against Tuffy Griffith of Sioux City Ia at Chicago Stadium on December 12. Stribling arrived with pamA and Griffith returned from Saugatuck Mich to resume drills.
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Chicago
William L. “Young” Stribling
Pride
Georgia
Tuffy Griffith
Sioux City
Chicago Stadium
Pama
William Ili
Griffith
Saugatuck
Mich
Four Eastern Tilts Booked for the Week
Four eastern football games are slated ahead of the Army Navy clash. Penn meets Navy in Philadelphia testing the service rivals since 1888 with Penn holding nine wins to Navy three. Colgate faces NYU, Carnegie Tech plays Washington and Jefferson in Pittsburgh, and Maryland visits Western Maryland in Baltimore as undefeated Western Maryland seeks another margin.
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New York
Penn-Navy
Philadelphia
Midshipmen
Penn
Navy
Colgate
New York University
Carnegie Tech
Washington and Jefferson
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Baltimore
Western Maryland
Demon Pilot Is Promoted to Red Sox Manager
Des Moines news reports John Collins, longtime Demon pilot, promoted to manage the Boston Red Sox. Collins led Des Moines to the Western League title in 1926 and improved the team from eighth to fourth in 1930 after taking over last June. Born in Boston, he played as pitcher and infield before joining the White Sox and later the Red Sox.
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Des Moines
Boston Red Sox
John
Shane) Collins
Bob Quinn
Red Sox
Boston
Demons
Chicago White Sox
Nemo Leipold
Harry Hooper
Pittsfield
Neale to Coach West Virginia Football Next Season
West Virginia selects Earl Greasy Neale as new head coach for spring football. Neale, a former major league outfielder with Cincinnati and Philadelphia clubs, succeeds Ira Rodgers who resigned Monday night after a long tenure dating back to 1925. He has prior coaching stints at West Virginia Wesleyan Muskingum C Marietta O Washington and Jefferson and the University of Virginia.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Earl Greasy Neale
Neale
Ira Rodgers
Rodgers
Clarence Spears
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
West Virginia Wesleyan
Muskingum, C
Marietta
Washington and Jefferson
University of Virginia
Fight Results From Associated Press Across Cities
Rochester Steve Halasko of Auburn outpointed Sammy Mandell former world lightweight champion over eight rounds. Milwaukee Tait Littman from Cuba outpointed Vince Forgione, while Harry Dublinsky stopped Joe Azzarella in four. Pittsburgh Al Friedman and Emmett Rocco fought to a ten round draw. Jersey City Midget Wolgast defeated Al Todisco in ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Steve Halasko
Auburn
Sammy Mandell
Milwaukee
Tait Littman
Cudahy
Wis
Vince Forgione
Philadelphia
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Joe Azzarella
Church Faces End in London Apostolic Denomination
The Catholic Apostolic Church, a local denomination with about 500000 members and nearly 100000000 in property, faces extinction as no one outside the twelve apostles or their archangels can ordain priests. The last apostle died thirty years ago and the final archangel has recently passed.
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Catholic Apostolic Church
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