Great Array of Football Talent Lined Up for Annual Game
An East West charity game on December 26 will feature a star lineup. East coach Andy Kerr will field Bruce Caldwell Yale Miles Lane Dartmouth Herb Joesting Minnesota Glenn Presnell Nebraska with Reitsch Illinois. West coach Orin Hollingberry builds around Norton Kaer Cowboy Kutsch Lloyd Yower Mann and others from SMU Texas Christian and Army among 21 invited players. Twenty players will compete after final selections this week with practices starting December 18 in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Washington and Jefferson
Bruce Caldwell
Yale
Miles Lane
Dartmouth
Herb Joesting
Minnesota
Glenn Presnell
Nebraska
Reitsch
Illinois
East
Fishwick
Atkinson
Lafayette
Walsh
Notre Dame
Randalls
Weinstock
Maryland
Douds
Hawley
Haskell
Baer
Michigan
Pauly
Grigsby
Georgetown
Connor
New York
Caldwell
Lane
South
Presnell
Howell Nebraska
Draska
Joesting
Amos
West—Sikes
Texas A. & M
Schuh
Washington
Douglas
Matthews
Texas Christian
Yoder
Carnegie Tech
Hicks
St. Mary’s
Brewster
U. of Texas
Diehl
Idaho
Wright
Heiser
Southern California
Carruthers
Big Ten Quintets Open Practice In Preseason Games
Western conference basketball opens its pre season with eight non conference tilts at eight venues. Iowa has already started with a win and will face Notre Dame Monday night. Opening matchups include Wabash at Northwestern Monmouth at Chicago Knox at Illinois Michigan State at Michigan Franklin at Indiana Coe at Wisconsin Cornell at Minnesota Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio State.
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Big Ten
Iowa
Notre Dame
Purdue
Wabash
Northwestern
Monmouth
Knox
Illinois
Michigan State
Michigan
Franklin
Indiana
Coe
Wisconsin
Cornell
Minnesota
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
German sprinter Otto Peltzer seeks U S racing chances
Dr Otto Peltzer a famed German middle distance runner is frustrated by the German athletic board’s refusal to allow him to race while visiting the United States He asked Lawson Robertson Penn track coach to help secure sanction and Robertson offered limited hope of success while noting Peltzer’s strong desire to compete on American indoor tracks.
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Philadelphia
Otto Peltzer
German Athletic Board
United States
Lawson Robertson
University of Pennsylvania
Obertson
Brown's College Five Defeats St Marys 30–20 in Close Game
Brown's College five led early and held on for a 30 to 20 victory over St Mary's quintet at St Mary's hall Thursday night. Wilson sparked the winners with six early points and finished with 12. Goetzman led St Mary's with 14 points as Goetzman and Steinbaugh contributed in a low-scoring affair.
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St. Mary’s
Brown’s College Five
Wilson
Marten
Eckhardt
Brown's Business College
St. Mary’s Hall
Brown's
Brown’s
Goetzman
St. Mary's
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Eckhardt, c
Hoben
Sanstrated
Soomiot
Ocdecccieee
Steinbaugh, c
Weinterger
Luedtka
Paul Berlenbach and Delaney Set for Fourth Heavyweight Bout
Former light heavyweights Paul Berlenbach and Jack Delaney meet in Chicago in a bid to prove they remain top contenders. Gate expected near 50 000 as Tunney may be approached. Delaney seeks a strong showing to win a shot in Chicago.
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Chicago
Jack Delaney
Paul Berlenbach
Milsing
Gene Tunney
Delaney
Tunney
Jim Mullen
Berlenbach
New York
Em Paul
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
German star comments on winter races and Olympic plans
The German athlete says he will run the 1500m and 800m this winter despite federation objections at home. He believes racing would not harm his Olympic prospects next summer, though officials fear it might.
Major Leaguers End Meeting Over Draft Agreement
National Association delegates vote 14 to ban the modified draft pact leaving five leagues abstaining. Five members operating under the agreement were ordered to discontinue the practice. Commissioner Landis favors minor and major arbitration if needed and may act if the plan fails.
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Dallas
Tex
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Arbitration Board
Amercan Association
International
Western Association
Mississippi Valley
Western
Association
Langford and Uhlan Ready for Davenport Title Fight
Langford and Red Uhlan finished training for their 10 round bout at the Davenport Coliseum. Promoters aim for a top card with 36 rounds, led by Langford Uhlan. Dave Barry will referee, plus Mickey McLaughlin vs Jack Silva and other six round bouts featuring Young Terry, Gary Reed, Young Powell and Caddy Kelly.
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Davenport
Walcott Langford
Red Uhlan
Davenport Coliseum
Langford-Uhlan
Dave Barry
Mickey McLaughlin
Jack Silva
Young Terry
Gary Reed
Muscatine
Young Powell
Kelly
Grinnell Selects Charles Fail as Football Captain
Grinnell Iowa reports Charles Fail of Des Moines elected captain of the Grinnell College football team last night.
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Grinnell
Charles Fail
Des Moines
Grinnell College
Cyclone Wrestlers Lead In Dual Meet Record At Ames
Iowa State wrestlers boast 54 victories in 58 dual meets with 1613 points for and 304 against. They lead in-state rivals and national teams, having dominated conferences and non-conference foes since 1919, with only a single loss in 56 matches and wins over Nebraska, Minnesota, and West Virginia among others.
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Ames
Iowa State
Indiana
Penn State
Oklahoma Aggies
Cydigues
Big Ten
Michigan State
Nebraska
Cyclones
Cardinals
Gold
West Virginia
Northwestern
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Kansas
State University of Iowa
Pacific Coast
She's One Golfer Who Has Respect for Superstitions
Miriam Burns Horn the women's national golf champion travels from Kansas City with 18 clubs to Cherry Valley course for the national tourney. At 23 she weighs 123 pounds and is staying in Gotham sections 7 and 11 on her trip. Her upset victory challenges the belief that superstition or psychology alone decides golfing success.
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Miriam Burns Horn
Murchison Hovers Between Life and Death at Decatur
Loren Murchison long time indoor sprint ruler at Decatur faces critical influenza complications at St Marys hospital with condition improving slightly after father Rod Murchison was summoned from St Louis.
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Murchison
Decatur
Decatur, Ill
Loren Murchison
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rod Murchison
St. Louis
Winter sports season begins with gerunters and mat tresses
A playful notice describes the return of winter recreation with unconventional gear and quirky arithmetic. The odd phrasing hints at local amusement or stylistic whimsy rather than a formal event, suggesting a light community annonce.
Pitt Students to Pestify Against Betting Agent
University of Pittsburgh students who lost wagers on Pitt vs Penn State accuse a man calling himself C E Hugus, New York broker rep, of running a betting scheme. He vanished after the game, and J Red Schinninger of Altoona was arrested on larceny charges in connection with the bets.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Penn State
C. E. Hugus
New York
State
Hugus
Co. J
Red
Schinninger
Altoona
Huggins Names Tony Lazzeri Top Major League Player
New York reports Manager Miller Huggins of the world champions regards Tony Lazzeri as the most versatile and valuable utility player in the majors. Lazzeri played three infield positions for the Yankees last season and is praised as the best second sacker with equal ability at short or third. He has experience at catcher and has played every position on the diamond.
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New York
Miller Huggins
Tony Lazzeri
Lazzeri
Yankee
Huggins
Mark Koenig
Local College and High School Basketball Scores
Colgate 38 Hobart 2P. Marquette 31 Milwaukee Normal 22. Webster City Juniors 14 Wartburg 7. High School tonight LeClaire at Durant Crawfordsville at Olds Ainsworth at Wyman Nichols at Cotter Lone Tree at Iowa City Grandview at Morning Sun Tus mee Bennet at Tipton.
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Colgate
Hobart
Marquette
Milwaukee Normal
Webster City
Wartburg
LeClaire
Durant
Als
Crawfordsville
Olds
Ainsworth
Wyman
Nichols
Cotter
Lone Tree
Iowa City
Grandview
Morning Sun
Geatnurden
Guthrie Seeks Return to Major League Umpiring
Veteran umpire Bill Guthrie, who officiated in the American Association and worked the Toledo Buffalo world series, hopes for another chance on the American League staff. He performed well in 1922 but was not signed for the following season. He remarked that he would return to stick in baseball and challenge the league presidency tenure.
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NEA
Chicago
Bill Guthrie
Toledo
Buffalo
Guthrie
Fellow Johnson
American League
Purple Quintet to Meet Classy Teams in Opening Battles
Mount Vernon Iowa December 9 Captain Connie Mullenberg a two year all state and all Midwest center will join Cornell college for the season as Cornell meets Iowa State Teachers at Cedar Falls tonight The Purple face Minnesota in the opener Coach Judd Dean speeds up practice with scrimmages Six former letter men lead a veteran core with Dell Raymond Don Clemmer and Ralph Johnson at key positions a strong sophomore group promises deep competition.
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Mount Vernon
Connie Mullenberg
Cornell
Iowa State
Cedar Falls
Judd Dean
Ralph Johnson
Lew Hord
Wallace McCullen
Dell Raymond
Don Clemmer
Welzel
Lundt
Kellams
Bloom
Hunter
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