Collier's 1930 All-American Eleven Named
Collier's picks Notre Dame quarterback Carideo and Southern California halfbacks Pinckett and Dodd to the 1930 All-America team with Colgate fullback Macaluso Tulane end Dalrymple Ohio State end Fesler Alabama tackle Sington Nebraska tackle Rhea Baylor guard Koch California guard Beckett Harvard center Ticknor plus utility men Hein and Mohler. Selection notes praise blocking and backfield versatility, citing Carideo and Dodd as standout runners and passers.
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Collier's Weekly
New York
Collier’s
Walter Camp
Carideo
Notre Dame
Pinckett
Southern California
Dodd
Tennessee
Macalusa
Colgate
Dalrymple
Tulane
Fesler
Ohio State
Sington
Alabama
Hein
Ticknor
Fester
Baker
Schwartz
Kipke
Michigan
Berger Seeks Big League Salary For Next Season
Walter Berger, star slugger for the Boston Nationals last season with 38 home runs, is in Los Angeles and says he will hold out unless he receives at least 12 500 for next year. He has written to club president Emil Fuchs requesting the raise.
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Los Angeles
Walter Berger
Boston Nationals
Boston
Babe Ruth
Berger
Emil Fuchs
Slater Ends Seventeenth Football Season with All American Honor
Fred Duke Slater, former Iowa star tackle, earns a spot on the all-American professional gridiron eleven, marking the end of his seventeenth year in football. The 32 year old, who played for Clinton High School then Iowa 1918 to 1921, later starred for the Chicago Cardinals. Willis Glassgow, last year’s Iowa captain, also joins the professional all-American squad after playing with Portsmouth this season.
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Iowa City
Fred “Duke
Slater
University of Iowa
Clinton High School
Hawkeyes
Chicago Cardinals
Willis Glassgow
Iowa
Portsmouth, C
Rudolph Wins Billiard Crown In Upset Over Greenleaf
New York AP Erwin Rudolph of Chicago defeated Ralph Greenleaf of New York 125 to 120 in 37 innings to claim the world pocket billiards title. Rudolph finished the tournament with seven straight victories while Greenleaf took second with five wins and two defeats.
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New York
Erwin Rudolph
Chicago
Rudolph
Ralph Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Chicagoan
Horst Named To Interview Board Over Charity Game
Alderman E. D. Horst of the Second ward was appointed a one man committee to interview the board of education about using the Jefferson school gymnasium for a charity basketball event. Horst said a promoter offered to stage several games and donate half the receipts to city charity work if the gym could be used rent free. The promoter was unnamed and the council has no jurisdiction over the building.
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E. D. Horst
Second Ward
Board of Education
Jefferson School
Football Coaches to Meet Dec 29 in New York
Coaches from all sections will gather December 29 for the tenth annual meeting of the American Football Coaches Association. Morning reports. afternoon talks on snapping the ball spinners and fakes end play and backfield play by Yale Ohio State Northwestern and Kansas State. Knute Rockne to act as toast master at the brown derby banquet.
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New York
American Football Coaches Association
Adam Walsh
Yale
Sam Williman
Ohio State
W. S. Collins
Northwestern
A. M. McMillan
Kansas Aggies
Knute Rockne
Nichols Wins Another Tilt in Semi-Pro Action
Nichols Independents defeated Mechanicsville 35 to 21 to extend their winning streak to eight. Walter Mosier led with 13 points, while Wilhelme added 10 as Nichols led 6 to 4 after the first period and 24 to 16 after the third.
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Nichols
Nichols Independents
Mechanicsville
Walter Mosier
Mosek
Wilhelme
Purdue Boilermakers rely on Wooden for Big Ten title run
Johnny Wooden anchors Purdue as the defensive and scoring hub for Coach Piggy Lambert's varsity. The veteran forward captain shapes the offense and earns continued all America consideration as Purdue pursues another conference championship. Washington reports on aviation code Avico and France's unemployment drop from March 1927 levels.
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Purdue
Johnny Wooden
Wooden
Piggy” Lambert
Ainsworth Prepares for Opening of New Court Loop
Ainsworth independent basketball team trains for the opening of the newly formed league. The first game is scheduled for December 22 at Washington against Mt. Pleasant with players Daryl Harbison Victor Cook Clyde Harbison Rodney Manley and Donald Howe. The schedule lists multiple matchups through February at Washington West Chester and Wayland gyms including games against Kalona Montgomery Ward and Brighton Hawks.
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Ainsworth
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Daryl Harbison
Victor Cook
Clyde Harbison
Rodney Manley
Donald Howe
Montgomery Wards
Olds
Wyman
Kalon
Brighton
Brighton Hawks
Kalona
Cotter
Wayland
Montgomery Ward
Arado Plane Stirs Interest With Hand Controlled Design
Berlin reports a new Arado aircraft said to be fully hand controlled with two side by side seats and a dual set of hand operated controls, no foot controls as on contemporary planes.
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Berlin
Germany
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Clint Blume
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Aviation Cable Code
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Avico
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