Life spans of major college football coaches shrink
Washington Sept. 27 The Associated Press reports that over the past decade the average tenure of major college football coaches has been under four years. Only 13 men from 1926 remain in their jobs, led by Harry Hughes and Bob Zupke, as turnover at top programs climbs.
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Illinois
Harry Hughes
Colorado State Agriculture College
Ike Armstrong
Utah University
E. L. Romney
Utah State Agriculture College
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Morley Jennings
Baylor
Bill Raferty
Virginia Military Institute
Howard Jones
Southern California
Orin Hollingberg
Bob Zuppke
Gil Dobie
Cornell
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Mississippi State College
Michigan State Football Players Drafted for Team A and B
Twenty two Michigan State College footballers were called into service before the autumn season to form teams A and B for Coach Charley Bachman’s lecture and annual rules interpretation meeting.
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Michigan State College
Charley Bachman
Box score figures from New York vs Washington game
Glenn and Chapman each doubled twice and Myer hit a two run homer as New York and Washington played a tight late innings contest. Rolfe Bolton Chapman Marton Travis contributed with two base hits while Murphy Lanahan Pettit and Russell dominated on the mound. Left on bases reached eight for New York and fourteen for Washington with Lanahan taking the loss. Umpires Dinneen and Geisel. Time 1 50.
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Richardson
Baseball leaders and early season note on Yankees lineup
The report lists top home run totals from Myer and Greenberg with Foxx, Berger, Ott and Gehrig among leaders. It notes the Yankees had played 76 games, just under half their schedule, and mentions a change from the original infield of Gehrig Lazzeri Crosetti and Rolfe.
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Crosetti
Rolfe
Columbia Team Is Mostly New
Columbia’s light blue insignia may be as strong as recent years but coach Lou Little doubts it due to 70 percent of key players lacking big-time experience after nine starters graduated. Captain Al Barabas is uncertain after a knee injury. over 40 players practice daily but Barabas has not scrimmaged. Ed Furey leads the end job with Hubert Schulze contesting the other end. lineup includes Zielinski, Mareski, Davis, Coviello, and Barabas at fullback. George Furey to quarterback with Hudasky and Vollmer at halves. Schedule set for Oct 5 V M I L, Oct 12 Rutgers, Oct 19 Penn Philadelphia, Oct 26 Michigan, Nov 2 Cornell Ithaca, Nov 9 Syracuse, Nov 16 Navy Annapolis, Nov 23 Brown, Nov 39 Dartmouth.
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Dartmouth
Baseball Scout Advice Echoes Mirror Motions for Better Contact
Chuck Dressen cites more than hit and throw while Sam Levy recalls Billy Doyle advising Brewers veterans. George Detore asks about slump and Doyle urges standing before a mirror to spot an extra hitch in swing. Wayne LaMaster and Earl Whitehill also profiled for pitching flaws exposed by mirror reflection. Fred Sington named assistant football coach at Mercer University in Macon Georgia.
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Sam Levy
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Detroit Tiger
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Levy
Detore
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Wayne
Earl Whitehill
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Cleveland
Joe Vosmik
Earl Averill
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Fred Sington
Beckley
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Chattanooga
Mercer University
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Ford to sponsor World Series broadcasts again in 1930
Ford Motor company will sponsor the nationwide World Series broadcast for 1930, paying $100,000. Coverage will be on the Columbia network and likely the National chains and Mutual system. Total cost around a quarter of a million dollars, covering time charges announcers and incidents. The $100,000 payout will be split with the clubs players and commission’s office. Mule Haas acts as a clipping bureau for White Sox teammates, sharing uncomplimentary clippings.
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Motor Company
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