All American Football Honorary List Unveiled by Rockne
Universal Service reports the unveiling of the honorary All American list honoring eleven players and three full teams chosen by the American board led by Rockne. The ceremony, held in Rockne’s room, marks a historic first, with Ted Jones and Bill Alexander among notable attendees. The selections emphasize individual prowess and backbone of each team as the nation’s top gridiron talent is recognized.
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Smith Brothers Football Duo at North Dakota Uni
Smith Austin and Vernon Smith are brothers who play football for a North Dakota university. They help fund their education by selling hair tonic testimonials, aiding their enrollment and sports participation despite financial hurdles.
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Frogs Turn South Conference Title Hopes In Basketball
Texas Christian University Frogs bid for two sports titles after clinching the Southwest Conference football crown with a 1 7 deadlock against Southern Methodist. Coach Francis Schmidt shifts focus to building a basketball squad, led by Cy Lelach and Howard Grubbs, as the team eyes national recognition and a potential dual-title year.
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Gate receipts at High School game tot up to 9300 dollars
T A Abbott business manager of Maln high estimates attendance at just under 14 000 with over 13 000 paid admissions. Gate money reported as 9300 dollars after crowd forced entry damage at Main Avenue Brackoridge game on Teaching Day.
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Expo grounds to host Texas dirt track speed meet
Arrangements with the city set a two day automobile speed program at the exposition grounds next Saturday and Sunday as Texas dirt track racing kicks off the 1929 1930 winter series. Early entries include Rex F monds Houston Lee Bremmel George Reece Austin and Joe Rusy among others in a large field.
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Texas
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Lee Bremmel
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Iowa seeks readmission to Big Ten amid rumors
Chicago reports debate over Iowa's reinstatement to the Western conference dominates campus talk. Rumors claim Stagg Yost Buff oppose or support action, with Minnesota's Paige noting a committee may delay a decision as Iowa presents evidence denying subsidized athletics and a slush fund.
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Big Six Scoring Slumps In Narrow Wins
In a chaotic Big Six football slate, several teams posted low offensive tallies. Jashewkers led with 26 points in a 0 0 game, while Oklahoma and Nikola posted 44 points apiece in decisive wins. Grinnell and others pushed the pace as conference rivals battled for positioning.
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Vet-heavy 1930 SMU Baylor football preview
S M U and Baylor bring many veterans for the 1930 season in the South Conference. Hardest matchup is against the Horned Frogs. Notable players include stellar quarterback Howed Beuble and backup Lylesen. Arkansas grads Schoonover and five others referenced in the one-ton line. Texas and Rice each nine players. Texas A&M seven and Baylor two.
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Barlir
Big Ten All Eleven picks reveal 11 top players across teams
The article lists six teams with players on the Big Ten All Eleven, naming standout backs and linemen from Minnesota, Northwestern, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Purdue. It highlights Athletes such as Moss, Gordon, and Vicking, with positions including fullback and guard, and notes the controversy over the final back placement.
Italian Team Leads In Six Day Paddling
Italian duo Alfredo Binda and Petra Linari led the forty ninth international road race at Madison Square Garden in New York finishing roughly 250 miles after eleven stages.
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Oregon's big team visits Oregon's big team
The University of Florida is slated to meet the University of Oregon next Saturday in Miami. Oregon shares the Pacific Coast Conference lead with California, USC and Stanford after a Sunday workout at Fort Sam Houston. Maj. John McEwan, veteran Oregon mentor, fields a large line and powerful backs in a squad averaging 192 pounds per man.
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Browns raise rent but Cards sign up
St Louis December 2 The St Louis Cardinals renew their lease on Sportsman's Park under an option to extend for ten years starting January 1, 1931. The rent rises to 25,000 dollars annually, up from 24,600, with the Browns owning the ballpark through Didier Realty a Ball holding company led by Phillips Ball president of the St Louis Browns.
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Three Cushion Stars Begin National Play Tonight
Three cushion stars start the national amateur championship tonight as Dirkooni defends the title and Charlee F. Jordan of San Angeles is eliminated in the pina win division. Bad Weather of St. Louis Mohae earns first challenger spot for the winner of tonight's match.
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Cy Leland Named Most Valuable Man in Conference
Cy Tayol, FLT football star, chosen as most valuable player for the Seathweat Conference. Houston Post-Irepated notes the award will be presented at a Saturday event in Flanston with a spin. Details are obscured by garbled text but confirm the major honor and venue.
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National college ball polls and manager changes noted
Notre Dame tops an informal ballot with Pittshhurch Purdue and Tulane close behind as teams to contest the title. The Erskine award will crown the national champion. final choice announced New Year’s Day in Pasadena. Baseball talk centers on George Burns and Springfield prospects for next season with mixed club reactions.
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Ross Bow
Pasadena
San Antonio
George Thurns
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Broadcasting Games Oppose In St Louis LatS
Theil, president of the i Tenia Arewne boa announces intention to request the American wage toprism ratio broadcasting of Americas teague baseball garmen nest season. He wants to lay the matter before the American in New Noel the week of December 9. The Areagna permitted-frroadearting of their home games Tart Rencon and Bell's theory that this could cut down attendance.
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Harvard elects football captain amid injury report
An Harvard football squad votes on a captain while an injured player from the hospital days earlier casts doubt on the outcome. The selection centers on Ten Tirknar, a brilliant centre, amid a tense campus atmosphere.
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Installation Quintet Triumphs Over Accounting 28 to 12
The Installation Department defeated the Accounting Department 28 to 12 in a league contest. Hugh McMillan led with 14 points, followed by Rebeolle with 10 as Installation built an early lead and forced a slow comeback by Accounts. Substitutions and lineups favored Installation in a rough, fast-paced game.
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Friedman's Eleven Rises to Second in National Pro Football Standings
Friedman’s New York team climbed to second place in the National professional league standings after a decisive victory over Cheapo Cerdiinetn, with a 10-2 record cited.
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Tenny Friedman
New York Hants
USC Leads Country in Points With 400
In New York California today reports show USC leading the country in total points scored, highlighting a high scoring performance amid a season of strong offense. The summary notes ongoing competition and regional emphasis on basketball scoring achievements.
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Fields Fight Tops Program With Light Bout In Dig Spot
New York December reports Jackie Fields defending Welterweight title against Billy Light in Chicago at 149 pounds. Other bouts listed include Toney Sreca vs Lob Allen in New York, Banovic vs Amily Divodl in Binghamton, and Philadelphia card featuring Basa vs Biarlinez. Multiple weight classes and cities noted with ten round limits across a week of boxing cards.
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Howard Byrd Heads Local Hockey League Meeting
Howard Byrd was unanimously elected president of the City Santos Hockey League at a Sunday afternoon meeting of players and managers. Moe Smith retained the post as manager, pending election of officers.
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Sandy Herd Scores Hole in One No 18 at Moor Park
Sandy Tierd with a 13 hole record and a remarkable achievement at Moor Park as he carded a hole in one on the eighteenth. The report notes Moor Park Club details and a historic round with prominent golf mentions.
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Sandy Tierd
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Ice Hockey Standings and Boxing Victory Report
Ice hockey standings show New York leading in the National group with Toronto and Boston in chase positions as teams win and lose. A Spanish boxer Gleones captured the European featherweight title by outpointing Denmark’s Roud Laceen over 15 rounds at Barcelona Exposition stadium.
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