Friction over Southern Conference amateur standards dispute
In a Southern Conference meeting tension rose over proposed amateurism rules and a proposed commissioner to enforce athletic standards. Seven member universities dubbed the “inner ring” threaten secession, while others resist centralized enforcement. Florida, Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, Tulane, Georgia, Auburn and Kentucky oppose the tighter supervision amid debates on commissioner duties, salary, and headquarters. BG Byrd chairs the committee planning February talks. Kineville, Tenn, is set for the 1932 meeting.
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Orleans
Ita
Florida
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Georgia
Auburn
Kentucky
Simon-Pure” Athletica
BG. Byrd
Maryland
Compulsioner
J. F. Broussard
Lewisinan State
A.¥. Webbs
North Carolina University
Slagle
Miley
Virginia Iolytechnic Institute
L. Hare
Kineville
Tenn
Ite
Fines for hockey players after free for all fight
Chicago players Uinbe Dye and Ralph Paylor of the Shamrocks face fines after a brawl with the Kansas City Players following Saturday’s game. Referee McKinnoc was struck during the incident as fines of $100 and $20 were levied on Dye and Taylor respectively. A separate Texas report notes Deputy Krank Wallner killed an eight point buck with a .55 caliber pistol on the Holmes Mags ranch, hitting a horned deer.
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Chicago
Uinbe Dye
Chicago Shamrocks
Ralph
Bonneer
Paylor
Shamrock
Husky
Tra Knosas City
Tyc van
Vind Taylor
McKinnoc
Buch Witie
Leland
Texas
Sharit Krank Wallner
Sano
Holmes Mags Ranch
Sharkey and Schmeling On Par Among Big Boys
New York report ranks Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling as near equals for the throne of boxing after a year of bouts. The piece notes Sharkey’s late-season gains and Schmeling’s decisive past wins while weighing comebacks and ratings.
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Sharkey and
Schmeling
New York
Insj
de- Jared
Jobo Consentus
Optnrios Fancy
Jock ‘Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Pugdom
Bhattoe
Old John
Schweling
Sankien
Barkey
Onenera
King Lavinky
Notre Dame All Stars Edge St Louis Stars 6 0 in Charity Game
Notre Dame All Stars led by Elder burst to a late score to beat the St Louis All-Stars 6 to 0 at Walsh Stadium in front of 17000. Elder broke free for a four yard run setting up Bud Chetter's eventual score after a Buckey O Connor plunge failed. George Corbett scored earlier on a 9 yard run for St Louis but the extra point failed.
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Des
Jack
Elder
Notre Dame
Army
St. Louis All-Stata
St. Louis Al-Stara
Bud Cchert
Nott Dame
Boys’ Club
Denches
Ricky
James Milliken
Goinguch
Khe Ag Feonk Carideo
Christy
Week's Boxing Card Merger Over Nation
Dee Bass of Philadelphia light weight and Leo Lomski of Aberdeen Washington headline this week's boxing card. Bass meets Prince Saunders of Bau Glorie Wisconsin in an eight round feature on Christmas Day in Philadelphia. Toniski faces Portland heavyweight Kenny Lenhart in Portland on Tuesday.
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Xowk
Dee
Bass
Philadelphia
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Rince Saunders
Bau Gloire
Wis
Toniski
Kenny Lenhart
Portland
Ore
Tutsia
Nate Lewis Leaves Chicago For New York Boxing Plans
Chicago promoter Nate Lewis travels to New York to arrange free chain sport boxing plans for a major heavyweight title defense against Mickey Walker. He seeks a February or March welter title bout window and drafts for Canzoneri or Battaglia clashes plus a Schast Stribling heavyweight bout, with a 16 round state amendment hurdle noted.
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Chicago
Pec
Nate Lewis
Chipago
New York
Cha Planship
Maleley
Big West
Hilde Prem
Lewis
Max Sehineling
Tite
Mickey Walker
Tian
Jinn Sehineling
New Cardinal Tops Batting In 1541 Season
Pat Grasplord of the Go umbus redbirds leads the 1541 season with 134 runs, 6 walks, and 5 hit by pitches. Others notable include Spencer Harris with 104 bases on balls, Riggs and Funk each hit by pitch nine times, and Marcus noting seven strikeouts in 154 games.
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Chitcrgo
Pat Grasplord
Goumbus Redbirds
America
AST Gans
Crawford
Palls
Riggs
Columb
Bliss Funk
Toursville
Aud Whitewad
Columbua
Marcusr
Cuckoo” Christensen
Milwaukee
Hawford
Columbus
Lidvais
St. Pawl
Hrunam
Louieville
Shires
Jal
Koencke
Chicago Hawks Rally Past Toronto Sinple 1–0
In a tight ice hockey card Chicago backed by solid defense defeated Toronto Sinple 1 to 0. Aultnia toppled Symouse 2–0 while Boston edged New Morea 3–2. London led Detroit Olympics 1–1 after overtime. Detroit then scored twice to push past Newark Amecleang 2–1 in OT.
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Chicago Back Hawks
Toronto
Aultnia
Symouse
Boston
New Morea
London
Detroit Olympics
Detroit
Newark
Parish Loop Keeps Busy With City Court Change
Parish Loop games moved to Woodlawn lake court replacing Woodlawn due to schedule change. Wednesday night features St Philip's vs Perpetual Help and San Pernanio vs Our Lady of Sorrows. Saint Marys beat Sacred Heart 47 to 22 with Pat Kramer scoring 12 as St Patrick’s led by Kramer with 12. Sacred Heart struggled but edged St Ann 22 to 21 in a late rally.
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Woouten
Texas Chiropractic College Hawks
Texas University Longorm
Woodlawn Lake
Sheelie
Hex Ste Philip's
Perpetual Help
San Pernanio
Our Lady of Sorrows
St. Mary's Anu Cre Heart
Sacred Heart
St Ann's
Peebo
St. Ann
Statos
Sacred Bent
Pat Baoberoe
St. Mary's
St. Patrick’s
Kramer
Si Patrick’s
Mosnahan
Davyer Santos
Tren al. Watrick
St. Mary
J. Krameer
Veach
Joss T. Kramer
Marshall
Enwarnes Ann Poulos Meet at San Antonio Show
Billy Edwards, known as the wrestling bad man, travels to San Antonio for promoter Ralph Trimmonds weekly mat at the exposition grounds to face George Poulos in a Santa Claus style clash. Fights feature new tricks from Fidteargis and a return by Tizosky, with Curley Spheeris set to meet two 150 pounders. Matches start Friday at 4 30 pm as Decatur boss Coleman Decatur announces affiliations and a free The Light publication.
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Billy Edwards
Keating
Bad Gus
San Antonio
George Poulos
Eugh Grock
Answig
Uoulos
Tizosky
Curley” Spheeris
Nammonds
Vidax
Spanish American Basketball Teague Games Produce High Scoring Victories
The Tuesday Nightclub and Cha-1 pultepers won on a woodlawn court in a doubleheader dominated by a Chapultepec rally. Méndez poured in 42 points in the opener as Amado-Nervo-Solgona’s quartet and Chichtper’s Ramirez led the scoring, while the second game featured Belriguez and Orteca anchoring for the Tuesday Nightclub and a late surge by Jitenl club.
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Woodlawn
Chapalleyer-Cristancda
Afendex
Coatil
Davalos Mid Mneias
Bubs
Alvarado
Armaada
Cary Vio
Chapelteper
Tincups Fue
Tuonlay Night — Club
Belriguez
Orteca
Forwarily Fores
Salas
Alne Saardre
Jitenl Club Jas
Tasnn Ch
Tarwards
Velcoan
Ramirez
Tarnbelt
Suintile
Fardveo
Chetillon
Carite
Tiel
Embers of Love continues with Lily Law's bold musical hopefuls
In a crowded city setting Lily Law pursues a singing career aided by Gwin Dreight and Gavin. She trains, faces nerves, and receives encouragement about her voice while navigating family reactions and aspirations, with scenes of piano practice, audition talk, and new study opportunities.
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Gwin
Mather
Ste
Avery
Ave Marin
Baya
Vaire
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