Sutherland Voices Subsidy On College Grid Iron
Dr John Baln Sutherland former Pittsburgh tutor or dentist argues for subsidizing college football to preserve talent from high schools and prep schools while stressing merit eligibility over funds. He recalls his own rise from poverty to All American and warns against fully professionalization in the sport.
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Hub Considine
WEW
York
John’ Baln Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Trothad Lewms
Ines Tor
Fears
Famely Voice
Rempsey's
Aller Rd
New York Giants
Trbune
Charly Fane
Sutherland
Todar New
Soutinvest
America
Aids
Tostead
Theo Tesbond
Fooboal
Sleim
Warner
Mwe
Bin
Angus
Scotland
Witkley
Joe Dull
Bulls
Pop
Duff
Jock
Setold
Pits
Navy
Schoice
Eigist
Coliepe
Den
Tee & Sewickley
BroncS Take Victorians In Tight College Basketball Game
University of Suny Brones edged Victoria Junior College 50 to 46 at Woollawn gym. Rego and Warren led the Browns with nine points each as they pulled away late, while Canty and Egpgling contributed solid scoring and defense for the third win of the season over college competition.
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Pome
Finch Cigarmen
le Frovt Barkus
Ted Juraschek
Lowell Meany
Kaman Nein
A.B. Prank
Ding
O'Quinn von Widehalk
Wengaver
Frank
Cuellarines
Lnte
Silal Gerfud
Lic
University of Suny
Anant Brones
Victoria Junior College
Stinrarees
Cape Wuime
Woollawn
Ion Mun
Warren
Canty
Egpgling
Hiphwewer
Rego
Browns
Gring
Gill
Medicos, Plumbers win in National division showdowns
In a packed slate, Second Medical Regiment Meds beat Rainbow Courts 32-22 to take a 2-1 lead at halftime, while Manier Plumbers toppled Rainbow Courts 42-26 in the National division. Valencia and Amoxz lead for the Meds with solid defense by Slater.
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Vilencia Grocery
Alntio Jewelers
Wii
Auterleau
Groters
Medpleas
Brackenridge Gym
Medieds
Easiey
Rainbow Courts
Vileuein
Pill Rollers
C. Parr
Armand Amoxz
Une Medicos
Secon
Manier Plumbers
Cetil Slater
Menin
Dainbow Anilely
Gerdes
Peroni Louies Ralauem
Fabios
Moniy
Seeun
Wea
Tene Winiow
McMahon
Rune
Baird
Hennett
Rodrnruex
Seri
Valencia & i
Tee Eira
Austin
Weber
Bose
Scurry
Bridges Seeks Higher Salary Amid Holdout Talks
Tammy Bridges, a right handed pitcher for Dwitoi, disclosed today plans to join a holdout over a new contract. The move aims to secure pay terms as negotiations stretch through September with teams reevaluating salaries and roster needs.
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Sabhville
Tenn
Dat
Tammy Bridges
Dwitoi
Jie
Tmsas
Bayers
Funeral Held For Col Jacob Ruppert As World Mourns
More than 15000 people attended the funeral of Col Jacob Ruppert in New York. A high mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral followed by a memorial service at the Ruppert brewery grounds honored the famed brewer, sportsman, and public figure. Honorary pallbearers included Mayor LaGuardia and former Governor Alfred E. Smith, with many baseball figures and dignitaries in attendance.
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ROK
New York
Taore Laan
Buly
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Folem
Belweer
Bavania
America
Alree
Niria Sport
Larne
Wileness
Sh.Patrick's Cathedral
Beviiler Rewer
F. Wager
James J. Wakes
John Wating
Tammanyites
Jarra Mines
Joy J. Curry
Tommy
Baseball Passes Up Some Bets in Centennial Plans
In New York on January 11, baseball ponders its centennial with pomp, awards, and exhibitions in Cooperstown. The piece lampoons hall of fame ideas, cites figures, jokes, and future tributes as writers Ring Lardner and Hughey Pullerson shape the myth of baseball’s early century.
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Drew Siddleton
New York
Cooperstown
West Pointer
Anner Boubleday
American Fe
Instaner
Sam
Lucius
Ranymock
Brooklyn
Phis
Senate Investigelion
Bisehall
Gink Hentick
Tno
Bab Herman
Babe ‘Herman
Will Terry
Dodgers
Chicago Cats
Jay Sirk
Hall of Fame
Ring Lardner
Hughey Pullerson
Fight Results From Across Cities in Contested Bouts
A string of boxing results from cities including Los Angeles Philadelphia Cleveland and Detroit shows multiple knockouts and points decisions. Notable outcomes include Eddie Blount beating an opponent in New York and Billy Nich defeating Jack O Sullivan in Pittsburgh with judges tallying points. Other bouts list near misses headlines with numerous city and state tags and inconsistent spellings.
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Pritatewbta
Lua Aanbern
Herhiner
N.Y
Joe Silve
Lon Angeles
Ab” Netlluw
Detroi
Tammy Crosa
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Kaiie Sims
Clevelanth
Eddie Blount
New York
Aldo Spulat
Italy
Los Angeles
Chicaxo
Ken Overiin
Devetur
Billy Alelebron
Hockford
Buffalo
Newark
Tre Billyite
Batimore
Mike’ Plkin
Breehold
Baltimore
Harry Tetten
Plow
London
Brooklyn
MN. T
Burkes
Ballimore
Pete Hows
Dex Mothes
Johnny Pa Eherk
Des Milaxs
Toronto
Dave Cexillowx
Joy OryiNe Drouillard
Windsor
Washington
Joy Archibald
Providenes
Jerry ‘Mazea
Ambers Booked to Fight Paul Junior in Boston Garden
Low Ambers of Herkimer N Y announced to box Paul Junior of Lewiston Me at Boston Garden on January 27. The lightweight bout was reported in Boston with Ambers outpointing Mealean Tne Silva of California over 10 rounds. Ambers staggered Silva in the final two rounds but no knockdowns occurred.
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Ambers
Paul Junior
Boston
Fonieler
Low Ambers
Herkimer
Lewiston
Beston Garden
Thiladelphia
Jay
Cinsi Low Ambers
N.Y
Mealean
Tne Silva
California
Lhe Wrena
Silva
Urstall
Metz Wins Oakland Open by One Stroke in Playoff
Dick Dietz of Chicago soil professional won $1200 after defeating Ernest Morrison of Oak Park in a 1 hole playoff for first money in the third annual Oakland 5000 open. Metz shot 96 percent for 1 below par on Sequoyah course to tie Morrison at 274, forcing extra round. Dietz earned $750 for five days, Harrison narrowly missed forcing playoff, and both pros shared additional $159 from yesterday’s gate receipts.
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Oakland
Cail
Dick Diets
Chicago
Ernest J. Morrison
Oak Park
Metz
Uie Sequoyah
Hearelson
Harrison
Metro
Thue Dietz
Pressnell Demands More of Brooklyn
Findlay Ohio reports Forest Pressnell, Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher, says he returned unsigned two contract offers from Larry MacPhail, NL club GM. He claims a small raise over 1938, and will not pitch for Brooklyn next season unless paid more. He appeared in 11 games last year with a 4-? record.
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Pressnell
Brooklyn Findlay
Ohio
Forest Pressnell
Brooklyn Dodgers
Larry MacPhill
Brooklyn
Washington Senators Head South Without Signing Up
Clark Griffith, president of the Washington Senators, leaves for the South without signing up star pitcher Franklyn Roosevelt. Griffith says Roosevelt will start the 1939 baseball season, making his seventy-fifth major start, despite team games and travel.
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Onlinine
Ottinr
Henricks
Joe Glenn
Jos du- Bah
Joby J. Phelan
Bi Brown
Boxing Comessioners
Will Haszidge
Riverioad League
Harvey “Tyaband
National League
Joe McCarthy
Yaterkees
Horace Stoneham
Eddie Baunick
Ghints
Clark Griffith
Edward B. Eyhon
Washington Senators
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Bill Robinson
Tom Yawkey
Eddie Collins
Joe Cronin
Elevens
Shag O'Shaughnessy
International Jeagur
Clarense Rowish
Cubs
Tiny Sule
Ruppert
Hots
Washington
San
UPI
Franklyn Roosevelt
United States
Griffith
Roosevelt
Tok
Jaycee Groups Plans Texas Junior College Consolidation
A committee of junior college representatives in Fort Worth recommended consolidating the Texas junior college conference and the Texas Junior College Athletic Association with the new structure to take effect at the 1923 football season opening. The two groups will meet April 12 to finalize terms. Sloan versus Hank Hink for an undisclosed wager was discussed in Los Angeles as part of ongoing boxing talks.
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Fort Worth
Cellist
Texas Conference
Texas Junios College Athletic ' Association
Mie
Lo Gensklor Wit
Jatian
Old Boston Stars to Run Albany Ball Club
Old Boston stars Jenney Evers and Waller Matunville reunited in Albany to organize the club with aims to strengthen leadership in the Eastern League. Evers eyed as president and Matunville as manager, reviving a partnership from a famed Boston team that sparked a title run decades earlier.
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Old Boston Stars
Albany Ball Club
Albany
N.Y. Jilin
Jenney Evers
Waller
Matanville
Mseball
Suga Auld Vget
Evers
Matunville
Philadelphia
Run Athe
Eyers
Boston, Braves
Wie Hees
Mariinville
Fittehorgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Loui
Boston
Internmaliona
Jeague Tor
Prac
Maranville
Montreal
Nthe International
Bitire
New York-Penn Circus
The
Eastern
Rochester
International
Newsom Fined $50 And Costs In Drunken Driving Case
Newsom, Buck Newsom of the St. Twais Browns, was fined 50 dollars and costs by Judge Rabect Cotton after a drunken driving arrest. He paid the fine and was released. He was visiting Dusty Cooke of the Cincinnati Reds.
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Fuquay Springs
N.C
Buck Newsom
St. Twais Browns
Sudge Rabect
Coar Newsom
Dusty” Cooke
Cincinnati Reds
Admiral and Race Results From Hialeah Meet
Horse racing notes from Hialeah describe War Admiral’s connections and plans for future races. Meade and Arcaro's rivals contend for pace and position as trainers discuss entries and potential limits for the next meeting.
Scouting Gets Tougher Says Yanks Johnny Nee
Johnny Nee veteran scout for the New York Yankees says scouting is tougher as free hitting and the farm system complicate talent evaluation. Nee, who spent 14 years scouting and 29 in the minors, oversees the South region while others cover East Middle Atlantic Middle West and more, and notes crops often rise to the majors quickly.
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Johnny Nee
Petersburg
Dan
New York Yankees
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Serson
Nee
Unner
Ace
Amieur
Middle West
Joe Devine
Chuk Fraser
Neg
New York
Tenchy
Timothros
Jais Nidan Miltle
TH Dickey
Johnny Allen
Tony Henrich
Dixie Walker
Bam Werber
Spud Chandler
Bam Twyrd
Ner
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Jaycee Loops Consolidated
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Hank
UATE
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Ross
Hink Bath
Port Morgan
Cole
Tohnny Evers
Kagey Staranville
Newsom
Hialeah
Samuel D. Riddle
War Admiral
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George Conway
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Meade
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