Nine Illinois Players Declared Ineligible in Semi-Pro Scandal
At Urbana Jan 28 nine University of Illinois athletes were ruled ineligible for further competition after competing in a semi professional football game following the Western Conference season. Names include Jack Crangle Joe Ste Kaiser and Sterneman among others. Notre Dame coaches react with statements pending investigation.
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Presa Urbana
University of Ulingis
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Jack Crangle
Joe Ste Kaiser
Dope’ Simpson
CA. Milligan
Fs Plt
Green
Cran
Sfernaman Tyere Sta
Sil’ Thre
Tean
Grangle
Middle West
Green Aleo Wee
Kaisers
Ilinois
Harry
Gill
Sean
Sternamean
Ohio State
Zuppke
Payloreville
Til
Notre Dame
Waauist
Sternamen
Walquist
Tllinois
Buckeyes
Iowa
Wailquist
Illinois
Bin
John Teusen- Famuage
Waleusyani
Wisconsin coach warns on professionalism in college sports
Madison Wis Jan 28 There may be a general move toward professionalism in western conference universities or intercollegiate athletics may be abandoned. Coach T E Jones Wisconsin director of athletics says there is professionalism among college players and if not addressed there will be no intercollegiate games. He vows action at Wisconsin declaring any man in football baseball or basketball linked to professionalism will be barred.
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T. FE. Jones
Mtietioes
University of Wisconsin
University of Tmlinios Ethiotes
Jones
Wisconsin
Pioner
Jomreel
Wilee
Ohio State
Cuzeh Hoh Zuppke
Wiinios
Ibis
Tr. Wilee
Illinois Bares Nine Star Athletes for Professional Ties
Columbus Ohio January 28 Illinos faces strong moral action as nine star athletes are barred from further sport for professional connections. Dr J L Wilee, Ohio State coach, says no Buckeyes are found to be professional players and supports a conference cleanup with firm amateur ideals.
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Ohio
Illinos
Wilee
Ohio State
PLAN BET LESS RACES SAN FRANCISCO
Plan for races without betting is the main aim of the Pacific Coast club announced by incorporator Ryoreckel. Details mention Southern Pacific and other parties as backers. the report notes January 28 in San Francisco with references to novel approaches amid a gambling-free racing initiative.
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Cal
Pacific Coast
Ituad
Ryoreckel
Brackenridge Defeats Main High in Second Meeting
Brackenridge high school outplayed Main High on St Marys college court scoring 71 to 6. Captain Gass led Brackenridge with eight points while Pfeiffer and Rathoun added long baskets. Main High struggled with poor shooting and pass defense as Williams limited Jobo Phillips to one field goal.
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Brackenridge High School
St. Mary’s College Court
Iiter
Brackenridge
South Side
Pfeiffer
Main
Dunsmore
Gass
McCarty
Finis Irby
Whiney
Russell
Williams
Jobo Phillips
Boxing Results Highlight Draw in Oklahoma City Bout
Nate Jackson of Oklahoma City and Karl Puryear of Beaver fought ten rounds to a referee's draw. Frankie Dean of Kansas City won by technical knockout over Fen ny Sheehan of Muskogee in the fifth round. Johnes Schuhauer of St Louis defeated Otto Wallace on the Commodore. Frankie Ozner of Springfield beat Bobbie Byrne in Tulsa by decision. Mickey Kinz knocked out Batting Dodson in the semi windup.
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Kandan
Frankie Dean
Kansas City
Fenny
Sheehan
Muskogee
Ohia
Earl Blackman
Osner
Gurns
Tulsa
Okio
Frankie Ozner
Springfield
Bobbie Byrne
Mickey Kinz
Batting Dodson
Slick
Okla
Phillips Gives Aggies Fight In College Basketball
Phillips University from Enid, Oklahoma, provided a tough challenge to Texas A and M in College Station. The Aggies edged the visitors with a close final score noted in the Friday night contest.
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Phillips
College Station
Tex
Phillips University
Enid
Texas
Rice
Houston
Lexag University
Rice Institute
Disputed Dallas Franchise Ownership Settled Out of Court
Dallas Texas January 28 ownership of the Dallas Texas League baseball franchise was settled out of court when the Dallas Athletic Association led by Jess Hassell and Hamilton Patterson enacted a sales agreement with Ike Sablosky and J Walter Morris for 155000 including the park lease. Jim Galloway who batted 300 last season was named manager for the coming year.
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Tex
Dallas Athletic Association
Jess Hassell
Hamilton Patterson
Ike Sablosky
J. Walter Morris
Jim Galloway
Galloway
Defend the Coeds Sparks Debate at Northwestern
Chicago January 28 co eds are not a handicap but an inspiration to the college athlete two star football players defend the women against alumni charges that Northwestern teams underperform due to Miss Northwestern influences Jack Bryant and Henry Penfield speak to local papers saying coeds motivate players and should share in activities
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Caicago
Northwestern University
Bryant
Syrvant
Penfield
Education pledged over athletics in college purpose
Kenneth COM. Sills, president of Unn dain college, warned alumni at a Friday night address that American colleges risk losing their real work to gate receipts and athletics. He said the college is fundamentally an educational institution, not a country club or athletic club.
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York
San. Og
Amrican Colleges
Kenneth Com. Sills
Unndain College
Callegs
Broken neck heals begins for Syracuse quarterback Herbert
The plaster cast on Herbert, the Syracuse University quarterback who broke his neck on November 12 against Calgate, was removed Sunday at Mount Sinai Hospital. Doctors indicated the fracture is healing as the year progresses.
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New York
Flarey Herbert
Syracuse University
Calgate
Mount Sinai Hospital
Oxa Ag
Pros Win Exhibition Match at Tolliswood Country Club
Jim Barnes and Jock Hutchison defeated amateurs Elmer Henan and Thomas Campbell in the forenoon and beat Charles Fraser and William Amor, both professionals, in the afternoon at Tolliswood Country Club in Los Angeles.
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Tos Angeles
Cal
Jim Barnes
Jock Hutchison
Tol-liswood
Elmer Henan
Southern California
Thomas Campbell
Charles + Fraser
William Amor
Muench Bets Lead With Three Wins In City Handball
Emil Mueller idle in Friday action as Charles Muench wins three straight from Frost Carvel to boost title hopes. Muench holds a 12 percent winning pace with Tom Gish as the sole remaining challenger. Mueller averages eight and Wheeler leads a pack with 800, Carvel sits at .745, while Gish is .862 in standings.
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Emil Mueller
Charles Muench
Frost Carvel
Tom Gish
Mueller
Gish
George Wheeler
Don Schneider Fry
Carvel
Announcement of candidacy for Justice of the Peace
A candidate declares run for Justice of the Peace in Precinct No 1 Place No 1 in the Democratic primary. The notice is marked political advertising and signed by the candidate.
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Office of Justice of the Peace
Long
War Department backs horse racing as development tool
In a Washington letter, Secretary Weeks supports racing to develop thoroughbreds and opposes testifying on an anti-betting bill before Kentucky lawmakers. He warns abolition would harm the army horse program and military needs. The Kentucky Senate racing bill faces no action before next week.
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War Department
Weeks
White E. Moss
Judiciary Committee
Kentucky State Senate
War Secretary
Moss
Kentucky
United States
Franwon
Dan
Senate Race Committee
Lee
Jol A. Lee
Senate
Cotamittes
May train in Texas for Omaha Western League team
Magan Varney Burch and Mike Finn, once prominent in Texas League baseball, search for a spring training camp in Texas for their Omaha Western team. They contact J O Fletcher seeking to establish the enterprise, with local business backing.
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Yex
Magan “Varney
Burch
Mike Finn
San Antoonio Club
Texas
Omaha
Jureh
J. 0. Vletcher
Burch-Finn
Pell Mortimer Meet Gould Wear In National Racquets Final
In Philadelphia Pell and Mortimer, title-holders from New York, advanced to the national racquets doubles final facing former champions Gould and Wear of Philadelphia. Semifinal wins included Pell Mortimer over Frelinghuysen Hecksher 15 13 15 3 15 13 and Gould Wear over Dison Reynolds 9 18 7 15 8.
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O._ C. Pell
Stanley Mortimer
New York
Jay Gould
J. W. Wear
Pell and Mortimer
Gould and Wear
E.T. Frelinghuysen
Maurice Hecksher
H. L. Dison
3. H. Reynolds
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Cup Winners Lose in Army League Playoff Than Lions Claim Victory
The Tigers, infantry basketball players, were defeated by the Lions in the Army League second round game. Gen Secretary TL G Williamson awarded a cup emblem after the first-half win. Referee Louis Goodrich of the City M C A officiated the match, score 12 to 11.
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Ninth Infantry
Lions
TL. G. Williamson
Lio
Louis Goodrich
M.C. A
Plead Not Guilty by New Orleans Racing Directors
Ten directors of the Task Men’s Racing association pleaded not guilty in criminal court at New Orleans to charges they allowed gambling at the Fair Grounds last year in violation of the Touke anti gambling law. They were released on $500 bonds each. More than 100 bookmakers are to be arraigned.
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Lundan
Task Men's Racing Association
Fair Grounds
Ridiny
Dempsey's manager eyes Rickard for European bout
New York promoter Tex Rickard may be asked to stage a Dempsey vs Carpentier return match in Europe next summer, as Jack Dempsey’s manager Fack Kearns explores options and tries to secure a paying drawing opponent. Rickard declined to discuss specifics.
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Dan
Fack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Rickard
Kearns
Dempsey
Wills
Fallon
Brennan
Ing
Pacific Coast
Carpentier
Rick
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