Phog Allen Blames Athletic Directors for Gambling Scandals
LAWRENCE, Kan. Jan. 36 U S The Brooklyn betting scandal prompts Phog Allen to blast athletic directors, coaches and faculty reps for failing to protect college athletics from professional gamblers. He cites signed statements by Brooklyn college players admitting a $1000 payoff to throw a game with Akron. He urges presidents to appoint a czar like Landis to cleanse intercollegiate sports and warns of further inroads by professional bettors.
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Lawrence
Kid
Brooklyn
Phog Allen
University of Kanaaq
Kings County
Ilyé
Akron
Phog
J Fhog
Madison
Square Garden
College Presidents of America
Atzantic
Bookles
Tor Bel Worse
Petters Ov
Euny
United States
Hanpys
Allen
Northey Joins Army After Draft Ruling Reexamination
Ron Northey Phillies slugger, 25, faced reclassification after deferments. He was finally inducted January 15 under 1-A-1-AL, having hit 22 homers and a .288 average for Philadelphia last season. Fort Lewis report notes three athletes also entering medical training. Heath Fleming and Heath Cecil Jalmson among others, with inductions dated January 6–8 in Texas and California.
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Philadelphia
Jan. Su
Ron Northey
Phillies
AL Unis
Industion
WRG
Ett
Fort Lewis
Woah
Lasiie
BI Fleming
Chicago Gubs
Thomas G
Tomamy” Heath
St. Louis Browns
Cecil Jalmson
Brooklyn Tigers
Johnson
Brooklyn College Scandal Ties Players to Betting Ring
In Brooklyn a college basketball scandal emerged as Brooklyn College players Bernard Barnett Larry Pearlstein Robert Leder Jerry Green and Stanley Simos allegedly signed statements admitting they received 1000 to throw games against Akron and St Francis. Investigations linked two gamblers Harry Rosen and Harvey Bremmer to the bets while Boston Garden canceled the Akron contest.
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Brooklyn
Ted Meier
Chicago
Edward Heffernan
Louis An‘Mreozz
Kings County
Akron
Uxton
St. Franccis
Ramo
Riacium Square Garden
Boston
Tom Xonnly
Boston Garden
Bernard Barnett
Larry Pearlstein
Robert Leder
Jerry Green
Stanley Simos
Barnett
Pearlstein
Harry Reson
Harvey Bremmer
James Cone
Stetamer
FAI
Stemmer
Bremamer
Oh Akron
Rasen
Santeime
Pennstein
Futore
Rosen
St. Francis
Belruney
Madteon Square
Chayden
Notre Dame
New York University
Leder
Green
Simon
Michigan
Western Kentucky
Texas Christanabine Garden
Richard Boyve
Brooklyn College
Certai
Brooklyn Coliere
Ohio State Coach Defends Basketball Integrity Amid Ohio Bribe Case
Harold G. Olsen, OSU basketball coach and NCAA tournament chair, said a couple of bribed youths do not ruin the game as investigators probe a Brooklyn fix involving five Brooklyn team members and two named fixers Rosen and Harvey Stammey. Authorities chase a third fixer as the Akron Brooklyn scheme is linked to the March Garden tournament.
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Clty's Garment Center
Kings County
Brooklyn
Rosen
Harvey Stammey
Pribe
Columbus
Ohie
Harold G
Olsen
Ohio State University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Wan
Akron-Brooklyn Colrae Gan
NW. OO. A
Garden
Looks Bad for That Haegg Lidman Trip
Swedish authorities said there was little prospect of any development that would enable Gunder Taegg, star miler, and hurdler Haskon Lidman, to travel to the United States to compete in winter streets. The current weather is 30 bed that they would depart by airplane now even if arrangements were complete.
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Byuvan
Fight Results and Scattered Boxing Scores Across Cities
A garbled list of boxing bout results and fighter names scattered across cities including Philadelphia New York Cleveland Chicago San Francisco and New Orleans. Several bouts show knockouts technical knockouts and outs, with mixed scores and unclear pairings. Notable entries include Vic Carla Bobby Maybe and Timmy Nelson among others with varied locations and incomplete details.
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New Cora—Accun Onart
Ban Disko
Calif
TRG
Bob Twenler
Philadelphia
Vic Carla
New York
Sur Charity
Sgounne
Ciyoke
Wicn
Danny Tortie
Jon Arine
Hayathar Fa
Gtaree Tare
Phu Adalphik
Bobby Maybe
Newburgh
N.Y
Rovidente
Lavin Long
Chicag
TCO
Timmy Nelson
Cleveland
AL Carpente
Boston
Don Cay
Centredale
Baltimore
Jed SH
Rome
Kia
Schillacelnbin
Cene Ryvton
Rmranton
Tk.o
Santa Boea
Philadelpha
Tab Velroites
Ruby “Gare
Puerto Pug F.K
Sean Spencer
Chichago
Dob Garner
Toulsvilla
Musert Hood
Chinaro
Salt Francisco
Tommy Egan
San Francisco
Leroy Wade
Sah Franviece
New Orleans
Sunday Schools and election odds mix in district report
Fragmented OCR notes mention Sunday schools, governors, a new member to an association, and a race tally. It references a district meeting and Christian churches including Presbyterian and Central Baptist, with a numeric score 36-12. Entities include CA, MOM, and unspecified groups in a church district context.
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Theauy Ak
Boslot
Ballouie
Wevlon
Pack Presbyterian Humming Central Baptist
Light’s Scotts Fdller dog theft tale on the sport page
Sportswriter Harold Scherwitz highlights a missing bird dog belonging to San Antonio sportsman Charley Smith after his 1937 Packard was stolen from in front of Santa Rosa hospital. The police found the car, but the dog’s fate remains unknown, prompting a plea for information and updates on the canine case.
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Jim Overscan
Gant
Tithr Co
San Adlonia
Hering South
Santa Rosa Hospital
Charley Smith
San Antonio
Smith
Firat
Aviemal
Charley
Tong
Chartey Similth
Harvidge's Son Wounded in Action
CHICAGO January 30. William Herridge, son of American League president Harvidge, was wounded on the western front. He telegraphed his parents from a hospital train 185 miles behind the front line, asking them not to worry as the brain surgery was described in the letter aboard the hospital.
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Chicago
Whiit Hoarcdge
American League
War Department
William Herridge
Mississippi Signs Coach for 3 Years
MEMPHIS Tennessee January 3 03 Harry Mehre longtime head football coach at the University of Mississippi has signed a three year contract the Memphis Commercial Appeal reports A Notre Dame man Mehre previously coached at Georgia for over sixteen years before moving to Ole Miss Mehre's assistants John Coaeh Farmer Johnson End Coach Goat Hale and Rackfletg Coach Dd Staue have been retained on one year contracts
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Memphis
Tenn
Harry Mehre
Universty of
Mississinpi
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Notre Dame
Meno
Ine
University of Georgia
Local Basketball Scores From East and Midwest Lines
East games show Bey Cost guarding to lead with 61 points while Fork Polvoir trails 43. Tech edges Catawhe 47 to 3 in a low scoring finish. Forest 59, Shaw Field 35 highlights another regional matchup. Memphis Naval Academy 78, Techmitad Center 0? Birthaville 48. Southwest notes include Arizona 41, Devia Mountain 0, Purdue 45, Wisconsin 34.
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Nets Gea ‘Tech
Catawhe
Wikis “Forest
Shaw Field
Fistence Ea
Bia
Shetty
Feaume
Stocth
Careninaene
Memphis Naval Ate Techmitad Feakaing Center
Birthaville
Ninwest Sedalla
Mexico
Srennte
Fisae Butler
Menchener & Oat Ar
Marginguin
Blatones
Purdue
Wisconsin
Bunker HL Nas
Rairmont
Aereginse Navy
Grand Island
Arizona
Devia Mountain
Cage Scorers Rise in Pacific Coast League Reports
The January 30 AP wire highlights top scorers across college teams. George Mikan nets 41 for De Paul in two games while others like Williams, Henry and Rico post strong totals. Notable performances include Mikan, Blacg, and Av DARD contributing key points as races tighten.
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API
ENO Rey
Nortach
Pacific Coast
Tye
Washington
Ig Aabror
ATS Somme
George Mikan
de Paul
Bae
Williams
College of Pacific van Wild
Dountain
Arnie Glverioy
Women Golf Leaders Pull Away in Army Cage League
The Cadet Center Warhawks and Normoyle Raiders extended their league leads as Randolph Field Ramblers dropped a third straight, losing 60 to 43 to Honda Comets while Ban Marcos struggled against Brooks Field Ganders. Warhawks won 44-28 over Medical Service, Normoyle beat Kelly Field 48-20, and Ban Marcos edged by Gan Marcos with high scoring from Cole. The report notes a forthcoming Brackenridge Park handicap event and a joint women’s golf announcement for Wednesday morning.
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Cadet Center
Warhawks
Normoyle Raiders
Randolph Field Ramblers
Gan Marcos
Normoyie
Kelly Field
Randolph
Honda Comets
Ban Marcos
Goverts
Brooks Field
Ganders
Onick Richardson
Jed Cadeb Gentor
Medics
Ledford
Tom Worthington
Bob Bolin
Kelly
Han Marcos
Brooks
Cole
Marcos
Pontinakera
Hondo
Okey Davis
Adolph
Davis
Paula
Apes Otek
Lee” Wilson
Honde
Brackenridge Park
A. E. Gunn
Local Team Schedule At Stinson Field And Blinson
Stinson field and A A A C C have scheduled home games and one away game. The brand BA and AS C are set for the upcoming Saturday night with a second contest at Blinson on February 26.
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Stinson
S.C
Blinson
Beginning the Story of Eddie Eagan Olympian Boxer Chairman
A profile of Edward P. Eagan best known as a U S boxing champion and New York boxing chairman. The piece traces his rise from a Longmont boyhood in boxing to Yale Harvard and Oxford, his World War I service, and his choice of law and public service over a pro career. The story notes his amateur titles including the Inter Allied, AAU, and 1920 Olympic crown while foreshadowing later chapters on Dempsey Tunney bouts.
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Bob Considing
Fddlg
Eagan
U. S
New York State Athletic Comminsion
Rob Considine
New York
Eadie Engin
Edward PB
University of Denver
Yale
Harvard
Oxford
Rhalkler
Tenn
Dempsey
Tunney
Jack Kerns
Tex Rickard
Aquale Indal
Horatia
Denver
Hdldie
Alsatina
Longmont
Colorado
Eapan
Merriwell
Superman
Eddie
Cntire
Abe Tobin
Bolt
Smnker
Longmont Armory
Kid West
West
Rianl
Nike
Abe
Endie
Celle
Antwerp
Inter
Douglas
Clydesdale
Duke of Hamilton
Rudolph Hess
Exgan
Bob Eddie
Wrestling card features Nell Stewart vs Valentina at Municipal
Nell Stewart, a 130 pound pil wrestler with noted curves, meets 130 pound rival Valentina in an added attraction at the Municipal auditorium Wednesday night. The top event pairs Jules Strongbow against Hans Bechnoalel, while Miss Valentina makes her Tedag debut. Sterling Davis to face Rudy Ree Devil in a late match. Opening bout has Himberto versus another Ree Devil.
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Nell Stewart
Winlet Valenting
Municipal Auditorium
Jules Strongbow
Hans Bechnoalel
Miss Stawart
Mildred Burke
Valentina
Sterling
Drezy" Davis
Fis
Rudy
Devil Brothers
Juss Himberto
Bani
Ft Sam Cagers Bid Intra League Game Night Loss
The Medical Aerotea school team lost 40 to 24 in the Bert Sam fous Con Flaskot Fai league opener. Center PRU had a quiet night while Ward Department Personprl led the visitors. Celman of the Win Abts scored zero points.
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Ft. Sam
PRU
Aviation
sSedieine Hondiy Gut Hantet Gmttes
Celman
Abts
Bettie AAKBL Victory Over Werlty Howes Noted
Riverside defeats Gir June and Moc in a tight Settlements League Bove cup matchup as Bettie AAKBL records a decisive win over Werlty Howes. Neighboris Rorvlee detests the outcome amid crowded court chatter.
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Phrage
Werlty Howes
Riverside
Gir
Moc
Neighboris
Rorvlee
Harlandale and South San in tight district basketball showdown
In a Tuesday tilt the Harlandale Indians and South San Antonio St. Harlandale vie for top challenger status after strong recent showings. Tech meets Kerrville Antlers. Central Catholic hosts Edgewood. Edison game postponed after last week’s fire. Lanier and Brackenridge clash as Nemo Herrera’s Beagles pursue an 17 game win streak. The Brackenridge Eagles beat Tech 46-20 as Szafranski and Kneupper led the Eagles while Brackenridge’s Mumble era and players like Barron, Winslow, and others added. Also notes the death of former Winnipeg hockey player Charles W. Jamison at 72.
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Harlandale
South San
Harlandale Indians
South Lan
Tech
Kerrville
P Jefferson
Central Catholic
Edgewood
Red Raiders
Bexar County
San Antonio Academy
Central
Burbanis
Edison
Lanier
Eagles
City
Brackenridge
Tommy Watt
Barton
Ike
EA Kineupper
Elmer Saafranski
Ergies
Erry
Szabomakh
Harl Cuinift
Sanit
George Rodgers
Szafranski
Kneupper
Birds
Sunpltf
Rodgers
Herman Rumble
Banfronsk
Brackencdee
Fischer
Nha
Itauser
Reatranshi
Ay Martin
Martin
Amin
Barron
Bera
Livona
Drackensidee TV
Mumble
Saafenoghl
Crarhors
Penh
Guindsehole
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Canathan Star
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