Temple Names Ray Marrison Head Coach For Temple
Ray Marrison, a leading proponent of wide open football, was named head coach at Temple University to fill the vacancy left by Fred H. Swan. Marrison, 40, resigns from Vanderbilt after 20 years as head coach with a 181-65-22 record. Temple plans spring practice after his five year contract, with salary reported around 12000 dollars. Swan will join Colgate as chief assistant to Andy Kerr. Swan's replacement at Temple follows Glenn “Fop” Warner era.
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Fop" Warner
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Sebastian Gonzales Suspended in Texas Boxing Action
Corpus Christi welterweight Sebastian Gonzales was suspended indefinitely by Labor Commissioner Joe Kurschik for unsatisfactory performance in a March 1 bout against Joe Johnston of Dallas. Travis Kurschik, boxing assistant, cited the irregular display and announced the suspension in Austin on March 4.
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Pigeon Racing Results From Norman Oklahoma Fourth Jaee Meet
The Wiehland Park Horning Pigeon club held its fourth race from Norman Oklahoma distance about 405,738 millom with overcast skies and north wind. Jon G. Vinck clocked the winning pigeon at 4 14 p.m. time 0 hours 4 minutes 50 seconds. Vinck’s loft has three wins and a third in four races this series. Next race set for Cherokee Ohio next Saturday, 50 miles away, with birds shipped on Wednesday. Norman race standings list speeds in yards per minute and include multiple flyers such as J. G. Vinck, Taubert, Peterson and many others with speeds ranging around 500 to 600 yards per minute.
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Cathedral High Wins Texas Catholic Basketball Title Again
Cathedral High School, El Paso, retains the Charles Hanavan trophy by defeating St Henry’s of San Antonio 37 to 24 in the final. St Mary’s gym saw Central place third with a 78 to 6 win over St Anthony’s of Beaumont. Injury to Brown of St Henry’s sparks age eligibility review. Brongon Jecker of Victoria is poised to take the spot.
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Coach Pleads To Let Cage Rules Alone
CHAMMPATGN Li March Ay-Coach Dowty Mills of the University of Tripolito argue to keep basketball rules unchanged. Mills says the game is at peak popularity and should not be altered, allowing coaches to adapt to current play. He also cites center jump removal as increasing pacing but harming players and notes officials struggle with jump balls.
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Seabiscuit Triumphs In Hundred Grander Fan Frenzy
Harold Scherwitz reports a Santa Anita crowd of about 70 000 erupting as Seabiscuit wins the Hundred Grander. Bill Perryman notes the unanimous, booming cheers in the stretch and the horse’s money record, comeback hopes, and Kayak II’s prior win shaping the dramatic scene at the track.
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Honor Kinney on All Team
Dallas reports Honor Kinney on the Associated Press all conference team as forwards Virgil Wilkerson Frank Bryski and Bob Elmey lead the first string with guards Frank Carswell and Bobby Moers. Second string includes Thurman Hull Pete Greasy Levy Craddock and others with W D Houpt at center.
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Believe in Signs Out In Iowa
In Marsivalltown on March 4, Coach Edate Anderson and University of Iown assistants spoke to local high school football players at the national guard armory. After dinner they invited players to a conference room for information and recruitment talk by guardsmen, using a sign placed over the room door.
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Cubs hire former pitcher Dutch Reuther as scout
Dutch Reuther, ex major league pitcher and Angels scout, joins the Chicago Cubs scouting staff led by Clarence Rowand. He had been assisting manager Jigger Statz in conditioning the Angels and reported to the Cubs at Santa Catalina Island.
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Browns Open Second Week at Spring Camp
Four unsigned players remain at St Louis Browns spring training as the camp enters its second phase at Tech field. Harland Clift Don Helmer Myril Hong and Joe Glenn are away from Gunter Hole HQ with others ready to sign after talks with secretary Bill DeWitt. Several players arrived Sunday and Monday as workouts began with pitchers catchers and fielders rotating sessions ahead of intra-squad games.
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Buz zards win 17-5 over Rats after early errors
Howard Mills' Buz zards defeated Vernon Kennedy's Rats 17 to 5 after a rocky first inning. Haney’s misplay burned the Rats as they faced an early deficit and could not recover.
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United States Trotting Association Directors Meet Soon
Goshen March 4 officials announce the United States Trotting Association directors will hold their rush meeting in Indianapolis on March 11. Secretary Will Cahagen says election of officers and return changes comprise the business.
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Ruffing Signs His New York Contract
In St Petersburg on March 4 manager Joe McCarthy announced that mound star Red Ruffing signed his 1940 contract with the New York Yankees. Exact terms were not disclosed but reports indicate about 24000 dollars. The Yankees defeated an unnamed pick-off team at San Pedro Park 7 to 2 as Artie Palance hit a two RBI triple and a two hit game.
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Dodgers Stage First Practice for Fans at Camp Game
The Brooklyn Dodgers opened spring practice with a paid admission workout in Clearwater, revealing manager Connie Mack era influence. Several rosters and pitching plans were discussed as Stan Ford MacPhajad and others prepare hitters for the 1936 season.
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