Death of Robert Cutting as golf president at 60
Robert Myron Cutting, newly elected president of the United States Golf Association, died suddenly at 60 from a heart attack at his in laws in Hubbard Woods. He lived in Hinsdale with his father former Judge Charles S. Cutting and is survived by his widow Mary Bortelme Cutting. Cutting was a former head of the Western Gulf association and a Yale baseball player at the University of Michigan.
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Big Ten Coaches Select All Team for 1932
The Associated Press picks the 1932 All Big Ten team from coaches across the league. Names include Pur, Ercond, Moss, Robinson, Latalinger, Cassels, Petankey, Bercard, and Purdue players among others, reflecting the season’s standout performers.
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Standings and schedule for American division playground league
The article lists team standings in the American division with names such as Dalry, Jumokes, and Lumberdacks, noting wins, losses, and positions. It references upcoming games and dates, including matches against Trinity and Priitter’s Party, with details on times and venues.
Michigan Invited To Coast For New Year's East West Game
Pasadena notes indicate California organizers plan a Rose Bowl linked East-West football classic on January 1 1983 and have opened talks with the Big Ten about Michigan's participation. If Michigan declines, negotiations will continue with its Providence foe from 1915.
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Brackenridge Park Leads Golf League With Unbeaten Streak
Brackenridge Park’s four man team dominates the San Antonio Amateur Golf League on Sunday sweeping Willow Springs, with Ferntard Schriver and Lewis Levinson posting strong rounds. The event featured medal rounds, match play results, and extended qualifying dates for the Life Underwriters tournament at Willow Springs.
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Oliver Looks Like Winner Leads Southwest Scoring
Dallas November 21 report shows Richard Redler of Texas Christian University as the league scoring leader for 1932 with 12 touchdowns totaling 72 points. Hilliard of the University of Texas rises to second after a Saturday TD against Arkansas, with 67 points on the season.
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Central Baseball league restructured into class B title
Terre Haute Ind November 21 The Central Baseball league was reformed into a class B organization at a meeting Sunday with President Frederick W Howell of Dayton presiding Clubs reported ready include Dayton Fort Wayne Evansville Grand Rapids Springfield Terre Haute others to be chosen from Muncie Richmond Anderson Gary Lima Ontario Muskegon and Mich
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Dalian High School Football Challenge Issued
Dalian Oak City and Sunset high school football players issued challenges to nearby Trinity High School for out of town games to be played the upcoming weekend ending December.
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5 T.CU STARS IN BAD SHAPE FORST WORTH
Two Texas Christian stars Ben Boswell and Red Oliver are out with injuries in a season ender line up. Boswell suffers a vertebral fracture and Oliver a broken jaw, threatening to miss the next game against 3 M A. Dan Saffeld is also out with a severe leg issue.
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Southwest Conference Rivalries Shake up Teas in Texas
November 31 1929 Dallas report notes full league slate as Texas, Texas A&M, TCU, SMU, Rice and Arkansas all in action. Texas and A&M duel in Austin, TCU to play SMU while Rice Owls face Baylor Bears in Houston. Arkansas meets Centenary in Shreveport as title chances hinge on multiple results.
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Chief of Longview Stallion Retired After Grand Championship Run
Longview, Nov. 21. The five gaited andale stallion Chief of Longview, twice mid grand champion in seven years, was retired in a colorful ceremony at Almer ran Toya livestock and Doreshawn tonight. Misty-eyed, Mrs. Loutrig Combs of Kansas City presented a giant floral horseshoe while bouquets for Mrs. W. B. Roth of Redwood City, Calif., were displayed. The stallion, bowed withers, noticeably accepted the tribute as visitors plucked carnations, and band played Auld Lang Syne.
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River Plate Clinches Argentine Championship With 3–0 Win
River Plate defeated Independiente 3–0 to win the Argentine professional soccer title before about 55,000 inside the stadium and 200,000 onlookers outside. Police fired over the heads of spectators twice to restore order, injuring three people amid stones and bottle-throwing outside the playing field.
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McLarnin to meet Fuller in Madison Square Garden bout
New York November 17 Jimmy Johnston said he signed Jimmy McLarnin of Vancouver and Sammy Fuller of Beaton for a 4 10 round show at Madison Square Garden on December 18. Fuller, a former lightweight sensation, has moved up in weight and is expected to weigh about 240 pounds for the bout.
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TOUCHDOWN PARADE NATIONAL FOOTBALL SCORING leader Lou Bush tops list
The Associated Press notes Lou Bush of Massachusetts State has clinched the national individual scoring title with 114 points. He leads Ralph Graham of Kansas State and Carroll Broderick of West Kentucky Teachers, while conference tallies from East to Pacific show players such as Graham, Broderick, and others contending for top marks across 19 major groups.
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Bears Defeat Dodgers 21 to 0 at Wrigley Field
Chicago Bears win 21 to 0 over the Brooklyn Dodgers at Wrigley Field as Red Grange scores the opening TD in the second period. Brooklyn threatened early but could not capitalize, and Corbett adds another score for Chicago later in the game.
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Last Big Week for College Football Preview
The season nears its end as top teams clash in Thanksgiving week and the final conferences chase titles across the East West and Southwest. Army Notre Dame Pitt Stanford Alabama Vanderbilt Georgia Tech Texas Christian Southern Methodist Texas A and M Texas Duke Washington and Lee Tulane LSU Nebraska Oklahoma Michigan Purdue Northwestern and more prepare for decisive games.
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Baseball Problems Face Coast League
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21 Uhn Baseball, as played on the balance sheets instead of the diamonds, confronts Arrestors of the Pacific Coast League as they meet in annual session here today. Three outstanding problems, already announced, are how to increase attendance at games, whether to limit salaries and player personnel, and whether to ban radio broadcasting of games and night performances. Attendance, and consequently income, dropped sharply during the 1934 season, officials admit. Portland, the pennant winner, drew only 200,000. Jesshan in 1991.
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Fordham Line Coach Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Fordham football coach Prank Foley, a former Fordham stalwart who played tackle for the varsity team in 1990, died after an appendicitis operation. Foley had joined the coaching staff last year and had been part of Fordham's rushing offense during his playing days.
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Cage League Meets For Contracts And Other Business
The Commercial Basket Ball League will meet Monday at 7 15 pm in the News Building. President John Duwesmore will announce details as contracts are scrutinized and other business addressed.
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