Grid Critic Names East's All America Star Squad
East selects an all Eastern eleven with many players from Penn State Colgate Dartmouth Syracuse Wash U and Princeton as core. The piece notes the difficulty of choosing a national team due to widespread talent and lists potential stars from various schools in the East.
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United Press
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Vanderbilt
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Rodgers
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Youngstrom
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Alexander Syracuse
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California
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Minnesota
Gipp and Bahan
Notre — Harlan
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Yale
Stevenson
Alabama
Weile
Gibbons Ends Training for Frank Farmer
Tommy Gibbons world light heavyweight champion concludes training at Austin & Salt's gym ahead of Wednesday bowl at Crystal Pool. Frank Palmer Northwest title holder trains in Tacoma as both boxers ready for six round bouts. undercard features Herb Taylor versus Red Gage and George Etcell versus Earl Connell.
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Frank Palmer
Austin & Salt
Crystal Pool
Parmer
Tacoma
Farmer
Roy McCormick
Gibbons
Mick King
Herb Taylor
Bremerton
Red” Gage
George Etcell
Bremerton Bantam
Earl Con- Ness
Burman Beats Dundee In 10 Round Bout
Joe Burman of Chicago outpointed Mike Dundee of Rock Island in a ten round boxing match in Racine Wisconsin last night. Dundee pressed the action in several exchanges but Burman controlled the center and used precise counters to seal the decision.
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Burman
Dundee Racine, Wis
Joe Burman
Chicago
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Cage Players Meet Tonight For City League Planning
The Star invites all basketball players to a meeting at The Star office tonight at seven o clock to organize the All City league. Two more teams are needed to reach twelve and form two six team leagues. Brewster's Cigar Co adds a team, bringing entries to ten.
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University Community Five
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Madison Square Garden cycling race tight at 32 hours
Fourteen teams in a six day cycle race at Madison Square Garden reached 675 miles two laps by 10 am after 32 hours. Drobach led at 441 miles five tape while Tiberghein and Charden trailed. Lawson and Root set the 32 hour record in 1915. Coburn led the tied group.
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Madison Square Garden
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Charden
Coburn
Carpentier Denies Overtraining Ahead of Beckett Bout
Georges Carpentier, French heavyweight champion, rejects rumors he is over trained and has overworked to reach peak form for the 20 round title bout with Joe Beckett on Thursday night.
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London
United Preas
Georges Carpentier
Joe Beckett
Herman Wins Philadelphia Bout In Six Round Knockdowns
Bantam champion Pete Herman defeated Patsy Johnson of Trenton in six rounds at Philadelphia. Herman floored Johnson twice and dominated the fight with strong punches throughout the bout.
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Philadelphia
Pete Herman
Patsy Johnson
Trenton
Thorpe Could Be Columbia Football Head Coach
New York December 2 reports Jim Thorpe, hailed as one of football's greatest players, may be offered the head coaching position at Columbia University.
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New York
Jim Thorpe
Columbia University
Britton Defeats Ryan In Canton Welterweight Bout
New York welterweight champion Jack Britton knocked out Cincinnati rival Billy Ryan with a right cross to the jaw in the 11th round here last night.
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Jack Britton
New York
Billy Ryan
Cincinnati
Strangler Lewis Defeats Olin In Chicago Wrestling Show
In Chicago on December 1 Strangler Lewis won the main bout over John Olin in straight falls. The match headline drew a strong crowd and showcased Lewis in decisive fashion.
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Chicago
Strangler
John Olin
Baseball Bets and Franchise Moves Stir Baseball Notes
Frank Isbell buys a Long Beach home and plans California citizenship while keeping Wichita baseball ties. Rumors swirl about Frank Baker’s retirement, Joseph Conlan’s signing by Brooklyn, and the Cuban exhibition barnstormers led by G Cotshaw. The All Americans team schedules exhibitions through March 1, and Jake Pitler eyed for Ol City. Commissioner talks on rules and the spitball, plus trades and reserve moves across Louisville, Newark, and St Louis.
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Wichita
Long Beach
Cal
California
Famine hits town as golf clubs vanish after fire
In Seattle, a clubhouse blaze at Jefferson Park wipes out the municipal golf links, leaving about 600 golfers scrambling for gear. Stores report shortages as drivers, putters, balls and shoes fly off shelves while men search ruins for missing clubs and knickers.
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Jack Webber
J. W. Thompson
Attle Park Board
Washington May Battle Harvard in Pasadena Invitation Looms
Washington faces a possible invitation to the Pasadena game as Harvard is favored to represent the East in the intercollegiate match. University officials anticipate the official invite while planning a winter campaign and the annual football banquet at the Washington hotel.
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Hunt
Harva
Washington Hotel
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