Eastern officials to split pro and college football officiating
The Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association plans drastic action on officials. A clinic will be held in Hershey next fall as about a dozen college referees may be dropped due to professional play, while several pro officials vie for limited college roles.
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Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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Dartmouth
Hanover
Larry Coover
Bill Crawley
Charlie Derry
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Hershey
New York Deer Bag for 1920 Hit 13 606 Total
Albany reports New York state deer harvest for 1920 totaled 13 606, down 847 from 1919. Hunger in Adirondacks caused a 25 percent drop, with Hamilton County leading county totals at 1 211 though St Lawrence posted the largest decline. Regional comparisons show Adirondacks and Catskills patterns across four sections.
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New York
State Conservation Department
Adirondacks
Hamilton County
St. Lawrence
Catskills
Stanford Favored In Rose Bowl And Shrine Game Odds
Stanford Indians rated 11 to 5 favorites to beat Nebraska in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day, per Tom Kyne. East leads West 2 to 1 in Shrine Game odds, with a seven point margin uncertain at even money.
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Stanford
San Francisco
Stanford Indians
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Tom Kyne
Football Took Lives in '40 Football Took Lives in '40
New York reports eight direct gridiron fatalities in the 1940 season, with Eastwood's Purdue study noting college deaths down from 33 in 1931. He urges stronger warmups, three weeks preseason practice, more substitutions, careful treatment of cuts, safer tackling and blocking training, better spine protection, thorough medical exams, and stricter officiating to reduce injuries.
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New York
Floyd R. Eastwood
Purdue University Physical Education Department
American Football Collegiate Association
New York City
Eastwood
Stars of East West Sign for Grid Clash For British Relief
Final arrangements for an East West charity football game in Los Angeles Sunday Jan 5 were completed by Capt Norman Glover secretary of the British War Relief Association of Southern California. He said virtually all the college stars would play in the Shrine East West classic on New Years Day including Michigan halfback Tommy Harmon. A sellout was anticipated for the 103 000 seat Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Los Angeles
Norman Glover
British War Relief Association of
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Glover
Tommy Harmon
Michigan
Los Angeles Coliseum
Saint Michaels Cubs Open Week With Freshmen Bruins Tilt
Saint Michael's Cubs host Saint Michael's College freshmen from Toronto on Bellevue Avenue court at 4.00 pm. Holy Rosary High School readies Holy Family lineup for an invitational night match as Syracuse high stars from last season join the visitors.
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Holy Rosary
Pearson Sold to Reds Ends Yankees Pitcher Era
New York reports Monte Pearson, longtime right hander, sold to the Cincinnati Reds for an undisclosed sum. Pearson posted seven wins and six losses in 16 appearances last season, his shoulder injury shortening the year. Also in the deal is Don Lang, a young third baseman from Indianapolis, likely to be assigned to Newark or Kansas City.
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New York Yankees Today
Monte Pearson
Cincinnati Reds
Pearson
Yankees
Cleveland
Rod Feller
Indians
Ed Barrow
Don C. Lang
Indianapolis
Newark
Kansas City
Pompeii Five on Utica Pompeii Five on Utica
Our Lady of Pompeii basket squad beat Mount Carmel of Utica 36 34 on Utica court with Tony Egnoto scoring the late winner. Mount Carmel coach Ev Katz saw them surge ahead late after trailing most of the game. Egnoto and Cafarelli led Pompeii while Dodge scored 14 for Utica.
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Wightman Wins National Indoors Junior Tennis Title
Dorothy Wightman, seeded third, defeats Lillian Lopaus 3-6 6-4 6-2 to claim the National Indoors Junior Girls singles championship at Longwood covered courts Brookline Mass. Lopaus and Betty Rosenquest had earlier teamed to seek revenge in doubles.
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Brookline
Mass
Chestnut Hill
Lillian Lopaus
City Island
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Betty Rosenquest
South Orange
Ned
Miss Wightman
Penny
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Harvard seeks dual coach as Hanson bids for football end role
Victor A. Hanson of Syracuse admits applying for Harvard basketball coach and end football coach in one package, with interviews set as Wesley Fesler exits April. Other candidates include John Orsi and Mylin of Lafayette. Ohio State, Dartmouth, and Yale coaching moves loom amid NCAA speculation.
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Washington High School
Massillon
Lynn W. St. John
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Francis Schmidt
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Colgate
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Esky” Clark
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Ohio State Post
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Ohio
Bunny” Oakes
Colorado
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Dartmouth
McLaughry
Earl Blaik
West Point
Ducky Pond
Yale
Pond
Dick Harlow
Harlow
Cotumn
Two Jockeys Tie for 1940 Title With Two Days Left
Walter Lee Taylor and Earl Dew sit tied at 285 wins each as the 1940 riding season nears its end. Dew won two races at Agua Selente, Mexico, boosting his tally while Taylor rested at Tropical Park. Dew rode Magnanimous and Kai-Shen, while Taylor drew five mounts at Tropical Park with potential chances on Saturday. Dew contended the late arrival limited top mounts and remaining opportunities.
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Tropical Park
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Santa Anita
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Dew
Agua Selente
Mexico
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Kai-Shen
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Lauri Opposes Irish In World Championship Pocket Billiards
Scranton’s Onofrio Lauri faces Syracuse’s Johnny Irish in a world championship match at Palace Billiard Parlors on South Salina Street. Lauri boasts a 286 run, a 125 balls-in-one-inning record, while Irish heads to Newark and Philadelphia for upcoming blocks as Mosconi dominates the league.
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Johnny Irish
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Onofrio Lauri
Scranton
Syracuse
South Salina Street
George Kelly
Newark
N. J
Jimmy Caras
Philadelphia
Willie Mosconi
MecGirr
New York
Mosconi
Frank Willett Wins National Indoor Boys Tennis Title
Camden New Jersey December reports Frank Willett from Anniston Alabama captured the singles crown in the National Indoor boys tennis championships. Seeded third, he defeated Herbert Tilles from Woodmere Long Island in three sets 3-6 6-4 6-3. Willett, 15, also holds state titles in Alabama Tennessee and Georgia.
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Anniston
Ala
Herbert Tilles
Woodmere
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