Church Of Christ Five Open Home League Sked With Fairview
The Church of Christ five hosts Fairview at the Y M C A floor in the second meeting of the season after a 42 to 31 win by the locals last Tuesday. Coach Cook will field his strongest lineup to stay undefeated, with G Smith Cox forwards T Smith center and Capt McGowin F Smith guards. Reinforcements J Smith and Robertson join the squad for Suburban league title push while McCollum and Newman of Fairview threaten. A preliminary game features South Amherst Ex-Hi’s vs Elyria Hungarian Reformed at 7 30 with the main game set an hour later. Jerry Barkacs and Bull Messaros lead the local quintet as Quarrytown counters with stout defense to slow them.
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South Amherst
J. Smith
Robertson
Elyria High
McCollum and Newman
Rocky River High School
McCollum
Elyria
A. N. Smith
Elvrra High
East High
Cleveland
Elyria Hi
Crimson Flash
Lake Erie
Flash
Tast
Charley Buckle
East
Blckle
Elvrra
Olszwoski
Banick
Tanksi
Bast
Tomb
Hast
Cla ¥Son
Elbert
Block
Burley
Clawson
Slatowski
Thompson
Tanski
Raskowski
Who's Who in 1930 Football Ends Picked by Joe Donchess
Joe Donchess, 1929 All-American end and Pittsburgh assistant coach, selects top ends for 1930. He highlights mental capacity, speed, and courage, naming Jerry Nemecek, Wesley Fesler, Tom Conley, Ted Rosenzweig, and others, while noting several Eastern and Western stars. The piece previews upcoming profiles, starting with tackles by Ed Weir.
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Joe Donchess
Pittsburgh
Panther
Ted Coy
Yale
Joe Bedenk
Penn Stars
Ed Weir
Nebraska
Central Press
Chronicle-Telegram
Jerry Nemecek
New York University
Jerry
Wesley Fesler
Ohio
Nemecek
New York
Tom Conley
Notre Dame
Ted Rosenzweig
Carnegie Tech
Furnitures And Old Timers In Grid Finale
The Thomas Furnitures, city lightweight champions, meet the Holy Cross Old Timers in the final game of the season at Ely stadium practice field. Kickoff is 2 50 p m. The Old Timers beat the Furnitures 7 0 on Thanksgiving. Furnitures aim to even the score led by backs Fortman and Smithkowski. All players except Heath are fit. team meets at Hamilton Field at 1 o clock for practice.
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Thomas Furnitures
Holy Cross
Ely Stadium
Furnitures
Fortman
Smithkowski
Heath
Hamilton Field
Harvard
Bruce Caldwell
Yale
Bruce
Iowa
Christian Keener Cagle
West Point
Army
Cagle
Fraternal Bowling League Results at K of C Alleys
Moose swept three against K of C while Knights of St John beat I O F Eagles No 1 won two of three over Eagles No 2. Worthington led Moose with 585 and 200 in game one. Shepard led Eagles No 1 with 565 and 209 in final game. Tests of a rainmaking device proceed in Central Africa Egypt and the West Indies.
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Moose
K. of C
Knights of St. John
I. O
Eagles
Worthington
the Moose
Shepard
Central Africa
Egypt
West Indies
Carpenter
Stull
Valerius
Bohn
F. Smith
Brackley
Waldron
Evans
Webner
W. Murray
K. OF ST. John Blazer
Ois
Lie Curtice
Ioe
A. Smith
Ta Cassidy
F. Gare Clark Woeel
Peer Gergel
Powell Oe
Telzerow
Ohio Cage Teams In Warm-Up
Ohio college and high school basketball squads prepare for December openers in the next two weeks. Ohio State starts at home against Pittsburgh, with coach Harold Olsen seeking a leaping center. warm-up games include Miami vs Earlham and Cincinnati vs Butler in nearby cities.
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Columbus
Oho College
Ohio State
University of Pittsburgh
Harold Olsen
Miami
Earlham
Richmond
Ind
Cincinnati
Butler
Indianapolis
Kansas restored to good standing in Big Six athletics
Dec 6 complete harmony restored with the reinstatement of the University of Kansas. Big Six conference officials met to schedule contests for 1931 after Kansas agreed to abide by the ruling on subsidization and pros tyting of athletes. Kansas was remade a member yesterday amid controversy over Jim Bausch and about 20 subsidized athletes. Dean Shaad read a statement noting Bausch’s ineligibility and inviting ongoing investigation of Kansas athletics.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas
Kansas
Jim Bausch
Dean Shaad
Bausch
Fight results from St Paul bouts reported
In St Paul on December 6 results show King Tut at 145 from Minneapolis losing clearly to Sullivan at 152 from St Paul in a ten round decision. Frankie Battaglia 159 from Winnipeg knocked out Eddie Dempsey 157.5 from Philadelphia in two. Jimmy Kang 149.5 from San Francisco defeated Tommy Kid Herman 151.5 from Philadelphia in ten rounds.
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ST. Paul
Minn
King Tut
Minneapolis
Sullivan
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Eddie Dempsey
Philadelphia
Jimmy Kang
San Francisco
Tommy “Kid” Herman
Toto Issues Challenge To Pollack And Shepko
Kid Toto challenges Andy Pollack or Harry Shepko for a bout on the first Elyria Hagler card. Eagles Boxing Commission and either boxer are to take notice of the challenge.
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Toto
Pollack
Shepko
Kid Toto
Andy Pollack
Harry Shepko
Elyria Hagler
Eagles’ Boxing Commission
Loyola Students Protest Action of Faculty
Loyola University students organized protests against dropping intercollegiate football from the athletic program. Petitions circulated across departments and a mass meeting at the Arts campus in Rogers Park drew 700 signers. President Rev. Robert M. Kelley refused to comment beyond noting the decision came after long mature consideration and would not be reversed.
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Chicago
Loyola University
Loyola
Arts
Rogers Park
Robert M. Kelley
Risko Wins Tough Boston Heavyweight Bout Over Maloney
In a hard fought ten round clash at the Boston Garden Johnny Risko weighing 195 and Jim Maloney 196 battled in a toe to toe contest. Risko won six rounds to two with two even, delivering body blows and head shots while both fighters stayed upright. Marty Gallagher, 206, defeated Gene Stanton, 20, in the semi final.
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Boston
Johnny Risko
Cleveland Baker
Jim Malony
Boston Garden
Risko
Maloney
Marty Gallagher
Gene Stanton
Penn Navy Feud Renewed On Franklin Field
December 6 Philadelphia reports a long running football feud between Pennsylvania and Navy to renew at Franklin Field. Quakers favored as season ender while Navy eyes next week’s key game. Injuries sideline Navy backs Kim and Tschirigi. Penn may miss Gentie and Graupner.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Navy
Quakers
Army
Bullet Lou’ Kim
Joe Tschirigi
Penn
Dick Gentie
Bill Graupner
Northwestern-ND game transfer debated at Big Ten meeting
Chicago action talk centers on moving Northwestern's 1931 football game with Notre Dame from South Bend to Soldier Field. Officials expect rejection, amid discussions on charitable fund pledges tied to the transfer and the absence of major issues beyond baseball schedules.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Soldierfield
Towa
Northwestern Notre Dame
Northwestern
Big Ten
Indiana University Sets Sept 26 Opener With Ohio University
Indiana University officials announced a September 26 football opener against Ohio University to start the Hoosier Card season. The game will be played at Bloomington, Indiana, marking the 1931 season kickoff.
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Chicago
Indiana University
Big Ten
Ohio University
Bloomington
Ind
All-Stars Seek Games for Elyria County Ball Clubs
The Elyria All-Stars composed of former Elyria High stars seek games with any Class B teams in the county. Roster includes Gerhardinger Carr Brove Chapman Heldrich Massey and Everhart. For scheduling contact Joe Brove 101 Buckeye Street Elyria Ohio.
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Elyria
Probes and Sullivan Cup spark in 1930 football season
The era of football probes grows as 1930 yields another wave of casu al investigations into players pasts and eligibility. The piece notes historic probes from 1927 and 1929, cites Joe Savoldi and Len Macaluso, and questions why major collegiate sports like football basketball and baseball are omitted from Sullivan Cup nominee lists while track and swimming dominate.
Flash Displays Power And Class In Beating Buckle's Fast Team
Elyria High opens basketball season with a 21 19 victory over East High Cleveland. Elveria’s Elbert leads scorers with eight points. Olszwski and Thompson pace East with four each.
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Flash
Buckle
Elbert
Russell Davies
Elyria
OQ Olszweski
Thompson
East
Sullivan memorial award elevates amateur sport values
The Sullivan memorial award honors simon pure amateurism across five sports, rewarding character and conduct as well as athletic success. Under A A U supervision it may become as prestigious in sport as the Nobel prizes are in literature and arts, symbolizing the true spirit of amateur competition.
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United States
Pacific Coast Conference squabble to be aired in Los Angeles meeting
The feud among California, Stanford, and Southern California is set for discussion at the Pacific Coast Conference annual meeting in Los Angeles December 8 to 10. Faculty will hear complaints, review reports, and tighten rules on prophesying and athlete recruitment. Cahn and Templeton have disputed earlier statements, while Stanford distances itself from the matter and USC offers no official comment. Contracts among the three schools run four more years.
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Pacific Coast
California
Stanford
Los Angeles
Fritz Cahn
Dick Templeton
Berkeley
Palo Alto
Cahn
Southern California
Templeton
New York County Sees Oil and Gas Boom Leases Reach 50000 Acres
Waterloo, N Y. County officials report 50000 acres leased in Seneca County for gas and oil prospecting. The total rose to 50000 when five firms recorded leases totaling 16708 acres in a single week, covering 134 farms.
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N. Y
Waterloo
Seneca County
Arkansas Power and Light tests beacon light to ward ducks
In Stuttgart Arkansas the Arkansas Power and Light Company conducts experiments with airplane beacon lights to deter ducks from damaging crops. The ducks reportedly avoid illuminated areas.
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Stuttgart
Ark
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Electrified Farms Reach 560 Thousand Mark in 1929
The latest census figures show 560,426 farms in the United States were electrified by the close of 1929. The milestone reflects rapid rural electrification efforts and growing farm productivity enabled by electric power, with utilities expanding service areas and farmers adopting electric appliances and equipment.
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Church of Christ
Fairview
Riblett
Burnett
Cornell
Ellert
Syracuse
Messinger
Bates
Western
Maryland
Ebecher
Fordham
Barres
Yudicky
Dartmouth
Buckley
Boston College
South
Maffett and Smith
Georgia
Schwartz
Vanderbilt
Yaltemple
Tulane
Fesler
Baker and Oliphant
Moss
Purdue
Briley
Drake
Gantenhein
Wisconsin
Maskell
Washington State
Ardelbide
Great Weir
OLD Timers
Archambeau L. Eeaee
Britch
G. Ross
Nester Davis
L.G
Zalewski Fritz
Eee
R. G
FEF
Koviak F. Ross
R.T
J. Koviak Barney
Ozminski Smithkowski
J. Fritz Wills
Fraternal League
United Press
Gil
William Ritt
Joe Savoldi
Joe
Len Macaluso
Colgate
Macaluso
George Hauser
The
Amateur Athletic Union
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