Illinois Minnesota And Purdue Quintets In Big Ten Favorites
Illinois Minnesota and Purdue are seen as favorites for the 1938 Big Ten title as jumpless basketball reshapes the conference. Illinois led by Louie Boudreau and a fast attack, Minnesota with McMillan’s short passing and young talent, and Purdue tipped as a strong perennial challenger head the early outlook.
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Illinois
Minnesota
Purdue
United Press
Hicago
U.P
Big Ten
Illini
Louie Boudreau
Wlineis
Dave McMillan
Gophers
Dick Seebach
McMillan
Gordon Addington
Johonny Kundla
Bob Manly
Angular
Marthy Ruleh
Paul Maky
New Year's Grid Card Amid Bowl Season Confusion
Readable fragments show college bowl chatter from New Orleans to Pasadena and Texas. Mentions include Northwestern, California, Colorado, Ohio State, Oregon, Harvard, Oregon State, and Washington State among others. Scores and matchups are obscured by OCR noise, but the page centers on bowl selections and upcoming games.
Indian trade talk weighs Knott Galehouse Hemsley picks
A Cleveland Indians angle dominates the column as Knott, Galehouse, and Hemsley trade prospects are weighed. The writer argues Galehouse is irreplaceable by Knott and questions whether Hemsley’s improvement offsets the Knott–Galehouse gap while noting Denny Gatehouse trade considerations.
Ohio State Cagers Beat Creighton in Uneven Home Win
Ohio State maintained an undefeated record with a 1 1 2 to 1 0 victory over Creighton University of Omaha at Columbus. The Buckeyes led 6 0 early, used reserves for much of the game, and Baker top scored with eight points while Hull and Lynch added six each as Creighton’s Marshall Kittleson led with five.
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Columbus
Ohio State
California
Creighton University of Omaha
Ohio
Lee
Harold Olsen
Buckeye
Jim Hull
Dick Baker
Bill Sattler
Jim McDonald
Dick Boughner
Baker
Hull
Robert Lynch
Hillsboro
Marshall Kittleson
Creighton
Sun Bowl Football Scores and Standings Summary
Ambiguous OCR fragment lists multiple college football scores and team tallies including Arizona, Texas, Montana, Detroit, New Mexico, Duquesne, Loyola, Creighton, West Virginia, Navy, Georgetown, Maryland and George Washington with varying point totals and outcomes. No coherent game narrative or date context.
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Sun Bowl Tern
Tech
Flagstaff
Texas WA
Montana
Detroit
Arizona
Mexico
Okta
ARE
Duquesne
Centenary
Loyola
Creighton
Virginia
Wes
Navies
Warnesburge
Maryland
Georgetown
Toledo
Geo. Wash
Boles calls outside groups can force ouster of athletic instructors
L C Boles, athletic director at Wooster College, argued before the college physical directors' society that influential alumni trustees and curb-stone coaches can pressure universities to dismiss instructors who fail to produce winning teams. He urged new committee control of college athletics while warning that intercollegiate sports are tied to college finances and post season bowl culture.
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Boles
Orleans
U.P
Chamber of Commerce
Smith And Dodson Hold 1 Stroke Lead In Florida Tourney
In Hollywood Florida the second round of the Hollywood Beach Hotel open shows Horton Smith Chicago and Leonard Dodson Springfield Mo atop the field one stroke ahead after two rounds. They posted 67s to total 134, with 16 pros within three strokes of par 79 and lower.
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Hollywood
Fid
Horton Smith
Chicago
Leonard Dodson
Springfield
Smith
Dodson
Dick Metz
Bruce Coltart
Haddonfield
N. M
Johnny Revolta
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. J
Johnny Farrell
Denny Shute
Coral Gables
Fla
Frank Moore
Mamaroneck
Craig Wood
Rumson
Jimmy Hines
New York
Hollywood Golf Club
Ray Mangrum
Dayton
Ohio
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Willie MacFarlane
Sam Byrd
Philadelphia
Bill Heinlein
Indianapolis
Maurice O'Connor
Belleville
Stanley Remsen
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ralph Guldahl
Tony Manero
Peabody
Mass
Stanley Horne
Ottawa
Wilfy Cox
Washington
Tommy Armour
Boca Raton
Harold McSpaden
Boston
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Arnold Minkley
Buffalo
N. Y
Bob Servis
Harman Not Headed For Michigan Report
Prof. Ralph M. Aigler said Harman’s resignation as Penn football coach has no connection with Michigan’s coaching search. He noted Harman is not under consideration, among many prominent figures, in the Kipke successor inquiry.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ralph M. Aigler
University of Michigan
Harvey J. Harman
University of Pennsylvania
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Harman
Aigler
Piqua Man Named Head Of State Athletic Ass'n
C M Sims of Piqua was elected president of the Ohio High School Athletic Association for a one year term, succeeding Floyd Rowe of Cleveland. The vote from 1140 schools also chose Lloyd Kaufman of Attica as vice president, with H R Townsend reappointed commissioner for five years. The state board of control added two new three year members.
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Columbus. O
C. M. Sims
Piqua
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Floyd Rowe
Cleveland
Sims
H. R. Townsend
Lloyd Kaufman
Attica
M. A. Shepard
Chillicothe
Townsend
State Board of Control
McLEMORE SAYS McLEMORE SAYS
Tucson style undercover report chronicles a U S college football practice scene in Pasadena revealing secrecy marks and the playful mischief of a writer infiltrating California and Alabama workouts. The piece highlights players Chapman Bottari Meek Herwig and coaches Allison and Thomas and notes covert signals and sprint drills.
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Allison
Alison
Bears
Chapman
Bottari
Meek
Herwig
Frank Thomas
Alabama
ECRET
State board picks district appointees in Ohio education
Supt Earl J Weikel of Newton Falls and Principal C H Jones of Wellston were elected to oversee districts in the Ohio education system. Weikel succeeds Rowe on the board and Jones succeeds Shep ard. Other district posts went to W F Hoerner Versailles three years Wade E Miller Middletown two years A B Weiser Canal Winchester three years L T Gray Tiltonville three years E F McCarroll Dennison one year F L Kinley Findlay three years.
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Earl J. Weikel
Newton Falls
C. H. Jones
Wellston
Weikel
Rowe
Jones
Shepard
Southwest
W. F. Hoerner
Versailles
Wade EF. Miller
Middletown
Central
A. B. Weiser
Canal Winchester
Eastern
L. T
Army Policy Goes Into Effect Next July
West Point dispatch reports the Army will implement its newly announced policy starting next July. Details indicate changes in procedures and administration affecting officers and units, with directives expected to streamline operations and standardize practices across postings. Further guidance will follow as the policy rolls out nationwide.
Grads Favored To Take Seventh Straight Win Over Crimson Quintet
Elyria High Alumni five, former All-Lake Erie League aces, are heavy favorites to seventh straight win over the Elyria High varsity in the annual game at the Elyria High gym Thursday. Alumni include Scott, Urig, Meyer, Gulgin, Willis. Scott is Western Reserve standout. Varsity aims to halt Alumni dominance after recent Sandusky win.
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Wwe
Elyria High
Elyria High Gym
Joe Scott
Dick Urig
Jack Meyer
Dan Gulgin
Glen Willis
Gulgin
Grads
Scott
Bill Cowen
Varsity
Walter
Babe” Machock
Walt “Sport” Boreski
Chuck Coen
Herb Meister
Hugh Cross
Wally Forbes
Paul Fritz
Gene Graber
John Lugas
Bob Novak
Babe Wazyniak
Columbus
Jack Hiatt
Don Williams
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Red Cats
Roy Clifford
Ralph Bauer
Orig
Jake Meyer
Willis
Sandusky
Elyria
Bauermen
Bauer
Grafton High School
Ohio State and Ball State Pull Tight Games Across Results
In Ohio, Ohio State beat Creighton 31 to 17 while Ball State edged Akron University 39 to 38. National results include Minnesota 56 over LIU 41 and Duquesne 42 over Illinois Wesleyan 25. Major General William D. Connor announced a three year athletics eligibility rule starting July next year excluding upperclassmen from the 1939 season.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Creighton
Ball State
Akron University
Minnesota
Long Island University
Duquesne
Illinois Wesleyan
William D. Connor
Harman Resigns As Penn Football Coach
Harvey Harman resigns as head football coach at the University of Pennsylvania following a poor 1937 season. He will be relieved of duties and granted a leave of absence as assistant professor in physical education. Gates praises Harman's seven years of loyal service amid plans to announce a new coaching setup.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Harvey J. Harman
Harman
Thomas §. Gates
Harvey Harman
Penn
Gates
Department of
University of Pittsburgh
Glenn S
Pop) Warner
Temple University
Haverford College
Sewanee University
Sheriff Sale Notice in Elyria Lorain County Ohio 1938
The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company sues Gust Kolinski and others in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. Sheriff Grall will auction the Elyria property at 10 AM on January 22 1938 at the north door of the court house. Property at 1118 Middle Avenue Elyria appraised at 6000 dollars. Bid minimum two thirds of appraisal. cash sale.
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Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Gust Kolinski
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria
Touety
Lorain
State of
W. &. Wooster
Black River
Middle Avenue
WM. F. Grall
Fauver
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