Grid Moguls Convene In New York Today To Discuss New Problems
In New York on December 29 a large gathering of coaches lawyers college presidents physical directors bankers and doctors meet to discuss football. The American Football Coaches Association Sportsmanship Brotherhood and directors of physical education in colleges will hold sessions with football as the main topic. The climax comes Wednesday with a National Collegiate Athletic Association open session involving about 250 colleges. The NCAA will handle preliminaries on Tuesday including officer elections. The association focuses on administration as football dominance grows.
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League of Nations
American Football Coaches Association
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Directors of Physical Education
Brotherhood and Physical Directors
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Association
James R. Angell
Yale
Charles W. Hennedy
Princeton
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Association
Howard J. Savate
Carnegie Foundation
NC. A. A
William Mather Lewis
Lafayette
William J. Bingham
Harvard
Harold F. Woodcock
F. C. Ruinicke
Naval Academy
Bill Roper
Brotherhood
Football Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Eastern Association of Intercollegiate Football Officials
Wilson Leads NL Sluggers With Record RBIs
New York, Dec 29 Lewis R Hack Wilson of the Chicago Cubs led the National League slugging and RBI totals last season in official records released today. He rapped 423 bases in 585 at bats for a .723 slugging mark while driving in 190 runs, a new NL record. Chicago topped NL clubs in slugging percentage and walks, St Louis led in RBIs, and New York excelled abroad with 41 wins.
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Jeading
Chicago
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New York-Cincinnati
Jim Bottomley
St. Louis
Notre Dame Coaches Gather in South Bend for Rumors
Inn Dec 29 W Pp Jesse Harper, former Notre Dame coach, arrives for a physical at the Maso Chic. Knute Rockne and backfield coach Jack Hewig greet Harper as Chevigny visits, sparking talk of California coaching posts and Harper advising. Rockne dismisses the rumors as incorrect.
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Jesse Harper
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame University
Maso Chic
Rockne
Jack Heyign
Notre Dame
Harper
South Bend
Chevigny
California
Indiana
Toledo Defeats Fort Wayne In Close ABL Showdown
Toledo defeats Fort Wayne 27 to 26 in the American Basketball League as Toledo, leading at times, rallies in the final period to erase a deficit. Fort Wayne countered with a late push but could not reclaim the lead. The Hoosiers also staged a late rally but fell one point short.
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Fort Wayne
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Hoosiers
Comparative scores prove valueless in season outcomes
Raleigh December 29 Three Southern Conference football teams showed how comparative scores are valueless. North Carolina State lost to Florida 27 to 6 and then to Clemson by the same score. Florida later defeated Clemson 27 to 0, underscoring the variable outcomes across matchups.
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Florida
Clemson
West Side Bakers Rally Past Reforms 19–14
Lorain West Side Bakers staged a strong second half rally to defeat Elyria Hungarian Reformed 19 to 14 in a preliminary game. After a tight first half 7–2 Reformed edge, the Bakers dominated the second half 17–7. Os good scored nine, Fitzgerald five for the Bakers while Barkacs and Novotny led the Reformed with four each.
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Osgood
Fitzgerald
Barkacs
Novotny
Wamby To Manage Springfield Team In 1931 Season
Former Cleveland Indians infielder Bill Wamby, famed for the only unassisted triple play in World Series history, will manage the Springfield Three-Eleven League baseball team in 1931. Since leaving the majors, Wamby has coached and played in Kansas City and New Orleans.
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William Wamsganss
Bill Wamby
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Springfield
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Kansas City
New Orleans
Cleveland Riding Club Loses Polo Clash at Equestrium
In Cleveland, the Scioto Riding Club of Columbus erased a five and a half point Cleveland lead to win the polo match at the local equestrium last night.
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Athletics Sweep Cardinals For Second Consecutive World Series
Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics dominated baseball in 1930, sweeping the St. Louis Cardinals to claim a second straight world series title. George Earnshaw won three games, Burleigh Grimes pitched well but took two defeats, and a ninth inning Jimmy Foxx homer in game five sealed the series. Ruth loses home run crown as Hack Wilson sets NL mark at 56. Babe hits .? with 49 HRs amid finger injury. Night baseball expands as minors chase gate receipts. draft fight between majors and minors looms into 1931 season.
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United Press
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Philadelphia Athletices
Athletics
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Cardinals
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Big George Earnshaw
Burleigh Grimes
Jimmy Foxx
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Jess Haines
Foalshomer
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Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
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Babe Ruth
Hack Wilson
Shawkey
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Wagner
Boston
Shane Collins
White Sox
Ty Cobb Aims to Buy Baseball Club Ownership
Ty Cobb widely linked with club ownership rumors as he nears retirement era. Dispatches note talks of Cobb preparing to purchase a hall, with connections to clubs from Bangor to Seattle and ongoing speculation across Atlanta newspapers.
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Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Tyrus Raymond
Bangor
Seattle
Atlanta
Cobb May Buy Crackers A Colorful Return To Baseball?
The piece links Ty Cobb with Philadelphia Nationals and Reading in the International League and muses on his possible return to team management. It notes Cobb's temperament, potential as a color commentator or executive, and his lingering game involvement after retirement including World Series predictions aboard a European voyage.
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All Stars Topple Speedemes in Curtain Raiser Score 30-16
Two local teams met in the Suburban game at the Y Saturday with the All Stars winning easily from the Speedemes 30 to 16. Gerhardinger led scoring with eight points while Long and Rule stood out for the losers in a rough contest.
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State Preps for Cornell in Big Ten Basketball
Ohio State's revamped basketball team began double practice sessions preparing for a Wednesday night game with Cornell. Two players injured, Lew Hinchman with a knee issue and Lowell Wrigley with a foot problem, while others are in good condition. Veterans Wesley Fesler and Harold Ervin likely to start again against Pittsburgh’s initial lineup with Bob Lively and Dick Larkins contending for forward and guard roles.
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Ohino State
Cornell
Cho
Ohio State
Lew Hinchman
Lowell Wrigley
Harold Olsen
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Wesley Fesler
Harold Ervin
Pitt
Bob Lively
Daston Stivers
Dick Larkins
Ralston Russell
Olsen
Unknowns Shine in Shrine East West Game Victory
In San Francisco on December 29 the Shrine East West charity game showcased field talent from 29 colleges. Bus ter Mills kicked a 19 yard field goal for a 9 to 3 West win with Oregon’s John Kitzmiller the key offensive spark. Len Macaluso led scorers on the East, while Kitzmiller and Kermit Lange impressed as unknowns helped the West claim their first win in two years and fourth in six meetings.
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Ted Beckett
California
Bobchy Koch
Barlor
Buster Mills
Oklahoma
West
John Kitzmiller
Oregon
Kitzmiller
Frank Baker
Northwestern
Len
Macaluso
Colgate
Kermit Lange
Baker University
Kansas
Lange
Hank Bruder
Milt Gantenbein
Wisconsin
Len Hart
Church Of Christ Five Dominate Dover In 58 22 League Win
Elyria Church of Christ crushed Dover Ol-Bar-Dean Barbecue 58 to 22 at the Y M C A in a Suburban League game. Steve Bako led with 16 points, George Smith added 14, while Dover’s Nagel and Livestone had seven and six. The Elsha quintet faces Olmstead Falls, Baldwin Wallace, and a rematch with Olmstead Falls this week.
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Church of Christ
Ernie Braden
Elyria Boys
Steve Bako
George Smith
Alx
Nagel
Livestone
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Olmstead Falls
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All America coaches list proposed by Central Press sports editor
William Ritt icms presents an annotated top ten coaches list led by Knute Rockne of Notre Dame. Wallace Wade, Dick Hanley, Howard Jones, Ralph Sasse, Babe Hollingberry, Andy Kerr, Harry Kipke, Frank Cavanaugh, and Ike Armstrong follow with brief justification for each ranking. Obsolete trade surnames Webster Lyster Walker noted from 14th century.
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Central Press
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Wallace Wade
Alabama
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Howard Jones
Southern California
Ralph Sasse
Army
Babe Hollingberry
Washington State
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Frank Cavanaugh
Fordham
Ike Armstrong
Utah
Cougars
Michigan State
Wolverines
Rams
St. Mary’s
Fordha
University of Uta
Webster
Lister
Walker
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