Church Of Christ Takes Olmsted Falls To Seventh Straight
The Churchmen traveled to Olmsted Falls and beat Olmsted Builders 51 to 32 in a Suburban League game. The win solidifies first place with seven straight victories as officials worked to keep the rough contest orderly. Olmsted led briefly but was held scoreless in the early quarters by tight defensive play.
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Ernie Braden
Church OF Christ
Olmsted Falls
Olmsted Builders
Brackin
Olmsted
Reds Nose Out Markets In Close 22-21 Victory
Elyria Reds beat the Stokes Markets 22-21 on the road in a hard fought contest. Gogo Henke led Elyria with six points while Sick topped Markets with eight. George and Tom Smith each had twelve points for Elyria in a balanced scoring effort. A rematch is set for Saturday at the Y.
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Elyria Reds
Brownhelm
Stokes
Reds
Gogo” Henke
Sick
Open NCAA convention to hear talks on football and reforms
New York December 31 The NCAA closes its convention with an open meeting expected to draw 250 delegates. Professor Charles W Kennedy Yale Dean Clarence Mendell and Dr Howard J Savage are among speakers. The rules committee report by E R Hall recommends no changes to football rules, stating a period of real changes has ended.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Charles W. Kennedy
Clarence W. Mendell
Yale
Carnegie
Howard J. Savage
Carnegie Foundation
E. Ik. Hall
Big Ten Cage Briefs: Upsets Hit Purdue Wisconsin Chicago
Three Big Ten teams fell to outsiders in pre season play with Purdue losing 24 to 22 to Pittsburgh as Johnny Wooden sat out much of the game. Wisconsin dropped 16 to 14 at Marquette, while Chicago lost 38 to 35 to Brigham Young University. Notre Dame beat Illinois Wesleyan 24 to 17.
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Big Ten
Purdue
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Marquette
Chicago
Brigham Young University
Notre Dame
Illinois Wesleyan
Johnny Wooden
Boilermakers
Pitt
Milwaukee
Whiter
Budrunas
Badgers
Brigham Young
Westerners
Alabama Favored In Rose Bowl Showdown
Pasadena reports Alabama's 2 to 1 favorite over Washington State as teams train for the Rose Bowl. Coaches Hollingbery and Wade declare their squads fit and ready for the game before an anticipated 80,000 crowd. Absence of Cougar backers affects bets as Alabama's Rose Bowl history boosts Western support for the Crimson Tide.
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Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
Washington State
Hollingbery
Wade
Hollingberg
Washington
Stanford
Far West
Crimson Tide
Knights of Ot Jonk Bowling League Comets surge past Clippers
In a Knights of St. John match at the K of Calleys the Comets won three straight from the Clippers to overtake league leaders the Corkers. In a separate roll, the Packers took two of three from the Zippers. Rothgery McVeige led with 389 and 403 series, while Traxler added a 175 game.
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Knights OF OT. Jonk Bowling League
Comets
Corkers
Clippers
Knights of St. John
Packers
Zippers
A Rothgery
McVeige
Geo, Weishelt
N. Rothgery
Traxler
Basketball Scores Roundup From Colleges and Universities
Wittenberg beat Lehigh 28 to 25 and Ohio Wesleyan won 36 to 31 over Goodyear. John Carroll prevailed 39 to 33 over Bliss while Brigham Young topped Chicago 38 to 35. Pittsburgh edged Purdue 24 to 22 and Marquette 16 to 14 over Wisconsin. Kansas defeated Kansas Wesleyan 47 to 15. Washington defeated Nebraska 38 to 22. UCLA? LA Los Angeles 59, Montana 27. St Johns New York 26 beat Georgetown 19. Tonight Cornell meets Ohio in Columbus and Ohio Wesleyan faces Michigan in Ann Arbor.
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Wittenberg
Lehigh
Ohio Wesleyan
Goodyear
John Carroll
Bliss
Brigham Young
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Marquette
Wisconsin
Kansas
Kansas Wesleyan
Washington
Nebraska
LA. of California
Montana
St. Johns
New York
Georgetown
Cornell
Ohio
Columbus
U. of Michigan
Ann Arbor
McInnis Named Norwich Baseball Coach
John P. Stuffy McInnis, former Cleveland Indians first baseman and longtime major league player, has been named baseball coach at Norwich University. McInnis retired from professional baseball in 1926.
Locke Undergoes Operation at Western Reserve University
Gordon Locke athletic director of Western Reserve University was reported resting easily today after undergoing an operation for appendicitis on Tuesday in Cleveland. The incident was disclosed as his recovery starts, with no complications noted.
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Cleveland
Gordon Locke
Western Reserve University
Boxing Fight Results From United Press Switchboards
Jerry De Barbieux defeated Baxter Holmes in a boxing match. Georgie Nate beat Phil Tobias, Danny Delmont drew with Prince Saunders, Paul Daszo drew with Willie Pelligrini, Nick Clementi defeated Peewee Gale, Dick Stak beat Johnny Rich, and Billy Gladatone out pointed Jackle Davis. Matches list Chicago and other cities with various weights and outcomes.
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Chicago
U.P
Jerry de Barbieux
Belexium
Baxter Holmes
Wichita
Ens
Georgie Nate
South Tend
Ind
Phil Tobias
Coney Island
Danny Delmont
Prince Saunders
Paul Daszo
Willie Pelligrini
Nick Clementi
Peewee Gale
Three Oaks
Mich
Dick Stak
Johnny Rich
Cleveland
Billy Gladatone
Jackle Davis
Springfield
Notre Dame's 1930 Season Dominates Football
Notre Dame claims the national title after ten straight wins and a 19 game streak across two seasons. Alabama Washington State and Utah also finish undefeated or unbeaten, while Utah repeats Rocky Mountain crown and Drake repeats in Missouri Valley. The Army Navy charity game draws 75,000 at Yankee Stadium and Notre Dame California Illinois and other powers post record crowds and scores.
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Navy
Notre Dame Supreme
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Southern California
California
Stanford
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Bob Zuppke
Vanderbilt
Minnesota
Dartmouth
Columbia
Tulane
Georgia
Yale
New York University
Alabama
Washington State
Utah
Colgate
Michigan State
Len Maleulso
Crimson Tide
Yankee Stadium
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Notre Dame Army
Sol Gate Field
Los Angeles
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Rocky Mountain
Drake
Missouri Valley
Michigan
Purdue
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Texas
BIG Six
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Missouri Alley
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Fordham
Villanova
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Hanover
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Tex
South Bend
Annapolis
Bill Roper
Princeton
Nibs Price
Lud Wray
Arnold Horween
Harvard
Crimson
Fadie Casey
Horween
Frank Carideo
Fred Sington
Wesley Fesler
Ohio State
Rob Russell
Bobchey Koch
Baylor
Marchy Schwartz
Mel Hein
Bert Metzger
Bobby Dodd
Tennessee
Weller
Haskell Indians
Rhea
Nebraska
Ticknor
Cornell Meets Ohio State Final College Contest of 1980
Cornell University faces Ohio State in Columbus in the last collegiate game of 1980. Ohio State, using three new starters, relies on Wesley Fesler and Harold Ervin to anchor the lineup with replacements Lively or Wrigley at forward, Russell at center, and Larkins at guard. Cornell brings veterans and is viewed as an even match, with probable starters listed for both teams.
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Cornell University of Ithaca
N. Y
Ohio State
Harold Olsen
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Wesley Fesler
Harold Ervin
Cornell
Bob Lively
Lowell Wrigley
Ralston Russell
Dick Larkins
Russell
Pomeroy
Pitt
Ithawans
Carroll Triumphs Over Bliss 89 to 33 in Cleveland
John Carroll University defeated Bliss College Five 89 to 33 in Cleveland last night. Bliss led 21 to 14 at halftime but Carroll tied it late in the third and pulled away in the final period, dominating the fourth quarter.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
Bliss College
Bliss
Carroll
Vast 1859 New York publication hailed as largest ever
The illuminated Quadruple Constellation issued in New York in 1859 is described as possibly the biggest newspaper ever published. It stood 12 feet tall and six feet wide, contained eight pages with thirteen columns per page, reflecting an extraordinary print feat of its era.
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New York
Berlin roof garden mini golf course opens
The Eden Hotel hosts the first miniature golf course in Berlin on its large roof garden, while a recently discovered tablet reveals evidence of installment buying among ancient Egyptians.
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Berlin
Eden Hotel
Tilden Quits Tennis for Movie Contract
The seven time National Tennis champion William Tilden II quits amateur play to join Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in a film series on his famous shots. He will appear on the Pacific coast within a month, with a rumored contract value not disclosed. Tilden, 37, plans exhibition tours after filming, and says he now views himself through a professional lens.
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New York
Bobby Aes
William T. Tilden
Jones
Tilden
Hollywood
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Pacific Coast
Holcombe Ward
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Uniike Jones
Golf Association
Simon Pure
Wimbledon
America
Jean Borotra
Big Bill
Phillip B. Hawk
West Side Tennis Club
Paris housing rush shows 106000 families seek 4500 flats
An idea of Paris spread is given by the fact that 106000 families are seeking 4500 apartments currently under construction.
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Paris
Wooster College Receives Carnegie Gift for Library
Wooster Ohio December 31 1928 Wooster College announces a 215000 grant from the Carnegie Foundation to buy books for the college library The sum will be paid in five annual installments of 3000 each The gift ties to plans by the Carnegie Corporation to aid college libraries nationwide Wooster library holds about 60000 volumes.
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Wooster, O
Carnegi Foundation Corporation
Charles F. Wishart
Wooster College
Wishart
Carnegie Corporation
Assis College
Wooster
Former State Day Agent to Stand Trial
Thomas E. Franklin, former state prohibition agent, remained jailed in Uhrichs ville awaiting extradition from Pikeville, Kentucky, to face trial on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Franklin had drawn attention years ago during a period when Justice of the Peace courts thrived in Tuscarawas County.
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Uhrichsville
Thomas E. Franklin
Pikeville
Franklin
Justice of the Peace
Tuscarawas County
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