Sportsmen not amateurs sole guardians of virtue says Sav age
Howard J Savage of the Carnegie Foundation faults the idea that sportsmanship belongs only to amateurs In his first public statement since bulletin No 23 he warns that coaching proselytizing by college staff fosters dishonesty He cites renowned pros as examples and notes widespread subsidization of college athletes while urging clearer values in sport and education.
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New York
Howard J. Savage
Carnegie Foundation
Savaga
Bil Repel
Princeton
T. A. D. Jones
Savage
Amherst
Williame
Wesleyan
Wellesley
Holyoke
Vassar
Williams
Dallas News
Jewelers Face Tough Clash With Bedford Merchants
The Haserodt Jewelers expect a hard battle Sunday at Bedford against the Bedford Merchants, a top northeast Ohio squad coached by BHop Smith. Both teams remain undefeated this season as they prepare for a 2:30 start, with Jewelers officials calling for a 7 pm signal-practice scrimmage at Richwine Field.
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Haserodt Jewelers
Bedford
Bedford Merchants
Merchants
Ohio
Jewelers
Bedfordites
Bhop" Smith
Ohio State Tankle
Cleveland Yellow Jackets
Ravenma Red Bears
Fairport Harbor
Tutal Ege
Pop” Kayes
Richwine Field
Walter Berger Traded to Boston Nationals from LA Angels
Walter Berger, outfielder, is traded to the Boston National League club by the Los Angeles team of the Pacific Coast League. The Angels receive George Harper, outfielder, Art Delaney, pitcher, and an unannounced sum of cash in exchange for Berger who cost $1,000 when bought from Pocatello in 1927.
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Los Angeles
Walter Berger
Boston
Angels
George Harper
Art Delaney
Sim
Berger
Pocatello
Nevada Grid Team Takes to Air in 1929 Travel Boom
The Nevada Wolf Pack football squad led a pioneering air journey to Glendale to face USC, flying 37 players and supporters in nine planes. The trip cut travel time and cost versus rail, signaling air travel as a future norm for Pacific Coast football squads.
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Nevada
Reno
University of Nevada
U.S. A
Wolfpack
California
Sierrra Nevada Mountains
Southern California
University of Southern California
Reno Glendale
Sierras
Death Valley
Glendale
Balkan Bandit Robbed Caravan in Trikala
Taatza the Great, Balkan bandit and self-styled king of freebooters, robbed a caravan near Trikala in Northern Greece, taking valuables from 100 travelers including a police official. He abducted four hostages for ransom and warned of military interference, while negotiations continue as authorities hunt for him.
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Berlin
Tratza
Greece
Trikkala
Tzatza
Tzaiza
E Landi
Tzatga
Beo
Omeer
Unknown American soldiers identified or buried in Europe
Friday, November 15, 1929 Chronicle Telegram Elyria reports on identification efforts for unidentified soldiers in the Meuse Argonne and Chateau Thierry sectors. Bodies found are kept at nearest military cemeteries until identification exhausts all means. if unresolved, buried as unknown. Some unknowns later identified by relatives or comrades, and a brave marker replaces the unknown marker. A few isolated graves remain mainly in France outside War Department control by relatives' request.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Meuse Argonge
Chateau Thierry-Oissonsa
Teoefveyl
Japan
France
War Department
Over-Emphasis On Intellectual Pursuits Troubling Pitt Coach
Frank Getty reports University of Pittsburgh athletic director and English professor W. Don Harrison warns against too much focus on intellectual and artistic pursuits. He argues football remains a saving national influence and that sports and study must pace each other. He critiques some critics and notes the value of practical athletic grit on and off the field.
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Frank Getty
W. Don Harrison
University of Pittsburgh
Harrison
Carnegie Foundation
Pitt
Greece
Muskingum Has Even Chance To Whip Wooster
Muskingum hosts Wooster at New Concord with an even chance to retain top Ohio Conference position. No favorite in this game as both teams seek key conference wins amid a slate of matches across Oberlin Western Reserve Akron Oberlin. Independent plays include Marietta versus Otko University and Kenyon versus Ohio State in Columbus.
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Cleveland
Muskingum
Ohio
Muckies
Wooster
New Concord
Muskingum Jose
Oberlin
Western Preserve
Akron Orver Cast
Heidelberg
Ohio Northern
Ada
Ottenbein
Hhitram
Westerville
Marietta
Okto University
Kenyon
Ohio State
Columbus
St. Xavier
Oglethorpe
Cincinnati
Dayton
Quantico Mariner
Baldwin-Wallace
Kent State
Kent
Mount Union
Capital
Defiance
Spring Valley Gun Club to Hold Trap Shoot Sunday
The Spring Valley Gun Club will host a trap shoot this Sunday at 1 PM at the Spring Valley traps. A large number of local shooters are expected to participate in the competition.
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Spring Valley Gun Club
Spring Valley
Saturday Radio Football Schedule Fares From Major Networks
A saturated OCR fragment lists college games including Notre Dame versus Southern California on CBS and NBC networks with show times around 2:00 to 4:00 EST. Also shown are Yale vs Princeton on NBC and coaching notes with stations WAKC WHAF WJAR and others. Mentions Minnesota versus Michigan and Tennessee versus VanderMill with assorted regional stations. The text closes with a broad opinion on labor power and Britain.
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Notre Date
Soathern
California
NBU
WIZ
WEA
WAZA
WHAM
KNKA
WLS
RWRK
WTMI
KOA
EFT
GRO
EHU
Kien
Notre Dame
Southern California
Columbia
WAKC
WHE
WMAL
Wows
WLW
WOOD
WWNC
WLAC
WMAQ
WKWH
KDYL
KOIL
KFC Wort
WREC
KMOX
Yale
Princeton
NBC Network
WHAF
WHET
WTIC
WJAR
WAG
WeSh
WIT
WRC
WOY
WCAK
KSD
WTAM
Nebraska
Linetown
Delvail
Michigan
Stirtin
Detroit
Bolh
Tawa
Drake
M. A
Kaylor
Ft. Worth
Minnesota
WCCO
Minneapolis
KSPT
St. Paul
Tennessee
VanderMill
WSM
Nashville
Cioma —Keab
Airplane Weather Radio Network to Cover U S
The Commerce Department Aeronautics Bureau plans a nationwide radio weather system for aviators. It will link 24 stations with fifteen more under construction enabling pilots to receive landing field conditions on the go. Navy pilots fear pay and retention issues as civilian aviation grows. A German flying robot claims to stabilize planes automatically, with an option for pilot override.
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Washington
Commerce Department Aeronautics Bureau
Commerce Department
United States
Radio Telegraph
Aler
America
Civic Airways
Crnmercce Department
Aeronautics Young
Uniti
Navy Department
Aeronautics Bureau
Navy
Zeus Soueeck
Wavy Fier
Williant A. Moffet
Air Servier
Germany
Berlin
Konjola touted as cure for long standing ailments
Mrs Harrett Dodge of Dayton Ohio credits Konjola with relief from indigestion loss of appetite and gas pains. She says kidney weakness caused nightly trips and fatigue but after using Konjola her stomach was regulated appetite restored kidneys strengthened and rheumatism vanished. Advertisement claims Konjola sold at Philip's drug store and throughout the region.
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Konjola
Phiilip
Adf
France Hunted for Bodies of 200 Doughboys
Paris reports identification parties still comb unmarked graves across France from the Channel to the Vosges. Of the 130,265 men in the U S armed forces, efforts persist as bodies are recovered nearly every week.
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Paris
France
Channel
Vosges
United States
Dead of World War buried in American cemeteries abroad
Twenty seven bodies found in lost graves during the summer have been transferred to world war cemeteries for burial. Meuse-Argonne Romagne 14151. Oise-Aisne seringes 6010. St Mihiel Thalaucourt 4161. Aisne Marne Hellea u 2270. Somme Bon y 1829. Sureanes Barlo 4534. Brookwood England 463. Flanders Field Belgium 366. Every grave now marks with a cross or star of David in white Carrara marble. Unidentified graves bear “Here lies In honored glory an American soldier known but to God.” Searching for lost graves continues, aided by charts, contour maps, and tooth charts to identify remains prior to official confirmation.
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Meuse-Argenne
Romagne
Otee-Aisne
Seringes
St. Mihiel
Thalaucourt
Aisne
Muarne
Helleau
Somme
Bony
Sureanes
Barlo
Brookwood
England
Flanders Field
Belgium
Crosa
Carrara
Quartermaster General
Washieton
Strange beer malady kills two million bees in Port Talbot
Eng entomologists cannot identify a disease that has killed about two million bees owned by a local farmer in Port Talbot. In a separate item from Tud Discharged, Donald Clarke threw an inkwell through a plate glass window, resulting in a court fine of 410 dollars. Mount Holyoke College estimates costs at 170000 dollars. The average horse has strength equal to five men.
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Port Talbot
Eng
South Bend
Tud
Donald Clarke
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