Bucknell Coach Denounces No Scout Agreements
Bucknell head coach Carl Snavely says non scouting pacts failed this season and vows not to continue them. He cites several rivals who broke promises, including a flagrant case where a scrub team copied Bucknell plays. He notes Penn State acted with sportsmanship and lists opponents with which Bucknell had or had not agreements.
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Lewisburg
Dee
Carl Sgnavely
Bucknell
Snevely
Bucknell University
Snavely
Temple
Dickinson
Gettysburg
Geneva
Lehigh
Susquehanna
Penn State
Army
Washinton & Jeferson
Villaneuve
Wo É& J
Charles City Football Letters Awarded Players
Charles City Courier reports first and second team football letters awarded at the high school. Recipients include Earl Fods, Leo Kerstetter, Kenneth Bluhm, Howard Imus as first team. Orville Lew Spencer Lewis, Carl Pettit, Bert Pete Schick among others as second team. Captain Kenneth Bluhm presented a traveling bag to Coach Bayjan.
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P Courier Special
Charles City
Court Boylan
Earl Fods
Leo Kerstetter
Kenneth Bluhm
Howard Imus
Evding
Mason City
Snewerzen
Wickhorst
Town U
Em My
To Day Finch
Leo Kerstener
Gordon Atherwon
Amet Greene
Kenneth Slahm
Ripley
Vino Bickley
Kurl Fods
Kuhn
Bob Briscoe
Wm. Leek
Clermont Lopez
Budd Hamin
Irvin Hahn
Pony Bioont
Bob Larsh
Harris McClain
Carl Hang Wro
Richard Blaar
Orville
Lew Spencer Lewis
Carl Pettit
Bert Pete Schick
Ronald Moner
Bay- Jan
Officials Chosen for Pitt and Stanford Scrimmage
Pasadena officials announced the selection for the January 2 football scrimmage between Pitt and Stanford. Referee Bob Evans will officiate, with A H Sharpe as field judge and Bam Dolan as head linesman. John Eall from Dartmouth and AY Marsters as paddock manager will handle station roles and ticket sales, with about 50,000 seats already sold.
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Pasadena
Cal
Stanford-Pittchureh Ardiren Batlin
Heferee
Bob Evans
A. H. Sharpe
Cornell
Bam Dolan
Oregon State Coile
John Eall
Dartmouth
AY Marsters
Pradtian
Stanford
Cink
Billiard Heat An Innovation For Tourney Match
New York December 17. A heated billiard table is to be shown Monday night as Welker Cochran defends his 18.3 balldine title against Jaze Schaefer in a 1500 point match. Large resistance hooks under the table will keep the ivory warm while slate beds stay even. The broadcast will be on station WGL, with about a thousand spectators expected in blocks of 300 points each.
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New York
Welker Cochran
Jaze Schaefer
WGL
Ames to Host Eighteen Winter Sports Events
Ames, Dec 17. Eighteen major winter sports events are set for the Iowa State calendar. Nine basketball games with conference foes, four dual wrestling meets, two swimming meets, and one indoor track meet. Key dates include January 6 opening basketball vs Oklahoma and January 6 wrestling vs Wisconsin, with a full home schedule through February and March including national collegiate wrestling and track meets.
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Fourier Speciad Servier Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
Ames
Cyclone
Oklahoma University
Wisconsin
Oklahoma U
Ema
Oklahoma A
Drake
Missouri
Grinnell
Kansas U
Nebraska
Kansas State
Washington
T. S
Johnny Weismuller Sets Twelve New Swim Marks in Year
Johnny Weismuller of the Invisis Athletic Club closed 1927 with a spree of record breaking, tallying twelve new American and world marks as the Amateur Athletic Union and National Swimming Association prepare to recognize the feat.
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Johnny Weismuller
Chicago
Dec
Invisis Athletic Club
Athi ‘Union
naGonal Swimming Association
Sacred Heart High Opens Season With Doubleheader Win
Sacred Heart High opened its season with a doubleheader victory at the Randolph school gym. Both first and second teams defeated St. John's Independence in thriller games before about 300 fans. Key players include MekKevitt, Kress, VanVliet, McGreevy, Fuller and McManus as the Cardinals pulled away in the second half.
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Sacred Heart High
Randolph School
St. John's High
Independence
Toen
Einster
Micky
VanVliet
McGreevy
Fuller
McManus
MecKevitt
Kress
Tagegert
Cardinals
MokKevitt
Cardinal
MekKevitt
Nlear
Harvard Drops All Non-Scouting Pacts
Harvard University athletic authorities announce in the Harvard News that Harvard will drop all non-scouting agreements with future football opponents. Athletic director William J. Bingham says the move reflects the majority sentiment at Harvard, framing scouting as time-saving, not spying.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
H. Aa. A. News
Harvard Athletic Association
Harvard
William J. Bingham
University
Northwestern names Dutch Lonberg new basketball coach
Evanston December 17 Coach Arthur Dutch Lonberg Northwestern university introduces his six year coaching record. He graduated from Kansas University in 1923 where he played football baseball and basketball. He began at McPherson college Kansas with two seasons producing 2 wins and 3 losses. He then moved to Washburn college Topeka Kansas where his teams won 49 and lost nine in four years.
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Evanston, II
Arthur “Dutch" Lonberg
Northwestern University
Kan
University
McPherson College
Kansas
Washburn College
Topeka
Kom
Bob Shawkey Signs Montreal Contract
Bob Shawkey, veteran pitcher recently released by the New York Yankees, signed as pitcher and coach for the Montreal club of the International League. Dutch Ruether, the other veteran Swirler, failed to land a big league job and is headed toward the Pacific coast.
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New York
Bob Shawkey
New York Yankees
Montreal
Dutch Ruether
Yanks
Penn Bear Scrap Honors Andy Smith at Berkeley
Berkeley, Cal December 17 UP When Pennsylvania and California meet a players' bench will be dedicated to Andy Smith former coach of California and Pennsylvania Smith died in January 1926 Players of both teams will assist in the ceremonies A bench and carved wood will memorialize his contributions
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Andy Smith
Penn-Bear Scrap
Berkeley
Cal
Pennsylvania
Dr Peltzer Short Stopover In Chicago Visit
Dr Otto Peltzer makes a brief Chicago stopover en route to Berlin coast harbor. He visits major universities to inspect athletic equipment and demonstrates training devices at Steuben club, later declining to discuss confidential matters.
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DR. Peltzer
Chicago
Chisago
Otto Peltzer
Ghlenpp
Daellin Ceast
Heiser Goun
New York
Steuben
Peltner
Pacific coast gridiron star plays 1027 season
Oakl and Gal December 17 41 In ten games he played all but six minutes totaling near 600 possible minutes. Albert Pohln Sl of Mary’s College made a tackling mark for the 1927 season on the Pacific coast. He was out only two minutes in one game and four minutes in another.
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Oakliand
Gal
Albert Pohln Sl
Mary's College
Pacific Coast
Ift
Workman Named Baseball Coach At Powa State Ames
Ames Tin Dee bt Noel Work football coach at Town State College named baseball coach succeeding W Chander head basketball mentor.
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Workman
Powa State
Ames. Tin. Dee
Noel Work
Town State College
W. Chander
Iowa U Alumni Call for Coaches Removal in Cedar Rapids
Iowa State University alumni in Cedar Rapids adopt resolutions demanding the immediate resignation of Athletic Director Paul Belting and coach Burton Ingwersen. The mass meeting backed the move by wide margins, urging prompt action to hire successor candidates before contracts expire in July.
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Cedar Rapids. In
INS
Town State University
Paw E. Belting
Burton Ingwersen
Walter A. Des Sup
State Board of Education
Peltine
Fort Dodger
Fort
Dadeye
Tee VT
Fort Bodice
University of Town
Tuncheo
Paul Belting
Burton Ingwer- Len
St. Mary's high school basketball team tops alumni 20 15
St. Mary's high school basketball team defeated the alumni five in a fast season opener 20 to 15. Stars for St. Mary's included forwards Lasene and O'Connor center Quicken bush and guard Walker with Moody Friedl Kurth Abani McCarty and Crawford also contributing.
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ST. Mary's
St. Mary's High
Alibal
St. Mary’s
Charles City Legion Shoot Set for December 18
Charles City Legion plans a gun shoot on December 18 starting 10 30 AM at the Charles City Gun club. The event will feature two trap games, a warm lunch, and prizes.
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Charles City
Uladas
Iowa Man Named Athletic Director at De Paul University
Chicago dispatch reports James D. Kelly, freshman coach, named director of athletics at De Paul University. He succeeds C. M. Coupal, who will focus on the business end of the program. Home is in Fonda Indiana, formerly coached at Buena Vista College and western Iowa high schools. Eddie Anderson, Mason City, remains as football and basketball coach.
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Chicago
James D. Kelly
de Paul University
Fo BL Coupal
C. M
Rimiento
Fonda
Buena Vista College
Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Mason City
Notre Dame
de Paul
Iowa Nine to Play Eight Southern Games on Trip
Iowa's baseball team will play eight times on a southern training trip in April coach Otto H Vogel announced. It will be the Hawkeyes third trip to Dixie with negotiations ongoing with top teams in the region. Wisconsin 25 Butler 18 in basketball at Madison as Hoosiers lead at halftime then hold on to win.
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Cutrier
Towa City
Iowa
Otto H. Vogel
Dixie
Wisconsin
Butler
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Butler College of Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Dead and Cripples In American Field Debate
Ozark Ripley argues that duck shooting harms game numbers as hunters favor cripples and automatic shotguns. He recalls Sioux City with many blinds using high volume shots, yielding many dead and crippled birds, and condemns the indifference of sportsmen. He calls for ethical hunting and preserving opportunity for future generations.
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Ozark Ripley
Sioux City
Missouri River
Lato
PLAN BIG WELCOME FOR ALL-EASTERN GRIDDERS
San Francisco on December 26 will host a large welcome for eastern football players arriving for a game against Western stars. Shriners will greet the visitors, with proceeds directed to Shriner children’s hospitals. In Honolulu Hawaii was favored in a separate interregional matchup between Hawaii and Utah Aggies.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Shriners
Shriner
Rawail
UTA
Honolulu
T. H
University of Hawaii
Utah Aggies
Acadamies Resume Rivalry After Sixteen Years
Delafield Wisconsin December 17 St Johns and Culver military academies will renew athletic rivalry after a 16 year break caused by a football game dispute. National Ski Tourney is set for Red Wing Minnesota February 3 4 and 5 per A J Howard Chicago Great Western agent. A 57 year diary from 1840 to 1897 on American farms was obtained by the New York State College of Agriculture showing farming life and conditions of that era.
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Delafield
Wis
St. John’s
Culver
National Ski Association
Red Wing
Minn
A. J. Howard
Chicago Great Weston Railroad
New York
Hockey Six Opens Season With Old Pals Match
Waterloo American Legion hockey club prepares for the season opener against Old Pals at Des Moines Dairy Cattle congress hippodrome tonight at 9:15. A revised lineup features Willey at center, Warner on defense, and Vaughn in goal.
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Waterloo American Legion
Old Pals Club
Des Moines
Dairy Cattle Congress Hippodrome Sink
Hawks
Willey
Warner
Vaughn
St. Paul
Dallas
Tex
Waterloo
Capt
Malcolm
Wagner
Webber
Collette
Wings
Berkey
Yount
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Carl Snavely
PITT
Topper Brobinson
cRusce DE Peary
Mesilike
Isabelle Piszy
Mesuke
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Rube Goldberg
Isabella
PRIST
Feeken
Otnls
Dea
Renee Lemar
Hendri
Strand Academy
Lonbercg
Iowa U
Cedar Rapids
Mandela Wiens
Mineapolis
Sammy Divided
Johnny O'Donsneil
Howard Mayberry
Sammy Ratner
Minneapolis
ST. Ambrose
Mount Vernon
Corneil
Miller’s Creek
Watkins Coal & Lumber Co
Peeeee Atte
ROK Tires
Russell-Lamson Garage
Commercial St
Tanto OY
Reer
O.K
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
H. & M. Chevrolet CO
5Th St
Resufe
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Paas Pei
A.G. Carter
Gen! l
Apt
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