Coaches Clash Over Olympic Track Team Selection
Five prominent coaches across Harvard Dartmouth Boston College Illinois Princeton debate how to pick the U S Olympic track squad. They favor shortened or staggered tryouts and consider funds politics and professional selection to ease wear on athletes. Names include Eddie Farrell Harry Hillman Jack Ryder Keene Fitzpatrick and Jackson Scholz.
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Davis
Walsh
Dartmouth
Farrell
Hillman
Jack Ryder
Boston College
Boston A. A
Amsterdam
Harry Gill
Illinois
Keene Fitzpatrick
Princeton
Authursts
Jackson Scholz
Ieitzpatrick
Hillmen
Ryder
Alabama Hunters Out After Foxes in Mid Winter Trials
More than 400 contestants braved the cold in Mobile for the National Fox Hunters association event. 122 hounds pursued three foxes. two were killed and the third captured alive.
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National
Fox Hunters’ Association
Rath Quintet Defeats Gates Cagers 34 14 in Industrial League
Rath Packing basketball team, once cursed by close losses, recovered last night at the YM C A beating Gates quintet 34 to 14. Schammel and Bridenstein led the winners with five goals each, while Bridenstein added a free throw. Substitutions were frequent as Rath sought a winning lineup, Nesting guiding the effort.
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Rath Packing Company
Hal Nelfing
Gates Callega
YM. C. A
Schammel
Aad Bridenstein
Wnning
Bridenstein
Nesting
Brigenstein
Rf Young
Ferternon
Sthemmel
C Olds
Natceran
Gordon
Reece
Qates
Yarrow
Ruut
Tyee
McCann
Kanight
Mbore
Freriche
Rakerest
Phillies brace for brighter season with young infield
Philadelphia Phillies build a youthful infield led by Don Hurst Fresco Thompson and Tommy Thevenow with Pinky Whitney driving runs. The club lists 14 pitchers including Luther Roy and Karl Caldwell while veteran outfielders dwindle to a few.
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George Kirkley
United Press State
New York
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Don Hurst
Fresso
Fresso ‘Thompson “Ab” Second, Tommy Thevenow
Pinky Whitney
Phils
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Jak
Evenow
Cardinels
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Paul Waner
Hornsby
Philes
Chuck Kieln
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Leach
Giants
Homer Peel
Houston
Deny Sathern
Cy Williams
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Gardinals
Luther Roy
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Phil Callins
New Orleans
Jim Mulligan
Syracuse
Karl Caldwell
Waco
Virgil Davis
Walter Lertan l
George Susce
University of Pittsburgh
Burk Shotten
Williams
Alex Ferguson
Bob McGraw
Lefty O'Doul
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Datis
Lerian
Susee
Benge
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Bacht
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Sweetland
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Bass Disqualified in St Louis Featherweight Bout
Benny Bass of Philadelphia was disqualified in the third round after striking Henry Leonard of Chicago in St Louis. Earlier he defeated Joey Rivers of Kansas City in the semifinal, while Claude Wilson of Birmingham was knocked out in the sixth round. Des Moines card features Eddie Anderson vs Henry Falern and other bouts.
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St. Louis
Msi
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Wero
Henry Leonard
Chicago
Joey Rivers
Kansas City
Claude Wilson
Birmingham
Ala
Peacock quint active twice on floor at home
The Upper Inwa team hosts two home games after a southern trip loss of three of four. Captain Gene Harvey returns from illness for Friday’s game with Western Union and Saturday against Buena Vista, as coach Dorman tightens drills to fix mistakes and regain fan confidence.
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Courier Special Rervires
Harvey
Unistis Jask
Darman
Wrek Rnel
Quintet Host Tonight to Western Union
Des Moines reports two Iowa basketball games set for tonight affecting conference standings. Cedar Falls hosts Western Union, while Luther meets Buena Vista in Decorah. If Luther wins, it creates a tie for league leadership with St Ambrose at .833. O Boyle Won Des Moines Feb 7 Harry O Boyle former Notre Dame star signed with Red Sox obtained a marriage license and wed Mary Adeline Glenn at St Johns Church last Monday.
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Des Moines
Towa
Cedar Parls
State ‘Veachers
Western Union
Decorah
Luther
Buena Vista
St. Ambrose
O'Boyle
Harry O'Boyle
Notre Dame Grid
Boston Red Sox
Mary Adeline Glenn Lat
St. John’s Church
Dynamite Gus Sonnenberg Becomes New Wrestling Champion
Jack Dempsey era sparked color in boxing and Dynamite Gus Sonnenberg rose as heavyweight wrestling champion. The piece compares Gus’s forceful style to Dempsey’s in thrilling rounds, noting his aggressive tactics and hopes for Gus to defend the title and revitalize the sport.
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Jack Dempsey
Gus’ Sonnenberg
Jess Wile Iard
Dempsey
Jack
Gus
Lewis
Gus Sachamion
Saints Quintet Holds Lead Over League Rivals
Saint Ambrose College of Davenport led Augustana 21 to 14 after trailing 10 to 8 at halftime in Rock Island. Ambrose forward Math scored six field goals as the Saints came from behind late in the game.
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Rock Island
Davenport
Augustana
Saints
Math
Ambrose
Canzoneri Defeats Sanger in Seven Rounds at Chicago Show
Tony Canzoneri, the New York based Italian fighter, defeated Milwaukee’s Joey Sanger in seven rounds at Jim Mullen's Coliseum before a record indoor crowd of 11,000. Canzoneri weighed 127 1/2 pounds and now faces a weight decision between returning to featherweight or moving up to junior lightweight. Sanger showed grit despite being knocked down twice, including a first-round flash knockdown, as the bout set an attendance and revenue record for the region.
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Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
The
Savage Iittle
New York
Joey Sanger
Jim Mullen
Coliseum
Tony
Andre Routis
France
Tod Morgan
Canzoneri
Milwaukee
Sanger
Joy
Sangor
Jacy
Haymaker
Dale Shea
Mullen
Bud Taylor
Taylor
al Singer
Armando Santiago
Ister
Ganzoneri
Tony Herrera
Forth Worth
Tex
Boxing Out of Washington After Boxer Dies
Professional boxing in Washington will end after Eddie Cartwright, 32, Portland, dies from injuries in a Seattle bout. Mayor Edwards bans fights indefinitely while a bill to legalize boxing is dropped by manager William Coyle. No further legalization efforts planned. Kerr may pilot Springfield club. Chinese team loses to USC. Notre Dame to open 1930 season. Italian heavyweight Bertazzoni arrives.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Eddie Cartwright
Portland
Frank E. Edwards
William Coyle
Seattle Civic Auditorium
Coyle
Illinois Opens Spring Football Drills With Humbert Lead
In Champaign Illinois the University of Illinois began spring football practice yesterday with 72 players including Fritz Humbert varsity fullback reporting for drills.
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Champaign
Ill
U.R
Fritz Humbert
Is University of Illinois
Eastern Fest feature at Newark A G C on flat track
Edgin Wide of Sweden will try to beat a strong field including F G Bayley of New York A C and Pasvo Nurmi who won a two mile handicap last week. Percy Williams of Canada and Ray Conger will also race in sprint and middle distance events at the Newark Armory program as Tim Kennedy, Sam Martin and Harald Cutbill join the 1 000 yard clash.
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Finland
Pasvo Nurmi
Edgin Wide
Sweden
Newark
F.G . Bayley
New York A. C
Nurmi
Flying Finn
Seasors
Percy Williams
Canada
Ray Conger
Phil Edwards
New York University
Ace
Jimmy Kennedy
Georgetown
Sam Martin
Harald Cutbill
Boston A. A
Still Quint Is Again Loser in Two Game Series
In Des Moines on February 7, the Still college cagers trailed Kirksville osteopaths by 22 19 at halftime but were outpaced in the final period and dropped the second of two games 46 to 36. Byers and Anderson led Kirksville with 16 points each, while Joseph added six field goals for the visitors.
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College Cagers
Kirksville
Sth
Lend
Byers
Anderson
Joseph
Japanese billiards star leads in world championship
Kinney Matsuyama tops the round robin standings in the 18.2 balkline billiards world championship with two straight wins. Jackie Schaefer of Chicago follows after a single victory, with Belgium's Edouard Horemans and Wetker Ceshrans tied for third after a split result. Horemans’s 400-point inning comeback against Cochran marked the day’s highlight.
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Associated Press
New York
Kinney
Matsuyama
Jackie Schaefer
Chicago
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Wetker Ceshrans
Young
Oma
Eric Hagenlacher
Felix Granga
France
Horemans
Grange
Lad Horemans
Cochran
Horcmens
Schaefer
Hegenlacher
Dike Independents Fall 28 21 to Orange Quintet
Orange squad used fast passing to beat Dike Independents 28 to 21 at Orange. Bown led scoring with four field goals and three free throws for Dike while Graceland College upset Missouri Wesleyan 24 to 17, with Sprague scoring 11 points.
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Orange Quintet
Oranges Independents
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Bown
Dike
Orange
Miller
Balley
Kiinggman
R. Peterson
Peterson
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Taylor
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Ellsworth
Graceland
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Graceland College
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