All Season Grid Captain System Debate Stirs Michigan
Michigan Athletic Director Fielding H. H. Yost argues for lasting team captains over per game picks. He recalls a string of former captains and praises season long leadership, noting the bond between coach and captain shapes strategy and morale.
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Cedric GC. Smith
Elton E. Wieman
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R. J. Dunne
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Harry Kipke
Herbert Steger
Robert Brown
Ben Friedman
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Tama County High School Cage Meet Carded Next Week
Traer high school faces a tough Tama County basketball tournament with early round byes. Traer draws Dr Sach and Tama for semifinal paths while Dysart meets Traer in the second game as Tama battles Montour in the opening rounds. Final slated Saturday at 7 30 p m.
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Hogan seeks higher pay from Giants for Hornsby trade
New York reports catcher Frank Hogan argues the New York Giants should offer him more salary than the $130,000 received from the Braves in the Rogers Hornsby deal. He will discuss compensation today with Giants owner Charles A. Blumeham.
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West High to Host New Hampton in Next Cage Game
West High School edged Charles City in overtime 29 to 28 after a seesaw battle. Pixley Stetzel and Waite starred for West in the extra period as the team prepares to host New Hampton next Friday night at Charles City.
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Lost Still First in Western Tennis Rankings for 1927
George M. Lout Jr of Chicago retained number one in men's singles and Marion Leighton led in women's singles in the 1927 Western Sectional rankings announced by the Western division of the US Lawn Tennis Association. Johnny Aenne was second in men's singles. Clara Louise Zinke was second in women's singles. Hennessey and Lavien Williams won men's doubles. Leighton and Ruth Rice led women's doubles. Carl Dennison topped junior singles. Mabel Robitsann and Virginia Watson led girls singles with Robitsann first and Watson second.
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Waterloo bowlers target IBA tournament in St Paul Minnesota
Tenpin topics recount Waterloo alleys team entries for the IBA tournament in St Paul on Feb 18 19. Frank Manahl leads the squad with Manahl Lorenz Newman and Gorman as members plus near term league plans and notable scores from Waterloo alleys and surrounding leagues.
Delaney Left Open Only Heeny Bout As Title Aims
New York February reports say heavyweight champion Delaney will not sign beyond his March 1 Madison Square Garden bout with Tom Heeney. Manager Joe Jacobs said Delaney refused to bind to any further matches, leaving potential talks with Gene Tunney for after the Heeney bout. Rickard and Twill were noted as possible business voices.
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Indoor baseball marathon ends 13 innings at Forum
Smith and Fowler clubs battled to a 24 to 20 win after 13 innings with the game tied 20 all after the 12th. Schotnmaker pitched for Smith while Lichty and Van Fleet pitched for Fowlers. Kansas City, Feb. 11. INS report on the longest game of the season.
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Ames Breaks Slump With Narrow 39 38 Win Over Kansas Aggies
The Ames College Cyclones end an eight game skid with a 39 38 victory over Kansas Aggies as Taylor sinks a late free throw and Lande scores 14. Grinnell falls 35 22 to Nebraska. Luther suffers first Iowa Conference loss to Upper Iowa 29 17. Parsons tops Penn 30 27. Coe stays undefeated in Midwest by beating Cornell 31 29. Iowa aims to halt Indiana at Bloomington while Drake meets Kansas Aggies at Des Moines.
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Olympic Winter Games Program Opens in St Moritz
The 1928 Winter Games in St Moritz begin with 24 nations preparing a busy week of events. Opening ceremony on Feb 11 features hockey, with a schedule including speed skating, ski races, figure skating, bobsleigh, skeleton, and closing ceremony on Feb 19. France tops the first hockey result, defeating Hungary 4 to 2.
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Woman Trapshooter Ed McGoldrick Sets National Marks
Spokane, February 11. Mrs. Ed McGoldrick, five feet tall and 105 pounds, has won five consecutive state women’s trapshooting championships and led the American Trapshooting Association in handicap marksman with 0.9080 average from 19 and 20 yards. She ranked second among women nationwide at the 18 yard range without handicap. Encouraged by her husband, a well known marksman, she also excels with pistol and rifle and is an avid hunter.
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Gopher Tankmen Win Big Ten Swim Meet Title
Minnesota defeated Wisconsin 45 to 27 in Madison in a Big Ten swimming meet. The Gopher relay team set a new conference record with a 1 18 time. Winnipeg Maroons beat Kansas City Pal-Mers 3 to 0 in an American Hockey Association game.
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Towa Track Coach Selects Squad for C. A. A. Dual Meet
Coach George Bresnahan names 46 University of Town trackmen to face Chicago Athletic Association stars in a Feb 18 dual meet. Iowa’s Cuhel Baird Hunn pace a strong lineup with Kinsey Fitch Meyers bolstering the rival club. Darwent will announce Cherry Circle selections Monday as Town entries pepper the events from sprints to distance and field.
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Sanger Wins Bantam Title Fight. Taylor Foul Claim Rejected
Chicago February 11. Joey Sanger earned a technical knockout over Bud Taylor in a title bout. The Illinois athletic commission accepted the result after a hearing upheld the knockout, rejecting Taylor's foul claim in the seventh round. Referee Phil Collins and judges E L Cook and Edward Klein testified the blow was fair.
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Prep Basketball Roundup From Cedar Rapids District
Prep basketball results from Feb 11 include Cedar Falls high 14 Cedar Palla 3 with Lewis star. Shell Rock 29 Waverly 7. Dysart 51 Belle Plaine 8. Winthrop boys 30 Walker 18 and girls 43 13. Independence tops Lamont 38 21 led by McMillan and Goltman. Sumner defeats Tripoli 14 13 with Schadrin and Krueger standout. Grundy Center 17 Reinbeck 4. Tama 28 Traer 20. Dumont 27 New Hartford 26 in overtime. Parkersburg 19 Aptington 18. St Xavier's Manchester 11 14. Lawler 32 Fredericksburg 10.
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Landis to Lead Affairs of Billiard Group Pets
Chicago, Feb 11. Dr Ralph H Wheeler famed Chicago surgeon and president of the National Billiards Association will supervise all professional billiards matches beginning with the national pocket billiards tournament from March 5 to 17. Top players including Welker Cochran Otto Reiselt and Frank Taberski backed the move hoping to remove commercial influence and create a governing body. Taberski defends his crown in the March tournament as the NDA selects top 10 players from last season. Ralph Greenleaf last year’s champion has faced Taberski in challenge matches and will seek the title again. The petition argues past championship conditions lacked independence and needed an autonomous governing body aligned with other sports.
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Purdue Michigan clash drives Big Ten title race
Chicago Feb 11 The Purdue Michigan game at Ann Arbor looms as a pivotal title bout. Purdue leads with three wins and one loss. Also on tonight’s slate Iowa faces Indiana in Bloomington and Minnesota visits Wisconsin with Wisconsin favored to climb to first if results go their way. Indiana is expected to handle Iowa and Minnesota is urged to beat Wisconsin to alter the standings.
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Des Moines U Opponent Monday Night For Tutor Nine
Cedar Falls Feb 11 The Des Moines University quintet visits Tutor Fieldhouse for a Monday night game. Coach Art Dickinson’s State Teachers College squad seeks to halt a stretch of five losses and four remaining games loom after this meeting. lineup remains Cooper Lambert Haberichter Fritzel Shoemaker with Fritzel and Shoemaker guarding.
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Caldwell declines Yankee club joining rumor
New Haven report states Yale football star Bruce Caldwell denied claims he would join the New York Yankees after graduation. In Philadelphia, Joe Ray of the Illinois C. A. C. was expected to accept an invitation to run in the John W. Overton Memorial mile at Meadowbrook on Feb. 21. Miami golf winner Mrs. C. Hill defeated Mrs. Harold Prout in the Miami Beach tournament final. Illinois swimmers dominated Notre Dame in Champaign, winning most events.
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