Notre Dame Plans Big Home Football Stadium
Notre Dame will shift to more home games with a new 50 000 to 60 000 seat stadium in South Bend costing 750 000. Father Charles L. O'Donnell says facilities forced away games and by 1930 major opponents will visit with Rockne confirming plans.
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Schmeling contract saga deepens amid Garden bids
New York on February 13 reports Jess McMahon joining Schmeling’s boxing dispute. Schmeling’s manager Bulow and promoter Jacobs clash over contracts while the State Athletic Commission weighs McMahon’s deal. The Garden faces potential delays as legal and org questions unfold, with Schmeling tied to multiple venues and managers.
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Johnny Dundee Wins 10-Round Bout in Lenox Sport Club Fight
Johnny Dundee of New York defeated Lou Moscowitz of the Bronx by decision in a 10 round bout at the Lenox Sporting Club. Dundee weighed 128 1 2 pounds, Moscowitz 129 1 2. Dundee is a veteran with about 400 ring battles and former two time champion status. The decision came in New York on February 13.
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Stage's Prep Meet for Cagers Likely to Be Discontinued
Chicago reports that the University of Chicago may end its national interscholastic high school basketball tournament after the first week in April. A A Stagg may abandon the event, which drew 42 championship teams from 38 states last year, risking the national federation’s sanction. The federation could withdraw national status at its Cleveland meeting February 25, while other officials discuss outlaw tournaments if sanction is denied. Kansas has pulled financial support but not participation.
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West High braces for clash with undefeated Charles City
West High basketball drills for a second meeting with the undefeated Charles City quintet. Coach Ralph Sarff’s Ol Rose squad faces a tough test as Hehn Hahn leads the visitors in a strong season with 10 wins. A large home crowd is expected for the Friday showdown following a long scrimmage tonight.
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Mallory Not Ready to Quit Tournament Tennis
Molla Mallory, veteran of courts, remains unlikely to retire for 1929 season. Despite slipping to fourth in rankings, she plans to sail for Wimbledon in June and likely compete at the U S national championship at Forest Hills in August. Mallory, eight-time champion, vows to play as long as able, with powerful forehands and backhands from Park Avenue training.
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Conger Upset in Meadowbrook Race by Gotham Athlete
Philadelphia February 13 Ray Conger who beat Nurmi recently finished third behind Fred West of New York University in Meadowbrook 660y at the fourteenth Meadowbrook games. West surged to victory ahead of Bernie McCafferty Holy Cross, while Percy Williams won the 45 yard dash in 6.1 seconds with Karl Wildermuth Georgetown second and Jimny Pappas Newark A C.
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Cubs Manager McCarthy Prepares Cubs for Catalina Island Trip
Chicago February 14 Managers Joe McCarthy of the Cubs was due in Chicago today to round up his group for the trip to Catalina Island and spring training. About a dozen players plus trainers will travel aboard the Bruin special, with others picked up en route.
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Hawkeyes Lead Big Ten in 1928 29 Victory Percentages
Iowa University announces that Hawkeye athletic teams achieved 75 percent wins in 1928 29 across intercollegiate sports. Illinois led with 79.8 percent, Wisconsin 70.9 percent, Purdue and Indiana around 62 63 percent. Iowa posted 24 8 1 across eight sports since last October with football basketball cross country swimming track gymnastics wrestling and soccer showing varied results. Michigan and Northwestern held slight edges over Iowa in limited matchups while Minnesota Ohio State Indiana and Chicago failed to defeat Iowa in most contests.
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