Speedy Rush to Bags of Storm at Cornell
At Cornell University a campus upheaval unfolds as Rowing Coach Courtney threats, faculty pushback, and track coach Moakley face off amid Courtney calling to race the best crew. Football coach Speedy Rush’s departure prompts Dobie’s pending replacement and calls for hearings by trustees.
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Waterloos Boost Big Handicap Bowling Match
Waterloos announce a high handicap bowling challenge against Waterloo Canning and other teams at Waterloo alleys on March 30. Key players Manahl and McFarlane headline a versatile lineup as fans flock to see a rare 250 pin head start.
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Juniors vs Midgets in season finale
Tomorrow night at East Junior High, the Juniors meet their old rivals the M. C. A. Midgets in a season finale. A small admission fee is charged and the game starts at 7.
Carpentier Impresses in Shirt-Sleeve Exhibition
Georges Carpentier, European heavyweight champion, attracts admirers in a shirt-sleeve exhibition with Maj. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle in New York. Two-minute rounds in a dining-room ring showcased his speed and defense as Tex Rickard predicted no world title bout in 1929 with Jack Dempsey due to scheduling and travel.
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Chicagoan Shoots 701 High Score in A B C Meet
Chicagoan Al Lea of Sullivan Metr team posted 701 for three games on the morning five man shift, lifting his team to 2892 and tenth in the tournament standings amid a field including teams from Chicago Milwaukee St. Louis Minneapolis and Madison. The event features former champions Commodore Barry Council Isk and Birk Brothers No 1 defending titles with multiple state and regional entrants competing across one and two man events.
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Madison High Clashes Mark Midwestern Basketball Tourney
Six teen teams competed in the second round at the University of Wisconsin Madison for the Midwestern Scholastic Basketball Championship. Matchups included Wisconsin Superior against Bloomington Centralia and Monroe against Cedar Rapids. Winners of two Madison Superior and Bloomington games meet later tonight.
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Baseball Dope Book Sets 1980 Rule Changes Preview
The Tape Book by Spink & Son outlines 1980 season signs including new rules, major league features, and historical milestones such as Ruth home run records. It includes instructions on hitting and schedules for the American and National Leagues, with notes on Wilhoit's consecutive hits and other star portraits.
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Oldest Harvard Man Charles French Dies at 98
Newton Massachusetts March 26 Charles French oldest living Harvard graduate from the class of 1843 died at his home last night He was 98 years old Benny Valger French lightweight scored a knockout over Harry Kabakow in six rounds of an eight round bout in St Louis last night
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St. Louis
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Third Team Ready for Semipro Baseball in Waterloo
Tarbell, manager, announced yesterday that the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co. has lined up a semipro baseball team for the coming season. Three teams are now organized Loyal Order of Moose and I C Shop are the others with talks of more. By next week strong teams may form a city league with room for eight clubs.
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Cyclone Wrestlers Beat Northwestern 26 7 in Ames
Iowa State College wrestlers defeated Northwestern University 26 to 7 in Ames Iowa. Hathaway pinned Groth in ten seconds of the last overtime bout after a draw and quick earlier wins. Wood and Barker each scored falls and several others won by decision as Iowa State nears the intersectional championship with the University of Pennsylvania on April 2.
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Risberg to Join White Sox in Dallas
Risberg of the Chicago White Sox has quit the holdout and will join the team in Dallas Texas Sunday. Word comes from the club training camp at Waco Texas.
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Sports Flashes: Greb Wins Over Brown in Chicago
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh defeated George Brown in a 12 round decision in Denver. Wladek Zbyszko lost a handicap wrestling match to Ad Santel in Boise. Frankie Mason shaded Holly Epstein in ten rounds in Grand Rapids. Penn and Chicago split the college basketball title game in Philadelphia.
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Buck Weaver Stels After More Money In Chicago Conference
Buck Weaver Chicago third baseman for the Americans travels to Chicago for a conference with owner Charles A. Comiskey to demand a new contract. The pursuit follows ongoing salary tensions and potential management negotiations this March.
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Pay Increase Sought By Waco Club Coach
A report from Waco Texas states Weaver left the club’s training camp yesterday amid calls for a pay raise to the coaching staff.
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