SCHOOLS FAIL TO MAKE GRADE IN ATHLETIC REPORT
New York reports 84 colleges not approved in the Carnegie Foundation study of college athletics. Listed are Amhurst Boston College Brown Dartmouth Harvard Holy Cross Middlebury Vermont Springfield Allegheny Bucknell Carnegie Institute Colgate Columbia Dickinson Fordham Franklin and Marshall Geneva Gettysburg Grove City Hobart University of Pennsylvania Lafayette Lebanon Valley Lehigh Muhlenberg New York University Penn State Pittsburgh Princeton Rutgers Syracuse Ursinus Washington and Jefferson Blue Ridge Georgia Georgia Tech Georgetown University North Carolina Oglethorpe West Virginia West Virginia Wesleyan Western Maryland Beloit Michigan Northwestern Notre Dame Oberlin Ohio State Ohio Wesleyan Purdue Wisconsin Coe Des Moines Drake Haskell Iowa Minnesota Missouri South Dakota Alabama Centre Vanderbilt Baylor Oklahoma Southern Methodist University of Texas Arizona Brigham Young Colorado Denver Idaho Montana State Utah Wyoming California Oregon State Southern California Stanford University of Washington Washington State Hamilton Susquehanna.
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New York
Carnegie Foundation
Amhurst
Boston College
Brown
Dartmouth
Harvard
Holy Cross
Middlebury
Vermont
Springfield
Allegheny
Bucknell
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Colgate
Columbia
Dickenson
Fordham
Frankin and Marshall
Geneva
Grttysburg
Grove City
Hobart
University of Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Lebanon Valley
Lehigh
Muhlenberg
New York University
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Rutgers
University of Texas
Arizona
Brigham Young
Colorado
Denver
Idaho
Montana State
Utah
Wyoming
California
Oregon State
Southern California
Stanford
University of Washington
Washington State
Hamilton
Susquehanna
Art Pharmer Joins Gophers After Long Wait
Minnesota's Art Pharmer rises from bench to star status as a sophomore and becomes the current scoring leader after key performances against Northwestern. The former reserve, who endured years behind noted backs, shows cool under pressure with two touchdowns two field goals and two PATs, boosting Minnesota's fortunes late in the 1928 season.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Art Pharmer
Minnesota
Art
Herb Joesting
Shorty Almaquist
Bob Peplaw
Mally Nydahl
Pharmer
Ebronko Nagursk
Northwestern
Bleven
Ana Kiched
Notre Dame
Two Roads Open to Fans Driving to Iowa Contest
Waterloo football fans bound for the Iowa at Wisconsin game will find two driving routes available. Officials say routes via Dubuque and Freeport require longer travel with detours but offer more amenities, while the Dubuque to Madison corridor provides a shorter gravel route with hills and no detours. The game at Camp Randall Stadium is set for 2 pm Saturday.
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Waterloo
University c of Iowa
Madison
Wisconsin City i
Waterloo Automobile Association
Dubuque
Freeport
New Glarus
Dodge City
Metor
Camp Randall Stadium
Manchester High Football Shifts For Friday Game
Manchester high prepares for Friday’s game with changes in the lineup. Capt Hooshagen and Davey return from injuries to renew action after a 12-0 loss to Marion. Dicey the 190 pound fullback slated to move to guard as Greens plans the eleven lineup for Anamosith clash.
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Courier Special Servicer
Manchester
Manchester High
Hooshagen
Davey
Marion
Man
Darey
K. R. Greene
Dicey
Ine
Greens
Maroons Bravely Play Despite Mud in Chicago Grid
Chicago's Maroons faced heavy mud in yesterday's game showcasing passing and signaling plays. Players wore ankle length sheep skins and cowled overgarments creating a striking fashion note on the gridiron.
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Chicago
Det
U.P
Big Ten Defends Its Athletic Policies After Carnegie Report
Major John J. Griffith, Big Ten athletic commissioner, rejects Carnegie Foundation findings on subsidizing and recruiting athletes as unjust. He claims Big Ten schools are cleaner than others and disputes claims about Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Some hope for Iowa reinstatement follows minor accusations amid broader concerns.
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Get
Carnegie Foundation
John J. Griffith
Big Ten
Aly Chicago
Paols
Griffith
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Grifich
Whecarin
Badger
Iowa
Maxwell urges Big Ten to invite Iowa back into conference
Chicago sports editor Maxwell cites Carnegie Foundation findings to urge nine reshaped Big Ten members to welcome Iowa back. He notes seven of the previously named institutions face embarrassment and calls for Iowa to rejoin, arguing that true sportsmanship requires reconciliation.
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Chicago
Maxwell
Chicago ‘Tribune
Carnegie Foundation
Big Ten
Iowa
Northwestern
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indiana
Purdue
Freeport Man Named Superintendent of J C Stations and Transfers
J F Riordan of Freeport Illinois was named Timois Central superintendent of stations and transfers with Chicago offices. Riordan began in the S C service July 20 1901 as trainmaster's clerk at Freeport and advanced through roles to agent in 1906 later becoming supervising agent of the Wisconsin Division before the current appointment to stations and transfers following C G Richmond's death.
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J. F. Riordan
Freeport
Til
Timois Central
Chicago
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
Riordan
C. G. Richmond
S. C
Wisconsin Avision
Girl Killed by Auto in Des Moines Crash
Eight year old Maxine Neal died after being struck by a car driven by Tony Venners of Denver. Venners told police the girl ran into the path of his machine as he was en route to Chicago from Denver.
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AUTO
Des Moines
UPA
Maxine Neal
Ann
Tony Venners
Denver
Colp. Venners
Chicago
Radio Listings Across Major Stations In New York City Area
A dense schedule lists programs and orchestras on WEAF WGY WWJ KYW and other stations. Top hour features Sunshine Program with Rudy Valles Orchestra and multiple musical acts. late hours include Amos Andy Dan and Sle and The Hall Simort’s Band with varied broadcasts across WABC WJZ WIZ WLW and more.
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New York
Inbc
Rudy Valles Orch
WGY Ksd
WDAF
Wwd
Frank Black Orch
WGY
WWJ
KYW
Oliver Smith
Wwo
Advica
Andy Sannella
Alan
Sphaing
Kemp
WEAP
WABO
WADO
KMOX
Wbbal Mox
WBBM
HMBC
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Webm KO Kmox
WEBM
Wowwo
Lombardos Orch
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WEEM
WIZ
NDC Chality
Vincent Lopez
Kdka Kyw Wey
Beaury
Jack Shikreet
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Radioet
Bidd-Weap
AIBA
WGN
Dumke
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Dan
Sle
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the Hall
WABC
Orch
WHO
Des Moines
Bankers Life Concert Orchestra
Salon Group
Fleischmann Sunshine Hour
Selberling Singers
Maxwell House Concert Orchestra
Halsey-Stuart
Victor
Brunswick
Radio Schedule Fragments From 1930s New York Networks
Fragmentary program grid lists orchestras vocalists dance ensembles and serials across WEAF WABC WHEW and other stations with time slots from morning to late night. Mentions include Sarcha Fidelman violinist Charles Strickland Hotel Dance Orchestra and Amos and Andy with multiple stations and networks.
Speedway And Other Features At Paramount Theatre
Paramount presents Speedway a fast thrill packed drama of the Indianapolis race with William Haines Anita Page and Keri Dane in lead roles plus comedies and a two reel Moonshine. The Strand offers Why Bring That Up a lively all talking comedy with Evelyn Brent and William Green and Pathe news reels. Waterlooo shows Pals of the Prairie with Buzz Barton and The Tiger's Shadow fourth chapter while Palace highlights Iain Yales features and a Lost Laugh in the serial lineup.
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Patsy Ruth Miller
Iain Yales
Paramount
William Haines
Speedway
Indianapolis
Anita Page
Keri Dane
Ty Robert Bruce
James Barton
Pathe Sound News
Gourter-Paramount
Moran
Meek
Roy Octavus Cohen
Evelyn Brent
Willliam Green
Charles Grapewine
Chiokce
Schubert
Pathe Sound
Dialex
Waterloo
Buzz Barton
Gellant
Garney Oldfield
Indianapolis Oval
Parus
Mount Theatre
Wally Ried
Theodore Roberts
William Hetnes
Roberts
Ernest Torrence
Anita Pege
Get Girl
Byros Morgan
Reid
Haines
Torrenca
Mr. Haines
Karl Dane
Terrence
Jush
Aggie Football Prep and Entertainment Highlights
Kansas Aggies football prep continues as three varsity players return to defense for Sam Oklahoma game with doubts over Capt. Freeman G Tanks and Schooley still unclear. Nearby features note an agent’s witty match against a pun, cowboy ballads by Robert Brice, and a studio offering blackface imitations of Jolson and Cantor, plus highway No. 218 paving photos and Pathe world sound segments.
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Hollywood Sound
al Jolson
Eddie Cantor
Highway No. 218
Courier-Paramount News
Pathe
Purdue Football Squad Ends Outdoor Practice in Rain
The Purdue football team, battling rain and snow in Lafayette Indiana during the first part of the week, retreated indoors for skull workouts until conditions improve. A stray note mentions Tuscany ledic ore from a Tuscan mining area.
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Purdue
LaFayette
Ind
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