All Coast's 1929 Football Eleven Named by AP
Out of the huddle eleven young stars earned spots on the Pacific Coast all coast team for 1929 as AP officials aided by coaches and writers tallied the selections. Roy Riegels California center led with 23 of 25 votes and Stanford’s Don Muller earned a captain end berth.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Associated Press
West
Roy Rieeels
California
Pasadena
Riegels
Carson
Bennie Lom
Schwarz
Stanford
Don Muller
Merle Trafford
Washington
Austin Colbert
Oregon
Elmer Schwartz
Washington State College
Paper Pushes Row Before High Court
Minnesota law restricting newspaper publication was reviewed by the state supreme court in the Saturday Press case. Attorneys argued the measure threatens press freedom and is arbitrary and oppressive while the paper faced permanent restraint for alleged malicious defamatory content.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
State Supreme Court
Saturday Press
United States
Coun
Pitt and Yale Dominate All Eastern Eleven of 1929
Pittsburgh and Yale supply three players each to the AP all eastern eleven for 1929. Albie Booth of Yale is named quarterback as the lone sophomore on the team. Toby Ua nsa tops the backfield votes with Cagle as running mate. Dartmouth’s Al Marsters is placed at fullback, though usually a halfback.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Yale
Associated Press
Little Albie Booth
Toby Uansa
Cagle
al Marsters
Dartmouth
Bear Pilot Bert Schwarz Shines Guard for California
Carl Handy recalls Bert Schwarz as a stellar guard for California whose steady play limited Handy's chances. When on court Handy proved adept, earning him Golden Bear captaincy for next season. team selections include Donchess Pittsburgh and Yale players among others.
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Bert Schwarz
California
Carl Handy
Boxing results from across North American venues
AP reports winners across cities including Banovic outpointing Olin in New York, Bass defeating Martinez and Zwick topping Marciente in Philadelphia, Terris stopping Rector in Kansas City, and more victories in Toronto Omaha and Tucson with high school football withdrawal noted in Tucson
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Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Jose Martinez
Spain
Phil Zwick
Cleveland
Joe Marciente
New York
Tokera
Kas
Big Sid Terris
North Carolina
Paul Rector
Los Angeles
Toronto
Ont
Willie Davis
Charleroi
Eugene Hunt
France
New Orleans
Eddie
Kid” Wolfe
Memphis
Tenn
Jose Estrada
Mexico
Trenton
N. J
Young Terry
Pete Petrolle
Fargo
N. D
Minneapolis
Emil Paluso
Jackie Sharkey
Arizona Commission paid $15071 in worker compensation
During the week ended November 30 the Arizona Industrial Commission issued totals of 15071.38 dollars for compensation and hospital and medical expenses to injured workers. Also in Tucson Dr. J P Wehrle was named assistant professor of entomology at the University of Arizona by the board of regents.
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Phoenix
Arizona Industrial Commission
Tucson
J. P. Wehrle
University ¢’ of
Arizona
Board of Regents
Iowa's Hopes Are Brighter in Conference Restore
Chicago December 3. Three conference athletic directors A B Stagg Fielding H Yost and George Huff declared no involvement in the Iowa case. They said Iowa must show it has cleaned its athletic department and is prepared to present evidence of reforms to regain good standing in the Western Conference.
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Chicago
Towa
A. &. Stagg
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
George Huff
Illinois
Iowa
Ilowa
Iowa Heavyweight Eyes Sharkey With Madison Square Hold
Jerry Tutty Griffith of Sioux City Iowa aims to beat Jack Sharkey next year. He will refuse to box Johnny Risko in Madison Square Garden on December 27 unless Risko earns the right to face Sharkey in the February Miami bout. Griffith notes he does not fear Risko, having previously defeated him in LaFoul before an illegal blow altered the outcome.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Johnny Risko
Madison Square Garden
New York
Sharkey
Miami
Criffith
Risko
Wils l
Arthur The Great Finds No Dearth Of Fighting Opponents
Chicago reports that Charles Arthur The Great Shires will face many challengers for his boxing debut. Applications pour in from Don Murray and Merle Hogue of pro football, along with numerous police officers and firefighters, all seeking bouts with the aspiring prizefighter.
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Arthur the Great
Chicago
Charles Arthur
Shires
Pritt Mater
Jim Mullen
Don Murray
Chicago Bears
Merle Hogue
Chicagos Cardinal
Phoenix Junior College Basketball Invasion Of Southern California
The Phoenix Junior College basketball team will travel to Southern California January 4 to 22 to face Pasadena Santa Ana Citrus and Glendale junior colleges. It marks the first coast trip by the team in its history and expands the program’s schedule.
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Phoenix
Ariz
California
Pasadena
Santa Ana
Citrus
Glendale
East
Communicable Disease Count in Arizona Week Ended Nov 30
The State Board of Health reported 287 cases of communicable diseases in Arizona for the week ending November 30.
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Pmoenix
Arizona
State Board of Health
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