Baseball Magnates In Meeting In Chattanooga
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues met in Chattanooga Tenn with 24 minor league presidents and executives seeking remedies for waning attendance. Highlights included election of Charles H. Knapp as International League president, arbitration awards confirming payouts to Al Neihaus and Phil Page, and Cleveland nearing a right handed outfielder in Bob Seeds from Kansas City.
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Pachman
Turer State Supreme Court
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Western Association
Knapp
International League Today
John Conway Toole
Charles H. Knapp
Baltimore
atKegde
John D. Mauir
Southern Association
al Neihaus
Atlanta
Phil Page
Springfield
Mass
Cleveland
Bob Seeds
Kansas City
Veterans Battle for PGA Title on Hillcrest Course
Three veterans plus Gene Sarazen advanced to the third round of Hillcrest match play in the annual tournament. Len Diegel Agu Calienteire Walter Hegen and Sarazen led the survivors as Al Espinosa beat Melhorn after 410 holes in a dramatic finish.
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le Helder
Walter Hegen
al Espinosa
Chicago
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Haig
Tony Manero
New York
Melhorn
Iowa Ready to Pitch Appe al for Reinstatement to Conference
The University of Iowa seeks reinstatement to compete with Western Conference teams after a ban pending cleaning up athletic affairs. Iowa blocks include eligibility issues for basketball captain Virgil David for insufficient credits. Hawkeye athletic director B. C. Lauer prepares a 4500 word statement to present the case.
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University of Iowa
Iowa
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Hawkeye
Pittsburgh Likely To Play Trojans
Southern California likely to represent the West in the Tournament of Roses game. Knute Rockne appears unlikely to back out of a post season engagement, keeping Notre Dame out of the Roses scenario.
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Trojans
South Blend
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Southern California
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Knute Rockne
Wisconsin coach condemns no captain policy in football
Madison December 5 The growing push to do away with regular football captains draws sharp criticism from University of Wisconsin coach Glenn Thistlethwaite who says electing a captain is a key tradition and should not be abandoned. He rejects fraternity politics as a reason for ending captaincies.
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University of Wisconsin
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