Baer Loses To Schaaf In Madison Square Garden Bout
Max Baer the San Francisco heavyweight loses a ten round decision to Ernie Schaaf of Boston before about 10,000 fans at Madison Square Garden. Schaaf, 203 pounds, used a steady attack to take control late, earning a unanimous decision from referee and two judges as Baer’s power waned after a strong early showing.
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Football season breaks scoring records across colleges
New York December 20 AP reports a record scoring season as 152 teams averaged 139 points per season with 868 games played. Colgate led with 383 points and Southern California 382 while Notre Dame totaled 265. Hobart faced opponents over 300 points.
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Dairy officials plan $2500 spend on pasteurization gear
Two local dairy officials said about $2,500 will be spent in the coming weeks on pasteurization equipment for milk. The move aims to improve processing standards and safety in the local dairy industry.
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Schmeling May Lose His Title Through Mixup
Joe Jacobs, Schmeling’s manager under a five year contract, faces a clash with the New York State Athletic Commission over who may act for the champion. The commission, which does not recognize Jacobs due to suspension, notified Schmeling in Germany he must defend the title against Sharkey within 15 days. If Schmeling does not accept, New York’s title recognition could be forfeited.
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Tempe Teachers College eyes game with Kansas State
Tempe Arizona State Teachers College proposed a football series with Kansas State Teachers College of Pittsburg. A two year home and home contract was offered with the first game in Kansas next year. Acceptance depends on securing Pacific coast opposition, possibly Loyola or San Diego State in 1931.
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New Mexico Football Schedule for 1931 Includes Flagstaff Game
The University of New Mexico announces its 1931 football slate with Oc cidental College of Los Angeles Oct 24 here Flagstaff Teachers Oct 31 here Arizona U Nov 14 here and Texas Tech Nov 21 in Lubbock.
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Radio Announcers And News Editors Seek Names
South Bend Indiana December 20 AP reports radio announcers and news editors plan to compile a list of names of a few members as a light hearted effort. The item hints at a forthcoming feature highlighting personalities in broadcasting.
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Boxing card results span cities and draws across rings
Boxing bouts across cities conclude with knockouts and decisions. Notable actions include San Francisco victories by Mannison and O Neill, Los Angeles wins for Dado and Fields, Chicago wins by Retzlaff and Pantaleo, and draws in Toronto and Atlanta with Wolgast and Godfrey Wright.
Notre Dame Freshmen Football Team Names 1930 Roster
The 1930 Notre Dame freshmen squad includes Beacco Bomba Buzolits Finari Hrosky Izel Jandoli Jehle Krat ciunas Melinkovich Leshowicz Otinzinger Pionteck Pivarniix Pashcietz Palmicani Rinaldi Regante Repine Schreker Suher Sluszka Witucki Wiedle Cahill Connors Carney Conley Collins Connely Flynn Gillespie Healy McCrain McGuff ONeill O'Dea O'Connor O'Brien Ryan Whelan.
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Craig Wood Leads Pasadena Golf Open Standings
Craig Wood, lone sub par in Pasadena's $4,000 open, led the field at Brookside 71 after the first round. The Bloomfield, New Jersey pro shot 69 and stood two up on five pursuers as the second eighteen holes began.
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Golf stars tie for second in rocky card set
The 71s by Joe Kirkwood Philadelphia Ben Richster St Louis Tommy Armour Detroit Al Espinosa Chicago Frank Walsh Chicago formed a second place tie. Walter Hagen Detroit Ray Mangrum Dallas Clarence Clark Tulsa Ernest Martin Los Angeles tied for third with 72s one over. Horton Smith defending champ finished well down with 75.
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Los Angeles
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Cougars Rally as Underdog Status Sparks Rose Bowl Push
Washington State coach C. E. Hillingberg voiced defiance at the Rose Bowl odds favoring Alabama. He said the underdog label motivates the Cougars to prove themselves a true Pacific Northwest representative in the New Year clash.
Gila College to Stage Joan of Arc at Red Knolls Pageant
Students at Gila College will present the production Joan of Are at the Red Knolls pageant on April 24, 1931. College officials announced the event.
Sirbeck Sues for Divorce on Extravagance Charges
Charles E. Sirbeck of Jerome files suit for divorce in Yavapai county superior court charging his wife with extravagance undue fondness for the company of other men and desertion.
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Alabama Crimson Tide Fares West Toward Rose Bowl
The undefeated Alabama football team reached New Orleans en route to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl against Washington State. Coach Wade said the 1930 team is one of his best, with President Denny of Alabama weighing in on the team’s status as well.
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Army Schedule For 1931 Football Revealed
Army's 1931 football schedule adds six new opponents including Ohio Northern Knox Michigan State Colorado College Louisiana State and Pittsburgh Harvard visits West Point Yale and Notre Dame appear on the slate. The Cadets play Ohio Northern October 28 at home and finish the season against Notre Dame November 28 in New York.
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Coach Wade Sets San Antonio Stop For Brief Workout
He was not over confident but sought a great battle as Coach Wade changes plans and arranges a stop and brief workout today in San Antonio Texas.
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