Morgan Loses Junior Lightweight Title in NYC
Benny Bass stopped Tod Morgan in the second round at Madison Square Garden to claim the 136 pound title. The New York State Athletic Commission launched an inquiry into the bout amid questions over purses and financial arrangements, ordering both fighters and managers to appear. Morgan faced a $35,000 guaranteed fee if he lost and a share of the gate if he won, with the gate reported around $28,000.
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Bill Carrigan Quits as Red Sox Manager
The Boston report notes Bill Carrigan, manager of the Red Sox, has left his post. His retirement adds to the list of big league managers whose activities ended after the 1929 season.
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Western Hoopsters Ready For Season Opener Night Contests
Four Western Conference teams close practice schedules with Indiana visiting Pennsylvania, Chicago facing Oberlin, Minnesota hosting Cornell College, and Purdue meeting Butler in Indianapolis. Indiana aims to rebound after two losses while Purdue seeks revenge for last season's 28 to 27 defeat.
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Boxing Roundup From Cities Shows Varied Results
In New York Dom Valente beat Frankie Marchese and Al Ridgeway defeated Nel Tarleton. Boston saw Armand Emanuel outpoint Jack Gagnon. Los Angeles' Neil Clisby stopped Tony Galento. Wichita AnguSnyder outpointed Fred Reese while Baxter Calmes knocked out Jack Strong. Frankie Stenson fouled Eddie Anderson in San Francisco.
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Arizona basketball results from Phoenix Globe Tucson and Miami
In Phoenix high school play Phoenix High beats Mesa Grande 36 to 18. At Globe Dixie College St George Utah defeats Ryan Druggists 25 to 24. In Tucson University of Arizona beats Phoenix Saunders Stores 27 to 19. In Miami Miami High defeats Mesa High 17 to 15. Newville Pa. Lynn G Adams state police superintendent bow hunting deer in South mountains says it is more sport than rifle hunting. no advices on success.
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Ray Schalk Returns to Chicago as Coach Candidate
The winter sessions of baseball moguls pushed veteran catcher Ray Schalk into a role as coach. Schalk, famed for his Chicago White Sox years, rose to major dominance behind the bat and later coached with the Giants. He may not catch for the Cubs unless Gabby Hartnett’s injury persists.
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Aaron Lazar Heads West To Palo Alto Clash
A teletype from St. Louis reports Army center Aaron Lazar, restored to eligibility, flies toward Los Angeles today aboard a T A Maddux westbound plane. He will reach Winslow at 12 40 tomorrow and LA at 4 20 to board an army special bound for Palo Alto for the game.
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Army Special En Route to West Point Stanford Game
The westbound Army football team special sped into the Rockies on December 21, carrying 140 cadets and officers. The trip aims to reach the final game between West Point and Stanford on December 28, but mountain grades and weather jeopardize recovering 12 hours lost to midwestern blizzards.
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Special train expected to arrive in Winslow this afternoon
A special train is slated to reach Winslow this afternoon. Transit officials anticipate a smooth arrival as crews coordinate track and signaling for arrival operations. Local observers await further details on scheduling and potential impacts on nearby streets.
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Penns New Football Mentor Lud Wray Named at U of Pa
Philadelphia December 21 AP Lud Wray known as Lud appointed head football coach at the University of Pennsylvania succeeding Lou Young who resigns to join the Council on Athletics in an executive role at season end.
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Inventor of Hoop Sport Marks 38th Birthday
Kansas City article notes December 21 1891 as the invention day of basketball by Dr James A Naismith who now teaches physical education at the University of Kansas He plans to attend an exhibition game between Kansas and Missouri this evening in his honor.
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Finance Minister Hilferding resigns amid German policy row
Berlin December 21 finance minister Hilferding resigned today after weeks of controversy over the government’s financial policy. His departure leaves the cabinet to face a new arrangement in Berlin.
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Lumberjack Cagers Win First College Game
In Flagstaff Arizona State Teachers Lumberjacks defeat Dixie Junior College 31 to 18. Lavik's lineup includes Cooper Pace Gibbons Pierce and Allen as first string. The team begins its season with five games on the schedule after January 1.
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Mesa High to Build 4000-Seat Stadium at Cost 40000
Mesa High School Superintendent H. J. Hendrix announced plans to construct an athletic stadium in Mesa Ariz with seating for 4000 and an estimated cost near 40000. The project was unveiled on December 21 by the school district.
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Arizona University Will Not Play U S C on Nov 1 1930
Tucson Arizona December 21 AP A football game between the University of Arizona and the University of Southern California would be impossible on November 1 1930 Arizona plans to meet a different opponent on that date Slonaker the Arizona graduate manager refused to disclose the rival but said a request for a different date with USC was made
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Prize Offered for Paris Drinking Song by French Wine Society
A Paris based society of the friends of the wines of France offers a $40 prize for a drinking song to pair with wine. The winning entry brings glory to the author. the prize is the financial reward. In Reno a local industry group notes many divorces, with zero filings on Friday the thirteenth.
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