Pop Warner on Modern Football and Old Time Blocks
Carlson interview with Glenn Scoby Warner known as Pop discusses changes in football from 1892 to today. He cites blocking as the key modern shift, notes longer schedules and deeper talent pools, and recalls his Cornell start after a single day on the varsity.
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Los Angeles
Glenn Scoby Warner
Pop
Cornell
Georgia
Carlisle Indians
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Temple
Bob Zuppke
Zup
Knute Rockne
Percy Haughton
Harry Williams
John Taintor Foote
Eagles
Holy Cross
Villanova
Michigan State
Carnegie Tech
Albright
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Goldberg
Stebbins
Tennessee
Aldrich
Wilson
Harvard
Marty Brill
Ernie Pinckett
John Kareis
Anis
Yale
Princeton
Brough
Aynte
Eternil
Herd Wehr
Bnd Pepachan
Hedylee
Amarillo Women Bowled Over by New League Dance
In Amarillo a surge in bowling interest brings a new women’s league at Louie’s Alleys. Six teams clash for the first half title as Wagner’s Jewelery Furr Food and Kiva Drive Inn vie for top honors tonight. Rivalry and lively roars promise a non tame sport with many striking moments and shrieks of pins.
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Hubby
Thomas
Richard
Harold
Louie
Amarillo
Wagner's Jewelery
Furr Food
Kiva Drive Inn
Texas
Oklahoma City
Galento Seeks Title Shot in Newark Armory Clash
Signor Tony Galento battles Jorge Brescia in Newark as promoter Harry Mendel expects 11 000 spectators. Galento, No 1 NBA challenger, aims to prove himself for Joe Louis title contention while Brescia, Argentine heavyweight, once felled Louis but has been inactive.
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New York
U.P
Tony Galento
Jorge Brescia
Signor
Joe Louis
Brescia
Newark
Signor Galento
Harry Mendel
National Sports Alliance
Bignor Galento
Signel
Galento
National Boxing Association
Louis
Nova
Baer
Babe Ruth Era Screen at Sportsman Park May Be Removed
At Sportsman's Park in St Louis a barrier screen before the right-field pavilion, put up a dozen years ago in Ruth era glory, may come down. The screen spans from the right field foul line to deep center, rebounding off with caroms that keep plays in play as batters hit the wire.
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St, Louis
Sportsman's Park
Babe Ruth
Bambino
New York Yankees
Ruth
All-Star Roundup Notes Echo Busy Sports Offseason
Hollywood chatter links Holy Cross and Texas Christian with Notre Dame Duke seeks strong eastern or mid western opponents Florida plans major expansion. Broadway gossip touches Alice Marble restaurant ventures Lefty O Doul coaching plans Sammy Baugh Pag. Waner predicts Pirates and Reds race for third. Pedro Montanez and Jess Willard temperance tours noted. Sammy Snead faces a slump as golf stars waver in 1938.
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New York
Holy Cross
Texas Christian
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Duke
Florida
Alice Marble
the Waldorf
Joe Gould
Jimmy Braddock
Marquard Works in Mutuel Dept at Hialeah Park
Rube Marquard, once a New York Giants pitching star, is employed in the mutuel department at Hialeah Park.
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Marquard
Hialeah
Babe Ruth Screen Regrets Shape Browns Slugger View
The article recalls Babe Ruth's reaction to a screen that he felt robbed him of home runs. Bill De Witt, Browns vice president, says the screen may have hampered Browns sluggers more than visiting hitters, reflecting on Ruth's long career and its end.
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Bill de Witt
Browns
Lighthouse Harry Cooper Tops San Francisco Match Play Open
Harry Cooper of Chi coop ee Mass known as Lighthouse Harry led qualifiers for the $5,000 San Francisco Match Play Open in San Francisco. He held a four stroke edge after a 65 yesterday, six under par, fastest round of the event and a course record set nine years ago.
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San Francisco
U.P
Lighthouse
Harry” Cooper
Chicopee
Mass
Cooper
Irons
Harry
Lakeside
Cowboys Edge St. Mary's Rattlers in OT Thriller
Hardin-Simmons University beat St. Mary's of San Antonio 39 to 33 after trailing late. Sophomore Deward Marcum from Paducah tied the game with a late shot and scored 17 points including two overtime baskets while Croswell led St. Mary's with 14 points.
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Abilene
Tex
U.P
Hardin-Simmons University
St. Mary's
San Antonio
Hardin-Simmons
Deward Marcum
Paducah
Marcum
Croswell
Vines Budge Series Shown To Be Fair Play Not a Conspiracy
Henry McLemore reports that Ellsworth Vines and Donald Budge pursue their professional tour without fixing outcomes. Both deny collusion, stressing personal best effort and contract incentives to win. Vines seeks top form. Budge offers steady play and reliability as the rivals level their series.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Ellsworth Vines
Donald Budge
United States
Ellsworth
Donald
Budge
Fred
Perry
Vines
Betwen Vines
Nosey McLemore
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Ducky Pond
Greasy Neale
Dick Hanton
Jimmy Phelan
Babe
By Eddie Brietz
Lefty O'Doul
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Sammy Baugh
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Paul Waner
Cincinnati
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Biff Jones
Nebraska
Vols
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Lou Ambers
Broadway
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Prof. Hubert’s Museum
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Sammy Snead
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Wight
America
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Schenley
Schenleys
Zany
Harry Cooper
Golf Clan
Rattlers
Henry McLemore
H. McLemore
Fred Perry
Paramount
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Ula
Blackburn Bros
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Hickey Freeman
Varsity-town
Pajamas
Jarman
Oxfords
Ings
Dobbs
J. P. Smith
West Texas
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