Lateral Pass Debate Roils Football Officials and Fans
A misshapen discussion on the legality and value of the lateral pass stirs officials and coaches. The Rules Committee is questioned over how whistle timing and on field plays should be judged, with pundits like Jock Sutherland cited in debates about how the tactic could reshape American football.
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Colgate
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Coty
Georgetown
Jock Sutherland
Suih
Ackling
Jook
Merang
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White Sox still 1935 miracle club under Jimmy Dykes
The Chicago White Sox, beset by injuries, split a doubleheader with the New York Yankees 13-10 and 4-3 as fans see their resilience. Lou Comiskey backs Dykes, emphasizing the manager is not at fault for the skid.
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Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Lou Comiskey
Sox
New York Yankees
Glenna Collett Ware Favored In Women's Golf Tournament
In Minneapolis Interlachen hosts a National Women's golf championship with 16 stars from 11 states and Canada. Glenna Collett Ware, pursuing her sixth title, is the favorite against sharp rivals including Fritzi Stifel and Patty Berg, while four Minneapolis teens reach the third round in a record city showing. Ada MacKenzie and Ada MacKenzie faces Patty Berg as Canada remains a threat.
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Philadelphia
Fritzi Stifel
Wheeling
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Des Moines
Jean Bauer
Providence
Charlotte Gilutting
West Orange
Marion Miley
Lexington
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Hill
Kansas City
Frank Goldthwaite
Fort Worth
Texas
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Coral Gables
Fla
Marian McDougall
Milwaukee
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Minneapolis
Beatrice Barrett
Austin Pardue
Patricia Stephenson
Patty Berg
Interlachen
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Charlotte Glutting
Weat Orange, N. J
Hagen Shows Classic Iron Craft in Cleveland Round
Walter Hagen displayed enduring class with a No 4 iron from the rough to reach the fourth green after a slicing tee that hit a tree. The ball cleared overhang and traveled about 170 yards to set up an easy par four, illustrating the caution needed to avoid overpowering the shot.
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Walter Hagen Etiil
Cleveland
Wrestling Results From Indianapolis Meet
Associated Press reports Ed Lewis 245 defeated Joe Cox 222 in a fall contested match. Cox could not return for a third. Orville Brown 221 beat Jake Patterson 231 in two falls.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ed (Strangler) Lewis
Joe Cox
Cleveland
Cox
Orville Brown
Wichita
Kas
Jake Patterson
New York
Standings and Thursday Games Across American Association
Standings show Brooklyn leading with 38 points and Cincinnati at 7 in the American column. Other results include New York 13 over Chicago 10 and St Louis 11 over Washington 1. Thursday games list St Louis at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at New York, with Detroit at St Louis and Boston at Philadelphia among others.
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Pittsburgh
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Washington
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Columbus
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Myer
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Newsom
Wwe
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VanAtta
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Rookie Hurls Two-Hit Game
Chicago 9 Mills 0 as rookie Mayes Copeland of Columbus held the league leaders to two hits. Leo Norris of Minneapolis also contributed two gyro hits in the convincing victory. Indianapolis moved within four and a half games by a 3 to 2 win over Milwaukee while St. Paul beat Toledo 10 to 7 in a seven inning slugfest.
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Leo Norris
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Norris
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Blues
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Tigers and White Sox players lead twin bill runs batted in
Tuesday slate features Pete Fox and Schoolboy Rowe sparking Detroit with two doubles and a ninth inning rally. Lou Gehrig and Ray Radcliffe each notch runs for the Yankees and White Sox offense includes three hits and five walks by Ratcliffe while Ed Coleman and Julius Solters contribute for the Browns.
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Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
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Rowe
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Ray Radcliffe
White Sox
Ratcliff
Sox
Ival Goodman
Lew Riggs
Reds
Watson Clark
Dodgers
Clark
ED Coleman
Julius Solters
Browns
Senators
Skywriters aid Ea Johnsons son in regatta luck
During a Sunday regatta on Fourth Avenue Charies, skywriters spelled luck for Ea Johnsons son Charles. He reportedly found about $50 on the airport grounds and used it to buy a car.
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Ea Johnson
Charles
Fourth Avenue
Charies
Logan Hicked Football Opens Sept with Bremen Game
Logan High School football opens the season Sept 20 hosting Bremen while the Sept 27 game with Lancaster may be at home or away depending on lights installation. The nine game schedule runs through Nov 28 with tentative Nelsonville and open dates and road games set with Athens Middleport Pomeroy and others.
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Bremen
Lancaster
Fred Burchfield
Burch
Nelsonville
Athens
Middleport
Pomeroy
New Boston
All-Star Bears Grid Clash Draws 80,000 at Soldier Field
Chicago awaits a packed Soldier Field for the College All-Stars versus Bears game with 80k plus expected. College unit led by Frank Thomas to matchup against George Halas’s Bears in new gold and silver uniforms amid a 100 kilowatt lighting upgrade.
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All-Star Bears
Chicago
College All-Stars
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Glenn Cliffe Bainum
Northwestern University
Bears
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Collegians
George Halas
Thomas
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Malas
Statory
Bronko Nagurski
Beattie Feathers
Bernie Masterson
Gene Ronzani
Bill Karr
Stars
Lakefront
Beckley Climbs Out of Basement in 11–8 Win
Beckley Miner s baseball team defeated Charleston 11 to 8 to escape last place in the Mid Atlantic League. The win dropped Huntington and the Senators a half game behind Portsmouth while other teams were rained out and doubleheaders were set for tonight.
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Associated Press
Beckley
Miners
Charleston
Huntington
Senators
Portsmouth
Rabbit hunting season opens at noon November 5
Lawrence Wooddell head of the conservation division announced this year’s rabbit hunting season will start at noon on November 5 instead of dawn. The change affects all areas under the division’s jurisdiction. Authorities urged hunters to check local regulations for any regional adjustments.
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Columbus
Lawrence Wooddell
Conservation Division
Homecoming and Dad's Day Football Schedule Includes Ohio Wesleyan
The schedule lists games for Miami at Athens on Nov 9 against Muskingum, Nov 16 at Athens against Cincinnati, Nov 23 at Athens against Ohio Wesleyan, and Dad's Day events surrounding the Ohio Wesleyan clash.
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Athens
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Miller to Meet Hamilton Tonight in Cincinnati Ring
Freddie Miller, the world featherweight challenger, shifts to lightweight to face Al Hamilton in Cincinnati tonight. It marks Miller’s first local rival in six years and follows a 10 round decision over Roger Dernard of Flint, Michigan after his European tour.
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Freddie Miller
Chamelion
al Hamilton
Miller
Ince
Europe
Roger Dernard
Filnt, Mich
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