Scrimmage in Order This Week at Tech Flats
Tech enters final stage of 1924 football season with scrimmage days planned for Thursday and Friday as Coach Alexander reshapes the squad after Vanderbilt and Vanderbilt games. Williams improves from injury. Merkle and Reeves also noted to be limited. Epinard returns to trainer in France after papers delay and sea voyage. will stay two weeks at Maisons-Laffitte before moving to Wertheimer farm. recovered from split hoof.
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Hepbron Outlines 1924 Basketball Rule Changes
George T. Hepbron details revised rules for 1924 basketball at the Atlanta Athletic Club. The major change raises umpire power, assigns officiating duties near the ball, and permits tosses during scrimmage. He notes dribbling, pivot, and shooting updates and clarifies free throw procedures.
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Chicago Quint Meets Mercer
The University of Chicago basketball team will meet the Naval Academy five on December 30 for the first time. The Maroon cagemen also will entertain Mercer University, with Mercer, champions of the Southern Conference last year, set to play the Maroons January 3.
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Reynard Wins Chase Futurity In Fox Hunters Meet
Bowling Green Kentucky November 17 Reynard won in the first cast of the National Fox Hunters association meeting here as six hundred hantsmen with one hundred fifty hounds failed to catch a fox in the chase futurity three foxes were started and led the pack for several miles allowing judges to study the contenders.
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YMCA Basket School Delayed One Week
The Y M C A basketball school opening is postponed for one week due to scheduled gym meetings. Physical Director C Matheny, in charge, announced the delay last evening.
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Walker Fight Called Off in Pottsville
Pottsville, Pa. November 17 The Mickey Walker Frankie Wendall welterweight title bout scheduled for Monday night was canceled as promoters could not cover Walker's $3,500 guarantee.
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Freeman Stages Fourth Round KO Of Knowles In New Orleans
New Orleans November 17 Tom Freeman of Hot Springs Arkansas welterweight stopped Al Knowles of New Orleans in the fourth round of a 15 round bout Freeman weighed 136 1 2 pounds Knowles 137 pounds in the clash billed as a scheduled bout.
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Negotiations Concluded For Oakland Club Deal
Washington president Claris Griffith says he will consent to Walter Johnson leaving the team if the veteran and Oakland deal parties reach a successful agreement. Reports place the price near 385000 with the transfer to be finalized tomorrow and a new Walter Johnson field planned. Johnson plans to manage the club and may pitch on opening days as the deal advances.
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Pacific Coast Upset News Echoes Across Nation
Hartland November 17 The Pacific coast joins the rest of the country in upsets with Minnesota’s surprise victory over Illinois and Stanford California clash looming. Stars like Grange Nevers Howell lead coast excitement with bags of talent including Schulte Ledbury and Jinday while Washintonians anticipate a strong backfield showing from Smith and Nevers.
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Cochrane Star Catcher Joins Athletics From Portland
Philadelphia reports Gordon Cochrane star catcher from Portland joins the Athletics in exchange for five players and cash. Other players named to Portland include Denny Burns Bob Ilasty Harry Rhonda Olie Shirling Charles Row and catcher. Cochrane, 21, hit .584 in 99 games last season and is a Boston University graduate.
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Harvard Fans See Victory Over Yale
New York November 17 Harvard faces Yale with a mix of injuries and optimism. Harvard’s season has been rocky yet critics see strong material and potential greatness. Yale prepares with light work to stay fit while Harvard deals with casualties including Spaulding on crutches and Gamache hampered by a knee.
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Northwestern Gri dders to Get Medals Soon
Northwestern football team to receive a distinguished service medal for their showing against Chicago. Walter Dill Scott announced the award at Branaton. President Scott praised the team in a clubhouse meeting but denied they were in peak physical condition for the Maroon game.
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Stribling Begins Intensive Training for Fay Show
Stribling, buoyed by recent power, starts daily workouts at the Southern Athletic Club to prepare for his Thanksgiving Day bout with Harry Fay of South. Strong fan interest and telegraphic orders for ringside seats arrive from Macon and Columbus as the south crowd eyes Stribling toward a potential light heavyweight title standing with McTigue looming. The Legion reveals that ladies will not be admitted free to the event.
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France Accepts Gilbert Plan on 26 Percent Recovery Tax
Paris reports France agrees with Seymour Parker Gilbert Jr on applying the 26 per cent recovery tax to the general reparations fund. Britain and Yugoslavia are seen as paid ahead of proportional shares, with a finance ministers conference to decide future distribution. Berlin notes the move preserves the Dawes plan and transfer committee jurisdiction.
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Victims Identified In Florida Coast Wreck
Fort Pierce Fla November 17 Two previously unknown victims of the Florida coast wreck near Wabasso Friday night were identified as Mrs Lurla May Greer 27 and her baby daughter Ann two years old of Dadeville Ala by the husband and father. The other two killed were Miss Ruby Stone of Northfield Vermont and Mrs Elizabeth Foxton of Alpena Michigan. Bodies going home for burial. three injured moved to St Augustine hospital. four more in local hospital reported doing well.
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Amateur Athletic Union 36th convention opens in Atlantic City
Atlantic City reports the 36th AAU convention opens with plans to broaden activity, approve 137 records and notable athletic achievements, back a new boxing federation, admit Florida to a new district, and consider distance running and marathon changes. Murray Hulbert named president designate as Pittsburg hosts closing sessions.
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Third Battalion Beats First Battalion in Regimental Game
The Third Battalion defeated the First Battalion 25 to 20 in the regimental basketball tournament at Georgia Tech. Strong passing and quick plays defined the win as the Third Battalion pulled away in the second half with a tally that secured the victory. Both teams favored short passes and pressed to control the ball.
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