College Coaches Call for New Football Rules Reforms
Lou Little of Columbia leads coaches demanding changes to collegiate football rules. They seek eliminating out of bounds kickoffs and allow more passing, with penalties and reboots to keep the game dynamic amid NFL rule updates. Coaches warn vested interests may otherwise take over the sport.
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Lawton Carver
New York
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Lou Little
Columbia University
Football Coaches Rules Committee
General Rules Committee
Little
Bill Bingham
Harvard
Bowling results show Evans 642 for Kary Inn at Red Crown
Friday night bowling on Red Crown alleys saw Clifto n Evans roll a 642 series for Kary Inn with 224 213 and 202 games. Clark hit 626 for Universal Engineering on Red Crown lanes, while Lincoln and Colonial Baking also posted 600s including Hoppe 628, Novotny 605, Langham 626, Stanek 621, and Kroupa 619 for Kenmore Golf Club.
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Y M C A Open Handicap Golf League Plans Meeting
The Y M C A announces an organization meeting next Tuesday afternoon May 2 at 5 00. The league is open to four man teams from clubs stores or businesses not in the Allied Golf League. Play will be at Kenmore course one late afternoon weekly with teams including Junior Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Ray Moore’s Insurance Lions Club and Peoples.
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YMCA Life Saving Institute enrolls thirty youths
Bank, YMC A, and Smulekoff invite interested groups to Tuesday meeting. Thirty young men and women are enrolled in the Y Life Saving Institute with certificates to be awarded by the YMC A and AR C. The Y M C A W Girls Free Learn to Swim program begins Saturday May 6 with five consecutive sessions.
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Y Life-Saving Institute
A. R. C. Life Saving
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Trout Season Notes and Wildlife Causes in Iowa
A column mix recalls trout stocking plans across Iowa with exceptions in Center Bear creek Winneshiek Buck Clayton Tete de Morts Dubuque and Farm creek and forecasts 125000 legal size trout stocked this season. It also covers a range of wildlife notes from pintails near Palmyra to a South Dakota bob-cat incident and details from the North American Wildlife conference on live decoys.
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Conservation Commission
Center Bear Creek
Winneshiek County
Buck Creek
Clayton County
Tete de Morts
Dubuque
Jackson
Farm Creek
Jones County
Decorah Fair Cancels Harness Race Program
The Winneshiek county fair board canceled six harness stake races for next August after receiving about sixty entries. Costs would total $2,000 minus $600 entrance refunds, about $1,400, roughly $400 more than recent years. Decision on future racing not yet made.
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Decorah
Winneshiek County
Back the Warriors Buy an Extra War Bond
A brief wartime notice urges readers to support the fighting effort by purchasing an additional war bond. It frames the call as a patriotic duty and notes how funds will aid national defense and allied operations.
Gar Wood Owed Life To Rubber Heels After Lightning
Gar Wood, 63, famed speed boat champion from Miami Beach and Detroit, survived a lightning strike as he exited a plane during a thunderstorm. He credits rubber heels for saving him after the bolt knocked him and two companions unconscious. all three were listed out of danger by Jackson Memorial hospital staff.
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Miami, Fla
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Gar Wood
Miami Beach
Detroit
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Wood
Joe Louise Wood
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