Amateur Athletic Chiefs Open Annual Meeting Thursday
Amateurs gather for the 30th annual NCAA convention in New York with allied groups to discuss open scholarships and alcohol use at games. Major figures like Major John L Griffith weigh possible policy changes as Southeastern Conference moves toward openly subsidized athletes.
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National Football Rules Committee For Action
Subsidizing College Athletes Topic Reignites Debate
Alan Goled reports in New York that the 1934 round table on recruiting and subsidies in college sports has drawn renewed attention. The discussion at the National Collegiate AON gathering promises to renew arguments over pay and eligibility for top football players amid ongoing debates.
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New York
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Round Table
Crayne at a Half on East All Stars
Eastern and Western all star coaches canceled twice daily practices and planned a morning workout before Christmas dinner. West coach Percy Lacey moved Russ Letlow to guard and praised the result. Eastern backfield features Riley Smith Crayne Cruke Beise with Crayne at left half and Cruke at right half. Western backfield includes Lanoue Lam Wallace Justice and others.
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White Sox Send Jack Salveson To Dallas
The Chicago White Sox announce pitcher Jack Salveson is released to the Dallas club of the Texas league. Salveson was acquired mid season in the deal that sent outfielder Bud Hafey to Pittsburgh. The team also signs infielder Charles Uhlas who hit .468 in 190 games with the touring House of David squad.
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Ruth Has No Plans For 36 Anxious To Return To Game
Babe Ruth says he has no immediate plans to rejoin baseball and is unsure what he will do next year. He prefers golf for now and doubts a trip to England or a Japan czar role. He plans to move to St. Petersburg, Florida with his wife on January 14.
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Connie Mack Faces Possible Quiet Summer at the Ball Park
New York report says Connie Mack plans selling several players including Cramer McNair Foxx Marcum and Higgins to Boston and may retire from active management. Mack downplays criticism, notes the value of his team and predicts a cautious season as he arranges trades.
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Two Teams Tie In Marengo Bowling Race
Two teams share the lead in Marengo bowling standings after a two week break. Bankers top the field with a 4 2 record while Spinners and Blues battle for position. overall scores show Spotters and Lumberjacks near the middle of the pack as the league resumes.
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Changes In Football Code For High Schools
Chicago AP reports prep football rules aim to reduce injuries with a separate set of rules at the National Federation rules meeting in Chicago January 10 and 11. The move toward a distinct prep code gains broad support with 14 states on the rules committee and attention from Walter Okeson, a college standards advocate. The main differences now include a pass behind the line and advancing the ball 15 yards from the sideline, versus college limits. Town will be represented at the meeting.
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Cuban protest over Jacobs remarks on Havana boxing fight
The Cuban state department instructed Cuban ambassador Guillermo Patterson in Washington to lodge a formal protest with the United States over promoter Mike Jacobs remarks that Havana was unsafe for the Joe Louis-Isadore Gastanaga prize fight. Jacobs said he feared the Detroit fighter could be kidnapped if staged in Cuba. The embassy called the comments a gross exaggeration.
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Man Could Lift 240000 Pounds If As Strong As An Ant
A hypothetical comparison suggests a man sized 100 pounds could lift about 240000 pounds if strength scaled with body size, illustrating the limits of biological scaling and the extraordinary capacity of tiny creatures.
Ice Carnival Set to Run Despite Cold Weather
With five Dubuque entries and the track prepared, the Gazette Silver Skates show is assured by continued cold for Wednesday's mall event and Cedar Rapids Skat.
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Entries Extended for Silver Skates Carnival
The Gazette announces a delayed entry deadline for the Silver Skates carnival next Sunday. Skaters may file entries up to Sunday noon before races begin at 2 p.m. due to the shortened notice between the opening announce ment and event date.
Cedar Rapids to host city skating medals Sunday carnival
The Iowa Skating Association and Cedar Rapids Skating Association plan a Cedar River rink carnival at Ellis Park on Sunday December 29. Entries suggest a fast meet with The Gazette Silver Skates and Iowa championship medals up for grabs, with Cedar Rapids medals open to out of state skaters. Minneapolis will likely win several Cedar Rapids medals, led by Frank Rowan and Carl Johnson, with world record contention in the intermediate race led by Bob Knies. The Minneapolis team arrives Saturday evening.
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Chicago
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Stanford and S M A Turn Eyes On Rose Bowl
Stanford arrivals in Pasadena prep for the Rose Bowl against Southern Methodist next Wednesday. Ernie Nevers leads the squad with Monk Moscrip likely starting at left end despite a knee injury. SMU captain Harry Shuford heads the Mustangs. 17 seniors to work out, then travel Thursday in two-city itinerary ending in Pasadena.
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St Pauls Triumphs Over McKinley In Tight Battle
St Pauls basketball team edged McKinley 20 to 18 after a hard fought game. Curren led St Pauls scoring while Pusatcr topped McKinley. The Croydon library in Surrey collects about 500 dollars monthly in overdue fines.
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Steve Savage Makes First Appearance This Winter in Memorial Coliseum
Milwaukee heavyweight Steve Savage, a top veteran, meets Cliff Thiede of Long Beach in the main event at Memorial Coliseum this winter. Thiede draws a following for legit wrestling. Marion’s Jimmy Bear teams with Bobby Byland of Minneapolis, while Alf Johnson of Minneapolis faces Ed Cook from Coe College in the third bout.
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