Football coaches form own rules committee for 1933 season
At the national convention the 15 mentors chose Lou Little of Columbia as chairman to craft recommendations for the rules and present them to the national committee. A three to four member advisory group will sit with lawmakers without voting rights, while a 20 member rules panel forms under Little. Other selections include Gil Dobie and Yale’s Marginal Stevens aiding the effort.
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Charleston Gazette
York
Lou Little
Columbia
Cormites
National Rules Committee
Camnes
Miles
Little. Wistern
Margina Stevens
Yale
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Wrigging
Geaches’ Association
Tive Wir
Gil Dobie
Cornell
Portsmouth to Play Oklahoma City Team
The Portsmouth Spartans of Ohio will meet Oklahoma City in an east west professional game on January 3. Arrangements were made through Ace Gutowsky and involve notable coaches from major programs. The Coaches' Association concluded a two day session naming new officers and honoring Amos Alonzo Stagg.
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Portsmouth
Oklahoma City
Ohio
Spartans
Oklahama City
Calera
Ace Gutaws
Oklahoma City University
Portamarth
Tusa McLaughry
Brown
Frits Cris
Ler
Pennceton
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Harry Stuhldreher
Vitlanova
Elmer Layden
Duquesne
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Bernie Bierman
Minneaote
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Harry Mehre
Georgia
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
I. M
Bill Jones
Louisiana State
Howard Jones
Southern California
Paul Schissler
Oregon State
Coaches’ Association
McGhgin
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Princeton to Renew Dartmouth Football Rivalry Next November
The New York Evening Post, citing unimpeachable authority, reports Dartmouth and Princeton will renew their football series on November 14 next year. The post says an annual fixture may emerge, with the Princeton Dartmouth game slotted after the Yale Princeton Classic when Villanova or Princeton visit.
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New York Evening Post Today
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Princeton
Hanover
Post
Villeave F Prineston
Indians Triumph On Boyd Floor 44-16
The Delaware Indians outscored the Wildcats 20-8 in the first half and held on for a 44-16 win on the Boyd floor yesterday afternoon. Scoring honors were shared among teammates.
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Delaware Indians
Wildcats
Boyd
Art
Season Opens East Side Church League Basketball
The East Side Church League begins its 1032-33 season tonight at eight in YMCA. Eight teams compete with Bagsist Temple and Schwamb Presbyterian in opening games. Calvary Baptist enters as a new team, facing First Methodist, while First Presbyterian meets Saint George in the larger gym. Schedule lists early matchups and venue notes, with seeding shifts and a note on gym rotation.
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Schwamb Fresbyterian
Southern Methodist
Binal Jacob
Calvary Baptist
First Methodist
Baptist Boys
Smult
First Presbyterian
Saint George
Hiptist Temple
Achwaiah Pressy
Hirst Presbyterian
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Calvery
B'nal
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Small Gem
Small Ayn
Stuchorn
B'nai Fecch
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Calvary
St. George
Sehwamb Pre Ion
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Boal Jagod
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Eeoruary
Galesry Va
BennsJacob
Pies
Presbyterian
Fresbyterian
Southern
Methodist
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George
Smelt
Ryto Wil
Piet Barthodiel
Trojans Favored 2 to 1 Over Pitt in Pasadena Game
Southern California opened as a two to one favorite to defeat Pittsburgh in the Pasadena game. Odds favored the Trojans at 2 to 4 with Southern California on the long end, while Pitt bettors saw even money.
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Loch Enthusiasms
Trojans
Southern California
Stanford
Indians
Notre Dame
Panthers
Sethhan Callifornia
Little Loyola
Toyota
Jus
George
Utah
Seeded players bow in national junior tennis meet
In New York on December 28 Bernard Mackus Corrail beat Daniel Freedman of New York 6-1 8-6 to hand the only upset among seeds in the national junior and doubles championships. Marco Hecht of Penn won 6-1 6-2 over Julius Rosen of Columbia. Other seeds won games including Helbard Kelvin School defeating Janice Jacobs 6-0 6-3 and Bernard Friedman UNC defeating Douglas Nook 6-2 6-1. John Nogrady beat Morgan Pem broke 6-2 6-1 and Willard Ingalls of Harvard defeated Sidney Weinstein 6-3 7-5.
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Kiar
Aléhared EK. Helbard
HAL School
Janice Jacobsan
Giles Vorstraten
Kelvin School
Charles Swanson
Binard Friedman
University of North Carolina
Douglas CG. Nook
Dartmouth
John Nogrady
Morgan J. Pembroke
Willard FE. Ingalls
P. Harvard
Sidney Weinstein
New York Player Dave Jones Advances in Christmas Indoor Tennis
Dave Jones of New York defeated French player Lesier 7 4 4 6 6 3 to reach the quarterfinals of the annual Christmas indoor tennis tournament in Paris. The match began today with Jones overcoming an early deficit before sealing the win.
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Paris
Onave Jones
New York
Pian Lesier
Hol-Bi football system debuts in Surine benefit classic
West and East coaches clash over a new Hol-Bi system described as a simple, power oriented approach. Dana Bible and Orin Hollingbery defend it as a character building plan with direct lines to the quarterback and a focus on knocking opponents down. The West touts its weight advantage and star players, while questioning gimmicks and arithmetic-style signals.
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Pop
Warner
Dana X. Bibl
Orin J. Hollingbery
Holingbery
Bible
Coach Hollingbery
Holling
Babe
Hollingberg
Bank Sthalda
Hank
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