Coaches Seek Stability in Football Rules Reforms
Chicago reports that Lou Lilte of Columbia University heads the National Football Coaches Association rules committee and cautions against drastic changes. The group plans no bold revisions, aiming for clarity and balance between offense and defense while considering proposed eliminations and rule shifts.
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United Press
Chicago
Lou Lilte
Columbia University
National Football, Coaches Association
Little
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Harry Stuhl- Greher
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
National Football Coaches Association
Dapner Harry
Knute Rackie
Villanova
University of Wisconsin
Beavers Face Varied Form in Early Season Schedule
In six warmups Corny High's Beavers show signs of power yet times of weakness appear. They split 3-3 with Tidioule and Waitsbury, suffered losses to Youngsville and Palminer, and edged Erie East and Youngsville in a comeback. Coach Bill Myers oversees practice as January 4 showdown with an Alumni crew approaches.
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Youngsville
Tostet Palminer
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Bill Myers
Giant Reservoir Hidden in Southeast Alaska Questioned
A fragmented OCR reading hints at a large ice filled reservoir in southeastern Alaska, mentioning atop ice formations and sweeping phrases about Europe and Latin regions, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts or identifiable entities.
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Alaska
Europe
Navy grid mentor Hardwick returns to sea duty
Lieutenant Harry J. Hardwick former Naval Academy football coach will return to sea duty with the Asiatic Squadron. The Navy department announced the transfer, concluding his tenure stateside at the academy.
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Navy Grid
Washington
Harry J
Hank) Hardwick
Naval Academy
Navy Department
Harry J. Hardwick
Asiatic Squadron
Revered Moscow to St Petersburg Rail Halted Customs Habits
Russia’s first railroad linking Moscow and St Petersburg was celebrated with high ceremony. Collier’s Weekly notes that for several years thereafter men removed their hats and women covered their heads in stations and on trains to show respect for the achievement.
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Russia
Moscow
St Petersburg
Isi
Eniern Nicholas
Collier's Weekly
Too Busy to Run TCU Anxious to Battle Tech
Texas Christian, undefeated Southwest Conference champions, eagerly anticipate the Sugar Bowl clash with Carnegie Tech next Monday. Fort Worth press agents hype Davey O Brien as a superior all around player to Sammy Baugh, saying TCUs offense blends passing and running for a dangerous attack. TCU will arrive Saturday and practice at Tulane University.
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TECH
United Press New Orleans
Texas Christian
Carnegie Tech
Horned Frogs
Fort Worth
Texas
Davey O'Brien Prise
Sammy Baugh
Sammy
Davey
TC. U
Tulane University
Indiana quintet believes in offense at Cleveland game
Indiana University remains undefeated and aims to push pace against Western Reserve at Public Hall. Coach Branch McCracken, a former Crimson center, has the Hoosiers averaging 58 points per game from 352 field goal attempts with 107 converted while holding opponents to 28.
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Cleveland
Indian University
Western Reserve
Public Hall
Indiana
Tring
Hoosiers
Branch McCracken
Crimson
Erie East quintet continues win in March
Dover High School was defeated 83 to 81 in overtime by Erie East of Erie Pennsylvania. Mando File, a fleet forward, scored the winning basket from midcourt in the opening minute. The victory marked East's fourth straight win and second overtime win in two nights in Tuscarawas county.
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Dover High School
Crimson Rage
Erie
Mando
Fleet
East
Tustarawas
Tennessee's Big Three Carry Attack In Orange Bowl
Tennessee plans to lean on its big trio Cafero Suffridge and Wyatt as it faces Olda toma in the Orange Bowl in Miami. Coach Bob Neyland, famed for many wins and few championships, fields a strong line led by Bowden Wyatt and Suffridge, with Cafego scoring key touchdowns and the team boasting a powerful season, including a decisive 47 0 win over Mississippi.
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Tenn
Tennessee
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Miami
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Suffridge
Wyatt
Bob Neyland
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Saagon
Ral Heine
Asburn
Alabama
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Basketball Results Across Colleges
Minnesota 3d and New York University 32 while Illinois 60, Manhattan 41. Oregon 60 defeated Westtlinois Teach 45. Cornell 52 beat Canisius 32. Local standings reflect a busy slate with several upsets and decisive scores.
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Henderson Named Coach of Detroit Lions
Palm Springs Cal Dec 28 George Richards owner of the Detroit Lions announced Himer Giz Henderson of Los Angeles was appointed head coach replacing Earl Dutch Clark who moved to the Lions as coach. Henderson had led the Los Angeles Bulldogs since 1986.
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George
Dick) Richards
Detroit Lions
National Football League
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Giz) Henderson
Los Angeles Fe
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Los Angeles Bulldogs
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Dutch) Clark
Cogoh
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Lincoln of Central America
Walter Jose Simeon Canas (1767-1838) aided Central America’s independence from Spain and the abolition of slavery. His work supported liberal education and the diffusion of learning, memorializing his aims.
Holy Cross Names Joe Sheekerski New Head Coach
Holy Cross College appoints Joe Sheekerski as head coach succeeding Dr Eddie Anderson. Shiekerski moves from Holy Cross to the University of Iowa, expressing interest in Crusader backs. Notre Dame game of 1931 is noted in context.
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Holy Cross College
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Wig
University of Iowa
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Notre Dame
White Repart[s] for Oxford II
Pittsburgh star Byron Whizzer White, bound for Hertford College on a Rhodes scholarship, bids farewell to Pirates and tells President Rooney only a wartime return across the Atlantic could lure him back to pro football. He sails January 4 and previously earned all American honors at Colorado.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Byran
Whizzer
White
Colorado University
Hill Hurt as Duke Begs Secret Rose Bowl Practice
Dan Hill of Duke Center, co captain and star, sprained his back while charging the field during a punt drill in Pasadena. Taken to hospital, he felt improved afterward and was expected to miss days but may still start in the Rose Bowl against Southern California. Duke worked on pass defense at Brookside Park and resumed sharp contact for the first time since arriving in California.
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Cal
Dan ‘Hill
Duke
Southern California
Hill
Blue Devils
Brookside Park
California
Erlen Tipton
Pittsburgh
Wade
Perce Sre Ete
Alley Oops Tops Ladies League With Three-Game Win
Alley Oops maintained the lead in the Ladies League with a three game victory over the Taylor Cubs while the Suxiy Gebwort beat the Bolt Ringers. The evening featured an average of 161 by Wri nlio Pavesi and notable scores from Big4 and Leaping Lovias.
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Bell Ringers Cup
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Wrinlio Pavesi
Copa Ba
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Lenas
Taylors Gubs
Iasnor
Nichols
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Raoke
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Merce
Wagerstrom
Aie Kowalsiy
Batess
Oklahoma Coach Says Odds Are Right Ahead of Orange Bowl
Oklahoma coach Yom Stidham, unbeaten, dismissed worry as Tennessee opened as the favorite for the Orange Bowl next Monday. He noted the odds were about right and took pride in his team's strong record, despite the underdog label.
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Dee
Yom Stidham
Tennessee
Sidham
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