Rules Hold Fast as Football Rules Stand for 1935 Season
The NCAA rules committee, meeting secretly in Absecon New Jersey, announces the 1935 football rules remain essentially unchanged with two minor revisions. An open game provision allows runners on their feet to advance after being tackled, and an offsetting foul rule includes a kicking team option to refuse, with ball placement at touch. Clarifications tighten lineman and back positions and require captains to designate players’ eyes when officials request.
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Lawton Carver
United Press
New York
Supreme Court of the Gridiron
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Abescon
N. J
W. 8. Langford
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Columbia
Minde
Langford
Beavers Boil Over for Key Clash at Queen City Rivalry
Beavers seek a second season win as they invade the ramp of arch rivals in Queen City under a revived team spirit after a solid win at Albion. Coach and lineup details hint at a tight battle with hopes raised by recent form and possible breaks. Union City basketball crushed Albion 80 to 20 in a later report.
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Ginx
Albion
Neledim
Lee Shosmaler
UNION
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Downet Albion
Unite City
Iengile
Pram
Arial Ally
Fey
Connell
Hizn Georer
Wrestling and bowling scores from Wan League meet and city results
Bowling totals show WAN EAGUE events with Paint Shop 123 Tot Ave Wagerdton and players like Kusther posting 170 227 490. Wrestling results list New York Daniel O Mahoney Eckman Ireland Ray Steele and others. Youngsville High loses 28 to 19 at Pleasantville in Upper Allegany basketball.
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Eckman
Ireland
Ray Steele
California
Bisignana
Italy
Charley Garo
Firdek
Youngsville
Youngsville High School
Allegany
Pleasantville
Beavers Confident on Invasion of Titusville
Beavers confident of winning a basketball game on a foreign court tonight at Titusville. After last week’s win at Albion the team aims to duplicate the feat, seeking a second out-of-town victory this season. Roelofs Bates Hurlout Paulson Curtis lead the lineup with Fitch sidelined for the season.
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Curtis
Merton Fitch
Ring coach at Duquesne quits over cooperation issues
Johnny Napoleon resigned as Duquesne University boxing coach citing lack of cooperation from officials. School officials countered he handed in his resignation of his own record, accepted Feb. 7, two days before a Temple trip. Debate over whether he violated a rule against football players boxing.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Johnny Napoleon
Duquesne University
Napoleon
Temple
Abebayay
Ethard
Epsom
Yen Napolon
Chet Airhart
Altoona
Yemabehce Will Temple
Philadelphia
Aichill
Schoo
Basketball results and fight card snippets from multiple colleges
Scattered results show Columbia over Cornell 40 to 30 and Ohio State 43 to 36. WN U defeats St John’s 87 to 28, Purdue 44 over Indiana 38, Yale 87 to 23, Washington State 57 over Idaho 40. Various other college scores and several boxing results appear amid irregularities and OCR errors.
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Cornell
Oho State
St. John’s
Purdue
Indiana
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Yale
Dartmouth
St. Mary's
St. Jom's
Annapo
Washington
Idaho
Marquette
Michigan State
Northwestern
Michigan
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Kansas
St. Louis
Missouri Mines
Albion
Kalamazoo
Oysters Cost Man Hundred Twenty Five Dollars In Error
A Toronto patron ordered fried oysters and paid 3250 by mistake. He found five pearls while dining and estimated the value could have reached 8250 if the oysters had not been ruined by cooking.
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Henry James
Torsos Defeat Goose Greasers in League Tilt
The Tor quintet built a strong second half to down the Goose Greasers 81 to 23 in the Company A League. Boston Beaners struggled in the first lap but improved defensively during the later period as standings shift.
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Goose Greasers
Las
Boston Beaners
Pel
Mallers & Bow Boy
Walters
Geal
Brigham
Stroup
Cage Games Tonight in Region Matchups
Corry visits Tillsville as SS Edwards of Corry meets St Josephs. Bas Erie travels to Vincent Eve. St Martins hosts Johnsonburg. Warren plays Laullow and Sheffield visits Mt Jewett. Ridgway faces Bradgord while McKean takes Waterford. Wesleyville plays Girard and Miltereek meets Lawrence Park. Brookville hosts Oil City with Sharpsville visiting Meadville.
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Corry
Tillsville
Edwards
St. Josephs
Bas
Meadville Victorious In Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League Match
Meadville rifle team defeated a visiting squad by 25 points at home last night in a Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League contest. Rupp led the invaders with 939 points while Holl followed with 288 for the same team. Tit-leberger topped the Meadville shooters with a high score of gad, with lineups listed for the match.
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Boners
Rupp
Invaders
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Wit
Tittleberger
Amateur ring champions set for Allegheny meet in Pittsburgh
Champions will be decided in eight divisions from flyweight to heavyweight at the Junior Allegheny Mountain Association boxing championship in Pittsburgh. The event runs February 27 28 and March 1 at North Side Arena with entrants including notable local amateurs. Eligibility requires not having previously won a junior or senior championship and registration at the association's Pittsburgh office.
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Allegheny Mountain Association
Association
North Side
Reading
Freshman and Varsity Hope to Shine at Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh February 19 The Carnegie Tech gym hosts a double bill as Tech and Washington and Jefferson freshmen meet the other teams while the varsity sides collide This contest marks W and J boasting a strong freshmen squad and Tech favoured to beat the Persh finals with a prior 51 to 20 win in Washington Coach Max Hanmime plans a makeshift lineup for the night upset chances hinge on young players and veteran leadership.
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Tech
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Washington & Jefferson
Tartans
Washington
Max Hanmimewas
Presiferits
Oakmont Draws Nation's Best Golfers for Open
The National Open field will be the largest ever as both the qualifying round and championship are set for Oakmont Country Club. John G. Jackson of New York, chairing the championship committee, announced that the Pittsburgh district qualifying will be held Monday May 13, with the main event June 6 7 and 8 on the same course. Closing date for entries likely May 1.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Bey Eause
Oakmont Country Club
United States Golf Association
John G. Jackson
New York
Oakmont
A U meet to draw top U S track stars at Madison Square Garden
Nine winners from a year ago and many Olympic athletes will compete at the National AAU track and field meet in Madison Square Garden Saturday night. Champions like Glenn Cunningham and Ralph Metcalfe headline a card featuring top sprinters and distance runners, with the NY A.C. favored to defend its team title.
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United Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
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Cunningham
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquete University
Milton Sadler
A. C
Chuck Hornbostel
Indiana
John Follows
New York A. C
Joe McCluskey
Jack Torrance
Louisiana
Goren
Metcalfe
Hunter Russell
Robert Greve
University of Illinois
Norman Woolford
Alpha
Ala
Boston
Locals to Face St Josephs On Oilers Court
St Edward's meets first time foe St Joseph's in what should be the season's toughest test for the locals. The Oilers, a strong parochial outfit, prepare to challenge the high scoring Edward's quintet led by forward pair Hudoele Frans, center Malone and guards Meadanil Hyols.
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Gehrig to Receive About 30000 Salary for 1985
New York reports that Lou Gehrig, star first baseman of the Yankees and notable American League figure, agreed to terms for his 1985 salary. Owner Jacob Ruppert offered around 27000, Gehrig asked 5000 more, with a likely compromise near 30000.
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United Press
New York
Med
Lot Gehrig
Jacob Ruppert
Gehig
Duby
Gehrig
Pitt Policies Under Scrutiny
Harrisburg scene as Rep. Herman Eberharter introduces a resolution to probe the University of Pittsburgh for faculty and student members with liberal views. The inquiry would be conducted by five members of the House Appropriations Committee.
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Harrisburg
University of Pitts
House
Herman P. Eberharter
Allegheny
Allegheny Democrat
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