Improving the Cage Game and Sunday Sports Debate
A Philadelphia official reviews changes to basketball rules from college play, highlighting one hand dribbling and the ten second backcourt rule to speed action. The piece also covers wrestling renovation in Cleveland, fan interest in legitimate showmanship, and Pennsylvania public sentiment on allowing Sunday games, with county-by-county results and legal notes on licensing fees.
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Gieelares Ben Emery
Philadelphia
Collegians
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Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
Harry L. Davis
Walter D. Davis
Walter D. Davis, the One-Man, Boxing and Wrestling Coniisioner
City Hall
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Rist
Chief Chewacki
Hans Kampfer
Equestrium
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Lie
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Himfingdon
Barabas Stars as Columbia Upsets Stanford
Warner leads Collegeans to 33 20 victory over Company A in the State Armory. Adrian College five defeats Duquesne smothers Miami 33 7 as Warner scores six field goals and two fouls, while Adrian’s late burst secures the win.
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Columbia
Stanford Adrian College
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Ailun College
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State Armory
Quainsmen
Michigan Boys
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Falconer
Dirry High
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Jide" Curtis
Tineups
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Uv Wassink
T. Warren
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Bares
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Curtis
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Shields
Sauer Brilliant as West Triumphs 12-0
West defeats East 12 to 0 in the Shrine football game at Kezar Stadium before 30,000. Nebraskan George Sauer, All American back, scores both West touchdowns and seals the victory with key plays and a punted ball, while Ed Danowski of Fordham nearly matches his performance. Other honored players include Charles Bernard, Beattie Meathers, Joseph Sitarky, Charles Gepp, and Bill Smith receiving certificates from Mayor Angelo Rossi.
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United Press
SAN Brancisco
Sieh Witness
Faoball
George Sauer
Nebraska
Kezar Stadium
Sauer
Charles Bernard
Michigan
Beattie Meathers
Tennessee
Joseph Sitadany
Pittsburgh
Charles
Nebraskan
Ed Danowski
Fordham
Esst
Danhwaki
Schmeling Levinsky Heavyweight Bout Scrapped Over Hitler Objection
Plans for a Schmeling versus Levinsky heavyweight bout in Chicago were abandoned after Adolf Hitler objected to Schmeling fighting a Jew. The Chicago Stadium Committee had announced tentative plans for a February 16th showdown, with Jo Jacobs relaying Hitler's objection.
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United Press Chicago
Max Schmeling
Germany
King Levinsky
Chicago
Jacobs
Atoll Hitler
Schmeling
Coach Harman Calls Football Rules Too Complicated
University of Pennsylvania head football coach Harvey Harman says the rules are too puzzling for players officials and spectators. He urges a five year review by the rules committee to simplify rules and consider changes such as restoring fumbles to the recovering team with an opportunity to advance.
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Arch Eddy
United Press
Philadelphia
Wootvigll
Harvey Harman
University of Pennsylvania
Harman
Wong
Harmay
Les Committee
Miley Cam
Dallas game ends in knot
Centenary University and the University of Arkansas played a muddled gridiron game in Dallas yesterday before about two thousand spectators. The sloppy contest featured turnovers and penalties hampering both sides as fans watched a charged Shrine event unfold.
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Dallas
Tex
Jin
Centenary University
University of Arkansas
Columbia Lions Triumph In Rose Bowl Upset
By Jack Cuddy New York January 2 Columbia University celebrates as the Lions upset Stanford 7 to 6 in the Rose Bowl. Alumni and students flood the streets at Morningside Heights while President Butler praises Coach Lew Little and the team for delivering the biggest Rose Bowl upset in Columbia history.
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Uitte
Goliath
Columbia
Stanford
Tne Morningside Heights Institution
Thos Strests Tom
Columbia University Club
Mude Terry
Men of Columbia
Lew Little
Nicholas Murray Butler
Lille
Fighting team from East tops Indians 7 to 0 in Roses clash
Columbia, in a driving rain at Pasadena, defeated Stanford 7 to 0 to score the East’s second win over a West squad in the Tournament of Roses. Al Barabas scored the lone touchdown after a 10 yard run, with Cliff Montgomery guiding plays and Red Metal delivering strong defense. Stanford’s Bobby Grayson excelled on offense but misfired under late pressure, while Columbia outgained the Cardinal 304 to 148 yards and held the line to seal the upset victory before about 40,000 fans.
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Columbia
Stamford
Harvard
Oregon
Columibia
Far West
Barabas Ware
Cliff Montgomery
Stanford
Tony
Red) Metal
Montgomery Ida
Grayson
Limes
Lions
Cardinals
Washington
Ray Riegels
California
Impellittiere Falls Short in Upset Bid at Garden
Henry McLemore reports Ray Impellittiere, billed as a killer, faltered against a much smaller foe in Madison Square Garden. The German Walter Neuse matched the big man with grit, ducking and countering as Impellittiere failed to land, sparking an unprecedented crowd reaction as the roars chased the oversized fighter to the dressing room. Football results included Stanford over California and Santa Clara defeating Hawaii.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Ray Impellittiere
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Pri
King Kong
Ant
Meyer
Walter Neuse
Germany
Iin
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Impéllittiere
Nevsel
Miller Angling for Chocolate Future Hope
Miller, backed by Jack Sordil, eyes a future in heavyweight boxing after recent defenses. The Cincinnati loss, weight class notes, and match history link him to Sharkey and Dempsey era figures as he seeks a decisive title shot in New York state.
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Jack Sordil
Jess Hid Yaar
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Ecognigeit Ak
National
Lodi
Isin Chormlate
New York State
Chodolate
Qavel Hin
Milfer
Targeted Extermination Notes Amid Dinian Rabble
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a group called Cirijian Cangéryrtiot and a scheme described as filmy with hadron targets. Mentions a Dyninias bers and a Dyninia context, with scattered words about mintels and spork units.
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Cirijian
Apt Titvon le Spork
UC Sventisnrs
Dukes’ Late Passing Attack Delivers 36 1 Victory Over Miami
Duquesne University, led by Layden, closed a stellar season with a 36 to 1 win over the Miami Hurricanes in the New Year’s classic. The Dukes surged in the final period, combining a aerial attack that produced four touchdowns and a third quarter score from Zanussi. Zaninelli Baker and Digluga added scores as Miami suffered its first loss of the season.
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United Press
Miame Fla
Jka
Coschminer Layden
Duquesne University
University of Miami Hurricanes
Miami
Dukes
Endlodle
Ufder Llayden
Notre Dame
Duquesye
Zanussie
Male
Zaninelli
Baker
Digluga
Keidy
Miamissitone
Perion
Sissman
Dygesne
Parker Holds Junior Tennis Crown at Thirteen
United Press reports 13 year old Frankie Parker of Milwaukee won the national junior indoor singles title in New York, defeating Gilbert A. Hunt 6-4 6-3 after a bye through the earlier rounds. Parker also claimed the junior doubles championship with Sumner Rodman of Harvard. Low and Daniela won the indoor doubles title.
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United, Press
New York
Jankie Parken
Milwaukee
Inday
Jusilor Indace
Gilbert A. Hunt
Washington, D C
Trlal
Parker
Lawrenceville
Parker!s
Actics
Hank
Sumner Rodman
Harvard
Joseph Abrasina
Frank Bericla
Robert Low
Choate School
Melvin Grapman
Vivander Ghilds High School
Bil
Low
Henry Daniela
Beiling Rolfe Hingstey
Fottstown
Pay
Warren Cagney
Mane Or Tennis Club
Korn Smacks Win Another Korn Smacks Win Another
Ambiguous match details show Korn Smacks defeating a rival by a 24 to 17 score in a preliminary round. Names and numbers appear garbled with several player references including Siglaxt Tito and Heater Cogewendy.
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Yng Pan
Adrian
Powarel Hixson
sse-Rice
Uy Buresst
Two Titular Bouts In Miami
News notes record two headline boxing matches planned in Miami for February. Details indicate heavyweight title implications with Wrestler Erma Cemerm facing Tommy Tinkghrane and Rowen Toor set for a separate main event. Events target major venues in Florida.
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United Press
Twi
Mattison Salt Girden
Hig Kompletatl
Matyi
Erma Cemerm
Tommy Tinkghrane
Toor Wal Pine
Fragmentary OCR Notice of Bank Business Report
Partial readable text hints at a bank business report or financial note from Fa and a mention of national economic concerns. Details are fragmented with garbled phrases and no clear entities, dates, or outcomes to confirm a coherent event or action.
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