Amended Provisions Evolve From October 25 Update
Amended provisions evolve from the October 25 update, changing terms and conditions. The notice outlines revisions to procedures and compliance requirements for affected parties and organizations.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1941
Page
7
Amended provisions evolve from the October 25 update, changing terms and conditions. The notice outlines revisions to procedures and compliance requirements for affected parties and organizations.
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A compact, period style recap tracing heavyweight boxing title bouts from Sullivan to Dempsey and Tunney, listing key matches, fighters, locations, and outcomes. It notes eras from Corbett to Johnson, Jeffries, Willard, and beyond, with dates and ring results across multiple venues.
National Collegiate Rules Committee ended a three day Pine Valley meeting with three major changes to boost offense. Eliminating touchbacks on incomplete fourth down passes, permitting multiple substitutions anytime, and allowing handoffs forward behind the line of scrimmage. Also recommended standard numbers for positions to aid spectators, with study of results planned this fall.
Harrisburg January 4 The Game Commission reminds sportsmen to report their game and venison before January 1 with a $2 fine for failure to report. Reports are required by law. Last season 98 percent of writers reported their bagged game and 90 percent penalties were imposed.
A fragmented OCR compilation lists numerous boxing bouts with knockout results and outcomes. Entries cite fighters such as Max Schmeling, Jack Sharkey, James J. Braddock, and Arturo Godoy across cities like New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Buffalo, noting knockouts and decisions with mixed accuracy and dates.
Emerson W. Spike Nelson, 25, former University of Town tackle and ex Mississippi State head coach, is appointed Yale's new gridiron boss, replacing Raymond Pond who is discharged. Nelson has coached at Iowa and LSU and must be paid about 8,000 under Pond’s severance. Pond departs after nine years as Yale coach.
Earl Dew clinches the 140 jockey championship with 287 wins as rival Walter Taylor bumps to second after a canceled last day mounts. Dew rides to California to finish, Taylor shifts to Florida amid the season’s close. Also: promoter Mike Jacobs names a Baer Godoy bout at Madison Square Garden and Ray J. Meyer returns to Notre Dame as assistant coach.
Boxing at Madison Square Garden delivered an upset as Ernie Vigh outpointed Billy Soose and Tait Mauriello, in a mid card that saw speculation about the next champion. Soose won a narrow split decision over Mauriello, using superior boxing skill and reach. Vigh’s performance excited 13,030 fans, while future matchups remained uncertain.
Pitt coach Charley Bowser, on the rules committee, approved latest changes but lamented a few adjustments. He noted high schools and major programs will benefit from substitutions rules while concerns remained about kickoff penalties and potential player injury assessment. Bowser emphasized the changes help officials evaluate a key player’s status without forcing immediate substitution.
Maryland boxing officials announced plans to arrange a heavyweight title bout with Billy Conn. Chairman Stanley Scher stated a match could be staged after the January 9 fight at the Arena Athletic Club in Baltimore between Gunnar Barling and Harry Bobo, contingent on reaching an agreement with principals Willis Cole and other organizers.
Spor ts roundup captures a chaotic mix of college ball twists and pro notes. Texas and Alabama pull off late drama. Oklahoma and USC face quirky missteps. promoter Mike Jacobs mutters about a Miami trip while baseball front-office chatter and Babe Ruth nostalgia pepper the bulletin.
Buckeye athletic director said Hauser may discuss potential Ohio State prospects this week. The column notes Hauser is analyzing players and may appear with Ohio State center on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Harold G. Hoffman of New Jersey presided as president while most executive officers were approved at a meeting. The Cleveland Browns, Tau, and other teams were discussed as season plans advanced, with several key moves signed and announced after the session.
Today’s guest star Hud Cornel from Charleston HW joins Vas Gaxeblo and Bill Whigs in a lively Alabama football segment. The talk centers on the team’s continued dominance, strategic plays, and rising expectations for the season.
Coach Russ Byles of the Cavs announces Byler will be unable to join the team at the upcoming basketball tournament. The event kicks off Tuesday evening with games featuring Lane Hincent and Wilford Porwsny, as Wesleyville faces Carter in the evening lineup. Tickets priced at 28 cents for students go on sale now.
In a college basketball clash, Duquesne defeated Wooster 49 to 33. Stars Teeker and Kaye performed for Duquesne while Babe and Moe Becker contributed for the Dukes, with Duquesne’s offense pulling ahead late in the game. Playing for Geneva and Lehigh, other scores appeared, highlighting a busy slate of early season results.
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