Basketball Rules Debate Spurs Foul Shot Emphasis
A Dallas era sports column argues to curb field goals and use four foul rule enforcement to salvage basketball. It cites rising foul shooting, pro game scores decided by free throws, and suggests eliminating field goals to restore balance and excitement.
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Landis Decision Surprises Few Fans in Baseball
Henry L. Farrell reports that Landis exonerated White Sox players, accepting testimony of Gandil and other accusers as credible. Eddie Collins says the decision clears doubts and condemns the alleged scandal, noting it ends years of digging into the 1919 World Series case.
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Leondis to Battle Keys Tonight in Cleveland Arena
Leondis, a top traveling basketball team from Cleveland, faces the Keys here tonight in a showdown that features threetime opponents like the New York Celts and Pittsburgh clubs. The lineup includes Kikin Vesey, Pep Young, Gredsy Herts, Fann Ward, and Doug Henry as they seek another strong road win.
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Two Pittsburgh Firemen Die in Truck Overturn
Two firefighters were killed instantly and four others seriously hurt when a pectin fire truck overturned after striking an unprotected street obstruction while responding to a call. The crash occurred late at night on a misty evening. driver Joseph Joe and baseman George Dollhopt were among the injured.
Referee wrangling disrupts Central Pro League games
Central Professional League officials and teams face ongoing disputes over referees with the Erie Dispatch Herald and others reporting that the Keystones refused an outside official for the Youngstown game, forcing changes and sparking accusations of biased officiating. Managers seek neutral referees for key clashes, including Cory Keystones vs Horley Motors, while complaints allege unfair treatment and poor officiating across the circuit.
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Company E Wins At Bradford
Bradford 44 Company E 28 as Maybury reportedly absent. Hasty Tones scored one field goal and two fouls while Bardsnen Tehnsda nd As Avulersgur led the attack with six field goals each. Rumney and Bradford added four field goals and three fouls.
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Celtics Ticket Sale Announced For Thursday Night
Celtics and Keystones games set with tickets going on sale Thursday morning at 9 oclock. Reserved seats will be cut and sold in Tong and Oil City with high demand. The schedule opens with Meurtville High hosting the first Interscholastic Division A Section 3 game.
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Cage League Sets Thursday Meeting On Referees And Fines
Cage League officials summon all teams to a Thursday night meeting at the Municipal building called by President Ren F Starr to decide on referees for league games and discuss live laws fines and other matters. The gathering aims to resolve delays in arbiter reporting and address gate ext Monday night issues, with all clubs urged to send representatives.
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Woolworth Company Increases Dividend Announcement
Woolworth Company raises its quarterly dividend to 5.25 dollars per share from 5 dollars, payable in March to stockholders of record February 10. The increase reflects the board’s decision to boost the payout on the common stock by 0.25 dollars.
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Verdict in trolley crash suit announced in 1924 case
Injuries to Mrs Grace Metadlerty from a streetcar collision in May 1924 led to a verdict of 8700 and ün 1000 to her husband in claims for injuries. The Pittsburgh Bank and associated parties ordered to pay damages totaling 22,000 to the claimant for spine injuries and 1,000 to her husband. The suit arose from a trolley crash involving a streeter. The note mentions a PPSPISBERGH city context and a call to take advantage of classified service.
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