Diamond draft rules remain after minor league vote
Minor leagues failed to amend draft rules by a three fourths majority led by William Bramham. Montreal 1930 convention chosen. Springfield and Washington pressed invitations after West Baden withdrew. Buchanan and McCarthy helped move deals. Norman McMillan to Cubs. Lynn Nelson trade talks. outdoor advertising discussed. tampering ethical issue raised. several manager and player moves announced.
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Central football to develop passing attack this spring
Under coaches Taylor and Fuller Central football begins six weeks of spring drills focusing on a developed aerial attack. Eddie Eubanks is expected to lead the effort as a promising passer, with Raymond Pepper and Pete West noted as strong receivers from the previous year.
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New Southern Writers Group Elects Zipp Newman Leader
Zipp Newman, Birmingham News sports editor, was chosen head of a new Southern league writers organization. The group was formed at a meeting of sports reporters in Chattanooga this week.
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South in doubt over All American football picks
The writer questions Southern players' chances for All American honors, arguing the South was weak nationally this year. He notes Banker of Tulane and McEver of Tennessee as exceptions, doubts the South’s prospects, and predicts the selections will disappoint many.
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Purdue or Pitt May Get Rose Bowl Call
Southern California has accepted a Rose Bowl invitation, leaving Pitt or Purdue as likely eastern opponents. Tulane remains unbeaten but disfavored for a Western trip. Notre Dame has finished its season, leaving the choice to Pitt or Purdue as the South stands untraveled for the year. Alabama’s near upset and a later tie with Stanford shaped Rose Bowl expectations.
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Mayor Malone Hosts 1929 Decatur Gridmen Dinner
Mayor Malone of Decatur hosted 36 football squad members along with coaches faculty and guests at the Pal ace Cafe for a chicken dinner signaling the season’s end. The annual event honors the red and black squad and showcases local support for football and Tennessee Valley sports development.
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Georgia Tech Defeats California with Key Punt Block
Georgia Tech carried its strong play from last season into California’s camp with sharp ball handling and hard charging. Roy Riegel’s misstep on a fumble run is noted but the pivotal moment came when a punt was blocked, enabling Tech to score the winning points. The writer hints at future Dixie teams facing western invites.
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Auburns slim chances in net game this season
With only one letter man returning Auburn faces a dim outlook for 1929-30 basketball. Captain Louie James leads a veteran group as Joe Anderson Harold Harmon compete for spots, while coach uncertain between John Floyd or Burnham Lee.
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Bohler
Mississippi College
Ludlow
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Southwestern
Memphis
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Aubry Vines
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Joe Anderson
Harold Harmon
Stewart
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Lawrence Chamblee
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Barron Set to Play for Tech in Southern Conference
Pat Barron, hailed as the last of a famed football family, is headed to Georgia Tech. After a quiet previous season, the 180 pound athlete is expected to push hard against Southern Conference rivals for the varsity squad.
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Georgia Tech
Pat Barron
Claude Wilson Moves to Johnson's Barber Shop
Claude Wilson formerly at Moyes Barber Shop announces he is now located at Johnson's Barber Shop serving friends and customers with barbering services.
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Moyes Barber Shop
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