Subsidizing Athletes Tops Conference Agenda At Meet
A conference session opened with a showdown on athlete subsidies. Amendments to aid rules urged classifying athletes with other students when receiving aid, with limits tied to legitimate expenses. Chancellor Kirkland urged needs based aid, while Tulane and Florida leaders proposed safeguards and scholarship standards.
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Edgar Charles Jones
University of Florida
Directors Association
Charles Griffin
Georgia Tech
Army
W. D. Funkhouser
Kirkland
Sellout Expected at Madison Square Garden Fight Tonight
New York dispatch reports a complete sellout likely at Madison Square Garden for a 15 round bout featuring durable contenders. Receipts may top $100,000 with about 20,000 in attendance as Louis seeks victory in a direct, cut and dried clash. Azendun predicts Louis will win and perhaps stop the fight.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Primo Carnera
Ernie Schaaf
Louis
Evee
Coast Rules In The West Coast Football Analysis
Howard H. Jones reviews Pacific coast teams. Stanford and California led the conference with strong passing and rushing, Washington relied on running, while Southern California improved late but lacked finishing punch. Intersections show mixed results. a Rose Bowl win by Stanford could restore Western prestige.
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Grayson
Washington
Stanford
Bost
California
Bears
Graygon
Mank Moscorio
Indians
Southern Methodist
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Fowler
Archer
Chapman
Simosty
Haines
Cain
Nowogroski
Jimmy Phelan
Huskies
Chuck Cheshire
Fred Punk
Bruins
Oregon
Northwest
Washington State
Cougars
Ed Goddard
St. Mary's
Orerton State
Southern California
Idaho
Montana
Trojans
Moscrip
Notre Dame
Our Boys
Pittsburgh
Honolulu
Santa Clara
Pacific Coast
League meet ends as major deals reshape baseball
In Chicago the three day league meeting wrapped with about a quarter of a million dollars in cash and nine new players joining 16 clubs. Detroit bought Al Simmons in a cash deal while New York swapped pitchers from Cleveland. The Boston Braves were rebuilt under Bob Quinn as the meeting announced bans on training games and more stringent exhibition rules for 1936.
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Charles Dunkley
Associated Press
Chicago
Don Rhodes
Detroit
al Simmons
New York
Monte Pearson
Steve Sandra
Cleveland
Johnny Allen
Leroy Parmelee
Phil Weintraub
St. Louis
Burgess Whitehead
Boston
al Lopez
Tony Cuccinello
Bobby Reis
Ray Benge
Brooklyn
National League
Bob Quinn
Quinn
Braves
Keneshaw Mountain Landis
Boston Braves
Briez Chats About Sports in a Roundup of Baseball and Boxing Names
Eddie Brieitz surveys sports figures and showy headlines from baseball boxing and golf mixed with city gossip. Mentions Joe M Easiest Connie Mack Ruth Hudlin Rosenbloom Speaker O Malley Stengel Dressen Evans and others in a collage of 1920s figure chatter.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Joe M
Connie Mack
Brooklyn
Larry McPhail
George Herman Ruth
Willis Hudlin
Little All America picks from small colleges shine in national showcase
Associated Press surveys top underdog talent across programs from Ohio University to Willamette. Notable selections include Willamette’s Johnny Oravec, Trinity’s Mickey Kabrosky, Loyola’s Billy Roy, and Franklin & Marshall’s Woodrow Sponangle. Critics praise Art Lewis for Ohio University and Gar of Catawba for speed and power.
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Associated Press
Pataers
Middle Tennessee
Ohio University
Ohio
Don Peden
Ilinois
Franklin and
Marshall
Fordham
Williams
Princeton
Fort Hays
Kansas State
Texas Tech
Johnny Oravec
Willamette
Ore
Southern Methodist
Oravec
Milton
Mickey) Kabrosky
Trinity
Conn
Billy Roy
Loyola of New Orleans
Jim Fraley
Emporia
Kans
Paul Buchanan
St. Mary's
Texas
Ry Kline
Emr
Kansas
Art Lewis
Edwin
Tubby) Gar
Catawba College
North Carolina
Virgil Baer
Four Billiard Aces Stand Unbeaten in Tourney Play
George Kelly of Philadelphia and Jimmy Caras of Wilmington swept their third victories. Willie Mosconi of Philadelphia won twice and trails with two wins. Mosconi meets Charles Seaback of Astoria as top leaders rest. Caras faces no-opponent on day off.
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New York
George Kelly
Philadelphia
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Del
Willie Mosconi
Mosconi
Charles Seaback
Astoria
Caras
Boston Braves Eye Ruth in Trade Push
Boston Braves reportedly pursue Babe Ruth amid trade rumors as club officials weigh bold moves to boost offense this season. Ruth remains a marquee target with potential impact for the pennant race and fan interest.
Record-setting demand for Rose Bowl tickets overwhelms office
Pasadena today saw more than 200000 seat requests pour into the Stanford Southern Methodist Rose Bowl office for the 84600 seat stadium. Officials say all tickets were sold out within a week of the matchup but brokers report no tickets available and prices may rise.
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Pasadena
Calif
al Masters
Southern Methodist
Stanford
Baseball executive and historic football claim among three years ago items
A look back at three years ago notes National League re electing John A Heydler as president for four years at poor salary and mentions five years ago Ray Stecker's 57 yard TD run securing a 6 0 Army win over Navy before 70 000 in attendance.
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Bill McKechnie
National Baseball League
John A. Heydler
Ray Stecker
Army
Navy
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