Sanity Code Sparks Fire Over College Football Coaches
Harvey Harman of Rutgers, addressing the American Football Coaches Association, warns the Sanity Code may become another prohibition act. He says coaches distrust the code’s administration and call for more coach authority, criticizing faculty representatives and perceived overreach into football governance.
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San Francisco
American Football Coaches Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Rutgers
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C.de
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Lullaby Ann Wins Trophy At Chattahoochee Field Trials
In EUFAULA Alabama on January 10 Lullaby Ann the black and white pointer bitch owned by George Collom of Laverne Alabama and handled by John Gates of Lewesburg Georgia won the major league open all age event. Tip Top Frank and Dr Sam's Marianna also placed in open standings with multiple owners and handlers named. The amateur all age title went to Dr Sam's Marianna with Accolades Ann second and Wyccott Ace Essign third. Knucklehead MacPherson won the Ed Miller Memorial amateur puppy stake with Wyccott Brownie and Peggy Pegasus also placing.
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Scholarship Penalties for Athletes Stir Debate in Colleges
Coaches and presidents argue over how athletes gain scholarships. They claim non athletes only need decent grades, while athletes must exceed expectations and meet stricter standards. They question the system's fairness and propose alternatives like meal provisions during seasons.
Tileing Shaped Samarkand Walls Under Timurid Rule
Clay tile was extensively used on outer walls as Samarkand was rebuilt by Tamerlane and his successors in the 14th and 15th centuries.
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Alabama Tops SEC Race After Week of Conference Games
Alabama surged to first place in the Southeastern Conference after a week that featured Tennessee in Nashville and Kentucky in Knoxville. The scene included Mississippi State and LSU in Baton Rouge and Tulane’s rise to sixth after beating Georgia Tech. Kentucky and Florida also shaped the standings with key wins and losses shaping the race.
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Nat Holman honored for 30 years of college coaching
In New York on January 16 the local basketball community plans a tribute night for Nat Holman celebrating three decades of college coaching. His influence is noted alongside Ned Irish’s promotions as pivotal to big time basketball locally. Holman’s College team then tours the West Coast while Clair Bee’s Long Island squad goes on an extended tour, promising tough lessons for both sides. Ted Hazlewood of North Carolina U did not return to Chapel Hill after the Sugar Bowl, remaining as a graduate student to finish his degree.
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Tough contract talks with emerging players in new league
Ted explains signing six to eight new players, not star names, avoids major lawyers but remains a tough deal. Players worry about inflation and demand high money, requiring careful negotiation to set salaries.
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Birdie Tebbetts on Red Sox under McCarthy
Birdie Tebbetts praises Joe McCarthy's leadership saying a team like theirs could not endure two seasons under him without winning. He notes McCarthy never criticizes after a loss and withholds advice until the team or a player improves.
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Joe McCarthy
One Good Attorney Deserves Another in Georgia Bid
After signing Georgia's Johnny Rauch from his ex Boston Yanks owner Ted Collins added that he plans further moves. The deal signals Collins intent to build a stronger roster around Rauch amid offseason changes and league interest.
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Johnny Rauch
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Ted Collins
Cleaning the Cuff and College All America Plans
Bull Lea and Citation offspring failed to produce a stakes winner last year. College baseball coaches consider forming an All America team and selling it to a magazine similar to practices by football and basketball coaches.
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Monday Matinee Hails Cliff Akerson as Tough Right-Hand Hitter
Bill Kelly of Los Angeles calls Cliff Akerson the hardest right hand hitter in twenty years. Akerson, who hit .329 for Kelly's Angels last season, will receive another Cubs trial this month.
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Los Angeles
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Cliff
Kelly
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Cubs
Conference Titles Falling in Rugged College Race
Early in the season, several major conferences show upheaval as last year’s champions stumble. Baylor ties Texas for 2-0 in the Southwest but trails overall, while Arizona struggles outside league play. St. Louis, Bradley, NC State, BYU, and others face stiff tests as the race narrows to a handful of contenders.
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Montgomery group heads to Pennsylvania products show
A 530 member delegation from Montgomery and nearby counties departed to attend the Pennsylvania products show in Harrisburg. The trip is sponsored by the state agriculture center board which will operate the new cow coliseum in Montgomery.
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Tax renewal on education millage set for Jan 31 vote
A special election was called in Lowndes County for January 31 to renew a four mill property tax for education that expired September 30. School Superintendent Hulda Coleman said the ballot would extend the levy for another 20 years.
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Ala
Lowndes County
Hulda Coleman
Red Rolfe Eyes Dick Wakefield Pull Hitter Plan
Red Rolfe suggests turning Dick Wakefield into a pull hitter as he currently hits mainly to left center the longest part of Detroit field. Dud DeGroot once said he could only substitute centers and quarterbacks and likely favors unlimited substitutions now.
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Dick Wakefield
Red
Detroit
Dud DeGroot
Washington Redskins
College basketball results from AP roundup across many colleges
The Associated Press score sheet lists numerous games with results including Boston University 51 over Worcester Tech 47 Stevens Tech 46 over Rensselaer 36 Bates 53 over Trinity 36 Wesleyan 34 over Bowdoin 29 Pitt 63 over Allegheny 46 and many more matchups across the Northeast Midwest and South featuring schools such as Carnegie Tech Rutgers Williams St. Francis Brooklyn Colgate Penn State Yale Cornell Harvard Princeton Navy and more with scores ranging from tight finishes to decisive wins across a wide slate of programs.
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Pitt
Allegheny
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Great Race In Tourney Lead Tied At Los Angeles Open
Four pros shared the lead at 214 in the Los Angeles open with $2600 top prize in reach. Leland Gibson fired a 67, the day’s best, to join Demaret Mangrum and Snead in a four way tie entering the final round at Riviera Country Club.
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Lloyd.Mangrum
Jimmy Demaret
Leland Gibson
Eric Monti
Sam Snead
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
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Gibson
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Reserve Letterman Helps Auburn Freshman Guard Shine
Bill Dawson a 6 1 guard from Ashland Kentucky is a freshman reserve turned valuable Auburn basketball asset this season. His steady play as an understudy boosts team depth and contributes to the late game effort.
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Bill Dawson
Ashland
Auburn
Meridian Franchise Sparks Southeastern League Deadline
The Southeastern League faces a Meridian franchise stalemate as Meridian business leaders have seven days to secure funding or risk losing the team. Hattiesburg and Laurel both offer ready backing with the league planning post season play with Florida International and approving 17 player rosters after 30 days.
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