Officiating Football Rules Grow More Complex
A discussion with Dr. Patrick Brien and Dr. F A Lambert on evolving football rules highlights the greater difficulty of officiating. They note new crawling and piling penalties complicate calls, the need for better rule understanding, and the rise of formal instruction for officials amid many high school players in uniform.
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Jek
Y Brien
Pitt
F. A. Lambert
Columbus
Middle West
Ohio
Prom
Lambert
Kruschen Salts Claim Weight Loss Transformation
A 28 year old man from St. Louis reports losing 20 pounds in four weeks after taking Kruschen Salts. He says he now weighs 150 pounds, has more energy, and no longer feels hungry. He recommends dissolving half a teaspoon in hot water every morning with breakfast.
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St. Louis
Young Peoples Rally At Daleville Friday Night
Dale county Baptist Young People's Union holds a rally at Daleville Baptist Church Friday at 7 30 pm directed by Mrs J H Johnson. Program includes songs plays and prayers from Ozark Junior Girls Auxiliary Daleville Sunbeams Daleville Girls Auxiliary Daleville Y W A and Glimpses of Alabama missionary work with a banner awarded for best record.
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Ozark
Dale County
Baptist Young People's Union
Baptist Church
Daleville
J. H. Johnson
Royal Ambassadors of
Daleville Sunbeams
Doctor
Daleville Girl’s Auxiliary
Polly
The
Missionary Society
Daleville Y.W. A.’ S
Siano Lightest Pro Star in NFL at 167 Pounds
Tony Siano former Fordham center for Boston weighs 167 pounds making him the lightest linesman in the National Professional Football league. The standout plays guard for the team and remains a notable anomaly in pro football’s size norms.
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Siano
Boston
Tony Siano
Fordham
Navy weighs battleships to submarines in fleet plan
Officials examine the balance of battleships destroyers and submarines in a new fleet assessment. The study aims to optimize manpower distribution and strategic capabilities across the surface and undersea forces.
Alabama and Kentucky set for close clash at Lexington
Alabama meets Kentucky in a tight Saturday showdown at Lexington. Losses and hopeful Southern Conference chances boost the tension as Cain's knee and punt prowess shape the Tide’s outlook. Newt Godfree and Tom Hupke anchor the Alabama line against Kentucky’s strong attack.
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Alabama
Kentucky
Lexington
Crimson Tide
John Cain
Ole Sfiss
Cain
Kimbrell
Auburn
Frank Thomas
Karcheval
South
Kentuckians
Crimson
Tom Hupke
Newt Godfree
Metcalf's Rise Traced to Oberlin Upset Victory
The 1921 Oberlin 7 Ohio State 6 result sparked Thomas Ne ’on Metcalf to football hall of fame fame and led to his ascent as Chicago University athletics director after coaching Oberlin, Columbia, Minnesota, and Iowa. Metcalf, once Oberlin end, excelled in track and built a coaching career across several major programs.
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Ohio State
Thomas Ne
Metcalf
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Chicago University
Oberlin
Alleghanies
Columbia
Cornell
University of Minnesota
Towa
Dart hunts deer near Grass Valley in California
Charlie Dart went hunting deer near Grass Valley California as reports indicate. The short note describes a hunting outing with no further details available.
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Grass Valley
Cal
Charlie Dart
What Tunney Has Rival in Bama Signal Caller
Tuscaloosa Alabama AP reports Alabama's quarterback, Frank Moseley, blends football with literature enjoying poets Byron Shelley Keats and Poe. Moseley studies Shakespeare and screens Shelley and Keats in spare time, aiming to outsmart opponents with keen mind and signals.
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Bama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Shelley
Keats
Byron
Poe
Shakespeare
Alabama
Frank Moseley
Hunter Takes Small Buck In Season Debut
A hunter bags his first kill of the season a 37 pound dressed buck with a four point rack and a well formed head. He does not boast about the small size but records it as his first season success.
Firestone Tires Claim Speed and Safety Records
Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires are promoted for safety and performance with claims of road and track records. The copy cites Glen Schultz climbing Pike's Peak with Firestone Non-Skid tires and notes Firestone’s dominance in the Indianapolis 500 for thirteen straight years. It also mentions Al Jenkins setting a speed record on Pierce-Arrow at 112 mph for 24 hours across 2,710 miles on Salduro salt sands.
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Firestone
Glen Schultz
Pike's Peak
Indianapolis
al Jenkins
Pierce-Arrow
Salduro
Utah
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Opaline Motor Oil
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Washington
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