Coaches favor leave well enough alone on rule changes
A nationwide AP poll shows most college coaches prefer a conservative approach to football rule changes. They advocate no tinkering, while a few specific ideas target offense, including moving goal posts back, legalizing forward passing from any spot behind scrimmage, and requiring six players on the line. Notables proposing changes include Layden, Joy, and Newton. others push for stricter penalties on clipping and handling of fumbles.
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New York
Associated Press Today
A. A. Rules Committee
Edgewater Park
Miss
New Orleans
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Nebraska
Biff Jones
Dhe
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Bill Kern
Carnegie
Hank Hard
Navy
Ray Morrison
Aderbilt
Wallace Wade
Duke Allison
California
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Glenn
Pop) Warner
Temple
Layden
William P
Hiker
White Sox Tigers swing trades shake minor league market
At the major league meetings Detroit trades outfielder Gerald Walker and third baseman Marvin Owen plus Mike Tresh to Chicago White Sox for pitcher Vernon Kennedy and outfielders Dixie Walker and Tony Piet. The six player deal tops a quiet market as St Louis and Boston swap, with Cleveland and Washington pacing for moves before meetings end.
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St. Louis Browns
Joe Vismik
Boston Red Sox
Buck Newsom
Buster Mills
Ralph “Red” Kress
Minneapolis
Owen
White Sox
Detroit
Gerald Walker
Marvin Owen
Mike Tres
Portland
Chicago White Sox
Vernon Kennedy
Fred “Dixie” Walker
Tony Piet
Tigers
Red Sox
Browns
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Kennedy
Jimmy Dykes
Walker
Gerald
T C U Hawks at Mustangs After Big Win Clash
Texas Christian coach Matty Bell blames T C U for roughing up five SMU players after last Saturday. Bell says a Rice victory over SMU would hand TCUs the Southwest Conference title, while Rice winning keeps the title with TC U.
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Dallas
Texas Christian
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
Bell
Rice Institute
T. Cc. U
Mustangs
Rice
Glenn Starts Busy Season In Morgantown
West Virginia University coach Glenn “Little Sleepy” Glenn launches a packed speaking schedule this week with five appearances in seven days. He attends events in Weston, Bellaire, Weirton, Point Marion, and other towns, aided by Sammy Pinion, while juggling basketball coaching duties at WVU during a crucial period.
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Morgantown
Marshall
Glenn
West Virginia University
Weston
Wheeling
Bellaire
Ohio
Weirton Kiwanis Club
Parkersburg Rotary Club
Big Red
Pittsburgh
Morgantown Kiwanis
Morgantown High
St. Francis High
WMMN
Fairmont
Martinsville Booster Club
Magnolia Eleven
New Coaching Idea Helps Richmond Men Practice
Richmond basketball teams adopt a new coaching idea to improve practice sessions without baskets. The move aims to build fundamentals and team coordination under the new plan implemented by coach Richmond.
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Richmond
Conference and Coast League Champions May Meet Postseason
Reports indicate the conference and Pacific Coast League football champions may meet in a postseason game for 1938 or 1939. Officials have not confirmed, but such a matchup could require changing the Big Ten rule banning games after the regular season ends.
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Big Ten
Railroaders Lead Bowling Stand After Ease Win
The B. and O. team stays atop the city bowling league, beating Rotary 1887 to 1559 at the YMCA alleys. Next Tuesday the Potters challenge the leaders in a key match while Carr- China vows to topple them and move up. Bartlett led Rotary with 340 and a second high of 978 for an improving field.
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O. Keglers
Rotary Club
Bartlett
Levinsky to Try Wrestling in Chicago Return
King Levinsky formerly Maxwell Street pride and night mayor announced in Chicago on December 3 that he will attempt wrestling. The article notes his imposing frame and a dramatic moment as his coat buttons nearly popped from the effort.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Maxwell Street
Detroit Fans Roar Over Major Trade Tears at Chicago Deal
Detroit fans protest the Detroit Chicago trade that sent Gerald Walker to the White Sox. Jimmy Dykes smiles as Al Simmons moves to Mickey Cochrane for 75000 dollars, then Walker is traded for pitcher Carl Fischer and Jimmy. Cochrane defends moves and vows to build for the future with Kennedy likely winning 18 to 20 games.
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Detroit
Gerald Walker
Mickey Cochrane
al Simmons
Chicago White Sox
Cochrane
Anager
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Little Beamer
Wisconsin
Baseball Meeting
Motor City
Mickey
Micke
Simmons
Carl
Fischer
Jimmy
Capiitane
Mckay
Army-Navy
Cocarane
Walker
Lyn Rowe
Hitcher
Dixie ‘Walker
Kennedy
Pitt Players Poised for Shrine East West Game
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 3 Several Pittsburgh football players who opposed Rosé Bowtrip show interest in playing in the Shrine's annual East West game in New York on New Year's Day. William Coffman says eastern reps indicate halfback Marshall Goldberg end Frank Souchak and tackle Tony Matisi likely to receive bids.
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Pittsburgh
Rosé Bowtrip
Shrine
William Coffman
Manaside
Marshall Goldberg
Frank Souchak
Tony Matisi
Panthers
Davis and Elkins to host Wesleyan grid clash
Davis and Elkins College will renew its gridiron rivalry with West Virginia Wesleyan College in Elkins on Saturday October 8 1998. The game pins the festival’s ninth Mountain State Forest Festival closing day, announced by Harry Shelton coach and athletic director of D and E.
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Davis and Elkins College
West Virgina Wesleyan College
Harry Shelton
D. and
Mountain State Forest
Bobcat Quint Faces Freshman and Veteran Cast at Wesleyan
West Virginia Wesleyan opens basketball prep with 29 prospects under coach Debe Ross. Returning veterans Joe Andrick and Jimmy Herndor join Carl Naylor and Allen Mackay as part of a mix of experienced players and fresh talent aiming for a strong season.
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Buckhannon
West Virginia Wesleyan College Wesleyan
Debe Ross
Bobcats
Ross
Cbeat
Joe Andrick
Jimmy Herndor
Carl Naylor
Allen Mackay
Jack LaBay
May Dor
Mary Fresh
Donald Gatewood
Albie Coleman
Paul Katskie
Gawthrop
Zeke ‘Turner
Jad
Jack “Moore
Eddlé Kosko
Fair
Ace
Wid Bissett
Wesley
Labor chiefs clash over unions and politics at Green meeting
The piece reports on labor leaders from various unions and industries in a Willard hotel conference, noting clashes and reconciliations amid bitter talk. It mentions potential Senate appointments and nominations by Democrats, with regional affiliations and party shifts shaping the labor movement dynamics. Preston county records note 124 deer killed and fines for illegally killed deer tied to local enforcement.
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Page Ane
C. I
Andil
Ciil
Willard Hotel
Kingwood
Preston
T Key
Vausser —'Stevenson
Thomas Dunbar
Rowles~ Pure
Nations react to economic pressure amid totalitarian threat
Il Popolo D Italia denounces economic strangulation and insists nations will not be intimidated. The editorial argues the United States delegates arms policy to Europe while Britain fights to the last Frenchman. It cites Anglo American commerce as a peace tool and notes money funds wars.
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Il Popolo D'Italia
United States
Britain
Nave
Bitter Off Year Continued in Pennsylvania Senate Race
The article notes Pennsylvania Senator Davis, a Republican incumbent, facing a rising Democratic challenge in 1934 and 1996 general elections. It highlights potential contests for other Republican seats held by Gibson of Vermont and Nye of North Dakota, with speculation about intra party divisions among seven Democrats up for reelection who backed the Roosevelt court bill, including Clark of Missouri, George of Georgia, Gillette of Iowa, and McCarran of Nevada.
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Davis
Gibson
Vermont
Nye
North Dakota
Clark
Missouri
George
Georgia
Gillette
Iowa
McCarran
Nevada
College Heads Meet in Clarksburg to Discuss Athletics
Representatives from thirteen West Virginia colleges gathered in Clarksburg on December 3 to discuss college athletics. The meeting, described as a heads gathering, aims to coordinate intercollegiate sports matters and share potential policies.
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Clarksburg
West Virginia
Injured in Fall In Alpoca Bridge Incident
Charles Wells, a Black man, fell from a bridge at Alpoca on December 3 and suffered only a broken foot, according to Seese.
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Itmann
Charles Wells
Alpoca
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