Football Men Talk Over Rules At Eastern PA Meeting
About thirty coaches and officials from Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland gathered at the Walton Hotel to discuss football rules. They opposed Harvard’s plan to remove the stop watch and supported standardizing timekeeping and keeping officials’ identities secret until game day. They also debated a rule change to allow reporting players to officials and to curb clipping.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Harvard
Central Board
Bob Volwell
Penn
Wilmer Crowell
Swarthmore
Lafayette
Price
Ursinus
Muhlenberg
Folwell
Oregon Eleven
Pasadena
Oregonian
Michigan
Wfol
Crowell
Dr. Price
Dick Merritt
Rosewood A C Five Win Fast Contest at Steelton
Rosewood A C defeated Steelton All Scholastics 23 to 11 at the Orpheum Theater Steelton. Star scorers Kline and Killinger led Rosewood with strong team play while Brandt and Sellers stood out for Steelton in a canceled date rescheduled by Harrisburgers.
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Rosewood A. C
Steelton
Orpheum Theater
Harris-burgers
Middletown
Rosewood
Kline
Killinger
Sellers
Brandt
Trump
Wren
Crowley
Stourin Gycik
Aeedead
Jones
Hassett Girls, Bits From Sports Open Season At Cathedral
Bits From Sports and The Hassett Girls five open the season at Cathedral hall Friday night, facing Williamstown Girls. Greyhound beat Athletic Club 34 to 15 last night. Middletown Tigers beat Middletown Grammar 16 to 15. Hummelstown five hosts Hershey Club tonight. Christmas Night attractions at Lebanon Y M C A. Galahad Recreation Club seeks games. Rosewood A C members hosting a Christmas afternoon with tree and gifts for guests. Madison Square Garden six day race reports riders 70 miles behind record at 7 am. Cameron Kaiser 1915 record 1 148 miles 4 laps.
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Hassett Girls
Cathedral Hall
Williamstown
Greyhound
Athletic Club
Hummelstown Five
Hershey Club
Lebanon
New York
Madison Square Garden
Cameron
Kaiser
Busy days for C. HS athletes at Central high
Coach Ike McCord leads record squads across Central high teams with rising interest in the girls division. A rooter chorus forms and large student turnout is expected at each game as both boys and girls teams field strong candidates for class leagues.
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Ike McCord
Central High
Crago Defends National Guard in Authorized Statement
Representative Thomas S. Crago of Pennsylvania defends the National Guard, arguing it was not at fault for failures in mobilization and that proper arming and federal support were lacking. He cites Pennsylvania mobilization, border service, and the need for universal military training as the remedy, detailing training, equipment delays, and administrative issues.
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Washington
National Guard
Thomas S. Crago
Pennsylvania
Crago
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Philippines
Army
Cra
Friends of the Guard
Drago
Friends of the National Guar N
Guard
War Department
Scott
Congress
Mount Gretna
States of the Union
Adjutants General
Tartar Girls Triumph in Oberlin Basketball Tilt
The Tartar Girls defeated Oberlin five by 24 to 9 in a lively Oberlin game. Miss Emanuel and Miss Sweeney starred for the local five while Miss Greena Walt and Miss Rupp led Oberlin in a low scoring matchup.
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Oberlin
Tartar
Harrisburg
Miss Emanuel
Miss Sweeney
Miss Greenawalt
Miss Rupp
All Heart Women Mostly Bores
A humorous tale warns a young man about marrying a woman who is all heart. An old man recounts his unhappy marriage filled with jealousy, clinginess, and nagging, concluding that women who are all heart are mostly bores and urging caution before commitment.
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Paris
Dillon Beats Miske In Close Broadway Bout
New York reports Jack Dillon pulled off a narrow victory over Billie Miske at the Broadway Sporting Club in Brooklyn. Miske pressed hard in rounds three and four, forcing Dillon to guard with his arms as he fought to avoid losing his balance. Miske faded late, unable to sustain his attack against the seemingly invincible resilience of Dillon.
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Bloomington
Athletic Board of
Indiana University
Archie D. Brehart
Huntington
Walter B. Hess
Hammond
Ind
Pine Village
Lafayette
Erehart
Indiana
Hess
Dillon
Billie Miske
New York
N. Y
Jack Dillon
Broadway Sporting Club
Brooklyn
Miske
Mike
More Pay For 16 000 U S Workers In New Bill
Washington Dec 20 The House approved six appropriation bills raising salaries for about 16 000 federal workers earning under 1800 a year and increasing each representative secretary by 500 a year while contemplating a 6 to 10 percent raise. Secretaries currently at 1600 a year. An extra stenographer for each representative at 75 a month failed. Republicans warned of a growing deficit and higher taxes.
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Washington, D. C
House
Fitzgerald
Representative Rainey
Waya and Means Committee
Rainey
Harrisburg prepares to rules for Amateur Basketball League
Wellys area sports scene shows plans for league rules by commissioners. It calls for organized play and clean sport, proposes a grammar school league under same commissioners, and urges school officials to enlist aid. Clarence Rowland has been reap pointed manager of the Chicago American team amid ongoing managerial debates.
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Harrisburg
Amateur Basketball League
Clarence Rowland
Chicago
Comisky
Rush Back as Princeton Coach for Third Year
Princeton announces John H. Rush will return as head coach for a third season amid questions over recent Yale Harvard results. Captain will be Marion Wilson, an end. officials say Rush's work is satisfactory. Harrisburg boxing shows face tight budgets as activity rises after Christmas across Pennsylvania railroad athletic associations with local teams pressing in multiple disciplines.
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John H
Speedy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsy
Harrisburg
Enola
Honora
CHARGED WITH THEFT AND SPORTS NOTES FROM LEESTOWN TO SYRACUSE
William Freeman, Cuban native, accused of stealing 33 dollars from Jeremiah Jones in Lewistown and arrested after train travel to Pittsburgh. Willie Hoppe sets instruction in billiards with 250 unfinished run in San Francisco. Syracuse to visit Nebraska for next Thanksgiving, Notre Dame game moved to October. Larry McLean to return to Cincinnati Reds, with Mathewson backing. Scranton signs infielder Ryan after scouting in New York, a 2B from New York.
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Lewistown
William Freeman
Cuba
Jeremiah Jones
San Francisco
Willie Hoppe
J Biliard
Young
Jacob Schaeffer
Chicago
Hoppe
Syracuse
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Syracuse University
New York
Notre Dame
Larry M’lean
Joe Cincinnati
Larry Mea Lean
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Reds
Garry Herrmann
Christy Mathewson
Long Larry
McLean
Hank O'Day
O'Day
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