From Bustles to Bets on Football Ethics
A survey of changing morals cites old customs like Fanny and bunting as a preface to modern college sports. It traces how ethics in intercollegiate football evolved from lavish subsidies to the Graham Plan and the push for stricter academic standards, highlighting Centre College’s past upset of Harvard and Virginia’s withdrawal from the Southern Conference over pay and eligibility concerns.
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Centre College
Kentucky
Harvard
Danville
Centre
Pop Moran
Bo McMillan
Red Roberts
Red Grange
Carnegie
Scheesien
Hamilton Holt
Liberal Independent
Rollins College
Rollins
Southeastern Conference
University of Florida
State Highway Commission
Southern Conference
Virginia
Coaches Advocate No Change In Policy On Football Rules
A nationwide AP poll finds college coaches favor preserving the current rules with conservative changes. Leading supporters include Jock Sutherland, Dick Harlow, Hank Hardwick, Ray Morrison, Wallace Wade, Stub Allison, and Harry Kipke.
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Bill Boni
New York
Associated Press Today
Edgewater Park
Miss
New Orleans
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Nebraska
Biff Jones
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Bill Kern
Carnegie
Hank Hardwick
Navy
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Wallace Wade
Duke
Stub Allison
California
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Reds Recruit Paul Gehrman Joined Bend Fire Dept
Paul Gehrman, a recruit pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, is identified as a member of the Bend Oregon fire department. The brief notes his dual role as athlete and firefighter in Bend.
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Paul Gehrman
Cincinnati Reds
Bend Ore
Swan Song of a Gridiron Guessing Column
In a reflective column from New York dated December 3, a veteran sports writer previews this week’s college football slate. He rates Southern Methodist over Rice for the Southwest Conference crown, edges Southern California over U C L A, and makes uncertain calls on Tulsa, Tennessee, Duquesne, Miami, Florida, Texas A M, Arizona, Centenary, Loyola and Georgia, noting coin-toss style verdicts and fading certainty.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
S. M. U.5s
Mustangs
Rice
Ernie Lain
Southern California
Trojans
South Bend
Tulsa
Manhattan
Detroit
Michigan State
Tennessee
Mississippi
Duquesne
Miami
South Carolina
Catholic
Florida
Kentucky
San Francisco
Texas A. & M
Southwest
Texas A
Arizona
Oregon
Centenary
Louisiana Tech
Loyola
Los Angeles
Georgia
State And McCrary To Meet In Asheboro Tomorrow Nite
North Carolina State begins its basketball schedule with a game against the McCrary All-Stars of Asheboro in Asheboro at 8 p.m. The Wolfpack feature Connie Mac Berry at center, Bill Mann and P G Hill at forward, Eddie Berlinski and Selby Jones as guards, and a 17 man squad including noted reserves and freshmen. The team then plays Roanoke College in Charlotte on December 15, with no games until January.
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Pop) Warner
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Alabama
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Dizzy) McLeod
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McCrary All-Stars
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Connie Mac Berry
Bill Mann
P. G. Hill
Mann
Eddie Berlinski
Selby Jones
Berlinski
James Rennie
Monogram
Roy Cromattee
Cader Harris
Adolph Honeycutt
Merton Yorke
Louis Satterfield
H. M. van Oesen
James Hamilton
Charles Beam
Morty Crawford
J. A. Sapp
H. W. Stroup
W. M. Payne
G. B. Dewey
J.S. Maultsby
Sermon
Neil Dalrymple
John Allen
Roanoke College
Frank Thompson
Strong Man Milo Steinborn Wrestles At Arena Tonight
Milo Steinborn the world’s strongest man makes his first wrestling appearance in High Point meeting Roy Graham at the new High Point Coliseum in a Ladies Night opener promoted by Curt Denning. Also featured, Pat McClary vs Jerry Burns in a return bout with two-out-of-three falls. Box office opens 7:15, first bout 8:30.
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Jerry Burns
Roy Graham
Steinborn
Milo Steinborn
High Point
Arkansas Tough
Curt Denning
New High Point Coliseum
Denning
Curt
MecClary
Tarzan Jordan
Burns
Thompson
Industrial League Contests Slated After Local Wins
Globe Parlor Tomlinson and Paper Box won in three Amateur league games at the Y M C A. High Point Paper Box led by Thomas with 18 and Brown 9 beat Hasty 41 22 Adams Millis lost to Tomlinson 22 14 and Globe Parlor defeated Red Top Beer Barons 33 10. Tomorrow at 1 30 p m three Industrial League games feature Marsh Furniture vs Ellington Florist Jones Service vs Adams Millis A and Triangle vs Redwine.
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Globe Parlor
Tomlinson
Highoint Paper Box
Thomas
Brown
Hasty
Adams- Millis
Red Top
Beer Barons
Industrial League
Marsh Furniture
Ellington Florist
Jones Service
Adames Millis A
Triangle
Redwine
Wolverines and Irish Seek to Reopen Athletic Ties
Michigan and Notre Dame discuss resuming relations after a 1923 eligibility dispute that halted all athletic contact. Fielding H. Yost announced coaches may schedule Irish games, with talks likely to lead to football renewals in 1940, while 1938 and 1939 plans remain intact. A post season Big Ten Pacific Coast match proposal is noted, pending rule changes.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
Wolverine
Yost
Elmer Layden
Big Ten
Hypocrisy in Conference Echoes Across Adolescent Sports
The passage condemns perceived hypocrisy in a conference over rules governing high school and college football recruitment. It suggests schools flirt with prep athletes, then hints at inappropriate conduct and looseness affecting team prestige.
All-Star North Carolina South Carolina Set Rosters for Charity Game
North and South Carolina All-Star squads announced tentative lineups for tomorrow's charity football game in Charlotte. Players include Jack Brock Hempley Gregory Kennedy Spransky Turpin Cooper Stockdale Davis Chapman Byers Wartman Albergetti Minott and West. The match benefits the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children.
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Hempley Gregory
Kennedy Spransey
Turpin Imo
Ee Cooper
Stockdale
Davis
Chapman Barber
Byers Wartman
Albergetti Church
Minottea
Shriners Hospital For
Tigers and Browns Red Sox trade shocks baseball world
Milwaukee telegram reports major league trade activity as St. Louis Browns send fielder Joe Vosmik to Boston Red Sox for pitcher Buck New amid a flurry of deals during three days of talks.
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