Pop Warner Reunites With Former Players On East Visit
Stanford coach and gridiron innovator Glenn Scobey Warner known as Pop Warner returns east, where former players from Cornell Carlisle Georgia Pitt Stanford reconnect to honor their legendary coach. Warner now 61 recalls his days at Cornell Carlisle Pittsburgh and his influence on the game.
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Salary limits stir debate at baseball convention in Columbus
At the National Association of Professional Leagues meeting in Columbus Ohio the focus shifts from player signings to proposed salary caps. The three Class AA circuits the American Association International League and Pacific Coast League clash over a 6500 dollar a month ceiling while negotiations resume to craft a compromise.
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Boxing Roundup of Wins Across Cities and Speakers
Rex At State Gardner At Carolina bolster teams with upcoming matchups. New York Benny Bass stops Ed Reilly in Philadelphia. Marcel Thil defeats Ignacio Ara in Paris. Eddie Flynn knocks out Harry Wallace in New Orleans. Eric Lawson stops Carl Knowles in Charleston. Dave Barry defeats Jimmy Simpson in St Louis. Johnny Myles beats Andy Cummings in Jacksonville. K O Christner knocks out Dick Nolan in Lima.
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Kid) Wallace
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John Outlaw Arrested After Crashing Traffic Light
Columbus Ohio police nabbed 64 year old John Outlaw after he crashed a traffic light. Onlookers joked that "John Law" was in trouble as Outlaw muttered about law and fate.
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U S Naval Observatory Reports Earth Curvature Measure
The U S Naval Observatory reports that the curvature of the earth is said to appear dry and measures about eight inches per mile.
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State College to Open Season December Fifteenth
Raleigh December State College began its basketball preseason with coach Ray R. Sermon leading drills in Frank Thompson Gym. The Red Terrors plan an opener versus Atlantic Christian College on December 15 as four tall center prospects vie for the spot.
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Babe Didrikson Loses Amateur Status Over Ad
New York report says Mildred Babe Didrikson was disqualified from amateur competition after appearing in an automobile ad praising a model. Didrikson claimed no permission was given. a potential damage suit may seek reinstatement, with Col. M. J. McCombs noting she denies awareness of the ad.
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Salvation Army Tops Highland Five In Court Victory
The Salvation Army basketball team defeated Highland Mills Club 31 to 12 on Highland's court. J Grisson led with 16 points while W Anderson scored five for the losers and M Anderson added three. Army line-up included Grisson Smith Rede Burge, Ww Anderson Lily and O Grisson. Substitutes Norman for Highland and Jaynes and R Steele for Army. The Salvation Army gymnast-
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Burkert Couple Lose Purse in Home Burglary
Evansville report says Mrs. Burkert and her husband left their dog to guard the house while visiting her father in law. During the absence, burglars broke into the Burkerts' home and stole Mrs. Burkert's purse.
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Makes A Difference Office Boy
A brief comic gag involves an office boy delivering a punch line about a wife wanting to see her husband about five. Ross answers with irritation asking about time or money, returning a humorous miscommunication typical of period humor.
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Freshmen Meet Juniors and Sophomores Intra-mural Football
Intra-mural play at High Point High School resumes tomorrow afternoon with the Freshmen facing the Juniors at 4. A prior clash saw the Sophomores beat the Juniors, and the winner may claim the title though additional games remain on the schedule.
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Um launches winter program with W Beck as director
Um has launched its winter program with W Beck in charge as physical director. He leads calisthenics, basketball and other activities with most classes at night. Each class gets an hour on the floor as the gym buzzes from 6 p m to 10 p m. Saturdays the gym is reserved for basketball teams and club use.
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Jones Praises Notre Dame Coach as USC Prepares for Big Game
USC coach Howard Jones praises Notre Dame mentor Hunk Anderson though wary of the coming showdown. He notes high regard for Notre Dame, reflects on past defeats, and says his squad is in fine shape but not ready to concede. He cites the 1930 27 to 0 loss as a benchmark.
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Proud Father Praises Newborn Son Name Duty
Dialogue from The Humorist features Mr. Sko korownski praising his newborn son as the heir to carry on his name. The nurse confirms the weight of the responsibility with a courteous reply.
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Temple Young and Ambitious New Coach Warner Joins Temple
Glenn S. Warner, known as Pop Warner, accepts a five year contract to coach Temple University football with an expected salary of 15000 dollars a year. Temple, under Heinie Miller, has posted 60 wins 15 losses and eight ties in eight seasons. Warner leaves Stanford after a season with four losses and one tie.
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Heinie) Miller
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Honest German Tourist Returns Hotel Key From Germany
Hurter Von Mert, a German tourist who stayed at a local El Paso hotel, left without returning his room key. The hotel manager later received the key by mail. Mert had prepaid postage yet sent the key from Germany, marked with a self mailer promise.
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Zimmerman Cain Roberts Hitchcock Mason Leyendecker and Others Play Last Year
A roundup of players including Zimmerman Cain Roberts Hitchcock Mason Leyendecker and others who participated last year is noted. The item highlights team names and historical participation.
Sophomore standouts boost SouthernAids after senior exodus
Southern Conference coaches note regret over graduating many senior stars while praising a strong crop of sophomores. Tulane’s John McDaniel and Millard Howell of Alabama lead the list of promising new backs and quarterbacks, with Virginia Military Institute, South Carolina, and GeorgiaTech also highlighting emerging talent for next season.
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