Proposals for 1934 college football rules discussed
Chicago December 27 coaches from the American football coaches association reviewed seven proposed changes to the playing code led by Harry G Kipke of Michigan The ideas included eliminating the dead ball rule allowing running with a fumble and moving goal posts up to the goal line The group plans to decide which to forward to the rules committee meeting in New York in February
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William Weekes
Chicago
American Football Coaches Association
Harry G. Kipke
University of Michigan
New York
Kipke
Kentucky Quint Seeks to Defend Southeast Title
Kentucky’s basketball team led by coach Adolf Rupp heads into the season with a strong reserve corps after losing stars Forest Sale Ellis Johnson and Darrell Darby. Captain John DeMaisey and guard Bill Davis anchor a still formidable lineup as Kentucky opened conference play by defeating Tulane.
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Dee
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Dixie
Atlanta
Forest Sale
Ellis Johnson
Darrell Darby
Adolf Rupp
Wildcats
John
French) DeMaisey
Sale
Bill Davis
Jack Tucker
Dave Lawrence
DeMoisey
Evans Settle
L. B. Davis
Andy Anderson
Edwards
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Lewis
Jerome and
Mester
Anderson
Tulane
Rupp
Kentucky
Two Stanford Stars May Be Lost For Rose Bowl
Reports from Pasadena indicate illness and injuries threaten Stanford in the Rose Bowl with Columbia. Center Wes Muller remains hospitalized with influenza while Monk Moscrip’s pulled muscle could keep him from starting. Bill Sim leads Stanford in practice as the team adjusts to possible absences.
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Pasadena
Cal
Stanford
Cardinal
Columbia University
Wes Muller
Monk Moscrip
New York
Bill Sim
Varsity
Rose Bowl nostalgia and scattered Coast vs South trends
The writer reflects on the holiday sports lull and the New Year Rose Bowl as a bright spot, recounting Wade’s Alabama connections and Pacific Coast dominance by Southern teams. It lists Rose Bowl results from 1916 to 1988, noting service teams during World War II and noting variance in South and Coast outcomes.
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Santa
Wallace Wade
Brown University
Brown
Washington State
Wade
University of Alabama
Crimson Tide
Pacific
University of Washington
Tide
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Alabama
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Blue Devils
Pacific Coast
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Columbia
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Roy Riegels
California
Oregon
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Naval Training Station
Marine Barracks
Harvard
Ohio State
Washington-Jefferson
Southern California
Penn State
U. S. Naval Academy
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Pittsburgh
Tulane
Anderson Meets His Successor At Notre Dame
Chicago December 27 AP Hank Anderson former Notre Dame head coach met his successor Elmer Layden at the American Football Coaches association meeting. Anderson wished Layden luck saying The best of luck Kilmer. They shared a warm handshake and laughed while talking in the hotel lobby. Daniels eyes on coaching North Carolina State Alabama Poly and Dartmouth.
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Chicago
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
American Football Coaches Association
Kilmer
Anderson
Layden
Danie
North Carolina State
Alabama Poly
Dartmouth
Thirteenth Annual Convention Sessions Conclude
Today's sessions mark the last on the calendar for the thirteenth annual coaches convention. Daniel E. B. McGugin of Vanderbilt opened with the president's address as reports followed at ten minute intervals. Afternoon program included 12 coaches giving expert opinions on sport phases. The rally closes with the banquet where the “brown derby” is awarded for the tallest story.
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Daniel EB. McGugin
Vanderbilt University
American Physical Education Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bout Notes From Florida Card Feature Local Wins
In West Palm Beach Monte Wildcat defeated Billy Gladstone on points 147 to 142. Billy Avera stopped Maulen King 133 to 134. In St Petersburg Tommy Beck won by technical knockout over Leo Bailey 163 1 2 to 161.
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Fla
Wildcat Monte
Ft. Worth
Tex
Billy Gladstone
Chicago
Billy Avera
Maulen King
Canton
ST. Petersburg
Tommy Beck
Lawley
Leo Bailey
Columbus
Dunlap Leads Pinehurst Amateurs Medal Play Field
George T. Dunlap Jr of New York tops the medal with a 72 at Pinehurst as the 31st mid win tournament opens match play. Eric Thomson of St Andrews NB trails by six strokes. Roberson of Manchester VT shoots 82 in qualification on a rain-softened No 2 course. Dick Wilson of Southern Pines ties for third with 80 as other top matchups are set.
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Pinehurst
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Favorie
Cincinnati
Dunlap
Eric D. Thomson
St. Andrews
N. B
F. C C. Roberson
Manchester
Dick Wilson
Southern Pines
N. C
R. P. Davidson
Washington
Davidson
David N. Tallman
Minneapolis
Jack Rudel
Montreal
Wilson
Thomson
Halbert J. Blue
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame Coach Hank Anderson In Coaching Turmoil
Recount of Hank Anderson’s tumultuous season at Notre Dame. After a disastrous year and his dismissal, he disputes with State College over a head coaching position. An incident against Kansas highlights the season with locker room banter and field conditions noted.
Schmeling Eyes January Return and Chicago Showdown
With no opponent found, Max Schmeling will delay his return to the United States until mid January. Manager Joe Jacobs hopes Schmeling faces the King Levinsky-Don McCorkle winner in Chicago. Also noted are boxing commission renewals and suspensions, plus the Petrolle Rose bout rescheduled to January 24.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Maxie
United States
Schmeling
Tommy Loughran
Atlantic City
Loughran
Madison Square Garden
Primo Carnera
Jacobs
King Levinsky
Don McCorkindale
Chicago
Billy Petrolle
Barney Rose
Ross
Levinsky Promises Sharp Showdown With McCorkindale
Chicago fight promoter Levinsky blasts English fighters as he coaches for a ten round bout with Don McCorkindale at the Chicago Stadium Friday night. The 203 pound Kingfish vows to flatten his rival and send him home, citing prior KO feats and public support from Lena.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Don McCorkindale
Trever
McCorkindale
King
Lena
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Levinsky
Primo Carnera
Paulino Uzendun
Larry Gains
Young Stribling
Gains
Corn-Hog Plan Aims To Align Hog Production With Needs
The article explains that US hog output has grown with population but home pig product availability rose due to reduced exports since World War II. Americans now eat about 14 percent more pork and lard than pre war, yet prices stay low. The plan from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration seeks to adjust production to current demand to raise hog prices and total return from the hog crop.
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United States
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Auburn Pog: Collins and Smith Pursue Alabama Poly Coach
Auburn authorities search for a new head football coach at Alabama Polytechnic Institute as Chet Wynne departs December 31. About 20 applicants include Chuck Collins, Don from Notre Dame, and J G Smith. The regents’ chair Dr L N Duncan says selection will be slow to find the best fit.
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Plainsmen
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
L. N. Duncan
Dr. Duncan
Chet Wynne
University of Kentucky
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