Eastern officials push rules changes for college football
The Eastern Football Officials Association urged restoring goal posts to the goal line and legalizing forward passes from any point behind the scrimmage line. They will present the ideas to the intercollegiate rules committee while calling for a wage review and new actions to curb recruiting and subsidizing.
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New York
Eastern Football Officials Association
Coaches Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Albert B. Maginnes
Scott
al Farrier
Walter Okeson
Lehigh
William R. Crowley
Bowdoin
Officials’ Association
Crowell
Crowley
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Tulane And Temple Ready For Big Tilt
New Orleans hosts a New Year’s Sugar Bowl clash as Temple and Tulane prepare with light workouts. Tulane’s Bob Simon is out with an injury while Temple’s Horace Mowrey is cleared to play after a fractured wrist. Visitors flood hotels as events extend through the weekend.
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New Orleans
Temple
Tulane
Ted Cox
Pop Warner
Bob Simon
Owls
John Royal Moore
Temple University
Horace Mowrey
Moore
Warner
Flash
Bucknell
Mowrey
Crescent City
High Point Panthers Basketball Open Practice and Schedule
High Point College resumes basketball practice Monday led by Coach C Virgil Yow with about fourteen players reporting. The team, led by Captain Williams and core players Culler and Ronyecz, prepares for the North State Conference slate starting with games at Eastern Carolina Teachers College and Atlantic Christian College. The Panthers boast depth from the freshman class and a strong roster across guards forwards and centers amid a packed schedule through March.
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High Point College
C. Virgil Yow
Purple Panthers
Eastern Carolina Teachers’ College
Williams
Culler
Ronyecz
Panther
Bad Luck Dogs in East West Classic Prep
Eastern stars struggle in practice for the New Year East-West charity game. Duane Purvis and Pug Lund are in hospitals, Minnesota’s Lund ill, Purdue’s Purvis sidelined, forcing changes at backfield with Shepherd and Brominski moving in. Weinstock and Man apparently secure quarterback and fullback spots while Fordham’s Borden and Gates’ Akerstrom battle colds. Western squad trains lightly at Palo Alto under Hollingberry and Locey.
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Duane Purvis
Pug Lund
Berkeley
Andy Kerr
Dick Hanley
University of California
Purvis
Purdue
Minnesota
Lund
Kerr
Shepherd
Western Maryland
Ed Brominski
Columbia
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Weinstock
Tishburgh
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Fordham
Akerstrom
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Bucknell Mian Set for Orange Bowl Clash
Bucknell and University of Miami completed drills in Miami ahead of their January first Orange Bowl game. Mylin canceled a second workout but praised morning drills and noted Miami’s heat could affect Bucknell. Crouse injured in scrimmage expected to play. Bucknell lineup includes Sitarsky at QB and Reznichak at half. Miami starts Sissaman at end and Baker at quarterback.
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Bucknell
University of Miami
Edward E. “Hooks
Mylin
Bisons
Lewisburg
Bison
McCann
George Crouse
Crouse
Delaney
Paul Dean Nears 1935 Cardinals Contract
Paul Dean, a member of the Deans pitching duo, announced he would sign a one year 1935 contract with the St. Louis Cardinals within days. The deal is estimated between 9000 and 10000 dollars, well above his 1934 earnings. His brother Diszy Dean reportedly signed for about 17500 dollars.
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Tex
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St. Louis Cardinals
Paul
Cardinal
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Steeplechase Racing Returns To Pinehurst On New Year
Pinehurst hosts the Sandhills Steeplechase opening meeting on New Year’s Day after a multi year pause. Horses from across the country arrive, led by Trouble Maker and trainer J. Noell Laing with 18 mounts, including top amateur rider Laing’s stable. Other participants include Carleton Palmer Rufus Finch and John Madden from New York, and Ming Somerville from Upperville Virginia.
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Charleston
W. Va
Noell Laing
Trouble Maker
Carleton Palmer
Rufus Finch
P. Randolph, Jr
John A. Madden
New York
Mia
T. M. Somerville
Upperville
Verner Z. Reed, Jr
Newport
KR. T
Pat Callahan
Westbury
L. L
Charleston, S. C. Builds Long Cooper River Bridge
Charleston, South Carolina touts a bridge spanning nearly three miles across the Cooper River, highlighting its length and regional impact as a notable civil project.
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Charleston
8. C
Cooper River
Ping Pong and Checker Tourneys Set for Monday Night at YMCA
City players and top youth and senior champions will compete Monday at the YMCA. Ping pong has two divisions under and over 15 with seeds including Herb Carroll and Lefty Hartley. Senior ping pong stars include Jimmie Herndon Broadus Clller Lloyd Whitley Frank Walters and Bob Hartley. Checker standings show midseason leaders and a 10 day window to enter the second half.
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Frank Walters
Chicago
Bob Hartley
Tomliison
Sahae
Post Office
Highland
Guilford
Adams-Millis Girls Rally Past Greensboro 35 25
Adams-Millis girls basketball defeated Greensboro Full Fashioned 35 to 25 Friday night. Lois Stout scored 23 points to lead Adams-Millis, with Hussey Callihan Charles and Stout in the forward lineup and Thomas Reid Saffit Hussey at guard.
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Greensboro
Lois Stout
Hussey
Callihan
Charles
Stout
Thomas
Reid
Saffit
Phillips
Kenan
Smith
Simmons
Britt
Kirkman
Capps
Reece
Turkey Shoot Set for New Year's Day at Trotter Farm
An all day turkey shoot with 15 gobblers as prizes will be held Tuesday New Year’s day at George Trotter’s place seven miles out on the Asheboro road. The warning session will last.
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Prises
George Trotter
Asheboro
Ryerson Wins Pinehurst Mid-Winter Championship
Jack B. Ryerson of Cooperstown New York defeated Halbert J. Blue of Aberdeen North Carolina 5 and 3 to win the Pinehurst mid winter championship. Ryerson succeeds George T. Dunlap Jr who did not defend his title. Blue suffers his third finals defeat in this event.
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Pinehurst
Jack B. Ryerson
Cooperstown
N. Y
Yale
Halbert J. Blue
Aberdeen
N. C
Ryerson
George T. Dunlap
Blue
Stonehouse and Ciuci Capture Best-Ball Prize
In Miami on December 29 Ralph Stonehouse of Indianapolis and Henri Ciuci of Flushing won a best-ball professional tournament with a 65 total, six under par, as 15 teams competed. Second place were Willie MacFarlane and Gene Kunes tied with Jock Collins and George Smith on 66. Olin Dutra and Charles McAlister notched a 69 to finish fourth.
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Fla
Ralph Stonehouse
Indianapolis
Henri Ciuci
Flushing
Willie MacFarlane
Oak Ridge
N. Y
Gene Kunes
Norristown
Jock Collins
Mansfield
Ohio
George Smith
Lake Forest
Olin Dutra
Charles McAlister
Kew Gardens
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Turkey Shoot Set At Local Range Next Friday Afternoon
A drought of marksmen is expected to bag prizes at the two day event with shooting from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 in the afternoon. A turkey shoot will follow at the same venue starting at 1 PM next Friday.
Baer Loses Big Payout After Levinsky KO Upset
Chicago reports Max Baer, heavyweight champion, earned about 9000 dollars from a two round knockout of King Levinsky, far less than the expected 50000 from a planned ten round bout. Baer blamed Levinsky's early flurries, while Levinsky aimed to shake the champion. Baer plans exhibition duty in Detroit January 4 against Babe Hunt.
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Charles Dunkley
Associated Press
Chicago
King Levinsky
Max Baer
Baer
Levinsky
Lena’ Levy
Maxwell Street
Ming
Lasky
Hamas
Chianne
Detroit
Babe Hunt
Elon
Ponca ‘City
Okla
Kruger Takes Early Lead in California Open at Long Beach
Al Kruger of Beloit Wisconsin posted a 70 two under par to take the lead in the California Open at Long Beach California. A large group shot 72 including Walter Hagen Jack Grout Hor ton Smith Eddie Loos Johnny Re volta and Sam Parks Jr while a second group reached 78. The second round is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Calif
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Beloit
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Longworth
Portland
Ore
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Jack Grout
Dallas
Tex
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Sam Parks
Lest Bolstead
Minneapolis
Emil Mashie
Fitchburg
Mass
Rod Munday
Santa Rosa
Jim Demaret
Galveston
al Feldman
Rex Robson
Toronto
Canada
Witty Cox
Brooklyn
Johnny Dawson
Mac Smith
Los Angeles
Orville White
St. Louis
Charles Boley
Salt Lake City
Charles Lacy
Iowa City upset as Iowa 38 Stanford 28 upends
In Iowa City the Iowa Hawkeyes defeated Stanford 38 to 28 in a nonconference clash. At Indianapolis the Illinois Illini fell 39 34 to Butler in a hard fought game.
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Iowa University
Stanford
Indianapolis
Illinois
Butler
Rose Bowl Echoes Elevens With Even Odds In 20th Test
Pasadena December 29 Alabama and Stanford sharpen for the Rose Tournament clash in three days. Weather to be clear and cool favors both teams as coach Thornhill trains Stanford for aerial play and Frank Thomas emphasizes Tide passing with Dixie Howell directing 57 completions in 116 attempts. Bobby Grayson leads Stanford’s ground attack as the Indians rely less on passes and more on power.
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Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
Stanford
Crimson Tide
Frank Thomas
Claude
Tiny) Thornhill
Brookside Park
Dixie Howell
Bobby Grayson
Indians
Bisons Begin Drills Wednesday for Season Opener
High Point High School football coach Wade Marlette announced the squad will resume drills Wednesday at 3 p m in the high gym. The team opens the season the following Wednesday against Catawba College freshmen at Salisbury.
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High Point High School
Wade Marlette
Marlette
Catawba College
Salisbury
Notable Football Duo Racks Up Major Yardage
The pair combined for 1,250 yards on 160 and 146 trips respectively, featuring a standout blocker Bones Hamilton known for his reliable reverses. The statistics reveal a closely matched matchup between the teams.
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Bones Hamilton
Tide in Los Angeles Prepares for Rose Bowl Clash
Alabama's Crimson Tide arrives in Los Angeles with 346 players for the Rose Bowl against Stanford. Coach Frank Thomas briefs his squad in formation as photographers capture team leaders including captain and tackle Hill Lee and All-American Dixie Howell amid Tournament of Roses events.
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Alabama
Crimson Tide
Los Angeles
Stanford
California
Paul Bryant
Bill Lee
Bob Morrow
Kavanaugh Francia
Charley Marr
Jim Wheatley
Don Hutson
Jim Angelich
Joe Demyanovich
Riley Smith
Milliard Howell
Frank Thomas
Howard Jones
Southern California
Hill Lee
Mildred Cowan
Dixie Howell
College Basketball Pinals Roundup Scores from Across Venues
At New Brunswick Penn State 40 Rutger s 62. At Pittsburgh Duquesne 40, C of N Y 28. At College Park Maryland 60 Ohio State 41. At Lincoln Nebraska 26 Minnesota 24. At Madison Pittsburgh 37 Wisconsin 31.
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Ohio State
Maryland
Lincoln
Alabama Faces Stanford In Booster Clash At Home
Alabama shows strong offense with high first down totals and yardage while Stanford counters with lighter losses and a stubborn defense. The meeting aims to test Alabama's unbeaten home record as Stanford seeks a strategic upset after last year’s defeat.
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Alabama
Stanford
Stratford
Sma
Lumbia
Relentless Remar
Bama
High Point Beats Sumter in Two Basketball Games
High Point Y basketball teams defeated Sumter in two games yesterday afternoon led by R Hartley who scored many points. The locals failed to hold a late lead as Sumter rallied and won the second contest.
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Williamson To Attend IBS Meet In Columbus
New York track news lists Glenn Cunningham the mile record holder set for a January 5 event in Columbus. The Knights of Columbus committee announced an 800 meter special featuring Gene Penn and Bill Ray with Harry Williamson of Columbia and other stars from New York A C and Manhattan clubs.
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Glenn Cunningham
Knights of Columbus
Brooklyn
Cunningham
Gene Penn
Bill Ray
Harry Williamson
Versity
North
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