Critics Answered By National Rules Committee
In New York on January 18 William Langford presents the National Football Rules Committee rebuttal amid calls for changes. The panel argues against abolishing the dead ball rule or moving goal posts, citing safety and reduced injuries, and warns that pro football rules would offer less protection for players.
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National Rules Committee
Ruls Committee
William 8. Langford
National Football Rules Committee
New York
Bitton
Y Triangles Top Spencer Five in 49 to 31 Game
Spencer's Y M C A club lost 49 to 31 to High Point at Spencer. Thomas led the winners with 18 points, Raper added 12, Mooney led Spencer with 10. Saturday night the Y M C A hosts Erlanger at the ranger.
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Spencer
High Point
Thomas
Raper
Mooney
Erlanger
The
Ranger
G. Ft. F. Tp
Holt
Tingley
Robinson
E. Cooper
Ie Bowers
Snavely Chosen to Lead Carolina Football program
The article discusses Carl Snavely being hired as North Carolina head football coach, noting his rising reputation and potential to improve Tar Heel play. It compares him to other coaches and anticipates how his arrival will shape Carolina athletics and state pride.
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Carl Snavely
Carolina
Deep River
North Carolina
N. C
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Raleigh
Durham
Chapel Hill
Snavely
Wallace Wade
Duke
Hank Anderson
State
Athletic Council
Tar Heels
Local basketball and sports notes across multiple teams
Adams Mil lis face Greensboro Full Fashioned clubs this weekend with the women at 7 and men at 8 at the Y. M. C. A. A Sunday School league meeting is set for 7 30 tonight. Trinity M E B comes off last year’s title as Lexington high posts a 63 5 win over Statesville high. Jimmie McLaurin captains State college grapplers while Platt Landis misses Carolina vs V P I. Davidson starts spring practice Jan 20, W S M broadcasts, and Har r y Newman links to Liquor Distributors. Gene Tunney and Willie Macfarlane pop up in Peoria and golf chatter, with Capone turning to tennis in Atlanta.
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Greensboro
Greensboro Sextet
Greensboro Quint
Trinity M. EB
Lexington High
Statesville High
Tom Young
Lexington
Clifton Croom
Jimmie McLaurin
High Point
State College
Grapplers
Manly
Platt Landis
Carolina
Davidson
WSM
Nashville
Tenn
Harry Newman
Michigan
Liquor Distributors, Inc
Detroit
Gene Tunney
Peoria
Ill
Willie Macfarlane
Wille
al Capone
Atlanta
Four Horsemen
Don Miller
Cleveland
Tony Herrera
el Paso
Barney Ross
Carnera Schmeling Dempsey Rally In New York Fights Loom
Primo Carnera arrived from Italy to train for a February 22 title defense against Tommy Loughran in Miami. Max Schmeling landed from Germany and Jack Dempsey mingles with the Garden scene amid looming heavyweight plans including Baer vs Carnera in June and potential Levinsky bout in Chicago.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Atll
Primo Carnera
Italy
Tommy Loughran
Miami
Fla
Max Schmeling
John R. Kilpatrick
the Garden
Mauler
Max Baer
Carnera
Loughran
Columbia
Boys
Stanford
Florida
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Baer
Jack Sharkey
Steve Hamas
Philadelphia
Chicago
King Levinsky
Kingfish
Lena Levinsky
Duke Leads North Carolina Big Five In Standings
Duke raises its Big Five record to three straight wins after a 33 to 29 victory over N C State in Raleigh. Cornelius McGillicuddy Jr led Duke with 10 points while Ray Rex topped NC State with 11. UNC crushed V M I 37 to 11 as part of a busy Southern Conference and regional schedule.
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Charlotte
Durham
Virginia Military Institute
Duke University
Tar Heelia
Blue Devils
Maryland
Army
Navy
University of North Carolina
W. M. Ff
Wolflets
Eastern Carolina
Appalachian State Normal
Army Team To Play Hickory Five Tonight
Hickory's Red Shield team in the Carolinas league will battle the local Salvation Army five tonight at 8 o'clock at the Army gymnasium. High Point has two wins and one loss and aims to keep its streak. Gad dis, Lily, Grissom, McDowell and others are named on the locals' roster.
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Hickory
Red Shield
Salvation Army
Army Gymnasium
High Point
Gaddis
Lily
Grissom
McDowell
Ronyecz Delivers Last-Second Goal For High Point Victory
High Point College defeated Roanoke College 33 to 32 in Virginia action. Ronyecz scored a long shot in the final 15 seconds lifting the Purple Panthers to the win. Captain Williams was sidelined with injuries from a prior game and will miss several days.
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Virginia
Roanoke College
Virginians
Purple Panthers
Ronyecz
Williams
Lynchburg
High Point
Elon College
Culler
High Point Roanoke Ons Shore
Garland
Eeee
Highland Dominates South Side In 49 15 Victory
Highland trounced South Side 49 to 15. Whitt scored 20 points and Walker 17 to lead the winners offense while Edwards starred for the losers in yesterday's game.
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Highland
South Side
Whitt
Walker
Edwards
Gold in Ammonoosuc Field Kept Five Mills Busy
About 60 to 70 years ago five stamp mills operated at Lyman New Hampshire driven by gold from the Ammonoosuc field in the state.
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Lyman
N. H
Ammonoosue
Army Coach Named Football Mentor For Dartmouth
Dartmouth names Earl H. Red Blaik to a two year contract to head its football program with Army backfield coach Harry O Ellinger and Pitt backfield coach Andrew Gustafson as assistants. Blaik brings a record of success with Army teams and Pittsburgh links.
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Dartmouth
United States Military Academy
University of Pittsburgh
Dartmouth Athletic Council
Jackson L. Cannell
Hanover
N. H
Earl H
Red) Blaik
Army
Harry O
Fats) Ellinger
Andrew Gustafson
Pitt
UNC to Start Snavely Era With Winter Football Drills
Chan of plans underway at Chapel Hill with Carl Snavely arriving Jan 24 to direct UNC football under a three year contract. He will bring two varsity assistants and overhaul the Tar Heel style from Notre Dame to his Warner system amid strong sophomore and returning veteran material.
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University of North Carolina
Carl Snavely
Bucknell
Charles C
Chuck) Collins
Snavely
North Carolina
Notre Dame
Warner
Snavely Leaves Impressive Bucknell Record for North Carolina
Bucknell coach Carl Snavely ends a seven year tenure after accepting a three year UNC contract. His Bucknell teams won 44, lost 16, and tied eight, with notable wins over Penn State Lafayette and Fordham. He cites better opportunities as Carolina aims to field strong teams. Max Reed to follow Snavely to North Carolina.
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Carl Snavely
Bucknell
University of North Carolina
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Duquesne
Elmer Layden
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Furman
Max Reed
Snavely
North Carolina
Fights Last Night In Indianapolis Milwaukee Fargo and San Francisco Results
In Indianapolis Paul Lee beat Harry Moreno by points 122 to 121 ½ in Evansville Indiana Frankie Misko defeated Tony Bruno 158 ¼ to 152 in Milwaukee Frankie Battaglia stopped Walter Cobb 161 in Fargo North Dakota Little Pancho outpointed Pablo Dano 115 to 117 in San Francisco Philippines results reflect four boxing bouts with listed weights and locations.
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Paul Lee
Harry Moreno
Evansville
Ind
Milwaukee
Frankie Misko
Saginaw
Mich
Tony Bruno
Fargo
N. D
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Canada
Walter Cobb
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Little Pancho
Philippines
Pablo Dano
McSpaden Fires 62 to Win Santa Monica Title and Cash
Harold McSpaden, 25, posted a 62 at 6151 yards to win the Santa Monica amateur-pro championship and $240 with partner Don Erickson. His 62 matched the second-best 18-hole score in competition, one stroke behind Aubrey Boomer’s 61 set in the 1929 French Open.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Harold McSpaden
Hall of Fame
Quivers Lake
Don Erickson
Los Angeles
McSpaden
Aubrey Boomer
St. Cloud
Kid Fredericks Quits After Fifth Round Blaze
Fredericks quits mid bout against Pat Bradley in Philadelphia after twice asking if he is ahead. Joe Ferguson, former sparring partner, insists Fredericks is still leading as the fight grows to a hot back and forth exchange. The crowd watches as Fredericks staggers to his corner and ends the bout.
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NEA Service
Joe Ferguson
Stanley Ketchell
Kid Fredericks
Pat Bradley
Philadelphia
Joe
Fredericks
Burleigh Grimes Seeks Card With St Louis After Trade Talk
St Louis rumors place Burleigh Grimes in line for a card and coaching role with the Cardinals, contingent on Dazzy Vance sale to Cincinnati. Grimes, 40, says he plans a new chapter after 1933, cites recent health tuneups, and recalls a strong 1931 season with 17 wins and seven losses.
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ST. Louis
Burleigh Grimes
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Gii
Dazzy Vance
Cincinnati
Burleigh
New Haven
Grimes
Giants Will Take Tough Opponents This Season
MEMPHIS Jan 1 Bill Terry says the New York Giants face Chicago St Louis and Pittsburgh as strong rivals but he believes the club is headed for another NL title and possible championship. He notes the team is stronger with Cruz and Clark in better shape and plans to play first base regularly with George Bretting as substitute.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Chicago
St. Louis
Pitts
Terry Lieves
Giants
Burgh
Cruz
Clark
Terry
Georgetham
Game season nears close as hunting winds down state wide
RALEIGH Jan. 18 The Clarion reports hunters face final legal opportunities for deer waterfowl and squirrels as seasons end for some species while raccoon and opossum hunting remains open until January 31 with the rest of the season winding down.
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