Coaches Seek Football Rule Changes This Year
The New York coaches committee of twenty plans to submit suggestions to the rules body in February. They favor restricting the forward pass and propose changes to restart play at the edge without losing a down, reflecting concerns from the 1932 rules committee.
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New York
Football Rules Committee
Lou Little
Freddie Lindstrom Prefers Outfield
Chicago January 26 Freddie Lindstrom says he prefers the outfield to third base. While preparing for 1988 and Pittsburgh he told a Loop gym audience he wants to patrol the outfield because it is better work and easier on the body. He notes ex-third basemen chase bunts not hunts and smiles at the idea of staying in the outfield.
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Chicago
Lindstrom
Pittsburgh
Giants
Freddie
Proposed changes to football forward pass rules
A report cites suggestions from Little and Dick Hanley of Northwestern to lengthen permitted forward throws from five to 16 yards and allow passes from any point behind the scrimmage line. They also propose ruling defended catches after touching an ineligible receiver as interceptions. Little backs keeping rules unchanged.
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Little
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Arbor vitae hedge trimming advised in early spring growth
Guidance urges trimming arbor vitae hedges soon after new growth appears in spring to maintain shape and health. Professionals note optimal timing targets the flush of growth to reduce stress and promote dense, uniform foliage.
Tar Heels Prep for VMI Clash in Southern Conference Lead
The University of North Carolina teams up for a key test as they face Virginia Military Institute to defend the Southern Conference pace. Duke and VMI follow in Durham and Chapel Hill while Guilford, Le noire Rhyne and Catawba win or lose in other North State play.
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Tar Heels
Virginia Military Institute
Flying Squadron
Chapel Hill
Virginians
Durham
Duke
Blue Devils
Davidson
Wofford
Guilford
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
Elon
Catawba
Christians
High Point YWCA Defeats Kannapolis In City Match
High Point YWCA defeated Kannapolis YWCA 29 to 14 on the YMCA court. The halftime score was 19 to 4 with High Point leading. next week the locals face Winston-Salem six, lineups include Frits Hipps Widenhouse Long Surratt and Morehead.
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Kannapolis Y. W. C. A
Tocals
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Hipps “Eee
State budget panel savages auditors records in blunt report
Raleigh January 26. State Auditor Baxter Durham to day replies to charges by the state budget commission that his records are fragmentary and poorly kept and that the force is incompetent and neglectful. The commission also assails the treasurer’s records but not his staff.
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Raleigh
Baxter Durham
State Budget Commission
Durham
Charles M. Johnson
Henry Burke
Budget Bureau
John P. Stedman
Burns Dies in Southern Pines Wife of City Clerk
Mrs. Helen R. Burns wife of Howard Burns city clerk of Southern Pines and daughter of A B Ruggles former postmaster died today of pneumonia in Southern Pines on January 26 amid local obituaries and notices.
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Southern Pines
Helen R. Burns
Howard Burns
Ruggles
Fish Pain Myth Debunked by Common Fishing Claims
A claim that fish feel pain when hooked is challenged by anatomical studies noting limited nerve endings around fish mouths. Experts argue that while fish can react to injury, the sensation mechanics differ from land animals and require further research.
London Opens Baby Clinics As Early As 1816
A historic note indicates London established baby clinics in 1816, showing early public health efforts for infant care in the capital.
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London
Harvard Cuts Costs in Harvard Sports Program
Harvard Athletic Director William J. Bingham reduced the athletic budget by 316000 to balance the 1932 33 program. Frills like private cars diners Pullmans taxi service and escorts were eliminated with travel in day coaches. Equipment uniforms and payroll were trimmed across teams to save totals including 25000 off the H A A payroll and 62000 in guarantees.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
William J. Bingham
Bingham
Crimson
Pingham
New Jersey
High Point Wrestlers Set to Battle Greensboro Friday Night
High Point grapplers travel to face Greensboro Friday at 7 30 p.m. The squad, boosted by veterans Sappenfield 135 and Moffitt 115, hopes to rebound after beating Thomasville. Coach Simion expects a tougher lineup as Moffitt Welch Parks and others compete in weight classes.
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High Point High School
Greensboro High
Thomasville
Tony Simion
Fred Sappenfield
Buster Moffitt
Welch
Parks
Moffitt
Barnhart
Sappenfield
Captain Copeland
Lea
Four Young Men Petition Legislature To Lower Marriage Fees
Four Brasstown men Worth Green L P Adams Troy Crisp and J R Teems asked North Carolina lawmakers to cut marriage license costs. The speaker read their letter to the House urging passage of a bill to reduce the fees so they can marry.
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Raleigh
House of the General Assembly
Brasstown
North Carolina
Harrie
House
Worth Green
L. P. Adams
Troy Crisp
J. R. Teems
Helps Thieves Who Took His Chickens
In Hillsboro Oregon on January 26 two youths asked E T Murphy for help freeing their truck stuck in mud. Murphy lent aid. Police later arrested the pair in Portland and Murphy learned the truck carried the chickens they had stolen from his coop.
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Hillsboro
Ore
E. T. Murphy
Murphy
Portland
Richard Dix Welcomes Daughter in Los Angeles
Actor Richard Dix and Virginia Roe announce the birth of their first child a daughter weighing seven pounds eight ounces born last night in Los Angeles. The infant is the couple's first after their marriage.
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Richard DIX
Los Angeles
Virginia Roe
Petition in Davidson Seeks Lower Gas Tax
A petition circulated in Davidson County urges a drastic cut in the automobile license fee to a flat $5 per automobile for the state. Hundreds of auto owners support presenting the request to the Raleigh general assembly now in session.
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Lexington
Davidson County
General Assembly
Raleigh
Station Operator Held For Slaying
Statesville January 26 Co BE Mille 52 operator of a firing station here was jailed charged with shooting Robert Curlee 40 a World War veteran to death late yesterday Officers quoted Mille saying he ordered Curlee away several times during the day Curlee survived by a widow and four children
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BE. Mille
Robert Curlee
Mills
Curlee
Booths welcome daughter in New Haven hospital
Mrs Albert J Booth former Yale multi sport star and Marion Noble gave birth to a daughter at St Raphaels Hospital New Haven weighing six pounds five ounces both mother and baby reported doing nicely
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New Haven, Conn
Albert J. Booth
Yale
Hospital of St. Raphaels
Baseball in Need of College Stars Says Carr
Joe Carr newly named promotional director for the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues argues college athletes are essential for baseball’s revival. He points to curtailment of high school and college play as a threat, noting many coaches lack baseball knowledge and that youth follow a team to learn the game.
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Columbus
Joe Carr
Carr
Babe Ruths
Lefty Groves
Bozeman Faces Mustache Odds In Three Cushion Race
Jay Bozeman of Vallejo California holds a growing mustache as he leads the three cushion billiard world championship in Chicago with four wins and one loss. Welker Cochran of Hollywood trails after three victories and one defeat as Clarence Jackson and Frank Scoville threaten in late play.
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Chicago
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Calif
Bozeman
Welker Cochran
Hollywood
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Cochran
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Frank Scoville
Buffalo
Giants boast full signing as Terry fields new team
New York Giants announce the signing of Joe Moore a Texas left fielder and confirm Bill Terry now has enough players under contract to field a full team. The contract market moves slowly as clubs and holdouts push for high bids and asks.
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New York
New York Giants
Joe Moore
Texas
Giant
Bill Terry
Travis Jackson Reinstated by Landis for Shortstop Return
Giant infielder Travis Jackson has been formally reinstated by Commissioner Landis and plans to bid for his old shortstop role. Jackson, sidelined by knee issues, is training at his Arkansas home to regain strength and fitness.
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Polo Grounds
Travis Jackson
Landis
Jackson
Arkansas
Foreclosure Sale Notice for High Point Property
Notice of foreclosure sale by trustee J. Allen Austin under a 1926 deed of trust on Lot 19, Block L, Willenbar Terrace, 201 Fifth Street High Point Guilford County NC. Sale at Greensboro courthouse at 2 PM Monday February 13 1933. property description and recorded plat references provided.
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Age Rego County
D. V. Cassady
Avalie Cassady
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
N. C
Greensboro
High Point
Guilford
Fifth Street
Woodrow Avenue
J. Allen Austin
D. Allen
Austin
Lott Faces Unseeded Turner In All South Quarterfinals
George M. Lott of Chicago advanced to the All South quarterfinals at the Miami Biltmore courts, beating Gus Fear 6-1 6-2. unseeded Carroll Turner defeated Gustavo Vollmer to reach the same round as Berkley Bell and Jay Cohn won their matches.
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Miami
Fia
Geo. M. Lott
Chicago
United States
Carroll Turner
Miami Biltmore Courts
Turner
Gustavo Vollmer
Cuba
Florida
Berkley Bell
New York
Gena McCauliff
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Lott
Gus Fear
Bell
John Nixon
Sutter
Jay Cohn
Hudson Hamm
Fort Lauderdale
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Grant
Ray White
Tampa
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Philip B. Hawk
Forest Hills
N. Y
Dr. McCauliff
Joe Whalen
Largest Moving Party Emigration Hit 1907 Austria-Hungary
In 1907, 338 452 inhabitants of Austria-Hungary emigrated to the United States marking the largest yearly cross-border population transfer. The record migration stood out as the biggest one-year movement between nations.
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Austria-Hungary
United States
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