Football Coaches to Discuss Rules in New York
New York December 24 AP football coaches from across the nation will gather in New York to debate rule changes and the code governing play. They seek greater representation on the national rules committee and aim to reverse recent changes such as the lateral pass rule and moving goal posts back.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Coaches’ Association
Thyy
Clark Shaughneely
Loyola College
New Orleans
Gilmour Dobie
Cornell
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Edward K. Hall
National Collegiate Association
Hall
Oklahoma A and M to start 1928 season early
Stillwater Okla Dec 24 Head wrestling coach E C Gallagher will bring 30 hopefuls back five days after vacation for intensive training as he refines a 30-man squad for a tougher 1928 season. Varsity members include Earl McCready Earl Estep George Rule Roy Miller and others across weights from 113 to heavyweight.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A and M
E. C. Gallagher
Gallagher
Earl McCready
Amulet
Saskatchewan
Earl Estep
Vian
George Rule
Orlando
Roy Miller
Norman
Malcolm Paden
Geary
William Tarpy
Willard Northrip
Clinton
Marshall Jordan
Custer City
Ransom Bowman
Pawnee
Walter Young
William Brandley
el Reno
Charles Whitehorn
Wagoner
Clarence Berryman
Okemah
Jay
Ricks
Theo
Mastin
Cushing
Harold Perry
Ralph Ball
Yukon
Dell Shockley
Enid
Dale Shockley
LaVerne Lake
Mathew
Hesser
Glencoe
Penn Gridders Drill at Memorial Stadium Before Cal Game
Pennsylvanias first string prepares for the December 31 clash with California at Memorial Stadium. Coach Lou Young directs practice with hard scrimmage and tackling drill while California coach Nibs Price focuses on offense. Paul Scull shows dropkick prowess, booting 38 straight field goals from the 30 yard line. The full squad departs for Palo Alto to see Stanford play.
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Berkeley
Cal
Lou Young
University of Pennsylvania
Memorial Stadium
University of California
Nibs” Price
California
Quakers
Paul Scull
Palo. Alto
Stankrd University
Third party movement looms in organized baseball
Signs of a third party movement in organized baseball emerge as minor leaguers notify the big five at Dallas to cease the modified draft system. A summons is issued for another minor league convention at Fr
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Chicago
Dallas
Fretth Lick Springs
Ind
Mike Sexton
Rockfisland
The Bowersock and Varsity Week Cinema Lineup
The Bowersock Theatre schedules Nevada with Gary Cooper and Thelma Todd Monday to Wednesday and Fireman Save My Child Thursday to Saturday. At the Varsity Theatre Helene Costello stars Good Time Charley Monday and Tuesday with The Girl from Chicago on Wednesday and Thursday. Patee Theatre features Millonaire Special Christmas with Helene Cos zenda all week. Fox News and other acts fill the rest of the week including Eddie Nagel, Eugenia Gilbert, and Rin-Tin-Tin related shows, with additional dog and comic features across venues.
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Bowersock
Gary Cooper
Thelma Todd
Nevada
Wallace Geety
Eager Station
Varsity
Helene “Costelo
Charley
Thursda Nagel
Fox News
Chicago
Wallace Beery
Raymond Hatton
The Arizona Wildcat Comes To Varsity Next Friday
Tom Mix headlines a screen adventure at the Varsity in The Arizona Wildcat a tale of a cowboy society girl and Eastern crooks. Doris Dawson and Dorothy Sebastian co star with Mix in a period-evoking Western romance written for him by Adela Rogers St John. Also on screen features a dramatic contrast between ditches in France and subs in the Atlantic as the heroes fight fires in the U S A.
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Tom Mix
Arizona Wildcat
Adela Rogers St. John
Doris Dawson
Coles Phillips
Norman Rockwell
Dorothy Sebastian
Niagara Wins 13-8 After disputed punt play
Niagara blocked a St Bonaventure punt and recovered out of bounds beyond the end zone. The referee ruled a touchdown, then considered changing it to a safety at halftime to align with St Bonaventure but Niagara objected. The decision stood, giving Niagara a 13-8 victory instead of a tie.
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Niagara
St. Bonaventure
Cision
Marriage Licenses Issued by Judge Men Ger
The following licenses were issued by probate judge L H Men ger: William R Insley of Kansas City Missouri and Reba A Jones of Vinita Oklahoma Earl Boswell and Pearl Rollett both of Independence Missouri John Hanson of Kansas City Missouri and Fay Charlotte Miller of Lawrence Kansas.
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L.H. Menger
William R. Insley
Kansas City, Mo
Reba A. Jones
Vinita
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