Four Ends To Play Final South Games This Saturday
Dizie football will lose four standout ends in weekend action. Georgia captain Chick Shiver and flankman Tom Nash meet Georgia Tech in Atlanta for their last South game. Creson and Crowley also end careers with Vanderbilt and The Crimson Tide's Tolbert Brown closes the 1925 backfield era.
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Chick Shiver
University of Georgia Bulldogs
Tom Nash
Athens
Georgia Tech
Golden Tornado
Crowley
Vanderbilt
Creson
Alabama
Birmingham
Commodore
Los Angeles
Shiver
Nash
Georgia
Tolbert
Stanford
Pasadena
South
George Woodruff
Playing the Game Standardization of Offense and Defense
Ann Arbor reports on efforts to standardize offense and defense across football, detailing how blocking passing and tackling are unified. It notes the shift to a 6-man line defense and a moved back defensive line with a focus on training, coaching schools, and national coaching associations spreading uniform techniques.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
United States
Michigan
Union
South America
Hawaii
Canada
Meeting of Tia Juana Jockey Club at Tia Juana
International Horse Show in Chicago and the Canadian AAU convention opening in Edmonton accompany a busy sports calendar with racing venues and athletic events across North America.
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Tia Juana
Hem-Roid Tablet Promises Quick Pile Relief
Pile sufferers urged to remove the cause by internal treatment. Dr Leon Hardt's Hem-Roid tablet is claimed to banish pile misery quickly and safely with a money back guarantee. Chase-Amman Drug Co. Ltd. and druggists nationwide sell it with the guarantee.
Disputed touchback call in Notre Dame USC game deepens
Field judge Jack Griffith contested the ruling on a key play in the Chicago game that gave Notre Dame a 7 to 6 win over California. Griffith said umpire John Schommer alone ruled the play a touchback and that he would have called a safety if consulted.
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Los Angeles
Notre Dame University of Southern California
Chicago
Jack
Pinky) Griffith
Griffith
Pasadena
Cal
John Schommer
Notre Dame
California
Schommer
Charley Riley
Riley
Blocking rule clarified by Eastern Intercollegiate League
The Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League adopted a clarified interpretation of blocking rule 7 section 12. No blocking foul occurs without contact unless a player cuts off an opponent from the floor and then impedes progress with no contact, aiming to speed play and reduce fouls. William M. Barber of Yale was re elected president. Ellwood Kemp Jr was named secretary and treasurer.
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League
Ellwood Kemp, Jr
New York
William M. Barber
Yale
Mr. Kemp
Chicago Cubs Begin Training February 12 at Catalina
Chicago Cubs prepare for 1931 season with 40 man roster headed to Catalina Island Cal for camp February 12 batterymen depart first three days later pitchers and catchers follow on February 15 the full squad arrives February 23 outfield now secured with Kiki Cuyler Hack Wilson Riggs Stephenson and Cliff Heathcote named among key players ready for 1931 campaign
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Chicago
Chicago Cats
North Side Park
Catalina Island
Cal
West Coast
Kiki Cuyler
Cuyler
Hack Wilson
Riggs Stephenson
Cliff Heathcote
Friendship between England and America praised by Sir Rennell Rodd
Sir Rennell Rodd, visiting the United States, calls the friendship between England and America obvious and inevitable. A veteran of 45 years in the British diplomatic service, he has served in Berlin Stockholm Athens Rome and Paris and held key posts in Africa. Born 1858 he graduated from Oxford in 1880 and is also a noted historian and poet author of Poems in Many Lands.
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America
Sir Rennell Rodd
United States
Globe
Oxford
Berlin
Stockholm
Athens
Rome
Paris
Africa
Italy
First Woman Golf Champion Crowned at Monroe
Holly Monroe crowns its first women’s golf champion as Mrs. Edgar Hill defeats Mrs. Tom Sullivan 4 up with 8 to play in the Riviera River side Country club finals. Hill navigated tough matchups including Mrs. C A Barber to claim the club crown marking a historic milestone for Monroe golf.
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Monroe
Edgar Hill
Tom Sullivan
Riverside Country Club
Hill
C. A. Barber
America to Send Lacrosse Team to Amsterdam Olympics
New York Dec 1 The 1928 Olympic lacrosse tournament in Amsterdam will feature a US team selected by the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association. The twenty third annual meet sets the path for national representation in the historic addition to the games.
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America
New York
Amsterdam
United States
United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association
Olympic team selection debated at association meeting
Secretary Edward Barber of Harvard announced that Canada Great Britain Ireland and possibly Australia will enter teams in the Olympic competition. The association discussed choosing either an all star regional team or the outright season leading team after the coming season ends.
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Ing
Edward Barber
Harvard
Canada
Great Britain
Ireland
Australia
FIGHTS NIGHT RESULTS ACROSS CITIES
Philadelphia Jack Gross stopped Homer Smith in five. Harry Martone won by technical knockout over Frank Monahan in five. Joe Lill halted Tony Youkonis in three. Lew Seltzer stopped Jimmy McDonough in two. Johnny Ryan beat Freddy Vincent, Danny McAleer defeated Guy Ferrell. Johnny Preston knocked out Billy Adams, Pablo Dano defeated Frankie Murray, Marcel Thuru beat George Brazelton.
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Jack Gross
Salem
N. J
Homer Smith
Kalamazoo
Mich
Harry Martone
Jersey City
Frank Monahan
Butte
Mont
Joe Lill
U. & Marine Corps
Tony Youkonis
Allentown
Lew Seltzer
Vineland
Jimmy McDonough
Meadville
Johnny Ryan
Boston
Freddy Vincent
Toronto
Danny McAleer
Eric
Guy Ferrell
Cleveland
San Francisco
Johnny Preston
Honolulu
Billy Adams
New Orleans
Pablo Dano
Manila
Frankie Murray
Marcel Thuru
France
George Brazelton
El Trelles Cigar Shipments Head to Monroe Weekly
More than twelve thousand El Trelles cigars are sent to Monroe each week as an advertising notice highlights steady distribution to retailers.
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Monroe
Off season shifts reshape baseball leadership and sports figures
Three major league managers have changed jobs with a fourth pending as a busy winter reshapes baseball. Veterans Johnson Fournier and others retire from active play while Eddie Collins remains with the A’s. Trade news and international amateur concerns also surface in a wide season wrap.
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Associated Press
New York
Walter Johnson
Jacques Fournier
Zach Wheat
Dutch Ruether
Bob Shawkey
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Johnson
Fournier
Newark
Idaho
Eddie Collins
Cleveland
Columbus
Eddie
Athletics
Connie Mack
Bill McKechnie
St. Louis
Burt Shotton
Phillies
Jack Slattery
Boston Braves
McKechnie
Cuyler
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ring clash and race event reshape Madison Square Garden
Tory Canzoneri and Ignacio Fernandez meet in a bantamweight title bid at Madison Square Garden with 300 carpenters staged in the wings for a ringside postfight carpentry class. A drastic arena conversion follows as 40,000 feet of lumber and a ton of nails build a ten lap to a mile track for a six day bicycle race starting Sunday night.
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New York
Tory Canzoneri
Ignacio Fernandez Filipino Flash
Madison Square Garden
Bladder Remedy Promises Hope for Suffering Patients
An advertisement touts Doctor Bond's Bladder Remedy as relief for years of bladder issues. It claims thousands have found relief and offers the medicine from druggists for 60 cents or 1.20 dollars.
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Bond
Hanes Thermal Underwear Promises Comfort and Value
Hanes offers closed crotch designs with trunk measurements for fit and warmth. The elastic knit fabric, sewn buttons, and durable construction emphasize long wear and healthful comfort. Made in Winston-Salem North Carolina by Hanes Karima Co.
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P. H. Hanes Karima Co
Winston-Salem, N. C
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