Warners Plea On Offense In Football Rules
The annual meeting of the college physical education association heard Warners plea to curb commercialism in college sports. Livingston, association president, called professional athletics an exhibitionist field and urged uniting groups promoting health recreation and athletic education. Amos Alonzo Stagg, nearing 76, praised football as a character builder while noting fewer scrimmages aid training and confirming he prays before games.
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College Physical Education Association
Livingston
New Orleans
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Stagg
Stockton
Calif
College of the Pacific
Chicago
Stage
Yale
Deserter Wins Feature Race at Fair Grounds
Deserter, trained by E. J. O Connors, won the feature at the New Orleans fair grounds in his second start at the track. Deserter paid $5.00 straight as he led in the final drive, with Oxford Lad taking second and Swamp Angel third.
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Deserter
Fair Grounds
New Orleans
E. J. O'Connor
Oxford
Clyde Troutt
Swamp Angel
Favorites At Orleans Win Sugar Bowl Tennis Opener
Favorites dominated the opening round of the Sugar Bowl tennis tournament at New Orleans Country Club. Top seeds Bobby Riggs Joe Hunt Wilmer Hines edged tough opponents while Bernard Coghlan Don McNeill Frank Kovacs and Ernie Sutter won in straight or near straight sets. Doubles also advanced with Riggs Sabin and others advancing to second round.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Country Club
Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Ed Sutter
Chicago Star
Joe Hunt
Los Angeles
Billie McGehee
McGehee
Hunt
Wilmer Hines
Berkeley
Calif
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
Ernie Sutter
J. C. Sanford
Mobile
Ala
Wayne Sabin
Hollywood
Tom Stokes
Sabin
Doyle Brothers
Stokes
McNeill
Coghlan
Kovacs
Hines
Cooke
Sanford and Watters
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A historical newspaper style crossword puzzle with across and down clues covering animals objects actions and people. It includes entries for stomach animal terms stages names emotions and various general knowledge items with numerous numbered clues and a few garbled bits.
Tarzan Pursuit Sparks Forest Escape Crisis
Doc flees fanatical pursuers toward the forest seeking concealment among trees. A former track star in school, his speed astonishes the observers. A fourth speaker questions offering Gulm as sacrifice, proposing to reveal the creature’s escape and threaten Gulm if sacrifice proceeds.
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Doc
Kentucky and Pitt Fives Play Tonight in Sugar Bowl
Kentucky Wildcats under Adolph Rupp arrive with 11 SEC champions for a Sugar Bowl clash at Tulane field house against Pittsburgh Panthers. Both teams in good shape, expected to draw a capacity crowd for the 8 15 p m CST tipoff. Sam Coren swet welcomes the squads and directs lodging and gym access.
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Kentucky
Wildcats
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Tulane University
H. C. Carlson
Adolph Rupp
Sam Coren
Sports Mirror Recaps Past NCCA Bowl Stance and Trades
The column reviews past sports events and deals, noting a year ago NCAA stance against post season bowls and coach predictions, plus a three year old Dodgers trade involving Stanley Bordagaray for cash and players. It also mentions a 1935 railroad express revenue figure versus 1934.
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National Collegiate A. A
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stanley Bordagaray
Sacramento
Johnny Frederick
Art Herring
Frank (Shanty) Hogan
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Wrestlers from Across Nations Compete in Sweeping Falls
In New Haven and other cities results show George Ke verly defeating Jack Donovan in two of three falls. Sammy Cohen beats Tony Siano on time. Clark defeats Rothberg in 10:47. Casey against Zarnas ruled no contest. Jones over Dusek by referee’s decision for roughness. Nagurski defeats Pinder in one fall. Zaharias defeats Kunkel in straight falls. Szabo beats Wagner in straight falls.
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New Haven
Conn
George Keverly
Hollywood
Calif
Jack Donovan
Boston
Providence
George
Dazzler) Clark
Scotland
Abe Rothberg
New York
Steve Casey
Ireland
Jack Zarnas
Greece
Zarnas
Lincoln
Neb
Paul Jones
Joe Dusek
Omaha
Minneapolis
Bronko Nagurski
International Falls
Minn
Ed Bhu Pinder
Bombay
India
San Diego
George Zaharias
Denver
del Kunkel
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Jack Wagner
R. J
Convicts Broadcast Program From Victoria Prison
In Melbourne Victoria convicts in the state penitentiary joined a first ever radio broadcast from the prison concert hall. An audience of 800 inmates heard a typical variety program and one performer announced they would not take further engagements as they would be fully occupied for several months.
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Melbourne
Victoria
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