Freshman Rule Upheld By Big Ten Critics
Harry Grayson notes Big Ten faculty reps favor freshman limitations, hindering players who moved with coaches. He cites Kostka Clarkson and Svendsen as examples, questions four-year course aims, and predicts post 1935 bans on non-conference matchups including Army Illinois and Ohio State Pittsburgh.
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Wes
Dr. Spears
Oregon
Wisconsin
Kostka
Art Clarkson
George Svendsen
Eugene
Clarkson
Svendsen
Minnesota
Sven¢lsen
Bevans
Bill
Jay
Vernon Oech
Moas
Bill Bevan
Oregon State
Oech
Montana State
Big Ten
Bil Renner
Michigan
Dick Heekin
Ohita State
Ilinois
Southern California
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Chee Olers
Recreation League Yesterday's Results
Orme's defeated Muse in yesterday's Recreation League action. Tonight's games include Grove versus South St. On Wednesday, Ravens face Elin, and on Thursday Groff's meet Roney.
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Orme
Muse
Grove
South St
Ravens
Elin
L. Pet. Orme
Roney Motor Co
Groff Paint Shop
Sooth St
Red Raven
Muse Tailoring Co
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Elline
Five Years Ago Today in New York Coliseum Fight Recap
Five years ago, kid Choro defeated Dominick Petrone, a Harlem Italian, in ten rounds at the New York Coliseum. Ten years ago, Suzanne Lenglen again was named the world’s No 1 ranked woman tennis player.
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Kid Chorolate
Dominick Petrone
New York Coliseum
Mynie
Suzanne Lengren
Gomipeng A Leads City Rule League With Victory
Gomipeng A extended its top spot in the City Rule League by defeating Headquarters Company on the armory range 71 to 786. The Guardsmen posted a strong score 192 of 260, Bartgls led with 194. No matches scheduled January 4 due to holidays. PostatMes to meet Potomac Edison.
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Gomipeng
Bartgls
PostatMes
Potomac Edison
Experts Miss Big Slam at Vanderbilt Team Event
Report on the Vanderbilt team of four event in New York City. Twenty four teams entered, divided into four sections of six, with knock out matches and total point scoring. The article discusses a hand in four spades and a proposed defensive line, noting even experts miss optimal contracts and bidding decisions.
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McKenney Secretays
Hanal
Vanderbilt
New York City
Inams
Peach Serson
South
North
Goospade
West
Leas
Football Letters Awarded to Emmitsburg Students
Emmitsburg December 17 varsity football letters were awarded by the athletic department of Mr. St Mary Coliese to Joseph Ganley and a list of recipients including Leonard Farmer of Cinat Town Robert Lea of Chirage WV William Tosiek of Walmington Del Charles Olsz04 and other players from Philadelphia Philadelphia Brooklyn Washington and nearby towns. Coach Harlow plans to remain at Western Maryland amid Boston Redskins chatter with talks about a $15000 yearly salary.
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Emmitsbure
St Mary Coliese
Joseph Ganley
J. 1 Gant
Charles J. Ode
Stanley T
Johnstown
James A. Devin
Brooklyn
Albert Guss
Washington
Ralph Cavalli
Wilmington
Joseph F. Ganley
Manreoia
Thomas P. Lynch
George Greco
Nesquehoning
Eugene G. Nilard
Grafton
W. Va
Tray Boston
Mofe. Redskins
Harlow
Western Maryland
George Marshal
Redskins
Boston
Schedule Arranged For Mount St. Mary's 1935 Gridiron
Emmitsburg December 17 Mount St. Mary's College announces a seven game 1935 football schedule arranged by Graduate Manager Earl Bender. Five 1934 foes included, with Georgetown and La Salle missing. The slate features four games versus Free State opponents and a first gridironal relation with the University of Baltimore. The Mountaineers, a small college squad, expect to graduate 16 seniors next spring. The schedule: Canisius at Buffalo September 29. Delaware at Newark October 12. Gettysburg October 19. Western Maryland October 26. Hopkins November 2. Washington November 9 at Ches ter town. Baltimore November 16 at Emmitsburg.
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Earl Bender
Mount St. Mary's College
Georgetown
la Salle
Mountaineers
St. John’s College
Maryland
Cage Loop
Mount St. Mary's
University of Baltimore
Maroons
Canisius
Buffalo
N.Y
Delaware
Newark
Geneva College Edges Mount St Marys 29 to 18 in Tight Battle
Emmitsburg reports a Beaver Falls Geneva College basketball team defeated Mount St Marys College 29 to 18. Geneva used clever passing and accurate shooting to pull ahead after a close first half tied score four times. Sagatelli led Mount St Marys with strong play as Geneva dominated under the basket.
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Emmitsburg
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Mount St. Mary's College
Geneva
Mountaineers
Sagatelli
Mount St. Mary's
Y M C A League Scores And DeMolay Practice
Yesterday results show Oldsmobile 23 over Terraplane 13 and Ford 22 edging Chevrolet 21. Friday results report Co A defeating Headquarters. DeMolay basketball team to practice 6 to 7 PM at the Y M C A. all players should attend.
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Oldsmobile
Terraplane
Ford
Chevrolet
Yelock
Oldsmobile Quint
Chrysler
Y Gymnasium
Rothenhoefer
F. A . Stull
McCutcheon
F. i Crist
Weddle
F. Jacobs
C. Routzahn
G. Crist
G. Ti Burroughs
Quinn
Rifemen Triumph in Opener Over Rangers 42 to 22
Cresap's Rifles opened basketball season with a 42 22 win over Poolesville Rangers in Poolesville. Cresap's took a 20 4 first half lead as Welle found range for Poolesville briefly rallied. Engle and Michael led Cresap's attack while Sherald anchored defense. Next Cresap's faces Stull's Service Station at the armory Thursday and plays the Rangers again next month. Buckeystown P T A meets December 13 with a program and foot sale to follow, next gathering January 24.
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Cresap's Rifles
Poolesville Rangers
Poolesvile
Rangers
Poolesville
Welle
Frederick
Engle
Michael
Sherald
Buckeystown
Bartlett
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
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