Hidden Ball Tricks Raise Specter of Camouflage in Football
Article surveys camouflage tactics in football, noting Pennsylvania hidden ball attack and coaches predicting future staffs with hypnotists. It cites Zuppke on elbow pad deception, Carlisle Indians, and a controversial move by Southern California coach Horan Jones to appear in blackface to mislead opponents.
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Carlisle Indians
Crimson Eleven
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Horan Jones
University of Southern California
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Mamm Jones
Bowling League Meet Set Amid Planned Reorganization
A meeting was called to discuss a nationwide bowling league regrouping. Six clubs, including Independents and St John’s, are rumored interested in forming new teams. The Frei Inn and Steel League has begun its season and may hold a playoff similar to last year.
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Racing Meets Across Maryland and Kentucky Circle Tracks
A compact report notes Pimlico and Latonia meetings with Maryland and Kentucky jockeys, plus Fairmount Jockey Club at Collins Beach Show. The bulletin hints at results from these racing events and advertised classified ads.
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Notable Sports Mosaic Across Nations and Venues
A collage of sports notes from North America and Europe highlights veteran kingly play in tennis, juniors’ indoor tennis in Baltimore, a Philadelphia billiards world championship, a Maryland jockey meet with $14,000 added, and Penn State and Harvard gridiron links. It also recalls Yale Bowl growth, Cambridge rowing, a Sydney premier in London, a Pocket billiards title race between Greenleaf and Taberski, and a French jockey Jennings as a church lay reader.
Keiser campaign links boxing fame to Cumberland sheriff bid
Fay Keiser a Cumberland heavyweight who fought Gene Tunney and Harry Greb ran for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. Tunney planned to campaign here for Keiser but Greb's sudden death altered those plans. Red Grange and Eddie Tryon outplayed Al Kruez and the Philadelphia Quakers in Philadelphia, blamed on Kruez's weak generalship. Pro football in Cleveland appears unprofitable as players strike over wages, hinting at potential new ownership changes. St John’s basketball began workouts at the State Armory with about 10 players in uniform and several last season standouts expected to contribute.
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Harry Greb
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al Kruez
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Wolfsville Sweeps Wolfsville Soccer and Field Results
Wolfsville defeated Adamstown in both soccer and fieldball contests played recently. The silver game featured one of the league’s fastest players, with a close result in doubt.
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