Coaches Oppose Trick Kicking Devices In Football
NEA Service report notes college coaches oppose gadgets for place kicking. Dorais of Detroit warns such boots could mechanize football and even lead to slingshot passes, while Sutherland and Crisler voice opposition based on impracticality. Princeton and Michigan stories highlight kickers and line play shaping results as teams tour campuses.
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Harry Geayson
NEA Service
New York
Gus Dorais
University of Detroit
Dorais
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Doras
Dutch Clark
Detroit Professional Lions
California
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Sutherland
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Tom Mountain
Stanley Pearson
Paul Kramer
Tom Harmon
Francis Twerdell
Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Wolverine
Ralph Heikkinen
Heikkinen
Evanshevski
Meyers
Kadros
Norman Purucker
Basketball Workouts At Armory Wednesday In Hagerstown
Former Manbeck Bakery team of Hagerstown to hold Wednesday night drills at the armory and rehearse as the Hershberger Bakers. They will represent Frederick this winter after securing the name from W. Cash Smith. New players Don Hershberger of Rockville and Woodie Norment of Hagerstown attend with Paxton eyeing Stround Tillie from Duke for the lineup.
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Manbeck Bakery
Hagerstown
Maryland
Rockville
Woodie Norment
Hershberger
Paxton
Stround
Tillie
Duke
Undefeated Major Teams Narrow To Twenty One
New York October 24 undefeated college football race trims field to 21 teams after losses by Carnegie Tech Syracuse Georgia Vanderbilt Creighton Colorado State Brigham Young Idaho and San Francesco. Notable survivors include Pittsburgh Dartmouth Villanova George Washington Boston College Fordham tied Ohio State Notre Dame Army Navy and several others across regional squads.
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New York
Carnege Tech
Syrasime
Georgia
Varderbill
Creighton
Colorado State
Grigham Young
Idaho
San Francesco
Pittsburgh
Dartmouth
Villanova
George Washington
Boston College
Fordham
Midwest
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Town State
Western Reserve
Northwestern
Tennessee
Duke
Texas Christian
Texas Tech
Baylor
California
Santa Clara
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Army
Pitt
Southern Methodist Legion
Oregon
Carnegie Tech
Boston University
Ohio State
Chicago
New York University
Lafayette
Mississippi
Centenary
Harvard
Yale
Michigan
Princeton
Navy
Penn
Columbia
Lions
Cornell
Penn State
Wildcats
Ilinois
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Washington University
St Louis
Season Opens November 23 With Unset Opponents
Aniform expects to arrive from Durham North Carolina and confirms the season opener on November 23. No opponent is secured yet though several teams are being considered. Company A and the Victory Eagles of Hagerstown will play the 7 30 o clock preliminary.
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Aniform
Durham
M. C
Company A
Victory Eagles
Hagerstown Wi
Conservative Choice Wise In Face Of Bridge Bid Quizzes
Secretary McKenney discusses choosing the conservative path in bridge bids. The column presents problem 1086 from a series on contract problems with expert play notes and a Notre Dame football officiating controversy excerpt. Readers are asked to consider contract details and lead choices.
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North
South
East
Bath
Rebber North South West East 1 Pass INT 2 After 2NT Pass
Bridge bidding record shows Rebber as North with South as East. Opener bids 1 Pass, then INT. 2 and 2NT sequences occur with Passes by opponents. The final outcome lists BN.T. and a pass sequence leading to a final contract.
State School Soccer Team Beats Alumni in Overtime Victory
The Maryland State School for Deaf soccer team defeated Alumni 5 to 18 at Byar ley Field. Markel scored three goals as MS Deaf pulled ahead in the second and third quarters while older grads struggled with pace. Referee Sam Abrecht. Scorer Moreland Lawrence.
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Byarley Field
Markel
M. S
Hames
Bogucki Potts & Hahn
Singer
Geiser Schwartz
Day Rothstein Goldberg
Gelimni . Cramer
Myers _ Barats
Speth Tucker
Markel Iucaro
Hudson
Elliott
Ssvindel of
Schiffner
M.S. S. DL
M.S
Myers
Spath
Jsnchns
Selby
Miller
Sam Abrecht
Moreland Lawrence
Notre Dame Among Unbeaten Teams After Referee Error
Notre Dame remains undefeated among the nation’s top teams after a bonehead error by John Getchell of Minneapolis, the referee for last Saturday’s game against Carnegie Tech. Getchell admitted the miscall.
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Notre Dame
John Getchell
Minneapolis
Carnegie Tech
Getchell
Bowling K of P League Yesterday's Results
Fred Co Products beat Tire Center 2 to 1 in yesterday's Bowling K of P league. Upcoming games include Ballenger against Blue Lanterns today, K of P against Charen Hill on Wednesday, and Cramer's vs Old Timers plus Blue Lanterns vs Old Timers on Thursday.
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Fred. Co
Ballenger
Blue Lanterns
K of P
Charen Hill
Cramer’s
Blue Lantern
W. P Old Timers
Cramer’s Garage Tire Center
Church Hill
Fred, Co. Prinipots
K. of PL
Bine Lantern
H. Winnigler
Frergar L. Winnigler
Hamilton
Frederick Co. Products
Cc Bohn
Burdete
Bohn
Wickless
Old Milwaukee
Ernalbrecht
Harrison
Miller
Femith
Wwe
Fox A
Hargett
Thomas Bo
Hahn
Arnold
Phillips
Ae Ates
Redskins Look For Western Conference Breaks This Season
The article notes home field advantage with the Giants and recalls the Redskins winning four of five road games last year. It highlights the Western division as the season’s focal point with the Packers Bears Lions and even the Rams contending, while upsets and intersectional matchups shape the Redskin schedule and potential benefits.
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Giants
Redskins
Redskin
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Rams
Pitcher Led Ballnger Club Also In Batting
Rosese Gross of the Ballenger team led the County Speed Ball League club in batting with a 474 average. James Shaff followed at 432, while James Feagan topped doubles with 14 and Ira Poole and Atlee Compher tied in triples with six each. Poole led in home runs with ten, and Culler won 14 games while Gross had 13 wins. Batting averages include Shaff 432 and Poole 400 among others.
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Ballenger
Mt. Pleasant
Reading
Robert Poole
Wilbur Culler
Roscoe Gross
Henry Culler
Ira Poole
James Feaga
Richard Cook
Atlee Compher
Ellsworth Zimmerman
James Shaff
John Boyer
Melvin Cook
Rosese Gross
County Speedball League
Poole
Cook
Culler
Compher
Sever
E. Culler
Gross
Ave. Gross
Shaff
S. Poole
R. Poole
Feagan
W. Culler
H. Culler
Corpher
R. Cook
Zimmerman
Bears Poised to Meet Lions and Rams in Key Showdowns
The article notes the Packers and the Rams remain ahead of the Lions and Rams have yet to face the Bears, highlighting upcoming tension as teams prepare for pivotal matchups. The tone suggests a season where the Bears could shape outcomes with decisive performances against strong rivals.
Western Maryland Faces Mount St Marys in Key Weekend Clash
Western Maryland aims to extend its dominance over Mount St Marys as they renew a long-running rivalry at Westminster. Other action includes Navy against Penn at Franklin Field and Maryland hosting VMI in College Park as part of a busy slate featuring Hopkins, Washington, St Johns and Delaware. The Mountaineers seek a repeat of past victories while Maryland tests a versatile VM I backfield led by Trzeciak and Shelby.
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Free State
Western Marland
Mount St. Mary's
Westminster
Navy
Pennsylvani
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Maryland
Homcoming
College Park
Hopkins
Haverford
Washington
Dickinson
Chestertown
St John's
Delaware
Western Staryland
Brount St. Mary's
Mount St. Rlary’s
Western Maryland
V. M.L
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Paul Shu
Jim Shelby
Bud Kovar
Trzeciak
Shelby
Sha
Kovar
Penn
Connell
Coulter
Miller
Reagan
Koepsell
Tars
Return to action for Allen Bergner boosts Navy lines
Week by the return to action of Allen Bergner, Cracs left tackle. His presence will strengthen both the Navy defense and attack. Washington and Stookn's ap pear to face opponents with just a shade too much of the ball for them to handle successfully, but Hopkins looms a bit tetcertam irs rord nyal.
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Allen Bergner
Cracs
Navy
Washington
Stookn’s
Hopkins
Soccer Leaders Clash for First in Shigley League
Frederick and Middletown aim to seize top spot in Sunday Valley Town clash. Walkersville travels to Mt Airy as last week’s results leave the pair in position to decide the title race. Game set for 2:30 with locals noting key earlier results and standings.
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Frederick
Middletown
Sbddietown
Walkersville
Mt Airy
Carroll Coustrans
Cottle
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