Football Rules Shakeup Favored by Colleges
Walter Camp notes at National Collegiate Association meeting discuss restricting forward passes and shift plays. Proposals include limiting the number of passes, ending a trailing team’s surge, and tightening enforcement on substitutions and clipping. The NC A A plans a five member rules committee with Stagg Chicago, Griffith Tennessee, and Jones Wisconsin to review changes.
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Major Leagues Swap Players Over High Minor Prices
Baseball fans note a surge of player trading among major league clubs after high payments to minor leaguers. The article cites Pacific Coast clubs as driving up prices and mentions players like Jimmy O Connell valued at 275,000 being pursued by the Giants amid a volatile market.
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More Cloth Inquiries In Fray Over Damaged Brown Sheets
In a muddled report from the cloth trade, buyers and markers clash over quality and prices for brown sheetings. Trade sources note cautious interest and anticipate firmer demand despite unclear market signals.
Trade notes and price signals in late year market brief
Report observes sellers holding out at 844 rents for some items while buyers hesitate. Demand weak for drills but more activity in shootings. Small lots of jobbing rivets sold quietly. Trade eyes a broad, warehouse buying move after the first of the year in brown sheetings and wider wholesale stock.
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Ruth S VIlls Coin Fine and Suspension Lifted
A garbled 1821 era account predicts Babe Ruth will receive coins and have suspensions lifted. The text references penalties, fines, and post season rules, with speculation on Ruth returning to play and the impact on pennant races amid bootlegging and exhibition games.
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Big game cast as college stars join army all stars
Students and fans await the Sunday clash as Texas University players Rats Watson and Henry Pfannkuche arrive to join the army all stars. UT quarterback Rats Watson, tackle Tom Dennis, end George McCullough, and guards Aarrah and Tiny Kenn travel plans set for practice with Princeton and A M contingent expected midweek.
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Education officials and committee members named in state group
The passage lists Mics Sanders representing Texas on a committee and identifies the association president as Shelby County Superintendent Lennoster. It notes Dr. Lee L. Driver from the State Department of Education in Harrisburg as a secretary. The text indicates a subcommittee role about county superintendent's problems.
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Institute Team Triumphs Over Anoila Club in Tough Match
The Instituto basketball team defeated the Anoila club in a hard fought game. Minte Dope scored the most points and energized the crowd with standout play.
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Christmas Decorations Fill Cars At Medina Lake
Ducks were scarce and no shots were fired as hunters missed expectations at Medina Lake Sunday. Auto parties heading to the lake returned Sunday night with Christmastree decorations in every car. U. Georgetown missionary W. Carter launches a campaign to aid Mexicans in Corpus Christi and surrounding counties with sermons on health and hygiene and a bilingual classroom for children.
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