Rule changes on grid good says Schmidt
Fort Worth report quotes Texas Christian University coach Francis A Schmidt praising this year’s football rule changes. He highlights the dead ball rule the five man receiving team on kickoffs and the prohibition of flying blocks as safer for players and preserving the game’s thrills with stricter enforcement urged for 1930s adjustments.
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JAP TO MEET RATTAN AGAIN NEXT FRIDAY
Silent Rattan who beat Canadian middleweight champ Ernie Arthur Friday night earned another shot at Higami the Japanese ace who defeated Rattan two weeks earlier. The return bout was announced Saturday as the main event for next Friday's show at Beethoven Ball promoter Charlie Wright said. Wright, busy with Christmas dinner plans, had not finished the rest of the Friday card.
Lone Star Conference Prepares Second Birthday in San Marcos
The Lone Star conference, Texas youngest athletic federation, readies its second birthday in January. In its first year it crowned championships in basketball, track, and football with Stephen F. Austin and North Texas Teachers College among early victors. Trinity University joins track, San Marcos Teachers College to host night meets, and tennis gains emphasis as schedules reshaped for 1982 including new football opponents and venue changes.
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Cleveland Pros Bring Fast Grid Team to L A
Cleveland Panthers invite a strong San Antonio roster for a Monday January 2 game at Hagin Field against Bones Irvin’s All-Stars. The Panthers boast nine wins in their current stretch and have defeated pro teams in Boston Providence Stapleton and Marquetiz while touring nationally. Local edge Eddie Vogt negotiates potential January 8 Dallas clash with Jefferson Rangers and Chicago Bears en route to Los Angeles.
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Michigan Schedules Five Home Tilted 1933 Football Card
Michigan announces a 1933 football schedule with five home games and three away, opening October 7 against Michigan State. The card lists Cornell and Ohio State at home, with trips to Chicago, Minnesota, and Northwestern, plus final games at a to be played site and Chicago.
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Magnificent Magnolia clash headlines Brackenridge week
A busy schedule at Brackenridge gymnasium features Kenney's Grocers and Magnolia clashing in early games with Duncan and Magnolia also in action. The week includes multiple Hawks matchups, with teams like Rich Plumbers and others listed among local rivals, as fans anticipate the season’s first tall winner in Magnesia and Tuncan field. Strong lineups and regional rivalries drive the schedule amid scattered player notes and team rosters.
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Walsh Scented Awful Ruckus Over Heavy Go
New York in December 193? boxing dispute over Max Schmeling and Max Baer. Joe Jacobs Tim Mara and Jack Dempsey are involved in contract talks and potential title fight arrangements. Ruckus centers on promises, money, and control of the Garden arena with strong personalities and heated opinions.
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Army Grid Tourney Donates $100 to Charity Fund
The Bloath Corps area football tournament, won by the Ninth Infantry at Techfield, netted a good profit for military athletic funds. Major General Wimans directed that $100 of admission profits be given to charity, and Major R Hathaway turned the funds over to the San Antonio contract relief committee.
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Norton to Undergo Operation Next Week for Shoulder
Norton the Bay guard for the university football team will have his broken left shoulder operated on next week after returning home for the holidays. He played the season in braces and pads with the injury. the damaged cartilage will be cut away. Sinton Pirates form basketball squad under Grady Reynolds and Merle Smith. practice starts after Christmas with local players named. Cubs defeat Stars 48 to 15 led by Ridgeway and Morales, with multiple players listed for the All Stars lineup.
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Burned Meat Helps Gridders-Hardage
Norman Oklahoma Den 24 Jewle Hardage head football coach at the University of Oklahoma, 43 noted for more things that ils gridiron talents. He is adept at cooking over a trick charcoal stave brought with him from his 6000acre track in Alabama. "Lots of people think thep f you hurt patenk, it's calmed," Hardage opines. "They're wrong. A steak 15 better if it's a little burned. It keeps the Juicea In."
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Carey Selph Named 1953 Manager of Houston Bulls
Houston December 24 confirms infielder Carey Selph as the 1953 manager of the Houston Bulls in the Texas League after his release from Columbus. Selph was expected to join Houston as a playing manager to replace bench chief Joe Schultz, with Chicago White Sox having drafted him and then trading him to Columbus for outfielder Byar Swanson. Columbus and Houston are in the St. Louis Cardinals farm system. Selph was very popular in Houston.
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Iowa State wrestling loses and gains champions in lineup shift
Ames, Iowa, Dec. 24. Iowa State College outlines a 1933 wrestling program with key veterans returning and weight-class realignments. Roland Lillie, Big Six and Iowa champion at 118 pounds, will move to 128. Lawrence Gibson, 1931 Big Six champion, returns. Gilbert Golden, Walter Thomas, Merrill Frevers, and George Martin hold titles at various weights. Gaoacth Hugo Otopalik plans to train the team and push Golden and Thomas into higher classes.
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Bausch-Crooner shines in amateur piano scene
Olympic decathlon champion Bausch-Crooner appears in a local amateur piano pounding event, delivering a spirited performance that highlights his broad talents beyond athletics. The audience enjoys his energetic rhythm and confident stage presence amid a diverse program.
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Boston Bruins' Eddie Shore hailed as feared on ice
In Boston, Eddie Shore is described as a feared player on the ice while at home he is gentle and affectionate. Little Eddie Jr recounts tales of his father not being harsh at home, showing a contrast between on ice aggression and family life.
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Syncopated six rowers test new stroke at Pembroke
Experiments by Pembroke College Cambridge crews using syncopated rowing feature six rowers paired in groups of two. After a set number of strokes, each pair takes a stroke in sequence creating a tempo shift. The method aims to produce even progress with a faster water carry when each pair enters.
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Pembroke, College
Polo Match Played On Burro Mounts In Lordsburg
A Silver City polo team mounted on mules defeated a Lordsburg squad 4 to 0 in an eight game on an electrically lit field. The match took place in Lordsburg New Mexico with local teams competing in a night game.
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