Mentors OK minor rule changes in college football
Chicago December 29 college football editors endorse minor rule changes after annual meeting. They propose deleting the word foul for punt downs and study safety gear to curb bone crushing and sharp cleats. Officials plan equipment standards and lighter penalties for illegal passes behind the line. Barnstorming basketball arrives in Los Angeles with Nebraska and Ohio State facing California teams.
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Revival of Texas Open Brings Hope on Brackenridge Course
Murray Brooks, renowned golf course manager and All-American nominator for best dressed, predicts the Texas Open return at Brackenridge Park will be among its finest. He points to its favorable timing between the Pacific Coast finale and a $10,000 New Orleans event, boosting prospects after a decade-long hiatus.
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Revival of Texas Open Brings Pros Back in Squeeze
The Texas Open shifts from a winter stopover to a money event attracting top players, with New Orleans offering ten thousand dollars February 16 to 19 and a five thousand purse here earlier. Murray Brooks notes stronger fields and keener competition as pros resume the route from California.
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The Mighty Aldrich Left a Hole for TCU Frogs
The piece argues TCU's success hinges on Ki Aldrich and Davey O'Brien. With Aldrich injured, confidence falls that Carnegie Tech could upset, and fans fear the team may struggle without a premier defender who powered a 34 to 6 win. The column notes football's team nature.
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Brilliant Arcata drives wins in Tropical Park meet
Veteran Italian jockey Eadie Arcata powered a double and key wins at Tropical Park and Gulf Coast meetings. Arcata led off with a sharp opening ride, then scored aboard Savored Wrenace before guiding General Howes to victory. A dramatic stretch finish in race four had three horses within a neck of the wire. Trainer George Odom praised Pasteurized as in top form ahead of the $50,000 Widener handicap on March 4. New cloth numbers will aid race spectators at Hialeah Park as Tropical Park and Fair Grounds cards yielded notable performances for Sunnsia and Fadfinx.
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Ligaroti to Meet $10,000 New Year Handicap Field
Los Angeles December 29. Heavyweight Ligaroti, famed South American speedster, faces a tough lineup as he ships to Santa Anita for the $10,000 New Year’s Handicap. Weighed at 186 pounds, two less than when beaten recently by Epeciy Arcchy. Baron’s star enters with similar size and strength as in prior performances.
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Johnny Bulla Stars With Sub par 68 In Houston Open Qualifying
In soggy River Oaks fairways local and national pros chase $300 open spots and a Pro-Am entry. Johnny Bulla shot 68 to lead a field including Sam Snead and Harold Spader. the Houston Open prize fund rises to about $185,000 with top players like McSpaden and Hogan noted among favorites.
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Humble Oil Arranges Radio Broadcast of Seton Bowl
Humble Oil and Refining company completes radio broadcast arrangements for the Setion bowl game from Dallas on January 2. The Texas Tech undefeated team plays against Marys of California, billed as a standout bowl attraction. Kickoff is at 2 p.m. with Humble’s network starting 15 minutes earlier, carried on IKABC in San Antonio.
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Louis Challenger to Start Training for Title Fight
Joe Louis and John Henry Lewis arrived to begin training for their January 25 title bout at Madison Square Garden. Louis came from Chicago, stopped at Newark, then Pomptor Lakes, N J, while Lewis traveled from Pittsburgh to Summit, N J for camp preparations.
Fight Results Chaclanti-Foune Wille Knockout
Chaclanti-Foune Wille, 70 Cin sanali, halted Major Bartle, 176, in Erie Pennsylvania. Bout outcome records a knockout with Wille dominant over Bartle in a local ring showdown.
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Bees Acquire Simmons From Senators
Boston Bees announce the purchase of veteran outfielder A Simmons from Washington. Simmons played 125 games last season, hit .300, with 21 doubles, six triples and 92 RBIs. The deal terms were not disclosed. In other news, Dr. Charles Pelion Hutchins, 66, former Big Ten football official, died at home after a weeklong illness.
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Bird Dog Trials Preview and Round Robin Cager Tourney
Flyers outline upcoming Bird Dog Association events starting January 19 with stakes across junior puppy, late year open, subscription, and derby categories. Also details on a seven-event schedule at Martin Ranch near Gojleur with varied entry fees. Separately Brady hosts a McCulloch County round robin basketball tournament to finish by February 28, led by E. O. Eilington and E. J. Powell, with top team advancing to district meet.
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Texas Baylor Meet In Oklahoma City Semi Finals
Oklahoma City December 29 Four strong midland basketball clubs reached the semi finals of the thir annual Oklahoma City college tournament. Texas University and Baylor face in one semi final while Oklahoma Aggies meet Warrensburg Missouri Teachers in the other. The Texas and Baylor teams led a field of 22 entrants across Oklahoma Texas Missouri Kansas Arizona and others with Texas Longhorns and Baylor Bears prevailing in tight games to secure spots in the finals.
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Gore to Detroit Lions next season
A fragmented item notes Gore, a 21 percent back from Lae, may join the Detroit Lions next season. Details are scattered. the text mentions the San Angeles Bulldogs and sigand w coi as context, but the core claim is Gore moving toward Detroit.
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Old-Timers Recall Wade Tactics in Other Visits
Pasadena legible preview notes Duke’s passing emphasis under Coach Wade for a Rose Bowl visit. It contrasts Duke’s scoring doubts with past Wade teams and points to Tipton punting and McAlec injury as factors while highlighting strong USC defense and Wade’s preference for passing strategy.
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25 000 Cotton Bowl Seats Already Sold
Dallas report says Curtis Satvford, an official of the Cotton Bowl post season game, announced that 25 000 seats had already been sold and predicted a sell out crowd of 46 500 if weather remains clear for January 2.
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College Cagers Scores From The Answerited Press
Michigan State 23 Sena lola 2 Pittsburgh 30 Cornel 39 St. Josephs 45 Wayne 2 Centenary Southern Methodists 44 and Repids 44 Purdue St Arkansas 61 Cornell 34 Carleton 25 Cornel Final 88 Creighton 87 Rockhurst 23 Montang 45 Brihisin Young 18.
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Duke Fans Pass Through Los Angeles on Train Caravan
Duke football supporters rode a Southern Pacific special to Los Angeles for a three hour stop. About 612 fans traveled, including Mrs Fred York who married the Blue Devils guard the day after the Pittsburgh win. She was named best-looking among the female fans. A second Duke train is heading to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl via a northern route.
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Alamo Jewelry and Ciparmen Win YM GA League Games
Alamo Jewelry defeated Frost Bank 44 to 28 and Ciparmen swamped A B Frank 67 to 44 in YM GA league play at the X gym. Ciparmen stand 5–1, Alamo 4–1. Next for first half title is January 6. Suvaschek of Hineky led with 18 points, San Martin of Alamo had 17, Maynes and Frank added 10 and 8.
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Northen and Rose Seek Marshall Manager Job
Northen and Rose join the race for the Marshall baseball team managerial post in the East Texas league after Guy Sturdy's suspension. Eddie Rave, a 305 batter with Atlanta Grocery, and Hub Narthen, Shreveport scout and manager, have applied. selection to be made soon.
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Jackets Take Win Over Alumni Five
The St. Anthony's Yellowjackets defeated a local alumni five 41 to 28 at the Jacket gym. Joy Tin Fatnlay led the attack with a sharp scoring display, followed by Tom Durkin close behind and George O Connell contributing points.
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Mangrum Opens Strong at Southern California Open
Pasadena December 24 1945 Lloyd Mangrum carded a 62 ray par round to lead the Southern California Open as top contenders Ike Larry Cooper Jimmy Thomson Leo Diegel and Olin Dutra prepared for the event. Brookside Park practice noted with 31 31 score near par.
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