Lawmakers Debate 1930 Football Rule Recodification Plan
New York December 20 news discusses Edward K Hall chairmanship of the national football rules committee presenting the 1930 recodification plan. He outlines three periods 1903-20 1920-27 and 1927-30 and argues for limited changes preserving core play while maintaining clarity and fairness.
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Rogers Tornby to Lead Cubs Next Season in Trade Talks
Dec 30 Rogers Tornby expected to lead the Cubs in the next season, with a two-year contract reportedly in the works. President William J. Veeck declined to reveal the contract sum, but terms were said to approach 10,000 dollars per season, with Tornby earning about 13,000 annually as a player. The Cubs completed a four-game NL series sweep over Cincinnati and previously beat the White Sox in city series. Tornby plans a playing manager role as he recovers from injuries, including a broken ankle that sidelined him through Memorial Day.
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Houston High Stars Ready for Atlantans
Houston High School stars, led by Lee Houston and Sant achovl bali Stora, prepare for a New Year’s Day matchup with Hore' High School of Atlanta. The program, drawn from five local senior highs, trains ahead of the charity game sponsored by the Masonic Shrine and local technology firms. A parade will greet the visiting team.
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Shires scandal and Koch shine in Bay area football recap
Eccentric figure Arthur Shires is depicted amid a string of sensational actions and jail talks, while Bay area football hero Sir Hockey Koch earns praise after a San Francisco game. Koch anchors the final drive, delivering blocking, fumbles, and interceptions as the Southwest Conference battle unfolds.
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No Gym Complete Without Pipe Organ
A garbled report cites Tr. Janes EF Hogera advocating pipe organ use in college health programs. He urges real physicist style exercise with big muscles and mentions mental satisfaction and interior department health education.
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Rockne Stays, as Long as Wanted at Notre Dame
Reported statements from Knute Rockne, Notre Dame coach, deny stepping down. He asserts he will continue coaching as long as he can keep pace with modern college football. A separate clinic note confirms a recent operation for Turkue and notes the patient feels well postseason.
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Howell Wins On Chin Lock In Pro Wrestling Match
Ken Mowell secured victory at UCCTHOVWN Hall Monday night by applying a chin lock to Danny O'Shea of Missouri after O'Shea won the opening fall with a slam and pin. Howell then dominated the second fall, injuring O'Shea's neck before sealing the match. Charlie Meand beat Pancho Vitela in the finals through a Russian leg twist. John Filis and Sack Tierce fought to a draw in the prelim.
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Texas League Schedules Ready for January Meeting
The Texas League schedules for a baseball season are prepared by secretary William B Ruggles and submitted to league officers led by President J Alvin Gardner for review at the January meeting. Copies were to be mailed to all club owners for study as the exit date had not been decided.
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Wade's Detail Driven Coach Guides Alabama To Rose Bowl Clash
New York dated report profiles Wade of Alabama as a meticulous coach who logs every game, player, and formation to perfect his approach. He blends features from Notre Dame, Georgia, and Glen Warner with Pacific coast ideas to craft a tailored system. The piece notes his handling of players individually and aims for revenge against Washington State in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day.
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Mack Revises Portland Deal Involving Athletics
Connie Mack and Ton Luever agreed to revise a deal sending Ossie Orwell and Homer Summa to Portland in exchange for Pitcher Slezs Tuhli. Summa would stay with the Athletics for now, with possible move to an International or American Association club if drafts settle. Larti remains with the Athletics as per the original deal. another player to be chosen to balance with Summa to Portland.
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High run mark set in junior billiards record chase
New York report notes Thur Judice of Brooklyn set a national junior high single game high run with 27 in defeating Test Pastore of New York 14 to 0 in the Englert Junior pocket billiards championship tournament. Sudite won 75 to 0 in 19 innings. Former record of 26 stood by Robert Minore of Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Chiros Double Bill On City League Night
The Texas Chiropractics Hawks play two games in the City Basketball league at Wesd lawn lake gym Tuesday night. They face Laurel Heights Methodist Jovites first, then the Triple C five. The Hawks are tied for first with the 3% A club. Later matches include Public Service versus St John’s Luth and Tack Neal Nash Salesmen against the Triple G’s. The Chiros have won 20 straight by Rames.
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STIDE COUGARS CRACK DOWN FOR GAME
Washington State and Alabama prepared for a key cross region showdown ahead of the New Year’s Day game. Coaches planned light workouts and emphasized defense, with Washington State labeled the strongest defensive unit of the season. Karl Foster noted ticket sales could approach 10 000 as crowds fill the arena.
Olympic Committee Expands By Ten Members
The American Olympic committee increased its executive committee to 29 by electing 10 new members. New appointees include William C. Rose of U.S.A. and Professor L. W. St. John of Columbus plus several others from New Orleans San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Washington Minneapolis New York and angles.
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Caridea Will Coach at Purdue
MARCCOTHY Conn Dec 28 Irae Balpin manager of the Nutro Dane football team tonight announced that Frank Uneldea a quarter back of the Irish has agreed to coach football at Purdue University next year Halpin attended a Notre Dame alumni gathering in Valley Notre Dame where well known players were present
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Wichita Falls Gets Three Players for Browns Deal
Wichita Falls club announces St. Louis Browns acquisition of three players. George Stanton arrives from the Sputilera with 1928 experience, Morrix Badge is a left handed outfielder, and Jon Massler joins on recall option. Hadgen and Elastor purchased outright as part of a Browns rebuild plan aiming for a stronger Wichita Falls squad next season.
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