Worst Grid Penalty Gone Yost Thinks Change Reduces Penalties
Ank Arbor Mich feb 15 Py Fielding HB Yoat athletic director at the University of Michigan who has helped evolve football since the Bone Crusher era says the most severe penalty has been eliminated He notes the 1934 rules change on incomplete forward passes behind the goal line altered touchbacks and yardage giving the defense potential gains He cites figures showing a touchback cost 35 or 60 yards previously and argues that penalties seldom exceed 59 yards with the new rules and that the game loses a severe punitive hit.
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Osborne Opens New Campaign On L A Mat
A veteran wrestler known as Fort Worth’s top draw returns to action in Los Angeles, aiming for a successful comeback. He faces heavy favorite Helwig, a West Coast sensation, in a semi final. The card also features Dorge Roche, Al Sparks, and Nick Eitch in the Walkathon lineup. Navarro athletes win five events at Van Dace stadium in the Western division meet. Navarro students dominate track events including sprints, distance, relay, and long jump.
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New York
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Schmeling Begins Comeback Test in Ha mas Fight Apparent
Philadelphia sports column discusses Max Schmeling and Alammas? and a 12 round comeback bout against James Ham as at Penn State. The piece notes Schmeling's past title fight attempts, the unsettled purse range, and the potential for a title shot if he wins. It references Joe Louis era comparisons and other ex-champions’ comebacks.
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Sfler
Parochial League Leaders Defeated In Close Affair
Parochial League action saw Sacred Heart’s previously undefeated quintet fall to runner-up San Furnantio in a tense contest. Final score listed as 16 to 3 with leaders Sheridan and Linewpe and players such as Kelle Marotta and J. Thong & Weimer contributing notable points.
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Spanish American Girls' Basket League Opens With Two Tuesday Games
In Palestine Texas on February 11 11% a girls basketball league opened with two scheduled games at Bitney Lanter Court Wesley House versus Lutres and Moralrs Maids versus Plorea Garage. Joe Ferris won the event part of the Texas Held trials. Ten events comprised the stake series.
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Texas
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Mules Face Harlandale In Key County Showdown
The Alamo Heights Mules meet Harlandale in the feature game of a triple header at Woodlawn gym starting 7 30. Harlandale previously beat the Mules 49 18 but the Mules have sharpened to challenge. South San Antonio and Somerset start the program and Edison closes against Hel Wells. The Mules Somerset game rescheduled to next week on the town court.
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Tulsa Oilers Seek Chamber Backing To Save Franchise
A Tulsa chamber of commerce committee is seeking urgent financial aid for the Tulsa Oilers. Art Griggs, owner and manager, warned relief is critical and the team may surrender its franchise if funds are not pledged. committee plans midweek talks with Kiss Business men to advance the relief effort.
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Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
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Oilers
Three-ring Boxing for Europe Inauguration in Montjuich Stadium
Bahuelona February 1307 reports a heavyweight bout between Max Schmeling and Paoli Arendan set for April to inaugurate elitus Boxing. Promoters plan tare rings and one venue in Montjuich stadium with 270 rounds of boxing for the evening.
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Pirates eye smoking hot competition for spring camp
Pittsburgh Feb 13 An old Pirates training camp item notes manager George Gibson plans a lively spring with prize cigars and tight battles for spots. Expected rookies include Nick Etten Bill Bosbaker Henry Tavarece Lloyd Trapp and others while Art Veltman joins as catcher from Oakland to boost the lineup.
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Toronto
Henry Tavaectlo
Oakland
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Farrist Jensen
Wichita
Wally Forkiger
Cincinnati
Floyd Young
Jamestown, .c
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Art Veltman
San Antonio
Texas
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Tech Five Crippled For Final Tussles
Tech's last chance to win the city series basketball game looks bleak after Coach English reports key players injured. Captain ammo out, Ute ankle bad, De La Gare and Coy sidelined with pins. Only Mongold and Beck remain for Roars Suty. Optimism fades as season nearing its end and a single win may come too late.
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de la Gare
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Beck
Suty
Sunday Schools Double Bill On Jefferson Court Night
Palm Heights defeated Woodfarm Methodist 49 to 23 and Laurel Heights lost to Prospect Hill 28 to 20 in a Junior Sunday School basketball doubleheader on Jefferson Court. Scorers listed include Norris 6 for Palm Heights and Miller 12 for Laurel Heights with several players named from both sides. CWA officials Jack Hauna and Allen were noted alongside unspecified referees.
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Laurel Heights
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Mexico Nines in Ball Loop in Rio Grande Valley
A regional baseball plan links Rio Grande Valley clubs with Mexican teams in a proposed two nation league. Monterrey Nuevo Laredo Tor TE on Corpus Christi not yet teams. Season to run April to September with 184 games and split season format. Mission Rifles favored to join Valley club, if Corpus Christi fails to form a team. Wind up indoor championships in Saint John feature Logan and Klein.
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Bell Appointment At S M U Delayed
DAILAS Feb 13. Madison Bell former Texas A and M head man for the SMU athletic department will be delayed until Thursday. Bishop John A Moore, chair of the executive committee, leaves Dalles today and will return Thursday. Approval by the committee is needed. If appointed Bell will instruct the Pony Express and act as special assistant to Head Coach Ray Morrison.
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Ray Morrison
Polo Teams Practice Ahead of February 22 Circuit Opener
Polo teams gathered for Tuesday drills at Pershing Field as the Southwest Circuit opener nears on February 22. Weather hampered some units in Jecalams while Infantry and Field Artillery brigades prepared for Pap Garito and Air Corps versus San Antonio games in near rain delay conditions.
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Local boxing card features Lozado vs Calaman headline
Absent at the Walkathon Tuesday night the boxing crowd hopes for action. Roy Calaman meets Cacelio Lozado in a 10 round main event with promoter hoping a state lightweight crown is in reach. An eight round semi features Gonzales vs Kid Leva while Wil Hams faces Chick Sanchez in six rounds. Tickets on sale at Gun ter hotel cigar stand Mata stand and Biky dispel a 5:30 pm walkathan box office opens at 7 pm.
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Chick Sanchez
al Sope
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Gunter Hotel
Dallas Bowling Association Drives Texas Bowling Fame
The Dallas Bowling Association sanctions major Texas tournaments and sends teams to world championships. In 1933 Columbus, Ohio hosted events where Nelson Burton and Dick Pabst of Dallas placed in the top ten and earned $400. Fort Worth Bowlers emerged as rising talents with several years in the sport and Antonia Rasier led teams to ABE sessions.
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Dick Pabhins
Sam Antonia
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Fan Antonia Rasier
Nant
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United Fitulew
Tinwlera
Jina
Army League Ninth and Twenty third Infantry Rally in Victory
The Ninth and Twenty third Infantry team defeated their rivals 47 to 16 at Randolph Field with Weeks scoring 19 points. Doughboys also beat Brooks Field 44 to 16 led by Goates with 15. One game remains Tuesday at Randolpy Field as Fort Sam Houston faces State Troops at 7:30 p.m.
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Sons Win Intermediate League Opener On Monday Night
The Sons of America rolled past Red Bridge Acs 38 to 14 in the opening of three Monday night games at Lanter Court. Central Baptists were defeated 40 to 13 by Warriors 211, and Neugerrera's Junior Voks beat the Newsies 14 to 6. Lineups list multiple players including Bons, Vernatites, Barry Warlinnge, Aguilar, and Trejo as CWA officials Andrews and Mo Wy Soorsr.
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Central Edges Poe's Cagers In Narrow Win
Central battles Poe's on their court to clinch a 37 to 3 victory as Halloran and Parkins tie for high scoring. Moote Cragie and Pon contribute points while Lewin and Kraepner add bench depth amid a chaotic play-by-play.
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