Football Rules Change Aims at Player Safety
A historical committee proposes major football rule changes to reduce injuries and clarify play. Measures include limiting high tackles, enforcing fair catches, allowing re-entry after substitutions, and tightening padding standards. The plan targets the flying wedge and dangerous grips while preserving the game’s action and forward passing protections.
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Brackenridge Eagles Meet Comfort in District Clash
Brackenridge High School in San Antonio hosts Comfort and other district teams in a 23 basketball tournament at San Marcos with Brackenridge and Harlandale viewed as heavy finals favorites. Brackenridge and Harlandale plan extended rosters for Friday and Saturday play while Alpine and San Angelo prepare for district tournaments in West Texas.
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San Antonio
Comb Origh
Sai B Marcos
Harlandale High
Bexar County
Obaraplan
Segua High
Theo
San Marco
Br .O. W. Strahan
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Brackenridge
Comfort
Flaceaville
Merrville
Poteet
Prairtalan
San Marcos
Harlandale
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Genziles
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Meding
Seguin
Comal County
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Mariendale
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Echo
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Ray Dixon
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Texas
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Weekend sports review chats Olympic bobsled and more
American teams sweep to a one two finish in Olympic four man bob heats in Lake Placid. Paris-Boston All Stars dominate France four two in an amateur hockey tour finale. Boston-Spitz sets indoor high jump record as Tor hits 41 feet 1 1 8 inches in A A games. Wells ties 43 yard high hurdle mark. Lakers beat Stouffen in tight baseball box scores. Orleans-Sarazen win N E tourney opener. Novotny defeats Gru 3 2 in Gaels event. Swarthmore coach Flann aims to return. Elienturg sues Velvele. six day bike race closes. Dog show prize goes to Westminster winner. U S Sumatri Casati team defeats Canada 6 0.
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Witter Sports
Lake Placid
Paris
Boston
All-Stars
France
Spitz
Boston A. A
Sexe Tor
Wells
New Tradford
Hakoahs
Tus
Swarthmore
George Flann
Swarthmern
Cnicago
Jean Elienturg Suet Adolphe Velvele
New York
Narcolleth Martk- Inble
Westminster Kennel Club
Hartford
Conn
United States
Sumani Casati
Ganada
Olympic Results Sunday Bow Sled and Heats
Four nations competed in Sunday events with top times listed for sprint sleds. Willy Fiske of the United States posted 3 59 68, Henry Hamburger of the United States 4 02 56, Fans Kiljian of Germany 4 04 45, Reta Capmdratt of Switzerland 4 14 49. Country standings show United States 88 points, Norway 17, Canada 49, Sweden 28, Finland 25, Austria 15, France 14, Germany 8, Romania 3, Poland 3, Italy 3, Czechoslovakia 1.
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Shetae
Willy Fiske
United States
Henry Hamburger
Lied al Papana
Rumania
Norway
Canada
Sweden
Finland
Austria
France
Gerz
Hungary
Switzerland
Poland
Italy
Belelath
Czechoslovakia
Club Goalers Far In Lead In Local League
In a Tuesday game at Woodlawn Indoor court Amado Nervo beat Sunday 25 to 18 led by Rodriguez with 10 points. In the nightcap Trojans controlled from start to defeat Chu pultepecs 21 to 17 with Gomez scoring 13.
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Eague
Clu
Woodlawn
Amado Nervo
Victin
Rodriguez
Luesday Lighters
Cecona
Trojans
Chapultepecs
Gomez
Trojane
Barna Chepa
Nela Teterea
Neme Terrera
Scorer
al Alemantmre
Kreng Gperrera
Troeh Triumphs in Interstate Trap Meet at Kansas City
Portland shooter Troeh won the twenty-eighth annual interstate trapshop in Kansas City, broke 89 of 100 targets to capture the International Flyer and sweepstakes, adding $1056.50 in earnings. He also placed first in the national sweep and flyer events, securing $643.50 in the latter.
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Troeh
Kanbas
Veloran
Portland
Ore
Cardinals Stocking 459 New Denver Farm
The St Louis Cardinals plan to send Harold King and Albert Beker to the Denver Bears from Columbus church of the American association as a farm system move. The Cardinals will operate the Bears and supply eight players to the local club. AZTECAS MAKE FIVE IN A ROW IN MENLO CITY SERIES.
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Cardinals
Denver
Harald King
Albert Beker
Denver Bears
Columbus
American Association
St. Louis Cardinals
Bears
Aztecas
Merzico’ City
Menleo City
Pirrone All-Bears
Los Angeles
U S Bob Sleds Finish With Victories In Olympic Event
U S bobsled team led by Billy Fiske defended the title at Lake Placid finishing with a total time of 2 50 89 in the four heats while Marty Hamburger placed second. German drivers strong in the field, Capek and von Mumm among others trailed in the final standings as Lake Placid hosted action amid controversy over the course and judging.
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Olmypio
Bob Run
MT. van Hoevenberg
Lake Plaid
Billy
Fleke
Marty Homburger J
Fiske
Otal
Sine J Sey
Wea
Harburger
Elche
Woroburger
Maly
al Papana
Baronet von Mumm
Fonseca Advances vs Seals as Jolley Watches
Lew Fonseca and the Chicago White Box team of major league stars unofficially opened the bestball screen in San Francisco by defeating rookie Seals. Jolley, White Box outfielder aiming to catch, played five innings behind the plate and showed awkwardness. He had no hits, a passed ball and an error. Chick Hafey starred with a triple and a double as Fonseca appeared at first base for one inning. The free game drew about 17 000 fans.
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Lew Fonseca
Maneges
Chicago
San Francisco Seals
Sment Jovney
Chick Rafey
St. Louis Cardinals
Reading
Fonseca
Walker and Londos to meet in mixed boxing wrestling bout
Chicago February 15 Mickey Walker the heavyweight contender and Jim Londos the wrestling claimant will clash in a mixed match at St Louis announced today by Jack Kearns Walker will wear boxing gloves and Londos will be bareknuckled for the bout expected in late April or early May with Walker in regular gloves.
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Mickey Walker
Oy Bulldog
Jim Lorlos
Yill
St. Louis
Jack Kearns
Walker
Landes
Mickey
Dietzel Tops Scoring Race in Conference Play
Dietzel of San Antonio leads the conference scoring race with 101 points in league games despite a seven point night against Arkansas. Other notable scorers include Burickland Baylor Sexton Arkansas Kubricht Texas Sumner and T. G. U. records show Dietzel at the top with 101 points in conference play.
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San Antonio
T i Christian Center
Arkansas
Dietzel
Watt
Tetaln
T. GU
Burickland
Baylor
Sexton
Kubricht
Texas
Sumner
Oateaga Shamrocks Take Second In AHL With 4 0 Win
The Oateaga Shamrocks moved into undisputed second place in the American Hockey League by trouncing the St. Louis Piers 4 to 0 at the Chicago Stadium before about 1000 fans.
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Oateaga Shamrocks
Llimming
St. Louis
Chicago Stadium
Bell Wins Singles And Doubles Titles
In New York on February 15, Berkeley Bell former San Antonian defeated J Gilbert Hall of South Orange in the Brooklyn Heights Casino invitation tennis finals 6-2 6-2 B-B. Bell teamed with Gregory Mangin of Newark to beat Hall and Manuel Alonso a former Spanish Davis Cup player 6-3 5-7 1-2 5-4 in doubles.
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New York
Siv
Berkeley Bell
San’ Antonian
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Brooklyn Heights
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Peterson and Ribas Clash In Second Cue Bout Night
In Chicago Charles Peterson of St. Louis and Isdra Ribas of Spain meet to start the second round of their world championship fancy shot billiards match. The program features 100 shots over three nights with four attempts per shot. The winner is decided by lowest total score. Peterson led early with a 13 point margin in the opening round at St. Fouls.
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Ribas
Chicago
Charles Peterson
Louis
Isdra
Rivas
Spain
Petertot
St. Fouls
Green and Orange clash leaves Glasgow stadium in chaos
In Glasgow Scotland on February 15 thousands of football fans filled the stands for the Motherwell vs Glasgow match. A free-for-all erupted at halftime injuring forty and leading to twenty arrests as rivalry flared over Irish questions.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Motherwell
French and Kremer Seek New Pirates Contracts
Pittsburgh Pirates pitchers Larry French and Ray Kremer returned their 1932 contracts due to salary cuts. They reside in Gall- Sernia, and details of their action were announced in Frenc h and Kremer seek new terms amid reductions.
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Kremer
Francisco
Larry French
Ray Kremmier
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gall- Sernia
Sarazen Wins Hundred Thousd Victory in New Orleans
Sarazen earns $1000 more with a wire to victory in the 72-hole Temper cup event in New Orleans. Sarazen finishes at 280, Henry Cooper of Chicago shoots 281 for second with $750. Denny Shute posts a 67 Sunday, the course record and the tournament's lowest round.
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Little Dene
Sarazen
Vite Tue
Florida
Henry Cooper
Chicago
Denny ‘Shute
Golf Prize Money Distribution Atop Detroit Event
Third prize money of 600 with 292 led notables, Hagen Well-Up strangled a tragic puller Walter Hagen of Detroit who received 287 to divide fourth and fifth with John Golden of Noroton Conn, each 450. Johnny Dawson led amateurs with 307. Rainwater Jr. and Jules Layard of New Orleans tied for next at 220. George Bush of New Orleans claimed fourth with 24. Watched by spectators, Lafoon of Denver impressed with a hole-in-one on No 17. Metz earned 250, with other winners including Wille Mac Parlane and Dick Metz at 238 and 250, Craig Wood 239, Abe Espinosa 300, Johnny Camet 300, Joe Kirkwood and Clarence Clark at 202 and 187, and more, ending with Tom Runyan and three others at 25 each.
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Walter Hagen
Detroit
John Golden
Noroton Conn
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Jesse Rainwater Jr
Jules Layard
New Orleans
George Bush
Lafoon
Denver
Tony -Penna
Persacola
Fig
Dave Hackney
Lowal
Mass
Floyd Boone
Coriicana
Texas
Tory Butler
Corpus Christi
Bob Bhave
Cleveland
Jules lAckerbloom
Little Rock
Ark
Ray Mangtum
Dallas
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Ralph Guldsht
St. Louis
Vines Loses Again in City Championship Final
Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles defeated Allsworth Vines in three sets 6-4 5-7 2-6 4-6 to win the anniv city championship singles final. Stoefen has now beaten Vines in four of ten meetings.
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Stouffen
Vines
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Lester Stoefen
Allsworth Vines
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Stoefen
Parish League double header at Central Catholic court
Parish league basketball featured San Fernando vs St Gerard's and Mety's vs Sacred Heart on the Central Catholic high school floor. San Fernando beat St Marys 50 26 and St Ann's defeated Our Lady of Sorrow 39 34 as a third game was forfeited when St Gerard's failed to appear.
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Mety's
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St. Ann’s
Our Lady of Sorrow
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Tilden to Meet German for Title at Madison Square Garden
New York February 15 William Tilden professional tennis champion will defend his laurels against German champion Hans Nussuren in a five set match at Madison Square Garden on February 20. Promoter Jack Curley announced the bout as the deciding final for the title.
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Lake Ilacid
Irving Jaltee
Jack Shea
Jaftee
New York
Rhea
Dartmouth College
Javelinas Sweep Schreiner In Two-Game Series
In Kinosville on February 15 the Javelinas defeated Schreiner 45 34 after edging Behrainer 44 43 the previous night. The Mountaineers were swept in the two game series with Schreiner.
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Schreiner
Kinosville
Texsa A
C. Javelinas
Schreiner Institute
Mountaineers
Hogs
Behrainer
Gould Catches 5000-Pound Sea Bat Off Fort Lauderdale
Sir Gould's fishing party hauled in a monster sea bat weighing about 5000 pounds off the coast near Fort Lauderdale. The fish towed the boat for five miles while the crew fought it, Gould's hands were cut and his right hem damaged in the struggle, and a city crane helped lift the beast from the docks.
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Jar Gould
Sir Gould
Gould
Records under fire as indoor track season nears end
New York reports three more assaults on indoor track records amid preparations for the national championships. The New York Athletic Club hosts events at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, Seton Hall in Newark on Friday, and Meadowbrook in Philadelphia on Saturday, featuring top performers in the lead up to the meet.
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New York Athletic Club
Bfadison Square Garden
Seton Hall
Newark
Meadowbrook Club
Philadelphia
Haines to Try Out His Wing for Year
Veteran Cardinal pitcher who missed the World Series with a throwing arm injury plans a one year pitching contract He declined a minor league farm manager role and a coaching job to show how his arm recovers and performances might be.
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Bs. Lawhs
Pau
Cardinal
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Corbett Ready to Leave Hospital After Recovery
New York Feb 15 Dr George W Fish personal physician to James J Corbett said the former heavyweight champion could leave the Edward S Herkness position whenever he wished He would stay confined for several days as a precaution after a heavy cold kept him hospitalized
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New York
George W. Fish
James J. Corbett
Edward S. Herkness
Edison Steele Seizes Perfect Round at Willow Springs
Edison Steele, pro at Willow Springs Golf Club, carded a near flawless round Sunday on a favorable course. He finished 71 with a 38 on the front and par 3s, bogeying only two holes, aided by the well-conditioned Willow greens and two birdies. In other news, German athlete Paul De Bruyn won a 15 mile Staten Island development race at Silver Lake Park in 1 hour 25 minutes 21 seconds.
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New York
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