Divided Opinion On Grid Rules Stir Coaches Across the Grid
The latest football rule revisions spark mixed reactions with Western conference coaches split on timing of shifts and goal post spacing. Illinois' Zuppke and Wisconsin's Phelan condemn reduced after touchdown emphasis. Rockne approves shift play, while Yale's Gavel and Georgetown's Lou Tittle praise overall speed and openness.
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Robert’ Zuppke
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Yale
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Sacred Heart sub juniors defeat Orphans on Heart court
The Sacred Heart wee wees beat St Peter's Orphanage youngsters 3-6 on Sunday. Red Smith scored nineteen points for the Hearts while the Orphans missed free throws late. A rematch arrives next Monday night with the Heart court hosting the Orphans, and Tuesday features the Hearts Juniors meeting San Pernando High.
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Youngsters Prepare For Game In Shreveport
SURPVEPORT Texas league notes show Art Phelanie grooming young twirlers for early battles. Pitchers Ogdon Rainey Williamson and Lewis are daily on the mound during halting practice as arrivals include Pete Jilduff and C K Allen.
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Leo Dieble to face Sparks on Fort Sam Houston card
Leo Dieble of Homing Oklahoma weighs in at 1 pound and will fight Speedy Sparks, who is lighter by twenty pounds, on the Fort Sam Houston program Thursday night. Tammy White’s spine injury forced postponement from Tuesday.
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Bowling Voters League Contests Stir Local Scene
In a spirited City Mink Pin League match the Driggisls held off a late surge to clinch a two game win. Baum rolled 211 in the opener for the winners, Milton Alves and Paul Stephana led with 535 and 643 respectively, while Kurtz contributed steady scores. The Hatflers took a second game with clear ease before a late shakeup by rival teams produced a narrow margin. Umpire Wickes and scorer Mitchell officiated. teams included Breaxel Drug Stores and Orange Crush Company among others.
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Comeback Colima Fights Ten Round Battle Hadking
Colima steps into a ten round bout against Hadking at a local card. The event features Colima aiming for a strong stoppage bid while Hadking seeks a victory on the same arena and night.
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Kansas Cites ALU Entries for National Meet
Non collegiate entries for the annual basketball tournament to be held here next week show three strong teams bolstering lineups. The Dillyards of St Joseph announce Tefty Byers All Missouri Valley forward will play for them, joining Bobby Sunfers who has moved to Kansas City. Pat Petersen of Kansas and Gordon of wants join the club, with Phog Allen KU coach acting as coach. Catholic Community club of Kansas City lingers with Bacchus and O Sullivan in their lineup.
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Fight results from Buffalo to Newark boxing cards
Boxing results list knockouts and decisions across multiple venues from Buffalo Philadelphia Newark and Boston. Notables include Proug over Gemas by technical knockout and Canzoneri outpointing Lench with several other matches ending in wins draws or stoppages.
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Buffalo
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Dan Navarro Loses Tucson-Go on Foul in San Antonio
Rex King of Los Angeles won on a foul against Dan Navarro in a scheduled eight round bout in Tucson. Announcement of third places in Sunday automobile races at San Antonio Speedway showed Weatherlise third in the thirty mile race and Edmonds third in the meet mile event.
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Michigan Five Cinches Western Conference Title
The University of Michigan basketball team sealed the Western Conference crown with an overtime win over Iowa, 31-29, ending their season and leaving Indiana and Purdue far behind in the standings. Wolverines secure the title on a dramatic finish.
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Banquet Winds Up Roemers Season
The city league banquet concluded the Roemer boys term with a culinary success and a party at the Dexas theater after the event. Present were Jodie McCartley Hugh McMillan Morris Pipkin Harry Hamilton Babss Bob Fergus Clarenge Theodores Sunruzek AL Tengler and Virg ar Winters.
Vacca Fights Champion Again in Brighton Bout
Flyweight Johnny Vacca, who recently upset Fidel Yumbarka at Tos re eles, has signed to fight the current champion in a Brighton bout. The match promises a rematch after Vacca’s shock victory.
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Spudders Spirit Pleases Williams At Practice
Williams praises the Spudders after a brisk practice session amid rough weather. The coach notes high willingness and sharp effort from athletes as they prepare for upcoming trials and race events.
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