Yale and Rogers Rule reshapes college football debate
The piece surveys Yale's Rogers Rule discourse amid potential three way coalitions among Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. It notes captains’ roles, the mock battle of teams, and Frisch's coaching tactic shift as he faces umpires and rule changes in Pittsburgh and Syracuse contexts.
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Dick Harrow
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Dodgers Trade for Herman Shifts Cubs and Royals
Confusing report details a Montreal Royals move affecting the Dodgers and Cubs. Herman is wired to Chicago with cash, Gilbert and Bell are mentioned, and Bell may join duty replacing Hudsan as lineup changes ripple through the infield.
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Johnny Gee Back in Spotlight With Pirates Return
Johnny Gee, a native Portland pitcher, is pegged for a comeback with the Pirates after a strong showing in the International League. Career notes include a Syracuse standout season and a major league debut against Cincinnati, with Gee praised for a solid bullpen presence and potential clash with San Diego in September 1939.
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Beaver pelts yield $60,000 in Statewide total
The Conservation Department announced that a two week beaver season in March produced 7,251 trappers with beaver pelts totaling 3,055 animals and valued around 60,000 dollars. The season showed an increase of 416 pelts over 1908, the last open year.
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Conservation Department
Tunney Invents Navy Weight-Reducer Exerciser
Gene Jimony claims a device for the U S Navy to shed weight with a 25 minute daily routine. Officials kept the invention secret, awaiting demonstration in weeks.
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Kenneys Win In Hasy Style In Canfield Cup Play
The first knockout round of the Canfield Cup produced tight results as Kenneys beat opponents in a midtable clash. A match with odd postponements due to the death of Are Thur Oley affected scheduling, with fixtures resumed alongside the duplicate game next Monday night.
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Warners to Stage Gym Demonstration
Warners High School will stage a physical education demonstration in the school gymnasium at 305 o'clock tomorrow night under the direction of George Amyet and Miss Rath Patterson. The program will include boxing, wrestling, relays, apparatus work, tumbling, parallel bars, pyramids, and a sing drill.
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Northerners Home Stand Fails to Net Wins in IL Campaign
The Northerners struggle at home in the International League, with Rochester Montreal Toronto and Buffalo posting better records. Montreal Royals and Buffalo Bisons lead losses and wins, while Newark Rochester and Syracuse mix results. Toronto the Maple Leafs slip to the cellar after recent setbacks. Royals threaten for second as Jersey Giants eye Montreal with four of six wins against Newark and Jersey City. Baltimore remains within touching distance of second, while the 1930 pennant winners struggle after last season’s pitching injuries.
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Baltimore, Along Within Striking Distance of Second Place, Trailing Totuatceal
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Bal- Tunore
League Bowlers Banquet Held in Syracuse at Prison Inn
Greater Syracuse League Bowlers gathered for their annual dinner last night at Prison Inn. Acting toastmaster Tom Lowery introduced Bert Satno secretary of the bowling association, Jams Jerks newly elected league president, Jonn Bachman retiring president, Fay Hailey policy operator, and John Martins A. B. C. committee chairman.
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Bert Satno
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City League Bowlers Honor Leaders at Belvedere Banquet
City League bowlers from 16 r oais gathered for their annual banquet at Leonard's Belvedere. Edouard Homer, president, gave the toast. Speakers included Tom Kinney, vice president, Whits Brenneman, Jake Edinger, Otear J furs, retiring president of the City Bowllox Association, William O'Nett, Edward Scwanz, and Git MacCollistor.
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Tigers Acquire Mullin From Buffalo Bisons In MLB Tweak
Detroit Tigers owners shuffle lineup with Hank Greenberg set to start tomorrow. Hal White, a rookie, is optioned to Buffalo. Pat Metin recalled from Bisons. Ned Harris from Beaumont to vie for Greenberg vacancy alongside McCosky and Campbell. Stamback and Mullin listed as reserves.
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Mitte Wag
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Beaumont
Chiefs to Face Maple Leafs in Delayed Start Today
Toronto May 8 Ready to meet the Toronto Maple Leafs in a delayed start after yesterday's postponement due to cold weather. Manager Ben Borgmann fields four regulars batting over .300 on the road trip while Ted Wieinhans is slated to start as Syracuse explores rotation for a doubleheader. Strong batting by Wandy Williams and Vince Sherfork boosts the Chiefs, with Frank Severy and Chris Hartie contributing as the team resumes action against Rochester and Toronto.
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Cardinals Indians Race To Early Baseball Lead In 1940s
The Cardinals 10th straight win at Boston 5 1 behind Ernie White and Mills. The Indians 11th straight win 21 0 at Washington as Feller struck out batters, walked seven, and yielded only seven hits through seven. Yankees, Tigers, and White Sox stumble as rain washes out games. Mettrabb earns win in Chicago.
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City Highs Clash in City League Golf Matches
Eastvoint High School’s golf team aimed for an early victory as City League teams played three matches at the Yacht. The league leading Bears faced Central, Voratin Wal tangled with Vocational, and Onondaga Valley met Cristian Brothers Academy in feature action.
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Gollece Fighters TE Nittaus Lion at Peon Stite
In intercollegiate boxing discussions strong contenders emerge as Ken Overlin prepares to defend the mid weight crown on Friday. Veteran fighters like Max Schiming and promising talents including Shoze and Lassmane are noted for potential upsets. The piece reflects on earlier greats such as AL Lassman and Chick Mechan Lassmane, and recalls boxing prowess and training grounds that shaped top heavyweights.
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Hoole Munn IOStE MUNN and Nebraskan boxing tales
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Hoole Munn and Nebraska fighter matchups, detailing how Munn and contemporaries trained and fought. The piece discusses boxing prowess versus risk, pro careers, and the scarcity of college fighters reaching professional status, with anecdotes on training drudgery and cash needs.
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