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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1933

Page

9

Sleepy Jim Crowley to Lead Fordham Football

James H Crowley the Notre Dame four horsemen star and Michigan State coach has signed a three year contract to head Fordham University football. He will bring the Rockne system to New York and will assume duties February 28 for spring practice with Glenn Carberry on his staff. Crowley’s salary is set at about 11000 dollars per year.

New York James H Sleepy Jim) Crowley Notre Dame Four Horsemen Michigan State College Fordham University Stuhldreher Layden Miller Rockne Frank W. Cavanaugh Fordham Crowley Michigan Agricultural School Rams Glenn Carberry John F. Coffey Sleepy Jim Michigan Michigan State University of Georgia Crowly Sleepy

Sharkey attacks Schmeling and Dempsey in harsh terms

In a St Nicholas arena dressing room Jack Sharkey, heavyweight champion, denounces rivals Max Schmeling and Jack Dempsey with scorn. He calls Schmeling yellow and accuses him of avoiding fights, says Dempsey cannot get a license and would fade without his presence.

Henry McLemore United Press New York U.R St. Nicholas Arena Gym Jack Sharkey Jack Max Schmeling Jack Dempsey Sharkey Dempsey Schmeling

Mustangs Even Score With Sooner Quintet

Southern Methodist University edged the University of Oklahoma 31 to 29 in Dallas to even a two game series. Main led Oklahoma with four field goals and two free throws as Johnson Baccus and Zachary sparked SMU in the final minutes.

Dallas U.P Southern Methodist University University of Oklahoma Sooners Johnson Baccus Zachary Mustangs Main Oklahoma

No Change Report On Amos Alonzo Stagg Illness

Antendants at Medical Arts sanitarium report no change in 70 year old Amos Alonzo Stagg who is ill with influenza and bronchial pneumonia. Dr Max Rohde says the upper chest is clearer though he seems weaker and his temperature varies from 101 to 103 degrees.

New York U.P Medical Arts Sanitarium Amos Alonzo Stagg Max Rohde

Dallas Board Bars All Star Game With State Champ Proposal

The Dallas board of education rejected a proposed post season game between Dallas All Stars and the Corsicana state champion. They argued the schedule would extend the season after games in Houston and San Antonio.

Dallas U.P Dallas Board of Education Dallas All-Stars Corsicana Houston San Antonio

Protection

A father confronts Willie after a note from the teacher about misconduct. Willie deflects, asking for a bribe to stay quiet. The scene unfolds with light tension as a parental warning looms.

Willie Pop Paris

Golden Sandies Clash With Polk Street Church Quint

Coach Davis Hal leads the Golden Sandies against Polk Street Methodist Church quint tonight at 8. Hill aims to test rookies against a strong city foe. Friday they travel to Pampa to face the Harvesters, then Saturday host the Westerners of Lubbock.

Davis Hal Golden Sandie Polk Street Methodist Church Sandies Hill Pampa Harvesters Lubbock Texas Amarillo Tyler Pampans

National Loop Head Says Trades To Aid

National League president John A Heydler discusses extensive winter trades and roster changes across clubs. He notes stronger second division teams, shifts involving New York St Louis and Philadelphia Boston Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, plus optimism for 1933 with improved lineups and balanced competition.

National Loop Head New York St. Louis Philadelphia Boston Chicago Babe Herman Pittsburgh Lindstrom Brooklyn Benge Finn Worthington Jackson Davis Starr-Mancusco Giants Cincinnati Reds Bottomley

Attorney moves office to Oliver-Eakle Building

An attorney announces the removal of his office from the District Attorney's office in the court to 206 Oliver-Eakle Building Amarillo Texas.

District ‘Attorney's Office Court Ues Oliver-Eakle Amarillo Texas

Vanquished Pitt Team to Leave Coast After Rose Bowl fete

University of Pittsburgh football squad, defeated after the Rose Bowl, prepared to begin homeward travel from Los Angeles. They will ride the Santa Fe with a stopover planned at the Grand Canyon, having been lavishly entertained.

Los Angeles University of Pittsburgh University of California Santa Fe Grand Canyon

Horned Frogs to Play Randolph Field Cadets

Texas Christian University cagers face Randolph Field cadets tonight in Fort Worth. The team flies in from San Antonio for the last on court workout before the Southwest Conference season opener Saturday night.

Horned Frogs Randolph Fort Worth Texas Christian University Randolph Field San Antonio

Basketball Results From Various Colleges

Butler 56 Grinnell 22 and Carthage 36 Iowa Wesleyan 31 headline a busy score table. Michigan State 23 Syracuse 16 and Stanford 21 Nebraska 17 are listed alongside many other college basketball outcomes from the week.

United Press Butler Grinnell Carthage Iowa Wesleyan Illinois Detroit Manhattan Niagara Marquette Wisconsin Miami Indiana Michigan State Syracuse Missouri N. W. Mo North Dakota Northern Normal North Dakota State Iowa Oklahoma Stanford Nebraska California Nevada Idaho Whitman Central Okla Oklahoma Aggies Okla Baptists Northeastern Okla

Pirates seek powerful left handed pitcher for 1933 season

Pittsburgh January 4 Skip per George Gibson owner manager seeks a fortified pitching staff to back Freddie Lindstrom as the Pirates prepare for 1933. He favors a tested southpaw or right hander and lists candidates such as Halloran Root Hubbell Brandt or others while considering trades involving Brame Barbee Jensen Comorosky and various pitching options.

Pittsburgh George Gibson Pirates of Freddie Lindstrom New York Giants Pirates Franklin Gibby Halloran Root Hubbell Brandt Les Clan Corsair Swetonic Kremer French Meine Harris Chagnon Swift Wood Smith Brame Kentucky Barbee Jensen Comorosky

Cleveland Indians May Try Electric Grass Grower at Stadium

The Cleveland Indians face a spring at Municipal Stadium where field care may shift to an electrical grass grower. Officials consider burying insulated cables under the field to heat roots and stimulate growth, creating a modern, heated playing surface.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians Cleveland Municipal Stadium

Babe Ruth May Face Major Salary Cut This Season

New York reports indicate Babe Ruth may see a drastic salary reduction to about 50000 from 75000 as pressure from other club owners grows. Ruppert denies final contracts and calls the speculation bunk while the Bambino roars at the talk.

New York U.P Ruth Babe Ruppert Colonel

White Sox Return to Plain White Stockings for 1933

Chicago January 4. Lou Comiskey ends superstition era by ordering plain white stockings for home games and gray for road. After last season’s striped stockings, the team’s luck worsened, prompting a uniform change for 1933. All player contracts have been mailed with mixed news.

Chicago Lou Comiskey White Sox Comiskey

County Attorney Ander son Shares Quiet Start at Courthouse

County Attorney Howard Anderson reports a busy start with many callers and fee income from early work. He says the job involves substantial detail but nothing sensational so far as he settles into office.

Howard Anderson

Campbell to chase world speed records in New York

Sir Malcolm Campbell, the international speed champion, will arrive in New York from England January 31 to attack his five world records on the Daytona Beach course. He recently rebuilt his car to a 2,500 horsepower 12 cylinder engine for the mile straightaway and related distances.

Indianapolis Malcolm Campbell New York England William F. Sturm Daytona Beach Florida Sir Campbell

Dana Bible Plans Leave From Shrine Game Coaching

Dana X. Bible Nebraska football coach asks for two years leave as co mentor of the West team in the East West Shrine game in San Francisco. His duties as vice president of the National Football Coaches Association, to which he was recently elected, keep him from joining Orin Hollingberg in building the West squad. Bible was en route to Fort Worth to meet his family.

Corbitt Cleghorn Maharon G. C. Beale Pat Brandenburg Yannigans Beale Brandenberg Blair Cherry Howard Lynch Sandies G. C San Francisco Dan Dana X. Bible Nebraska Bible National Football Coaches’ Association Orin Hollingberg Washington State College Cornhusker Fort Worth Texas

Boand Rates Trojans National Football Champion 1932

William F Boand creator of the Azzi ratings declares Southern California national football champion for 1932 after compiling results from his rating system. USC tops Michigan Purdue Pittsburgh Texas Christian Tennessee Notre Dame Colgate Auburn Centenary with scores listed.

Chicago William F. Boand Southern California Boand Michigan Purdue Pittsburgh Texas Christian Tennessee Notre Dame Colgate Auburn Centenary

Texas University Beats House of David in Final Practice 68 28

Texas University capped its practice slate with a 68 to 28 win over House of David college team. The victory gives the Longhorns a 10 game unbeaten start and they open the Southwest Conference schedule this Saturday against Baylor, 1932 champion, at home.

Austin U.P Texas University House of

Dutch 1000 in main bout at Armory wrestling card

Dutch Mantell will face Steve Nenoff in the main match at the National Guard Armory Thursday night. Mantell seeks a measure of revenge after a prior dispute with a referee and aims to give local peers a chance in the card. Prelims begin at 8 o clock with tickets available at City Drug.

Dutch Marstell National Guard Armory Steve Nenoff Mantell Nenoff Newoff Hallas Kopecky City Drug

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