Resignations shake Notre Dame football leadership
Heartley Hunkinson resigns as head coach at Notre Dame and Jesse Harper plans to retire as athletics director amid a sweeping athletic shakeup. George Layden of Notre Dame fame may succeed Rockne era figures Elmer Layden and John Anderson oversee potential staff changes. Father O'Donnell returns soon as Mayo Hospital reports improve.
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Bend. Ind
U.P
Heartley
Hunk
Notre 4
Elmer Lay University
Four Horsemen
Ander
Pes Deer
Au. Sasenne
Jesse Harper
George Keegan
Layden
Anderson
New York
Irish
Army
Notre Dame
Indiana
Northwestern
Charles O’donnell
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Rochester
Minn
South Bend
Marchmont Schwartz
Norty Hoffman
John Woedisch
Chuck Klein Named National League Slugging King Again
Chicago Cubs star Chuck Klein led the National League in slugging for 1933 with a .602 mark, topping 1982’s .646, while driving in 120 runs. Wally Berger followed in slugging, Johnny Frederick posted fewest strikeouts among 100+ games, and Ernie Lombardi hit the most double plays. Brooklyn led team slugging at .383 as Cincinnati provisioned bases on balls and other team marks.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
Nec
U.R
Chicago Cubs
Charles
Chuck) Klein
White Sox
al Simmons
Klein
Cubs
Phillies
Wally Berger
Braves
Little Mel Ott
New York Giants
Berger
Johnny Frederick
Dodgers
George Watkins
Cardinals
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Opens Winter III Today Amid Big Ten Merger Talks
The Open Winter III meet opens today as coaches discuss a possible Big Ten merger with the University of Chicago. Officials say no final decisions were made and reports vary on Chicago’s intentions. The three day event includes basketball and other sports with secrecy surrounding schedules and faculty involvement.
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Kirksey
the Big
U. of Chicago
Robert U
Chicago
Maroons
Indiana
Sam State
Boon to Pet Shop Business by Henry Mclemore
New York City report describes a unique shop on Lexington Avenue selling Alpine sticks and shepherds crooks beside a pet shop with a quirky display. The pet shop boasts free samples of stock, a three legged calf named Tripod, and humorous anecdotes about liquor aisles and eccentric customers.
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New York
Emmett J. Carleton
Lexington Avenue
New York City
All West Virginia Conference Football Honors For 1933
Davis-Elkins college star at quarterback backs Porterfield from Glenville and John Zontini of Marshall named to first team. Salem, Marshall, Glenville, Fairmont and Wesleyan earn multiple places as all conference selections highlight breakout backs and standout linemen in a season of strong play.
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Charleston
W. Va
U.P
Davis-Elkins College
West Virginia
United Press Today
Salem and Marshall Colleges
Glenville
Fairmont
Wesleyan
Porterfield
Rangy
Speedy End
John Zontini
Ace
Marshall College
Argus Winters
Davis Elkins
Pete Young
Bluefield
Leonard Barnum
Marshall
Doug Stone
Pike
Kapp
Davis-Elkins
Clifton
Salem
Champ Defends World Pocket Billiards Title In Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf, defending world pocket billiards champion, faces Bennie Allen of Kansas City as the tournament runs to December 21. George Kelly beat Greenleaf in Chicago, while James Caras, Andrew Ponzi, and Erwin Rudolph vie for first place with scores around 125 to 71. Other matches include Ponzi defeating Pasquale Natalie and Rudolph beating Charles Seaback. Kelly to play Seaback and Mosconi to meet Natalie next.
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Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
Greenleaf
George Kelly
James Caras
Wilmington
Del
Allen
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Ponzi
Pasquale Natalie
Rudolph
Charles Seaback
Astoria
N. Y
Kelly
Seaback
William Mosconi
Natalie
Xavier Names Clem Crowe as Basketball Coach
Clem Crowe of Xavier University will coach the Xavier basketball team this winter. Athletic Director Joseph A. Meyer has coached the team for several seasons.
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Cincinnati
Clem Crowe
Xavier University
Xavier
Joseph A. Meyer
Speiser Honored as Athens High Bulldog Honorary Captain
Spike Speiser, captain of last season’s Athens High School gridmen, was elected honorary captain of the 1933 football team at a banquet honoring the players. Jimmy Fry named head manager for 1934. Athens went four wins, three draws, two losses in nine games, undefeated in league play, with Speiser praised for punting and filling at right tackle against Lancaster. Basketball practice begins with a Gallipolis game upcoming and a Saturday workout planned.
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Layden
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh
Spike’ Speiser
Athens High School
Bulldogs
Jimmy Fry
Speiser
Bulldog
Athens
Ohio University
Gallipolis
Lancaster
McKinley
Fights By United Press At New Haven and Detroit
In New Haven Al Rossi outpointed Tommy Rios while Eddie Dolan drew with Henry Emond in a six rounder and Bud Mignault outpointed Al Boross. In Detroit Ernie Maurer outpointed Henry Hook, K O Morgan defeated Tony Tassi, and Stanley Kronenberg beat Thurston McKinney in six rounds.
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New Haven
Conn
al Rossi
Tommy Rios
Mexico
Eddie Dolan
Waterbury
Drew
Henry Emond
Taunton
Bud Mignault
Brockton
al Boross
Bridgeport
Detroit
Ernie Maurer
Henry Hook
Indianapolis
Ind
K. O. Morgan
Toledo
Indian Chosen Heidelberg College Football Captain
Arthur Bensell, a full blooded Indian, was named captain of Heidelberg College football team. His wife was formerly a teacher at the Siletz reservation in Oregon. They have a seven year old daughter.
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Tiffin
U.P
Arthur Bensell
Heidelberg College
Siletz, Ore
Wrestling results from New York and Canton show varied outcomes
In New York Yanka Zelezniak of Russia defeated Jack Humberto of Mexico and Fred Grubmeier of Iowa defeated Sol Slagel of Germany while Hans Steinke of Germany and Dick Raines of Texas drew. Ed Strangler Lewis of California defeated Frank Bronowicz of New York and Bull Komar of Cleveland drew with Beni ny Ginsberg of Chicago. In Canton John Pesek of Nebraska defeated Joe Sigmund of Portland and Leroy McGuirk of Tulsa drew with Don Hill of Los Angeles as Bobby Pearce from Tulsa defeated Jack Domar of Dallas.
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Russia
Jack Humberto
Mexico
Fred Grubmeier
Iowa
Sol Slagel
Germany
Hans Steinke
Dick Raines
Texas
Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis
California
Frank Bronowicz
New York
Bull Komar
Cleveland
Beniny Ginsberg
Chicago
Canton
John Pesek
Nebraska
Joe Sigmund
Portland
Ore
Leroy McGuirk
Tulsa
Okla
Don Hill
Los Angeles
Bobby Pearce
Jack Domar
Dallas
Tex
What Ovaltine Is And How It Acts
Ovaltine is a delicious pure food concentrate marketed as a nightly tonic mixed with warm milk. It claims to rebuild nerve brain and body tissues during sleep and to boost energy, with use by physicians and as a wartime ration for invalid soldiers and for nervous under nourished children, nursing mothers, convalescents and the aged.
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