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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1934

Page

7

Subsidizing Of Athletes Dominates NC A A And Coaches Meet

National Collegiate A A a and the American Football Coaches Association opened talks on recruiting and subsidizing star athletes and potential code creation. Discussion split on football rules with some backing professional-style changes like goal line posts and free fumbles.

New York National Collegiate A. A American Football Coaches Association Z. G. Clevenger Indiana National Football Rules Committee Coaches’ Advisory Committee Lou Little Columbia Ray Morrison Southern Methodist Clark Shaughnessy Chicago Jimmy Phelan University of Washington Adrian Lindsay Kansas 8S. L. Robinson Mississippi College Lloyd Jordan Amherst

Witches Musings on Baer Levinsky Title Bout Doubts

A chaotic piece discusses Max Baer versus Levinsky for the heavyweight title in Chicago. It weighs Baer’s power and mental balance against Levinsky’s ring craft and the potential for volatile twists in the bout.

Ny Levinsky Baer Max Levinsky

Stars of Charity Grid Matches East and West Lineups

The article highlights New Year’s Day charity game in San Francisco with Pug Lund, Minnesota All-America halfback, facing East stars. West backs Paul Sulkosky of Washington and Cal Cle mens of Southern California are also featured, forming the western backfield.

San Francisco Pug Lund Minnesota Paul Sulkosky University of Washington Cal Clemens Southern California

Rest Puts New Life in Tide Before Rose Bowl

Alabama coach Frank Thomas ordered a heavy workout at Occidental College field as the Tide prepare for the Rose Bowl with Stanford. The squad aimed for peak conditioning ahead of the New Year classic after a morning tour of a motion picture studio and a luncheon with film stars. Stanford prepared with a light workout at Brookside Park.

Pasadena Calif Alabama Stanford Palo Alto Occidental College Field Frank Thomas Thomas Brookside Park

Troy Grangers Hold Christmas Party at Regular Meeting

COOLVILLE Dec. 27. Troy Grangers will meet Saturday at 1:30 in their ball. No presents will be exchanged but a treat of apples candy and popcorn will be given. A special program will be rendered with Grange members attending and contributing. Juvenile party in the first floor room at the same hour.

Coolville Troy Grangers Grange

Koenecke Sets NL Outfield Fielding Record With 2 Errors

Len Koenecke, infamous $75,000 bust, returned to the majors and set a new National League outfield fielding record in 1934 with only two errors in 318 chances over 121 games for Brooklyn Dodgers. He topped Louis B. Duncan and Wally Berger’s prior mark while other notes include Curt Davis’s pitchers’ double plays record and Gabby Hartnett leading catchers with a .996 average.

New York Len Koenecke Indianapolis New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Koenecke Louis B. Duncan Cincinnati Wally Berger Boston Curt Davis Phillies Burleigh Grimes Brooklyn George Davis Paul Waner Pittsburgh Bill Terry Giants Gus Suhr Pirates Hughey Critz Frankie Frisch Cardin Gabby Hartnett Chicago Cubs Ernie Lombardi Lonnie Warneke Cubs Emil Leonard

Temple Owls Face Sugar Bowl Cold Snap Ahead

The forecast of much colder weather boosts Pop Warner's plans for next Tuesday's Sugar Bowl against Tulane Green Wave in New Orleans. Temple Owls, training at LSU in Baton Rouge, struggle with the cold as Philadelphia temperatures remain milder.

New Orleans Temple Owls Pop Warner Gridiron Raiders of the North Tulane Green Wave Warner Mercury Temple Louisiana State University Baton Rouge Philadelphia

Wrestling Results From AP Card At Five Cities

At Buffalo Ed Don George 218 North Java N Y defeated Dick Shikat 220 Philadelphia 40 35 Shikat disqualified. At Cleveland Leo Numa 225 Los Angeles defeated Leo Hyatt 225 Georgia two falls to one. At Los Angeles Jim Londos 202 New York defeated Man Mountain Dean 7 Norcross Ga in straight falls. At Kansas City Orville Brown 235 Wallace Kas tossed Lou Plummer 280 Baltimore straight falls Pat Mulligan 175 Los Angeles beat Vince Lopez 185 Mexico D C straight falls. At Portland Paul Boesch 198 Brooklyn N Y tossed Tony Catantino 205 Chicago two out of three falls.

Associated Press Buffalo N. Y Don George North Java Dick Shikat Philadelphia Shikat Cleveland Leo Numa Los Angeles Leo Hyatt Georgia Jim Londos New York Man Mountain Dean Norcross Kansas City Orville Brown Wallace Kas Lou Plummer Baltimore Pat Mulligan Vince Lopez Mexico D. C Portland Ore Paul Boesch Brooklyn Tony Catatino Chicago

State's Relief Load Growing in Ohio

Ohio faces rising relief costs as about 1.2 million residents rely on aid. Adj Gen Frank D Henderson estimates January 1955 relief budget at 10,800,006 dollars, the largest monthly total since the Civil Works Administration ended. December budget was 10,083,344 dollars with higher fuel and clothing needs on relief rolls.

Columbus Ohio Adj Frank D. Henderson State Reef Civil Works Administration

High School Athletes May Play With Pros Under New Rule

Ohio principals and coaches vote 683 to 38 to relax amateur rules allowing high school athletes to play with professional teams if unpaid. Spring football practice approved. 20 year age limit retained. Reinstatement after one season possible if amateur rules were previously violated.

Ohio H. R. Townsend

Jones Taking Lime Out Not Quitting Game

Baton Rouge reports Coach Laurence Rit Jones will not quit football. He plans a two year Army assignment at Leavenworth Staff College then return to coaching. He resigned LSU post after clash with Huey Long but expects to stay through next semester. He praises Bernie Moore as successor and remains committed to the game.

Baton Rouge Dee Laurence “Rit Jones Dance Jones Leavenworth Leavenworth Staff College Louisiana State Huey Long D Jones Bernie Moore Moore Okeh

LSU Names Moore as Head Football Coach at Huey Long Era School

LSU announces Bernie Moore will succeed Bil Jones as head grid mentor after Jones resigns following a verbal clash with Long. Gallia marriage licenses issued for Preston and Eggleston, Withrow and Shamblin, Pryor and Woodwon amid local civil notices.

Bernie Moore Bil Jones Lousiana State University Jones Huey Long Long

Baer Versus Levinsky Four Round Title Bout Set

Max Baer will defend his heavyweight crown in a special four round contest against King Levinsky at Chicago Stadium. Gloves will be six ounces and a knockout ends the fight with no decision if the four rounds elapse. Levinsky promises a quick upset while Baer doubts a knockout within four rounds.

Max Baer Chicago Jevinsky Baer West King Levinsky Chicago Stadium Levinsky Max New York Reno Nevada

Warren William Introduces a New Sleuth in Feature at Ohio

Warren William and Mary Astor star in The Case of the Howling Dog at the Ohio Theater. Based on Erle Stanley Gardner, the mystery climaxes with a sensational murder trial and secrets behind the scenes.

Warren William Ohio Warner Bros Ohio Theater Today Mary Astor Erle Stanley Gardner Warren William Ts Helen Trenholme William Dorothy Tree

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