Pike Knocks Out Clancey in WV Amateur Boxing Debut
In Ramsey auditorium Big Josh Pike of Davis and Elkins College brutalized Big John Clancey in two rounds in the state amateur boxing opener. Pike storms to a second round knockout and advances to meet Ashby Dixon as a packed 1,000 crowd watches.
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All America picks and big college football upsets
The piece recalls Georgia Tech upsetting Duke and ruining Rose Bowl hopes, cites referee Lane on key calls, then provides a tongue in cheek method for selecting an All America team. It names several players from Pitt Duke Stanford Alabama Michigan USC Minnesota Army Tennessee Nebraska and others.
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Santa Clara breaks off with St. Marys' School
University of Santa Clara ends all athletic relations with St. Mary's college in a unanimous decision by the board of athletic control led by Rev. James J. Lyons. The move follows a November 19 football game and an exchange over sportsmanship and an alleged misquote by Santa Clara coach Maurice Smith.
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Columbia to meet Stanford in Rose Bowl for national title
Pasadena December 4. Columbia University accepted an invitation to face Stanford in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day for the mythical national championship. Stanford’s Al Masters announced the selection after weeks of speculation linking Army Princeton Nebraska Michigan and Duke.
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Three WVU Stars Named on Marquette All-Opponent Team
West Virginia University football tied Marquette 13 to 18 and placed three players on Marquette opponents list chosen by Marquette players coaches and the Marquette Tribune staff. Doug Nott of Detroit was voted the best player.
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Young Captures National Scoring Title With 108 Points
Pete Young of Bluefield College half back closed the season with 108 points to lead the nation in scoring for 1933. Cecil Kent of Murray Kentucky Teachers and Beattie Feathers of Tennessee follow with 90 and 78 points respectively as leaders in their conference groups.
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All-America Football Honorees by Position and School
The selection lists first and second teams with players from West Virginia Wisconsin Michigan State Michigan Mississippi Detroit Creighton Wisconsin Missouri and others. Notable names include captain Nott of Detroit and guards Flowere and Butler among others.
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Kegley on Crutches and Out of Richmond Fracas
Emory Virginia December 4 Mark Kegley Emory and Henry ace half back and the states leading scorer is sidelined after an incident in Richmond with play halted. He leaves with a leg injury and possible further medical assessment pending.
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Wasps Lose Key Player For Richmond Finale
For the season, Kegley will miss the undefeated Wasps closing game against Richmond University in Richmond Saturday. He has a torn ligament in his right leg and a chipped heel bone, injured in the first three minutes against King College last week. He is on crutches. Hope had hoped his injuries would mend in time for the final, but X ray pictures today revealed the extent.
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Reed Defeats Wallace to Retain World Junior Lightweight Title
Kid Chocolate retained his world junior lightweight title by defeating Frankie Wallace in a 10 round decision on the News Christmas fund boxing show in Cleveland. No knockdowns were recorded.
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Klein Tops NL Batting Title In 1933 Season Trade Shifts Star
Charles H. Klein traded from the Phillies to the Chicago Cubs ranks as the NL s top all around hitter for 1933. He led the league with a .368 average in 152 games and 223 hits, plus 365 total bases and 28 home runs.
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Mickey Walker Stops Conqueror of Pedra
Newark reports Mickey Walker former middleweight king knocked out Les Kennedy in the second round of a 10 round bout. The finish came at 1 minute 29 seconds of the second round. Walker weighed 172 1 2 pounds Kennedy 198 1 2.
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