Whitman Hands Cullop TKO in WV State Meet Bout
Charley Whitman of Bluefield stops Stanley Cullop of Alpeca in the second round to advance in the West Virginia amateur boxing tournament at Ramsey Building. Calvin Belcher of Princeton wins twice, while Russ Jones and others post subsequent knockouts as finals loom with eight champions to be decided tonight.
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Daily Telegraph
Charley Whitman
Stanley Cullop
Alpeca
Little Calvin Belcher
Princeton
West Virginia
State Athletic Commission
Cullop
Bivefield
Ramsey
Mickey Walker
Rumson
Cholly-boy
Whitmen
Whitman
Jake Sevier
Calvin Belcher
Belcher
Earl Johnson
Richwood
Johnson
Kyle Bateman
Bateman
Russ Jones
Jones Brothers
Big Chimney
Russ
August Bishop
Happy Hunting Ground
Angels
Bishop
Pezzinate
Jimmy Pezzinate
Keyser
Joe Robertson
Huntington
Huntington Boy
Pezzinato
Robertson
Cooly
Runss Jones
Charleston
Budd
Alpoca
Bluefield
Charley
Grain
Sevier
Hubbell's NL record season highlighted by low ERA and wins
Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants set NL pitching records in 1933 with 45 appearances, 309 innings, 23 wins and 10 shutouts. He posted a 1.66 ERA per nine innings the league’s best since 1916, and struck out 199 in 48 games. Dizzy Dean led in strikeouts with 199 and appeared in 48 games with 26 complete games.
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New York
Carl Hubbell
Oklahoma
New York Giants
Hubbell
Grover C. Alexadder
Ed Rnelbach
Cubs
Lyle
Bud) Tinning
Chicago
Ben Jantnel
Boston
Jerome Herman
Dizzy) Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Dean
Dizzy
Warneke
Adolph Liskat
Phillies
William EB. Ehrhardt
Brooklyn
Liska
Big Creek and Gary Dominate County All Star Football Team
In the Daily Telegraph fourth annual All-McDowell county football eleven, Big Creek Owls and Gary Coaldiggers share four positions each, with North Fork's Ira Adams captaining the team. Gary Coaldiggers finish undefeated for the county race, with Big Creek second and Welch third. Elk Horn fifth in the standings. The selection process blends high school polls and All-Opponent ballots, guided by a named board including Nebinger, Tutwiler, Hartel, Charrity, Miller, and Currence.
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Owls
Coaldiggers
McDowell
Northfork Star
Gary
Big Creek
Daily Telegraph
Owle
Northfork
Gary Coaldiggers
Welch
Elkhorn
Ira Adams
Yorke
Green
Hancock
Monk
Shura
Povlich
Odom
Alexander
Blaha
Jasper
Fred Yorke
Big Creek Owls
Parke
The
R. W. Nebinger
Athens
Charley Tutwiler
W. E. Hartel
Irish Charrity
Hinton
Jake Miller
Bluefield
Stubby Currence
Six candidates remain for Kentucky position
Lexington reports the University of Kentucky athletic council, after interviewing applicants to succeed Harry Gamage as head football coach, reduced candidates from about one hundred to six. Elmer Layden denied reports he would be named chief instructor, and Boston University announced John M. Harmon is relieved as head football coach but remains athletic director to recommend a successor.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky Athletic Council
Harry Gamage
W. D. Funkhouser
Pittsburgh
Elmer Layden
Duquesne
Kentucky
Layden
Boston
Boston University Today
John M. Harmon
Storm
Maxey Rosenbloom’s wild postfight escapades documented
In a colorful feature, Maxey Rosenbloom’s afterfight antics are recounted including a night club ticket scandal, misused Garden receipts, and a street taxi chase. The piece recalls his Hollywood flirtations with K O Christner era, Clara Bow liaison, and extravagant spending on riding gear and horses in Central Park.
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Maxey
Gostures
Walker
K. 0. Christner
Hollywood
New York
Clara Bow
Central Park
Stubby Predicts Outcomes for Weights Contests
Stubby predicts winners for a slate of bouts with Bent to be seated by Featherweight-Miller. McCaffrey to beat Persinger. Bona to defeat Mills. Pezzinate to win over Belcher. Rowsey to beat Hatfield. Lalance to topple Russ Jones. Dixon to defeat Schmidt. Whitman to beat Clarence Jones.
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William Bent
Glen White
Billy Miller
St. Albans
Leonard Persinger
Dutch McCaffrey
Huntington
Woody Mills
Rock
Jim Bona
Charleston
Jim Pergivate
Keyser
Calvin Belcher
Princeton
Frank Hatfield
Gilbert
Johnny Rowsey
Russ Jones
Jack Lalance
Hatington
Ashle Dixon
Rhodell
Pat Schmidt
Hwood
Charley . Bluefield
Clarence Joues
Miller
Bent
Grid Attendance Rises 13 Percent Nationwide
AP figures from forty six colleges show 1933 football attendance at 7,026,408, up about 13 percent from 1932. Fordham St Marys and Santa Clara lead with up to 100 percent gains, while the Middle West posts the largest total rise.
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Fordham
St. Mary’s
Santa Clara
Middle West
Attendance totals by region and schools for 1933
The report lists regional college attendance across the nation. Far West leads with 326000 among fourteen schools, the East adds 219000 across eleven institutions, and the South rises only 21000. Notre Dame tops the Middle West with 382000, Navy and Army lead the East, and Southern California posts 563000 for ten games.
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Duke
Washington and Lee
Kentucky
California
Middle West
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Navy
Army
Sharp decline in grid deaths despite more players
New York reports 26 football deaths directly from the season and 10 possibly linked injuries, down from 50 in 1931 and 38 last year. No college varsity players and few freshmen died. deaths split among college, high school, sandlot, and semi pro. Wilma Kelly, 13, Helena, Montana, died from an injury-related infection after a fractured nose.
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New York
Associated Press
Floyd R. Hasterwood
New York University
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters
Wilma Kelly
Helena, Mont
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Estep
Paul Sheridan
Jim
Sheridan
Bona
Crystal Bay
Minn
Ubbell
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Slab
E.R. Pet.r. Co. O. Hubbell
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H. Schumaker
N. Y
G. T. Bush
C. H. Root
B. C. Cantwell
BK. A. Brandt
L. H. French
van L. Mungo
Broklyn
W. M. Betts
Everett Hancock
Boston U. Fires
Sportr AS
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Maxey Rosenbloom
Garden
Rosenbloom
Stubby
Bring ON
Primo
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Len Harvey
Bugs
Jack Peterson
Harvey
Carnera
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