Brooklyn Buys Bob Edwards From Albany Club
Brooklyn National League club confirms the purchase of pitcher Bob Edwards, former Bluefield College star and Albany club signee, after he helped Dublin Virginia and Albany this season. A broad major league reshuffle later shows heavy movement and rookies entering the big leagues.
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Brooklyn
Bob Edwards
Bluefield
Albany
Bluefield College
Bluefird
Edwards
Dublin
Peke Whalen
Bob
Phil Sage
Searle
Chicago
Charles
Chuck” Klein
Philadelphia
Benny Tate
Montreal
Roy Joiner
Oakland
Augie Alan
San Francisco
All-America Team Chosen by 100 Coaches and Critics
Parke H. Davis leads a consensus selection with a panel of over 100 college coaches and many newspaper men naming the first consensus All-America football eleven. The chosen players include Ends Skladany and Geisler, Tackles Ceppi and Schwammel, Guards Corbus and Rosenberg, Center Bernard, Quarterback Montgomery, Halfbacks Buckler and Purvis, and Fullback Feathers. Gulf Refining presents engraved gold footballs to each member.
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Parke H. Davis
Famous Football Authority
Bernard
Michigan
Montgomery
Columbia
Buckler
Army
Purvis
Purdue
Feathers
Tennessee
The
Gulf Refining Company
Baseball Trade Roundup Involves Koenig Hendrick And More
The report outlines multiple baseball trades and acquisitions. Dick Ward departs Los Angeles as Mark Koenig Harvey Hendrick and Ted Kleinhaus head to Philadelphia while Frank Demaree Jim Mosolf and Roy Henshaw move to Los Angeles. Philadelphia adds Koenig Hendrick Kleinhaus from the Cubs and Jimmy Wilson from St. Louis along with Dana From Portland, sending Klein Davis Delker to St. Louis. St. Louis acquires Wilson, Davis, and Delker, while Pittsburgh brings in Piet Comorosky Spencer and Veltman amid trades with New York Oakland and Pittsburgh. Donie Bush exits as manager with Bob O’Farrell eyed as successor. Boston reports a cash deal to acquire Chick Hafey from Cincinnati.
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Dick Ward
Los Angeles
Mark Koenig
Harvey Hendrick
Ted Kleinhans
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Frank Demaree
Jim Mosolf
Roy Henshaw
Koenig
Hendrick
Kleinhaas
Cubs
Jimmy Wilson
St. Louis
Dana
Portland
Klein
Virgil Davis
Eddie Delker
Davis
Delker
Wilson
Cincinnati
Tony Piet
Adam Comorosky
Pittsburgh
Glen Spencer
New York
Red Lucas
Wally Roettger
George Grantham
Donie Bush
Bob O’farrell
Roettger
Art Veltman
Oakland
Piet and
Comorosky
Grantham
Joe Bowman
Spencer
Boston
Chick Hafey
College Scores Roundup From Various Games
Waynesburg 32, Duquesne 52. Westminster 26, St Thomas 29. Pittsburgh 27, Purdue 33. Beckley 31, Capital City Charleston 14. Kansas 34, Kansas State 20. Hillsdale 19, Detroit City College 25. Albion 25, Notre Dame 48. Jamestown 18, North Dakota 44. Duke 33, Baltimore 25. Yankton 21, South Dakota 33. Central College 19, Drake 28. Catholic 24, St Joseph 21.
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Waynesburg
Duquesne
Westminster
St. Thomas
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Beckley College
Capital City
Charleston
Kansas
Kansas State
Hillsdale
Detroit City Col
Albion
Notre Dame
Jamestown
North Dakota
Duke
Baltimore
Yankton
South Dakota
Central College
Drake
Catholic
St. Joseph
South Charleston tops Alumnae in high school basketball
South Charleston defeats Alumnae 39 to 26 in a high school basketball game.
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South Charleston
Alumnae
California Open leads as Coltrin fires 68 at Lakewood
Ben Coltrin of Lake Merced, San Francisco, carded 34 34 68 four under par to take a two stroke lead in the California open on the Lakewood Country club course in Long Beach. Leo Diegel and Olia Dutra tied for second after 35 35 70 while Archie Hambrick Lew Lynch and Ky Laffoon tied for fifth at par.
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Long Beach
Calif
Ben Coltrin
Lake Merced Country Club
San Francisco
Lakewood Country Club
Cliff Baker
Portland
Ore
Coltrin
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Olia Dutra
Santa Monica
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Fith
Archie Haimbrick
Young Bluefield
W. Va
Lew Lynch
Dallas
Tex
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Fred Morrison
Pasadena
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Mortie Dutra
Detroit
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Hines
New York
Ace Bailey in critical condition after skull fracture
In Boston Irvin Ace Bailey a Toronto hockey player remained in a coma after a major operation to relieve brain pressure from a skull fracture suffered Tuesday when knocked to the ice by Eddie Shore of the Boston Bruins. Doctors held hope for recovery as league officials prepared to discuss Shore and Red Horner suspensions.
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Boston
Irvin
Ace” Bailey
Toronto
Bailey
Eddie Shore
Boston Bruins
Donald Munro
Shore
Red” Horner
League
Couzens Proposes Penalizing Purchasers of Bootleg Liquor
Washington Senator Couzens urges an amendment to the liquor tax bill to treat the buyer of illegal alcohol as equally guilty as the seller. He notes municipalities seek a share of liquor revenue and cites debates in the senate finance and house wage committees over tax distribution and state refunds.
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Couzens
Washington
Michigan
Senate Finance Committee
United States Conference of Mayors
Senate Finance
House Wage and Means
Williamson pug loses verdict to Ohio mug
Danny O'Keefe of Cincinnati outpointed Custer Perry of Williamson in a fast 10 round lightweight title bout. Kid Cook and Charley White drew in the 10 round semi final. Nger Hairston of Charleston defeated Joe Hyde in the preliminary.
Rescue of Girl Rescuer Leads to Arrest for Harassment
In New York an elderly investment broker Clarence Thorne was jailed on $500 bail for writing letters to Mrs. Evelyn Sharp. Thorne claimed a 20 year old river rescue by John Cavanaugh inspired him to help the rescued man with funds but Mrs. Sharp alleges the letters demanded a trust and included a threat of a lecture tour about her lack of gratitude.
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New York
Clarence Thorne
Thorne
Evelyn Sharp
Thue
Gary Cooper Marries New York Debutante Sandra Shaw
Gary Cooper wed Sandra Shaw in a New York hotel ceremony at 2 p m. The couple left for a honeymoon in Phoenix, with plans to resume film work afterward. Shaw, debutante Veronica Balfe, is the daughter of Mrs. Paul Shields, a social figure.
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New York
Gary Cooper Strong
Talking Pictures
Sandra Shaw
The
Filme
Cooper
Phoenix
Ariz
Sofpware
Veronica Balfe
Paul Shields
Society
Cooper Appears in Dozens of Pictures in Three Years
The actor has acted in more than 30 talking pictures over the past three years, reflecting a busy screen career and growing prominence in film.
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Cooper
Clue to Missing Brinks Agent Spurs Bank Cash Heist Plot
In Chicago a pencilled note, found in a Brinks Express truck, hints that Albert R. Hammel may have stepped out moments before disappearing with $39,000. Investigators seek witnesses to an alleged abduction while Hammel’s note remains the only clue. The money had just been picked up from First National Bank.
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Chicago
Albert R. Hammel
Brinks Express Company
Hammel
Chase National Bank to Change Capital Structure
New York Dec 15 changes in Chase National Bank capital structure will be considered at the next directors meeting. The bank would issue preferred stock that may eventually be bought by the BR. F. C., as stated by Winthrop W. Aldrich, chairman.
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New York
Chase National Bank
United States
BR. F. C
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Tony Canzoneri Beats Cleto Locatelli in Ten Rounds
New York December 15 Tony Canzoneri defeated European lightweight champion Cleto Locatelli in ten rounds in a fierce bout. Canzoneri controlled early and middle rounds, but Locatelli showed courage and stamina, bleeding from cuts yet lasting the distance. The decision keeps Canzoneri’s winning streak intact while Locatelli earned praise for a tactical, hard fought debut in America.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Cleto Locatelli
Tony
Cleto
Canzoneri
Locatello
Vas
Quietus
Rep van Klaveren
Francois Sybille
Belgium
Kid Chocolate
Cecil Payne
Locatelli
Emashesa
Barney Rose
Chicago
Alumni Favor Bach as Duquesne Coach
Duquesne University has not named a successor to Elmer Layden. Alumni dinner sparked uproar at Bach’s name. Bach, Notre Dame man, has been Layden's line mentor. University president ill. salary talks and 100 applications delay decision. Layden praised by crowd. team captains named for 1934 season. Football results Miami 0 Tampa 0.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Elmer Layden
Joseph Anthony Bach
Bach
Notre Dame
Layden
Hank Anderson
J. J. Callahan
Duquesne Post
Duquesne
George Rado
Brookfield
Ohio
Eastern Guard
Art Strutt
Mingo Junction
West Virginia Cagers Open Campaign Against Wesleyan
Morgantown W Va Dec 15 West Virginia university opens its 1933 34 basketball season tomorrow night at home versus Wesleyan in the closing feature of an all day coaches and officials court clinic The Mountaineers coached by Marshall Glenn known as Little Sleepy seek to reverse a series deficit against Wesleyan Glenn introduces a sliding zone defense and pivot man offense marking a new era for the team
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Wesleyan
Quint
Marshall
Glenn
Francis Stadsvold
West Virginia
Michigan Coach Kipke Helps Columbia Study Stanford
In New York on December 15, Harry Kipke, Michigan coach, aided Columbia in studying Stanford’s attack for a Rose Bowl prep. Kipke joined Lou Little and Columbia staff at an armory drill to analyze Stanford’s offense and help shape a defense for the Lion varsity. Practically all drills focused on defense as Columbia prepares for Pasadena.
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New York
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Columbia
Stanford
Pasadena
Cal
Kipke
The
Armory
Lou Little
Northwestern
Cardinals
Greenleaf Turbulence Costs New Yorker In Pocket Billiards
Ralph Greenleaf failed to finish in the top five after a temper eruption in his match with James Caras. Referee forfeited the game as Greenleaf argued a foul claim, leaving Caras tied for second with Erwin Rudolph. Bennie Allen upset George Kelly in 16 innings to widen the race.
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Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
James Caras
Wilmington
Del
Caras
Joseph Ferguson
New York
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
George Kelly
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
Allen
Kelly
Carnera to Mia with old Tommy for title bout
Primo Carnera and Tommy Loughran agreed to fight in Miami on February 22 for the heavyweight championship. The bout would be the first in Florida since 39 years ago and would require Louis Soresi’s approval in Italy. Carnera aims to fight Baer next if successful.
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Primo Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Miami
Florida
Jim Corbett
Charlie Mitchell
Jacksonville
Loughran
Carnera
Madison Square Garden
Italy
Louis Soresi
Bill Duffy
Primo
Conte de Savoia
Max Baer
Trick Baer
Garden
Jack Sharkey
Phil Scott
Miami Beach
Tex Rickard
Sharkey
Young
Ray Impellittiere
Rickard
Soresi
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