Permit Defenders To Run With Fumbles In Football
Davis Walsh reports the Football Rules Committee favors returning the run with the fumble by the defense and extending to fumbled punts. The plan, supported regionally but tepid in the Midwest, would reverse recent amendments, aiming for less confusion while preserving the lateral pass’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Warde Foobball Hawine
Spain
Curtin Named Yale Football Captain For Next Season
Francis Clare Curtin of North Abington Mass was unanimously elected Yale football captain for the next season. A member of the class of 1935, Curtin has been regarded as a tower of strength at tackle for two seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Columbia Football Chosen For Rose Bowl Bid Sparks Writers
New York sports writers reacted with praise and ridicule as Columbia University's football team was picked to face Stanford in the Rose Bowl. Columnists varied from praise to satire, with poets and quips about Columbia’s academic standing and coaching under Lou Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia University
Stanford
Paul Gallico
The
Daily News
Columbia
Virginia
Ohio State
Cornell
Michigan
Kipke
Dan Parker
Daily Mirror
Two Oceans
Lions
Ocean
Henry McLemore
United Press
Pard
YMCA Church League Bowling Blanks Olivet 2 0
Paul forfeited to Olivet with a 2 to 0 decision in a YMCA Church League bowling match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Olivet
Four Cueists Tie For First Place In Title Tourney
Chicago reports a four way tie at the top of the world pocket billiards championship as Ralph Greenleaf, Erwin Rudolph, Andrew Ponzi, and James Caras win first round games. Caras set a pace with big runs, Rudolph edged Mosconi 125 to 124 in sixteen innings, Ponzi overcame Kelly despite penalties, and Caras defeated Natalie 125 to 19 in fourteen innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Erwin Rudolph
Andrew Ponzi
James Caras
Caras
Wilmington
Del
Pasquale Natalie
Rudolph
Mosconi
Ponzi
Kelly
Carnera Makes Urgent Journey to United States
Genoa Italy December 22 Primo Carnera world heavyweight champion sailed for New York aboard Conte de Savoia he aims to settle business with Madison Square Garden authorities and then return to the ship He hinted he might sign for a fight and name his next opponent after settling the matter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
INS
Primo Carnera
New York
Conte de Savoia
Madison Square Garden
Carera
Iowa Grid Captain For 1934 Will Be Elected Tonight
IOWA CITY UP Major I winners will be announced and a 1934 University of Iowa football captain elected at the traditional grid banquet tonight. Speaker lineup includes Coach Ossie Solem President Jessup and athletic officials at the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Walter A. Jessup
Ossie Solem
Jessup
Afair
Yale Man Promises Penn and Columbia a Tough Schedule
Yale graduate manager Malcolm Farmer says Yale will play Pennsylvania and Columbia to “clean house” and match Yale’s practice start. He notes the fall schedule is tough and emphasizes nonfinancial motives and mutual preparedness, with a push to start Yale practices September 1 instead of September 15 to improve conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Penn
Columbia
New Haven
Princeton
Harvard
Dodgers Acquire Craghead and Edwards in Two Trades
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced two deals. They bought Bob Edwards from Albany of the International League, a young right handed pitcher promoted from semi pro ranks in 1933. They also bought Howard Craghead from the Cleveland Indians and sent him to Seattle in exchange for left handed pitcher Phil Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Bob Edwards
Albany
Brooklyn
Howard Craghead
Cleveland Indians
Seattle
Indiana Five Licks Franklin 20 to 16 in opener
BLOOMINGTON Ind. UP University of Indiana barely beat Franklin College 20 to 16 in the season opener. Indiana showed a marked difficulty converting shots, managing a low scoring first game. Franklin struggled to find the basket as the game stayed tight throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Franklin
Blomington
Ind
University of Indiana
Franklin College
Sport Jabs by Associated Press Roundup
Boxing results from multiple cities list fighters and outcomes. Roy Frisco outpoints Mans Mueller. Tracy Cox stops Tommy White in two. Simon Nebol outpoints Curtis Mullens. Joe Stanley stops Ernie Knapp. Gorilla Jones halts Frankie Remus. Bert Paxton defeats Ford Smith. Baby Face Casanova outpoints Sneedy Dado. Adam Moraga defeats Pat Bakersino. Georgie Amerios beats Young Sport. Joe Marcus defeats Johnny Hall. Billy Wallace stops Ah Wing Lee. Event locations include New York Dallas Jacksonville Seattle Detroit Los Angeles Portland and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE Associated Fress
New York
Roy Frisco
Mans Mueller
Germany
Dallas
tTracy_ Cox
Indianapolis
Tommy White
Houston
Seattle
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Frankie Remus
U.S. S
Tennessee
Ford Smith
Kauswell
Mont
Bert Paxton
Detroit
Los Angeles
Radio Schedule Highlights and Guests Across Stations
A dense listing of radio programs across NBC CBS and ABC networks detailing show times, hosts, guests, orchestras, and station call letters. Includes performers such as Shirley Howard, Panico orchestra, Bert Lake, Edwin Hill, Burns and Allen, Stokowski, John McCormack, Cab Calloway, Foster and others with station mappings and time slots throughout day and evening schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Howard
Jesters
NDC
WEAF
WOC
WHO
WMAQ
Panico Orch
CBS
WTAQ
WMT
Gems of
Melody
NBC
WJZ
Sisos
P Pas
Perlmutter
Wdz
Buck Rogers
WBBM
WCCO
Goldberts
WMAG
WOW
Boake Carter
Crime Clues
Bert Lake
Olsenorch
NLG
Edwin Hill
Haas Orch
Albert Spalding
Violinist
KMOX
Red Davis
Norris Terris
Troubadours
WEAP
WLW
WLS
Warden Lawes
Stokowski Symmony
WHBM
Alexander Woodvott
WASC
Reisman Veh
John McCormack
Wenr
Burns
Allen
Gus Lombardo
Wcco Knox
Fres
Roosevelt
Fed
Conceil of Churches
Koil Koa
Wiiaq
Waring
Rever Davis
Weaf Chain
Madricuera Orch
WISN
Orrie Nelson
WADO
Cab Calloway
Duchin Orch
WNT
HI —Taree Orch
Weaf Woc
Radio Schedule Fragments from Twin Cities Listings
Readable radio listings show CBS NBC and local stations WHSM WABC WEAP WIZ WTMJ WHT KSD KSTP with programs like Merefft erch Manricuera erch and Olsen ereh plus various chain broadcasts. The fragmentary timetable lists several 11 o clock slots including Phil Regan and Ouzie Nelson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WIZ Wmaq
Eten Boys
CBS
WHBM
WNT
Ted Finck Orch
WEAF
WBN
WMT
Bradley Kincaid
Ai — Wille’ Saver
WMAQ
WHO
Frances Lee Barton
WEAP
WOC
WABC
Cheri McKay
WOW
WJZ Chain
Tony Wons
WBBM
WCCO
Myrt and Maree
Eee Morgan
Vale
Denny
Chai Soham Jones
Hmal Roach
Laurel and Mardy
Olsen Ereh
WIZ
Ouzie Nelson
Denne Arch
Twin Cities
KSTP
Lyman Ereh
Sheriff Sale Notice in Linn County Iowa 1933
By virtue of a Special Execution from Linn County District Court a judgment for The Bohemian Savings and Loan Association of Linn County Iowa against Everett H Desenaar and Myrtle A Devenaar for 3703.25 plus 107.55 costs, the real estate described as West ten feet of Lot five and east twenty feet of Lot six in Block four Wellington Heights Addition Cedar Rapids, will be sold at public auction for cash December 15 1933 at 10 30 AM in front of the Court House Cedar Rapids. Sheriff Joseph A Petrus署.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Linn County
Iowa
Bohemian Savings 48 Loan Association
Linn Counsty
Everett H. J. Desenaar
Myrtle A. Devenaar
Wellington Heights
Cedar Rauids
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Linn Counts
Cedar Repidis
Joseph
A. Petrus
Jows
Roy Radebaush
Fred Kubicek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davis J. Walsh
Sevalis
Rules Committee
New England
South
Far West
Middle Atlantic States
Middle West
St Seems
Sasper
Anh
Aker
Gou.ven
Curtin
N.Y
John Kiernan
New York Times
Bill Corum
Journal
Hollywood
Mae West
Buck O'Neill
the Journal
Lou Little
Tom Meany
World-Telegram
Florida
Central Lakes
Jacksonville
Fort Myers
Mon
Palm Beach
Miame
Atlanta
Resorts
Florida West Coast
Tampa
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
J. G. Reese
Radeing
Fleming Bldg
Des Joines
Pennsylvania Railroad and
Louisville & Nashville R
Y.M.C.A. Church League
BIG Six League
Tellin Adloft
United Brethren
Bethel A.m.le
Miner * Oo
Calwell
Johnson
Cummings
Pehuler
Gibson
Aly
Carr
Hult
Gardner Ee Eby
McNeeley
K. Koehn
Webster
Ol Carter
Tommassen Brow
D. Lehmku Af Merrill
MacNeill
D. Harman
Seabrook Setetvrrseees
Owen
Peseervessseess
Shelton FP
Christian
C. R. Driuccists
Novak Tan
Carrie
I Holecek
Stoner
Chaus
D Floyd
Rf Cocker
Ullrick
Davenport
Harmer
TS Hecfner
Krabhoft
Ig Sproston
Abodely
Feller
AldJordan
Belberade
Tschirgi
Cowden
John Haas
Trinity
Mullins
Denn Zan
Morninestar Dvorak
Oman Farmer
Loufek Kaplan
Schamberger Anderson
Huston Have Kibbo
Carnera
United States
Craghead
Red Eagle
Winne Coal CO
Wabrbc Ait
Gene Arnold
Atita
Dennile Gates
Anicets Shea
Soprano
Wida
Lees Orch
Farm and Home Net
WJZ Woc
KYW_V
Shherban
teRry Wane
Finnegan Marie
Orlando Arch
Rex Battle
Bany_aces
Mr. Pickwick
Kmox Co
Widow and Ansel
School of the Air
WIZ Nefer ‘Elliett
Weaf Woc-Who
Weay Chain
Eastman Schost Symphony
Woman's Review
Edith Murray
Dr. Dolittle
Shinpy
Sua Gureterch
INBC
Bruck Rogers
Goldberas
Ittau Orch
WFAA
KOA
Rudy Vallee
Rien Everett Vess
Sam
Dr. Bundesen
WJZ Wls
Lyon Phelps
Shilkret_ orch
WHAS
Lucas Orch
Tcbs
Harries Cohen
WRBM
Amer
KR. L. Lund
Sir—Archer Gibson
Neval
Whoo
Chas. Holmquist
the Syndicate
Skinner
Oxford
MT. Rock