Plan to Halt Mortality Rate of Football Coaches
AP reports that college football coaches plan a publicity campaign to challenge unfair dismissals. A committee will investigate charges and publicize justified findings, led by Dana Bible with Tuss McLaughry chairing the committee on benefits for members.
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Dana X Bible
University of Nebraska
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt University
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Carnera-Loughran Fight May Fade From Sideshows
Miami may reject staging the heavyweight title bout with Primo Carnera and Loughran. The article notes American fans and Madison Square Garden interest waver, with Carnera and his agent Mr Duffy under pressure over pay and treatment of the match.
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Anderson Wishes Layden Good Luck At Notre Dame U
Chicago reports former Notre Dame head coach Anderson met successor Layden at the American Football Coaches meeting and wished him luck. The scene included handshakes and light banter as both men sat with colleagues. Anderson eyes potential coaching openings at NC State, Alabama, Dartmouth, and Notre Dame.
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Unusual Weather Haunts LL A and Columbia Coaches
Unclear OCR text references Columbia and LL A with unusual weather affecting a sports event. Mentions Stanford, Pasadena, and a Tournament of Roses context. Names and specifics are garbled, but weather is the central factor affecting play and planning at a college football setting.
Wrestling Results from Associated Press
Abbreviated match results list several wrestlers with outcomes and scores. Names include Jaeca Sheers Ohba and others in matches noted with percentages and placeholders. The fragmentary text references venues or teams and shows multiple fall outcomes with unclear scoring.
Moody Seeks Return to Tennis After Injury
Helen Wals Moody, famed tennis star, shows improvement from a back injury and aims to return to national or international competition in 1934. She stays in shape by swimming and walking, though doctors limit heavy play and advise patience as she restarts her training under medical guidance.
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Helen Jacobs
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Veenker Prefers Nicer Places Than Nebraska For Football
Chicago AP report says George Veenker, Town State football coach and athletic director, worries about Nebraska games. He cites the Cornhuskers' blocking, wind effects, and strong defense as reasons the Huskers are a tough opponent to face on their home field.
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University of Georgia
Stegeman
Chicago
George Veenker
Nebraska
Veenker
American Football Coaches’ Association
Cornhuskers
Progress on 2nd Balcony of Iowa Field House
Steel work finished on the south balcony at the University of Iowa field house. About 1,600 extra seats will be ready for the first Big Ten basketball game against Northwestern in January. Construction on the second balcony under the CWA program aims to raise capacity by about 3,100 in the coming month with roughly 8,100 seats available for the opening Big Ten game.
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Iowa City
University of Iown
Northwestern
Jan
Prince Hal Mal Chase and Old Time Baseball Mysteries
The piece reflects on Mal Chase hailed as a great first baseman with the Yankees and Reds, later linked to the 1919 World Series scandal and banished. It recalls Chase’s tearful reunion with trainer Dr. Charles Barrett in Tucson and contrasts his fall from fame with ongoing talk around football rule changes and amateurism scandals.
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New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
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White Sox
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Levinsky Promises To Dismantle McCord in Public Bout
In a brash public tirade, Levinsky vows a total knockout of McCord, claiming psychology and power will crush him. He lauds Lena as a confidant and hypes a dramatic performance to prove his Kingfish hero status, citing past fights and plans for a decisive victory in a forthcoming match.
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Roy
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Leoneke
Cergingae
Les Remy
St Louis Gunners Seek NPFL Membership After 1933 Season
St Louis Gunners announce plans to petition the National Professional Football League for 1934 membership after finishing their season with a 0-0 tie against the Chicago Bears. The club posted 11 wins 3 ties 2 losses in 16 games and finished strong in late-season attendances around 1 000 per game.
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St Louis Gunners
National Professional Football League
Gunners
Chicago Bears
Giants and Yankees Plan Spring Training Schedules
The World champion Giants and the Yankees announced spring training plans in snowy weather. The Giants schedule 40 games mainly against AL foes including 14 with Cleveland, while the Yankees have 26 with 12 against major league opponents.
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Edward J. Neil
New York
New York Giants
Yankees
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Giants
Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Stooklyn Dodgers
West Palm Beach Carding Event Narrowly Decides Bouts
Wildcat Monte from Fort Worth outpoints Billy Gladstone of Chicago. Bily Avera of West Palm Beach defeats Maulen King of Canton in a 134 pounds bout.
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Associated Press
West Palm Beach
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Wildcat Monte
Fort Worth
Tex
Billy Gladstone
Chicago
Bily Avera
Maulen King
Canton
Inspirational Leaders Named By Reds Chief MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds director Larry MacPhail cites four historic baseball leaders Branch Rickey John McGraw Rogers Hornsby and Bill Terry as inspirational readers. He discusses team rebuilding and hints at possible managerial decisions while detailing recent trading moves and acquisitions involving Red Lucas Tony Piet Adam Comorosky Mark Koenig George Grantham Glenn Spencer and Gordon Slade.
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Iowa Cagers Resume Intensive Practice Ahead of South Dakota
The Iowa Hawkeyes returned to five days of double practice sessions under Coach Rollie Williams after a brief Christmas break to sharpen the offense before the South Dakota game. Iowa aims to regain form before Big Ten play starts, riding an undefeated conference record with Wisconsin and Northwestern looming. Ben Selzer returned at guard after an infected foot sidelined him versus Carleton.
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Viola Hot Shots Rally to Upset Toddville Center Point
In a dramatic comeback Viola beats Toddville Center Point 50 to 49 after trailing 40 to 13. Viola, missing two regulars, surged with 18 points in 58 seconds of the third quarter and added late baskets to secure the win. Written by Supt. R. E. Beall of Viola, Iowa.
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Dick) Beall
Wenceslaus and Williamsburg to Meet Thursday
Wenceslaus and Williamsburg meet Thursday in a holiday game on Williamsburg’s court. It marks the first athletic contest between the two schools. Coach Ahrens of Wenceslaus returns to Williamsburg, where he once starred for the Independents.
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Arizona 30 Oklahoma City U 25 win
Arizona defeats Oklahoma City University 30 to 25 in a college basketball game. The report lists varied scores including Denver Pigs 49 over Brigham Young Idaho State and Idaho 40 over Ogden Boosters 63 and Ricks College.
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Oklahoma City U
Denver Pigs
Brigham Young Univ. of Idaho
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Ogden Boosters
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Wenceslaus High Loses To Alumni Five 21 to 17
The St. Wenceslaus Alumni basketball team, largely former state champions, defeated the high school squad 21 to 17 after leading 8-6 at halftime. Balik and Proskovec led the Alumni with 13 points, while Severa and Blazek scored for Wenceslaus. Pisarik, a standout last year, sparked the visitors after a rally by the Red Hawks. Referee Beall Coe officiated.
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