Oswald Predicts Irish Notre Dame Gridiron Showdown
A reader’s note predicts Notre Dame to win the big game while Ramblers may edge Trojans. The writer notes confidence in Army’s loss, Western decline, and Pitt as unlikely champ. Possible Rose Bowl tie scenarios with Ohio State and Nebraska discussed. overall, no clear national champion expected this season.
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Readers Propose Statewide All-State Vote Plan
A Charenton reader suggests a Gazette readers poll to name an all state team, arguing a reader vote would be fairer than official selections. The column weighs northern bias concerns, praises coach and journalist input, and notes plans for an all southern team by many coaches, with widespread feedback from mentors.
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Ramblers Favored In Weather Affected Coliseum Clash
Notre Dame and Southern California brace for a climactic game in the Los Angeles Coliseum as rain falls in the city yet forecasters predict a fast field and ideal conditions. About 100,000 fans are ready to witness the showdown amid varying odds as the Ramblers travel from Tucson.
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Ramblers A S C Tilt On Air At 445
Notre Dame and Southern California clash in Los Angeles this afternoon with kickoff at 445 eastern standard time. Don Thompson Don Wilson provide play by play for the radio world while station staff offer color commentary as an expected crowd of 100000 fans fills the stadium.
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Notre Dame Faces Los Angeles in Desert Warmth Preview
A scrambled game preview notes Notre Dame traveling to Los Angeles in good shape amid warm desert air and flu fears. Coaches Hank Anderson and Howard Jones coordinate teams as odds list Notre Dame as strong favorites. probable lineup and officials are mentioned with scattered player names and roles.
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Dutra Falls to McHugh In San Francisco Open Match
Olin Dutra of Santa Monica loses 3-2 to Johnny McHugh of San Diego in the San Francisco national open match play third round. McHugh parred the front nine while Dutra faltered. Leo Diegel advanced with a 2-up win over Robert Sweeny. Other results included Ronnie Espinosa beating Remie Espinosa and Martie Dutra edging Jimmy Thomson in nineteen holes.
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Vines and Crawford Reach Victoria Tennis Finals
In Melbourne, December 8, Klsworth Vines Jr and Crawford advanced to the Victoria lawn tennis championships final rounds. Vines beat Cue Sproute 6-7 5-7 7-3 2 in one semi final, while Crawford defeated H. O. Haptoan 6-4 6-0 6-2 and 6-2 to reach the final.
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Banquet Planned for Buffalo Gridmen
Special to The Gazette Buffalo high school football fans will gather at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night for a banquet honoring the Buffalo gridmen. Principal WK. AL Pate and assistant coach will toast the team. Principal Pate will serve as toastmaster with awards presented including seventeen football monograms. The principal speaker will be Hon. Robert B. Goodwin of Ripley.
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Conference Heads Fear Breaking Up
At the annual Southern Conference meeting in Knoxville Tennessee plans to split the league were debated. A proposal would create a southern division of 13 members and a northern group of 10, with presidents replacing athletics chairmen under the new arrangement.
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Washington and Lee 1933 football schedule announced
Washington and Lee unveils a ten game slate featuring West Virginia at Charleston to open on September 23. The Generals meet Yale, Princeton, VPI, Kentucky, William and Mary, Roanoke, Centre and Maryland, with three home games in Lexington and a homecoming clash with Virginia on November 12.
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Walker Bowlers Show Best Form at Local Leagues
Walker Bowlers dominated weekly city league action at the Recreation club posting 2091 total pins led by Earl Walker 1080 in a single game Minor 648 Welch 98 sparkled with Welkers stars. Roy Sweeney totaled 725 across three games with 221 206 208 as Hag, Young, Williams posted high marks. Williams Sweeney match decided on two lanes for Sweeneys. Rovers beat Ape gar while Walker swept Lucas. Tonight at eight the Huntington Sweeneys visit to face Williams team in a high profile all star clash.
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North South Tilt To Take Place In Baltimore Today
Baltimore December reports select Pittsburgh’s Jock Sutherland to coach the North and Western Maryland’s Dick Harlow to guide the South in the annual North South football game. North backs edge South on running skill while South backs edge with heavier line, open passing expected. Teams listed with probable lineups and key backs, ends, and centers from several colleges.
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Carnera Beats Levinsky In Chicago Stadium Bout
Prima Carnera defeats Levinsky in a ten round heavyweight clash at Chicago Stadium before about fourteen thousand fans. Carnera showed improved boxing while Levinsky exhibited courage and rough tactics drew boos as Carnera earned the decision after their second meeting.
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Greenbrier On Generals Card Boxers Schedule
Lexington Virginia January begins with Washington and Lee varsity and freshman boxers facing Maryland North Carolina State Roanoke and other foes. Key dates include January 9 Maryland here January 12 North Carolina Brate January 12 Augusta Military Academy February 4 Staunton Military Academy February 11 Greenbrier Military School and February 18 Blacksburg VA with Navy at Annapolis March 4.
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Pitt Cage Team To Open Season
Pitt will open the basketball season tomorrow night against Georgetown with 2,900 in the stands. The game will follow an all day clinic of coaches from Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Problems of rule interpretation and play will be discussed. A series of exhibition boxing matches will be given.
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Mudhens Offered Players by Tribe
Toledo Dec. 9 A final review of the Toledo baseball club said today it had received an offer from General Manager Holy Evang of the Cleveland club to transfer five players outright from Cleveland to Toledo and to join five others. In return for cancellation of all funds owing the Toledo club by Cleveland.
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Lions Club Honors Dunbar Grid Squad
The Dunbar Lions club hosted a banquet at the Dunbar high school for the 1932 Dunbar football team. Phares EB. Reeder served as toastmaster as brief talks were given by A. H. Youthman superintendent. Conth Fields captain Royal. I. M. Falknner board president. George M. Speicher principal. Roy M. Hawley athletic director Marshall College delivered the principal address.
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Greenbrier Lads To Open Season
Greenbrier Military school cadets prepare for basketball with Friday game against West Virginia Business College Bluefield. Coach Wag plans lineup shifts to evaluate players while noting old hands Jasper Conley and Canteria manage and roster shows solid talent across guards centers forwards. Wrestlers also listed but not active until late January.
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Caras and Ponzi Lead in World Pocket Billiards Meet
James Garab of Wilmington Delaware and Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia won key matches in the world pocket billiards championship. Caras tops the standings with three victories and no defeats as four players sit tied for second after two wins and no losses. Defending champ Ralph Greenleaf, Pasquale Natalie of Chicago, Bewin Rudolph of Cleveland, and Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia are among leaders.
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Deny Plans For Post Season Tilt
Hamilton Ontario December 3 Canadian Press William Rela Colgate graduate manager of athletics said the proposed post season charity football game between Colgate and Michigan is news to us Salvation Army is said to be working with Chicago mayor Anton Cermak to promote the game but the plan is denied.
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Notre Dame Tops Albion In 41 20 Victory In South Bend
Notre Dame defeated Albion 41 to 20 in South Bend as Joe Voelegt, a lanky junior center from Peoria, led the Irish with 16 field goals and 18 points total. Voelegt contributed 2 points on free throws and steered the offense in a low scoring win.
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Roosevelt Wins Over Baptists By Narrow Margin
Roosevelt Independents defeated the Baptist Temple 26 to 9 yesterday afternoon. Anyone seeking an eight game with the Roosevelt team may arrange for same by Nile 868.
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Indians Cup victory over Central Intermediates
The Delaware Indians defeated Central Intermediates yesterday afternoon at Hoyd gym with a final score of 32 to 26. The rosera held an advantage of 20 to 15 at halftime.
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Chocolate Shades Fidel LaBarba In New York Thriller
In Madison Square Garden New York December 9 Fidel LaBarba of Los Angeles loses decision to Chocolate, the Cuban born holder of the featherweight title, in a closely contested 15 round bout before 15,000. Judges favor Chocolate as controversy rises. LaBarba rallies from the seventh and nearly pins a knockdown in the twelfth. Gov Horner and Mayor Cermak attend, as farley watches.
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Armory show card set with Pesek vs Russell main event
Armory crowd is expected for the main event as Jobx Pesek, holder of the world heavyweight title, meets Cowboy Jack Russell Monday night. American Legion officials listed four more heavyweight bouts with Martin versus Walsh in the opener and Budymas versus Sigle in the semi final, all part of a program aiming for a capacity audience. Russell earned the title shot by winning a four man round robin at the Armory last Monday.
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Ansted Hoopers Open 1932-33 Schedule Tonight
Ansted Highlanders led by Rezsonico meet Ed Selbert's Montgomery Bite in a season opener at Ansted Arena. Rezsonico’s floor unit has prepared weeks for a hard test against the strong Montgomery club, long a West Virginia powerhouse drawing large crowds.
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Indiana routs Cincinnati 41 to 32 in pre conference game
In Bloomington Indiana beat Cincinnati 41 to 32 behind a strong team effort in a non league matchup. The contest highlighted the host program's early form as it prepared for the season.
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