Vigorous Workout For Eastern Team For Coming Set
Coaches of the Eastern squad preparing to meet the West in the charity game held a rigorous session in San Francisco. Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr pushed a 15 play Warner style drill, tested backfield options, and tightened blocking and defense. Five players were definite picks, with others on call. Western coaches reviewed defense and individual work, avoiding a prediction and planning for a potential 50 000 attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Charley Soleau
Seattle Feathers
Tennessee
Mike Sebastian
Pittsburgh
Joe Laws
Iowa
Herman Everhardus
Michigan
Ea Danowski
Fordham
Nick Lukats
Notre Dame
Kerr
Hanley
Tomor
Frank Walton
Cherles Capp
Princeton
Joe Gall
Secur
Amaginta
Records Shattered In Olympic Event
Miami on December 30 reports the second annual national Olympic stars aquatic meet produced 12 new marks. Liss Lindstrom of New York and Anne Govednik of Chisholm Minnesota led a wave of records, with Lindstrom setting a 75 yard backstroke best and Govednik breaking multiple standards in the breaststroke and other feats. Notables Leo Knight and Leonard Spence chased world and national records but fell short on this windy Florida debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Liss Lindstrom
New York
Anne Govednik
Chisholm
Minn
Misa Lindstrom
Dara Oileen
Seattle
Jobanna Gorman
Homestead
Alice Bridges
Whitinessy
Mass
Miss Gorednik
Agnes Geraghty
St. Augustrie
Leonote Knight
Leonard Spence
Miss Knight
Helen ‘Madison
Spence
Walter
Brooklyp
Tilden Richards to Meet for Pro Indoor Title
In Philadelphia on December 20, William Tilden beat Bruce Estes 6-1 6-2 6-2 and Vincent Richards defeated Frank Hunter 6-1 6-2 6-4 in round robin play. Both stars have beaten the other semi-finalists, setting up a decisive final between Tilden and Richards to crown the national professional indoor champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William T
Big Bil
Tilden
Vincent Richards
Bruce Estes
Richards
Frank Hunter
Cherpion
College Basketball Scores and Standings Fragments
Incomplete report lists various college games with scattered scores. Mentions St. Louis, Westminster, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame, Northwestern, Butler, Wheeenwin, Nebraska, North Dakota State, George Washington, Indiana, and Maryland among others with uneven figures.
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Eoinhictee
St. Louis
Bure Nerian
Westminster
North South charity game recalls 1923 grid clash at Laidley Field
Knight recalls the 1923 charity game at Laidley Field between Charleston high stars and Greenbrier Military School, won 3-0 by Charleston. Tomorrow’s North and South elevens reunion features many players from the 1923 tilt, with a blow-by-blow clipping noted for a crowd around 1,000.
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Laidley Field
Charleston
Greenbrier Military School
White Cross
Laidley
Alex Gates
Charleston Stars
Grant Hall, Jr
Kay Thomas
Jim Martin
Charley Dilcher
Herb Garred
Mit Tucker
Lambert Lewis
Oki Johnson
Butts
D. Fontaine
Greenbrier
Tomorow
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
New York
Boeing
Din Boone
Charlemon
Watt Powell
Kanawha County
Kanawha Country
Alex Larmon
Dom
Fred Banneret
Cina
Charleston High
Red Change
Alonzo Stegg
Burgoo King
Green Bay Peckers
Auburn
Lovehran
Fonl Méegnin
Meris Primo Carrera
Roldan Beats Texas Net Star in Mexico City Match
Angel Roldan, star of the 1933 Mexican Davis Cup team and former Harrow student, defeated Texas collegian Leo Brody 6-4 in the inter national tennis tournament in Mexico City. Roldan showed steady, fast play while Brody displayed brilliance mainly in the second act.
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Mexico City
Mex
Angel Roldan
Harrow
England
Leo Brody
Texas Collegian
Roldan
Brody
University of Town
North and South face off in New Year's Day Classic
South and North prepare for the New Year clash with Bell and Glenn guiding rival teams. Neither coach will name starters yet as practice concludes and tactics shift to defense. Officials expect about 1 050 attendees under ideal weather as four high school bands perform.
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South
North
Bell
Glenn
Kanawhs Park
Bigas
Grisinger
Beckley
Charleston
Daniel
Huntington
Biggs
Wholey
Princeton
Pricflee
Clarksburg
Victory
Washington Irving
Roosevelt Wilson
Clarkaburg
Meyer R. F. DeVan
H. Grump
J. Henry Francis
Eakin
Miami and Duquesne Prep for New Year’s Day Clash
Miami and Duquesne University of Pittsburgh completed training for their intersectional gridiron classic on New Year’s Day. Duke coach Elmer Layden, former Notre Dame star, praised his squad after a long cross country journey. Miami under Coach Tommy McCann ended with a tight workout as both teams tune for the contest.
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Miami
University of Miami
Duquesne University of Pittsburgh
Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
Ne Wen Patisfird
Peason
Tommy McCann
Robert Zuppken
University of Junoin
Miami Hurricanes
Dukes
Pay Now To Open Court For Horseshoe Pitching
Attintone horseshoe pitching court will be opened Wednesday night for Charleston and nearby enthusiasts. Everyone is invited to attend the opening.
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Attintone
Tennesser
Noreeshoe Pitchera
Charleston
Pnd
Neusel Earns 51.02 After Madison Square Garden Bout
German heavyweight Walter Neusel won the main event at Madison Square Garden while gross receipts handed Ray Impellittiere 95,000.19. Manager Paul Damski took 5,000, Harry Lenny asserted 12 1 2 percent, and promoters split half of the rest. a clerical error left Neusel with 331.02 in net pay amid a tax audit mishap.
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New York
Walter Neusel
Madison Square Garden
Neusel
Ray Impellitiere
Paul Damski
Rua
Im Ppellittiere
Harry Lenny
Damski
Lenny
Auditine
Wilson Signed To Boss Phils, Paper Reports
The Record says today Gerald P.nage president of the Philadelphia National League team and catcher Jimmy Wilson agreed on terms for Wilson to become manager of the Phillies. Ceremonious signing planned for Tuesday pending notice to current manager Burt Shotten who has $15,000 a year with two years left.
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Gerald P. Nage
Philadelphia
National League Baseball
Jimmy Wilson Jong
Wilson
Phillies
Burt Shotten
Shotten
Ie Nay
Harriston and Gardner Set To Clash In Huntington Bout
Huntington's Bee 30sitoe plans retirement but returns for a high stakes event. Heavyweights from Williamson and Huntington including Tiger Harris, Obie Gardner, and Ane Stuss Rowsey prepare for a scheduled first round clash, with rivals Red Aches and Mickle Spurlock also listed in a bulk Huntington card.
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Huntington
Bee
Sittoe
Tiger Harik
Williamson
Gardner
Pedro Lopez
Obie Gardner
Tiger Harris
Beh Edwards
Lincoln County
Ane Stuss Rowsey
Anc Ting
Jennny Price
Willinmeon
Black Tiger
Will Lske
Erl Simpson
Ril Wil- Hatls
Red Achers
Mickle Spurlock
Charles Chapin
Indl
Anapotis
Hirsh Victorious In Tennis Finals At Brookline
Millicent Hirsh of New York won the 2934 girls national indoor singles title defeating Virginie Hollinger 6 1 6 0. Helen Gren from Grose Point teamed with Miss Louise Harding to take the doubles crown over Sylvia Huleh and Winchester 6 4 6 1. Bob Zuppke’s teams in 21 football seasons at the University of Illinois have won 43 and led five games in intersectional play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Dee
Millicent Hirsh
New York
Virginie Hollinger
Dayton
University of Tinois
Football Rules Likely To Remain Unchanged
Walter Okeson, named chair of the national football rules committee, says major revisions are unlikely for 1934. The rules body, selected at the NCAA convention, will meet in the east in February to consider changes for the coming year, with members including Amos Alonzo Stagg, Fielding H. Yost, Dana X. Bible, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dunkley
Associated Press
ICAGO
Walter Okeson
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ter Okeson
Ww. F. Langford
Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
W. G. Crowell
Swarthmore
Henry Staith
University of Colorado
W. J. Bingham
Harewate
Dana Xni
Bible of Nebraska
H. J. Stegeman
Georgia Tech
Rey More Mson
Southern Methodrat University
W. G. Hunter
University of Southern California
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Columbia's Squad Heads Toward Pasadena for Rose Bowl
Columbia's football squad left Arizona for Pasadena ready to meet Stanford in the Rose Bowl. Coach Lou Little said the team is ready to test brains and speed against Stanford, while noting Phi Beta Kappa caliber players on both sides and the Lions’ strong conditioning after a week of workouts.
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Tucson
Arvin
Columbia
Arizona
Califarenia
Stanford
Lou Little
Tisy Thornbill
Akero
Hiff Jones
Louinidan State
Deng
Little
Chuck White
Bill Corbus
Dave Packerd
Lou
Tiny
Phi Beta Kappa
Til
al Baradas
Bil Neves
Otto Schwartz
Giacomo Migligre
Michael Détm Sh
Cuff Montgomery
Edmund Fury
Herb Kopf
Washington
Jefferson
California
Kopf
Andy Smuth
Paradena
Cali
Dee
Tiny Thornhill
Palo Alto
Pasadena
Bobby Grayson
Wes Muller
Claude Callaway
Monk Moserip
Lyle Smith
Casue Alties
Nation
Muller
Moserle
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