Promising Tarleton Trojans Tackle National Title Quest
Promising basketball action as Trojans seek a national title with a strong cage squad from Polan's House of David powering the South. The Whiskerinees are pegged strong against Altoona while fans await the Central Pennsylvania showdown plus a potential Ritz Five rematch. International golf events and college football chatter pepper the scene with large crowds and notable names shaping the winter sports landscape. The Pitt and Southern California narratives loom as a mix of college football futures and early basketball expectations, with a packed itinerary including a December 10 date and a major stadium event.
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Army and Navy Grid Battle Draws 79,000 Fans at Franklin Field
A near 79,000 crowd packed Franklin Field to witness Army and Navy meet in football for the 1880s rivalry. West Point and Annapolis bands led a pageant as high officials and diplomats watched. Army favored by bookmakers. Navy relies on younger backfield to challenge.
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Football Captains All East Team Formed
Captains of the East select eleven players to represent the section. Schaling from Prashnesl Matab Cahimbi at center, Tackles Byntell Moly Crosa Colehower from Pennsylvania, Guards Smith Colgate Summerfelt Army Center Gilbane Brown Quarterback Chuke Brown Halfbacks Heller Pittsburgh Aak Colgate Fullback Viviane Cornell.
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Crimson Tide Meets St Mary's In Coastal Showdown
United Press dispatch from Kezar Stadium San Francisco notes a planned clash between Alabama fullback Jimmy Gain and St. Mary's College fullback Agost Brovelli. St. Mary's, favored at 10 7 to win, aims to become the first western club to defeat Alabama on the coast after three trips west produced two wins and a tie.
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Open drive to pack Rose Bowl in Pasadena
Dec a Rose Bowl drive to fill seats as Pittsburgh and Southern California meet Jan 21. Tournament officials cut ticket prices, selling over one third of seats for 1.6M including tax. ten yard line seats at 4.40. Gate expected above 160,000 with crowd expected to attend and glean tips on ball handling from coach Taylor. Assistant coach Kowaitis to discuss dirt in athletic training. district coaches to debate play methods and payments with officials.
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Ludlow and Corry Quad Set for Friday Night Test
Ludlow High prepares for a Friday game against Corry in a rebuilt basketball squad. coach Bill Myers speeds up practice as Beavers open the season next Wednesday at home on the sub-High floor. Sonny Dave remains the lone regular from last year with many new players contending for the lineup.
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Huskers Meet crippled SMU in Texas clash
Dallas Texas December 3 A powerful Nebraska eleven travels to face Southern Methodist University in a game at 2 p m Baccus and Baxter stars of the Texas squad will be out due to illness Howard Sprague may not play the full game Nebraska seeks win after a strong season while SMU ends a disappointing year pending Rose Bowl tie Pittsburgh in Big Six title race
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1933 Calendar Baffles Grid Schedule Makers
The South ern Conference grapples with 1933 football calendar amid conflicting days for Thanksgiving and key games. Georgia Tech and Tennessee may clash in late November while Georgia and Georgia Tech seek to avoid overlaps and TV-era counterprogramming. Conference leaders debate a fixed start date at the December Knoxville meeting for all 22 teams, but mood remains unsettled with Sept 30 and Thanksgiving Day proposals debated.
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Illegal deer offenders cited in state case list
Three New York residents faced charges for illegal deer concealment and hunting in Pennsylvania without nonresident licenses. Others, including Blair Dysard and Alvin Knuite of Huntingdon, were fined 100 dollars plus costs for illegal deer handling. Several nonresidents from New York and New Jersey were cited. Blair Dysard jailed for nonpayment. Also mentions St Edward's Juniors defeating Union City's Presbyterian team 28 to 22.
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All-South Team Captains Highlight Conference Play
A garbled 19th century style list crowns top performers including Rayburn of Cement, Leyindecker of Yangurbrt, Heide of Wilihe Gravee, and Quarkerback Maye from Dilio Halback. The piece names crabs Bretoy and Vanderbilt’s Quarkerback amid mixed references to teams and places.
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Bojorski Wins Title Bout in Six Round Card
Bojorski edged Calvin Reed in a lightweight bout by decision after a fast ten rounds. Jimmie Dean defeated Benny Vietor in the third round. Harry Boyle beat Sammie Slots in six rounds. Mickie Rosenborg stopped Johnnie Zack in the sixth road of their six rounder.
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Erie Tech to Meet Beavers in Busy Season Opener
Erie Tech aims for an 80 game season with one away game. The Centaurs start next Tuesday at Wesleyville versus a Tech Alumni squad. a December 16 meeting with MG A and a December 20 rematch at Wesleyville follow. December 22 and January dates at Cory and against Strong Vincent round out early schedule.
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Bambino Reunites With Camp Friend In Odd Scene
New York and Rome era notes tell of Babe Ruth's camp visit, reuniting with old friend while a packing mishap centers on phonograph records. Ruth and Ruth engage in a curious exchange over music gear, fruit cake, and a missing talking machine as they travel to My Bent, North Carolina.
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All-West Team Captains Pick Notre Dame Michigan Stars
Football captains select an all West lineup featuring Notre Dame and Michigan players. Moss of Notre Dame ends. Williamson and Musiurth from Notre Dame. guards from Wisconsin Ohio State Michigan Notre Dame. center from Minnesota. lineups include Balin and Manders among others.
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Big Ten may drop ban on post season games
Western conference athletic officials meet to vote on post season basketball and Rose Bowl eligibility amid financial strains from deflated receipts. Several schools curtail minor sports while Michigan plans a full schedule. controversy centers on ending the conference rule against post season games and possible Northwestern Ohio State Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin participation. Coach input covers suggestions like the metric system and pace rules including a ten second rule for moving the ball and end second rule on pivot.
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Fight results blow through multiple arenas and cities
The report lists boxing outcomes with multiple fighters across Pittsburgh Cleveland Philadelphia Huntington St. Louis Hollywood and Mexico City. Notable results include Frankie Gousby beating Johnny Pepe and Ray Windbush defeating Joey Speigel while other bouts feature Jackie Wilson Ian Cruz and Archle Hall among numerous decisions and knockouts.
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Franklin High School defeats Taft Mills Creek 30 to 13
Franklin high school dominated the game against Taft Mills Creek, winning 30 to 13 in the Franklin gym before a large crowd. The hosts played in splendid form, taking control from the opening minutes and coasting to their first solid test win of the season.
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