Drastic Limits Debate Marks SEC Meeting
Southeastern conference delegates opened a joint session amid anticipation of a heated debate over athlete subsidies and reforms. Proposals seek to classify athletes in a separate aid category and limit aid to legitimate institution expenses rather than general scholarships.
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Senneth Gregor
Associated Press
Atlanta
Chancelor J
Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Sitcheta
Alice the Lope
Edgar Charla Jones
University of Florida
Firebons Association
Charles Griffin
W. D. Funkhouer
Conerence
Athletic
Vahien
Neeas
Regutar
D. Anderton
Tulane Ublyeceix
John J. Tigert
Olticers
Alabama Cage Team Prepares for Week of Games
Alabama’s basketball squad, led by Coach Henry Crisp, heads into a week of Midwest matchups beginning December 21 after a period of intense drills. The team aims to stay atop the standings as they face Olsen’s Braves and Oglethorpe University in upcoming games.
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Alabama
University of Alabama
Henry Crisp
Toen Ochides
Olsen
Bwedes
Oslethorpe University
Rigid Training Declared Need for All Women
University of Alabama president Dr George B Denny stresses thorough training for life for women, urging female students to consider career and home opportunities before pursuing an AB degree. The piece notes growth in women students from a few to over a thousand and Dr Denny's long-term degree conferrals.
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George B. Denny
University of Ala
Bama
Denny
Saldé
Danny
Agnes Ellen Harris
Wo Men
U S Water Squad Sets Records Abroad in Cold Pools
European competition drew Chicago coach Brauninger and three young swimmers who broke multiple records in quick exhibition meets across Europe. The team faced cold water and crowded pools as crowds packed venues from Vienna to Copenhagen, with strong showings in backstroke and breaststroke events.
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European
Vienna
Ely Bol
Stanley Heaminger
Chicago
Lake Bhors Alethelnh
Brauninger
Europe
Eperdy
Art Highland
J Franz Crik
Aire
Amt
Cik
Max Brysenthal
Eurorean
My Hoya
Braunnger
Bravainger
Keenk
Oon Sastromaing
Anid Mer
Stenstar
Aportsmen
Cina Boels
Oxo
Copenhagen
Building Swept by Fire Destroys Washington Post Office
The post office building in Washington suffered a major fire during the night, with about five million dollars in damage. Fire crews contained the flames by morning while damp smoke lingered inside and water damage soaked carpets desks and catalogs on multiple floors. Officials began inspections to estimate losses and guard against reignition as smoke rose from the sixth floor and crowds gathered outside the building.
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Washington
Portal
Spparatita
Genéral Accounting Office
Ascot Golf Cup Prize Money Raised Ahead of June Race
The Ascot stake in Richer Ascot announces the value of the Ascot Golf Cup for June 18, 1933. Prize money climbs with an extra 2,500 added to the purse bringing total near 30,000. The winner receives 20,000, second 3,500, third 1,605, with entry fees raised to 500 to fund prizes.
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ASCOT
IAPI
Alabama Banker Wins Conference Title Twice
Twic e champions University report notes the Alabama banker term winner of the conference championship in 1880 and 1934 with brief classifieds offering quick results.
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University
University of Alabama
Pasadena Seats Sought Far Exceed Stadium Capacity
Associated Press report from Pasadena notes ticket applications for the Stanford-Southern Methodist Rose Bowl flood Masters’ office. More than 200000 requests arrive for 84607 seats as brokers warn prices may soar from 15 to 30 dollars.
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Patty. Zimmerman
Associated Presu
Pasadena
Calf
Stanford-Southern
al Masters
Southern Methodist
Stanford
Nun
Ayatem
Agiahoy
al. Nea
Sports Roundup: Frank Fragments From Baseball and Boxing
A chaotic slice of sports gossip spans Connie Mack, Joe McCarthy, Casey Stengel, and Ruth. Rumors swirl about trades and arm troubles, while Maxie Rosenbloom, Williie Hulín, and Danno O Mahoney surface in wraparound chatter. Also noted are Leo Leinstorming tour effects, college coaches, and boxing legends in Havana amid a busy New York scene.
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Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Connie Mack
Elf
Brooklyn
Dodgera
Uah
Casey Stengel
Toow
Goo Iack
Aparon
Charlie Dreseen
Larry McMhall
George Herman Ruth
Willie Hulin
Los Angeles
Maxie Rosenbloom
Tas “Tee Rosenbloom
Billy Evans
Arin Speaker
Cleveland
Walter St Dente
Havana
Danno O'Mahoney
Bltmore
Duluth
Bily Petrolle
Fergo Express
Ul Gehrig Fnaffy
Leinstorming
Clark Shaughnasey
Chicago Grid
14 & Visitor
Minnesota
Clash
Jay Borwanger
Orlands
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Horton Smith
Willie MacFarlans
Alabama Pitts
Bobh Olin
Norment Quarles
Jack Johnson
Broadway
New York
Four Cue Sharps Stay Undefeated On Eve of Trial
New York Det 13 AP reports the world pocket billiards championship narrows to decisive meetings as four players remain unbeaten. Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland, George Keely of Philadelphia, and Jimmy Caras of Wilmington each won three straight. Wille Mescont trails with one win, while others chase pivotal afternoon matchups to claim the undisputed lead.
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New York
Det
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
George Keely
Philadelphia
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Del
Wille Mescont
Carns
Marcel Camp
Detroit
Rudulph
Seahack
Kelly
Alten
Watkins Elected Enterprise High Gridiron Captain
Enterprise High held its booster club banquet naming Watkins captain for next year after Brepy Olver was chosen alternate. Coach Tuffy Taylor praised the squad while Goof Boudoin, pro football luminary, attended as a star guest.
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Enterprise
Spexelai
Alors Waline
Mashyeth
Coffee County High School
Brepy Olver
Aeskles
Tanorer
Tuffy Taylor
Goof" Boudoin
Crifen High
Watkins
Arheol
Bagshalt
Taylors
Walda Bard
Ant Wason Harrell
Ball Sichola
Mortimer Hutchison
Sambo Martin
Charlee Brock
Leon Ne Daniel
Leonard Stricktin
Ruida
Jim Hicks
Truit Cham Bera
John Hary Windham
Frank Gibson
Fred Stricktin
Thekies
Alvis Watkins
Carlie Bowdin
Marvin Marin
Ray Weeks
Monroe Mynard
Telmage Heath, Jr
Thomas Graber
Sam Brunson
Economists view on U.S. debt limits in letter
Princeton economist E R Kemmerer argues in a letter responding to Joseph Lieb that a national debt between 55 and 70 billion could be bearable but would put pressure on inflation and taxes. He notes he cannot confirm bankers who backed such views and cautions broad banker support could be manufactured.
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U.S
Washington
E. R. Kemmerer
Princeton University
Josep Lieb
Roosevelt
Lieb
Kemmerer
Major league baseball offloads players in record turnover
Major league owners closed a three day session with nine players moving to new clubs and seven players slated to wear new uniforms next season. Transactions included Foxx and Marcum to Philadelphia for Rhodes and Whitehead, a Simmons cash deal, and multiple National League shifts. Umpires to spring camp. barnstorming eyed for suppression. topion junior baseball tournament funded with $20.00.
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Charles Dunelef
Cress
Chicago
Millen del Tan
Tere
Mort
Bure Eas Whitehead
Boston
Lopes
Tony Carebelfi
Bob Rela
Ray Penge
Brooklyn
Brandi
Randy Moore
Maree
National League
Ben Quinn
Bren
Gate
Quinn
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Ravehill
Alexey Cochrane
Ahove
Detroit Tigers
Tau Camiskey
Chicago White Sox
AT Almmons
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athirlter
Tubb Combs Field Of Stars For Charity Football Game
Tubb Combs plans an All-Star charity football game on Christmas Day featuring Wiregrass and Dothan college stars. Dixie Howell and others are expected to participate while post season rules may bar some SEC players. Promoters anticipate a large home crowd and strong fan turnout.
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Jack+ scavilts
Fin
Advance
Pan Tubb
Dothan
Wiregrass
Tubb
Dixie Howell
University of Alabama
Howell
Monterey
Mexico
Lamar Willame
Hertford Flash
Beshies Howell
Brio Hickland
Georg Bowdoin
Young Boozer
Joe Riley
Tubb Aeld
Red Anderson
Howard College
Howard
Oscar Clark
Parker Brown
Fred Holmes
Grant Newberry
James Bell
Sports Mirror highlights from a bygone era
The snippet recalls past sports notes with References to Beat Braver as BM McKeehnie’s assistant and Babe Ruth, plus a three year backers election of John A. Beydler as NL president at reduced pay. It mentions Ray Stecker scoring in a Army versus Navy game before 76,003 fans.
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Sports Mirror
Associated Press
Beat Braver
Babe Ruth
BM McKeehnie
National Baseball League
John A. Beydler
Antt
Ray Stecker
Army
Navy
Two Drivers Held For DUI After Car Collision
In Grand Rapids, John Datley and Arthur Martle were held on driving while intoxicated after a collision with another vehicle. Mrs. Dalley, a passenger, claimed she was the driver amid the courtroom dispute. Justice Farry Crenwell reserved judgment as Patrolman Richard Doot mediated the case.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
John Datley
Arthur Martle
Richard Doot
Little Big Boys Recognized Amid Headline Racket
A national roundup of small college football stars crowns the second annual Little All America team. Despite smaller programs, players from Alma Michigan Spearfish South Dakota Middle Tennessee Teachers and Ohio University earn honors alongside standout backs and linemen from Willamette Loyola Emporia Texas Tech and Catawba College.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Princeton
Southern Methodist
Alma
Michigan
Spearfish
South Dakota
Middle Tennessee Teachers
Ohio University
Ohio
Don Peden
Abnois
Pranklin
Marshall
Fordham
Walliams
Texas Tech
Johnny Cravne
Bobby Wilson
Oravec
Willamette
Binckers
Milton
Miexey Kabrosky
Mandout
Billy Roy
Loyola
New Osleane
Dim Fraley
Emporia
Kans
Bob Klein
Chattanooga
Hershel
Red
Ramsey
Tell
Paul Buchanan
St. Mary's Texan
Harery Kitua
Edwin
Tubby) Garland
Catawba College
North Carolina
Virgil Beer
Kansas Wesleyan
Johnny Buller
San Diego State
Assienmeas
Butler
Baer
Cebteria Woodrow Sponaugie
Frankin & Marshall
Joe Medwick
Garmee
Hove GA Tors STAR Big Jim Whatley shines in university hoops
At University of Georgia on December 13 Big Jim Whatley shows top playmaking for the basketball team. The star center handles the ball well and drives the offense with strong field goals and assists. University comment highlights his quick moves and potential impact.
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Hove
Tors University
Jim Whatley
Matern
Joe Louis Paulino Uy In Garden Seeks Big Return Fight
Joe Louis Paulino seeks a sensational comeback in a garden bout at Mudtsor Square garden, over a year after last high profile match. Promoter expects a sellout with receipts surpassing 100000, and a strong crowd. Uecudun predicts a Louis knockout win, possibly twice in six rounds, while others foresee a decisive Ko that could end Paulino’s challenge.
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Paty Uscudun
Schaal
Paulino
Uecudun
Louis Wen
Gay
Louis
Fresno State track ace Mait-niilar may compete indoors
Fresno State College star Elroy Robinson, holder of the MA A half mile title, may join a near European tour and appear at indoor meets this winter while balancing his studies and a student teaching role.
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West
Javelin Ace Cages ta Universitt Dec 13
Javelin ace Cage staunch guard for the Alma team at the Bik er university of Aube. Negi shows heat on the court as a senior, while the javelin thrower also participates in sports boasting versatile athletic prowess.
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Cagesta Universitt
Aller
Alama
University of Aube
Negi
Allegate Basketecra
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