Resignation of LSU Coach Jones Accepted by University
Baton Rouge reports that LSU President James M. Smith accepted the resignation of football coach Jones effective January 1. Senate leader Huey P. Long said a top coach with a national reputation is chosen but not yet announced. Casto Carazo named director of the band, effective January 1, as part of LSU updates amid coach tensions.
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Alexander versus Hackney set for big wrestling clash
A robust crowd at the downtown arena will witness the Hackney versus Alexander matchup after a controversial turn in last week’s bout. Hackney, Salina’s pride, challenges the Notre Dame coach turned wrestler, whose rough style has fans debating his next move. The card also features Isen versus Baker in a semi final, with all gate receipts aiding Christmas charities.
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Crosby Bets on Stanford in Rose Bowl with Table Tennis Stakes
Bing Crosby agreed to cover all bets of Southern football fans on the Stanford Indians Pasadena Rose Bowl clash with Alabama. He wagers a fully equipped table tennis set, citing 17 table tennis sets and a pay raise for his employees if Stanford wins. Groups from Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Georgia Tech and Auburn joined in.
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Electrical Engineering Instructor to Augment Alabama Faculty
University of Alabama announces Dr. Bertram K. Hovey from Gottingen will join the College of Engineering as electrical engineering instructor on January 15. He joins a department with Prof. Rauder, E. F. Case, Prof. Maxwell, Donald McCuaig, Dr. Wooten, and other engineers and staff forming a strong program.
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Fugitive Robinson Reported Sighted in Minneapolis
Thomas H. Robinson, sought by the Department of Justice for kidnapping Mrs. Alice Stoll of Louisville, was seen in Minneapolis. Police warned all radio cars to watch for him after reports of a man with Tow a plates driving a rented car in women’s clothing.
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Turnesa Leads Nassau Open Field By Two Strokes
Joe Turnesa of Hartford holds a two stroke edge after the second round of the $5,000 British Colonial Open in Nassau Bahamas. He fired a sizzling 629 to lead a field of professionals as 18 holes remained. Ralph Stonehouse and Jack Thompson tied for second after matching the course record of 64.
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Cotton farmers back Bankhead act by large margin
In Jackson County 1807 cotton farmers voted for the Bankhead cotton control act and 87 opposed, according to compiled figures by County Agent Gus Yorke. The strong vote reflected broad support among local growers reported from Marianna on December 19.
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Cardinals Win AP Poll as 1934 Best Sports Team
The St. Louis Cardinals featuring the Dean brothers top the Associated Press poll, edging Minnesota’s undefeated Gophers in a two-team vote for the year’s outstanding team. Bears, Giants, Tigers and others trail in the final points tally reflecting cross-sport acclaim.
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Government Operatives Capture Four in Holmes County Raids
Federal officers in four Holmes county raids last week arrested Larson Williams Lee Williams Douglas Hanks and Lee Culliser. Authorities seized four stills 1597 gallons of mash 87 gallons of moonshine whiskey 37 iron barrels and four sacks of sugar. Sugar was handed to the Red Cross.
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Stalwarts Of Past Inspire Present Alabama Warriors
Alabama’s Rose Bowl squad carries a lineage of 1925 to 1930 era stars whose post football careers span coaching, professional leagues, and business. Notables include Pooley Hubert, Johnny Mack Brown, Grant Gills, Jim McRight, Joe Sharpe, Albert Elmore, and Wallace Wade affiliates who shaped Alabama’s bowl tradition and now support the 1960s Tide from sidelines and camps.
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Stanford Red Machine Prepares For Rose Bowl
Stanford coach Clem Thornhill reports progress as players Grayson Topping and regular tackle Clardy return to practice ahead of the Rose Bowl against Alabama. Anderson Grayson pneumonia risk noted. Thornhill seeks quickly ready ex-casualties. Seattle council passes ordinance granting free streetcar rides to blind residents.
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