Football Clashes Take First Place In Sports World
The season opens with a full Friday Saturday slate of warm up games across major conferences. Pitt faces Washington and Jefferson while Temple meets Virginia Poly. Duquesne plays West Virginia and Bucknell tackles Davis and Elkins. Army and Navy duel Washburn and William and Mary. Georgia Tech plays Clemson, Kentucky meets Washington and Lee, Vanderbilt vs Mississippi State, and Duke vs Virginia Military. Northwestern opens against Marquette and Indiana vs Ohio University. Nebraska hosts Wyoming and Kansas faces Colorado University. Drake meets Utah Indians. Rice clashes with LSU in Houston as Oregon, U C L A, Washington Idaho, Washington State Montana begin Pacific Coast play. Oregon State confronts San Francisco. Stanford faces Santa Clara. Southern California meets California. Denver starts with Utah State. Colorado pairings include Colorado Teachers vs Colorado Aggies and Colorado College against Colorado Mines.
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Giants and others spark wins in early league games
Bill Terry of the Giants led a six hit attack against the Braves. Jim Weaver of the Cubs limited Pi rates to six hits. Buck Newsom of the Browns and Goose Goslin of the Tigers helped swing the opener with four hits allowed by Newsom and Goslin driving in the winning run in game two. Jack Rothrock of the Cardinals rapped Cincinnati pitching for three hits in each game.
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Alabama Faces Rebuilding Under Coach Thomas
Tuscaloosa Sept 24 AP Coach Frank Thomas says Alabama’s bid to defend the SEC title looks uncertain. The roster loss includes 11 seniors from the 1933 champion squad, with guard vacancies hard to fill. Sophomores bolster backfield as Howell Praised, Campbell to quarterback, Riley and White offered as two passers. Schedule includes Howard, Sewanee, Mississippi State, Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt.
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Week End Sports In Brief
Rainbow wins fourth America's cup race amid a disallowed en deavour protest. Laffoon posts a scare of 275 to win the eastern open tourney at Wayland Massachusetts. Elena Stir ling Fraser captures the Canadian women's title in Toronto one up over Ada McKenzie. Rosemont takes the eastern shore handicap at Havre de Grace Maryland. Coequel takes the Aqueduct handicap in New York. Perry and Stoefen reach the Pacific southwest tennis finals in Los Angeles. Al Lagar to wins the President's cup speed boat trophy in Washington D C.
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Colonel Dan Decides Quit Grid Coaching
Vanderbilt coach Daniel Earl McGugin, the long serving “grand old man of Southern football,” will retire from active coaching after this season but will stay on as director of athletics. A former Drake tackle and Michigan guard, he arrived at Vanderbilt in 1904 and built Southern championship teams, with landmark early rivalries and notable wins including a Carlisle Indians upset and early intercollegiate triumphs.
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Tigers Split Twin Bill With Browns, Tribe Profits
The Detroit Tigers split a doubleheader with the Browns, winning 2 1 in the second game behind Al Crowder after Buck Newsom outpitched Schoolboy Rowe in the opener 4 3. The Yankees won two close decisions over the Red Sox, inching closer in the pennant race. In the NL, the Giants and Cardinals also split, with Boston beating the Giants 8 0 in the opener and the Cards winning the second 9 7 after a 4 3 defeat.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
Major League Leaders by the Associated Press list top performers from yesterday games. In the National League P Waner Pirates tops batting and hits while Ott Giants leads in RBIs and home runs with strong showings from Medwick and Collins. Major League figures include Gehrig Gehringer and Greenberg leading batting runs and doubles in the American League along with Foxx and Manush in the triples and home runs categories.
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Mickey Cochrane Injects New Life In The Tigers
Detroit gains momentum as Mickey Cochrane reshapes the club by trading Johnny Stone for Goose Goslin. Goslin, a veteran winner, lifts the Tigers with leadership and improved play, inspiring young stars like Jo Jo White and helping the team aspire to top league contention in 1934.
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Goose) Goslin
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Indians Profit as They Sweep White Sox in Doubleheader
The Cleveland Indians posted a pair of wins over the Chicago White Sox by 2 to 1 and 5 to 1, as Monte Pearson and Ralph Winegarner limited the opposition to 15 hits. Earl Averill hit his 30th homer and the Indians gained profit while others faltered in pennant race. Washington took one from the Athletics 2 to 1, with a 5-5 tied night game ending at darkness. Cubs beat Pirates 3 to 2 behind Chuck Klein's 20th homer, dropping Pittsburgh to fifth. Phillies and Dodgers split a twin bill, Philadelphia taking the opener 4 to 2 after 13 innings, Brooklyn winning the nightcap 7 to 2.
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Dames and Thrillers at Houston Theaters This Week
The Houston schedule features Ruby Keeler Dick Powell and Joan Blondell in Dames with Pathe News and Africa on Monday. Tuesday offers Million Dollar Ransom with Phillip Holmes Mary Carlisle and Edward Arnold plus Wrong Bottle and The Doctor. Late week Irene Dunne John Boles Age of Innocence with Lionel Atwill and shorts. Weekend shows include Charlie Chan's Courage with Warner Oland and Buck Jones The Red Rider, then Zane Grey's The Thundering Herd with Randolph Scott Judith Allen Harry Carey and Buster Crabbe plus shorts.
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Giants Hold Slim Lead As Tigers Eye Series
Giants face a tightening pennant race in the National League as St Louis closes in and Detroit prepares for a World Series showdown. Carroll Hubbell Parmelee Schumacher Fitzsimmons pace the Giants, while Detroit edges toward its first title in 25 years with strong hitting and pitching.
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Associated Press
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Alabama Tide Players Under Twenty One From Dothan
Special notes that Joe Riley and Boozer are the only Alabama players under 21 in the University of Alabama team. Both from Dothan. Riley is 18 and Boozer 20.
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Four Aces win in New York bridge trophy clash
The Four Aces defeated the Midwest team to win the American Bridge League trophy for masters teams of four in New York. The victory came as the top duo and their partners faced strong competition led by the Joker pair in a midwestern challenge.
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