Loughran Beats Impellittiere In Sixth Round Bout
Tommy Loughran, famed Philadelphia boxer, defeats Ray Impellittiere in a gripping six round bout after the referee's stoppage is briefly challenged by NY officials. The fight resumes amid a 6,000 crowd as Loughran sustains heavy cuts but remains the aggressor until victory is declared.
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New York
Ars
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Ray. Smeellitder
Loughran
Pate Hartley
Impellittiere
Witory
John J, Phelan
New York State Athletic, Commission
Tommy
la Prllitciere
Views On Football Rules Debate Divides College Stars
The Associated Press poll shows a slight national tilt in favor of the dead ball rule restricting fumble returns, with support strongest in the Rocky Mountain Pacific Coast regions and mixed opinions in the Midwest East and South. Players stress fairness and safety, while some insist defense should not grant breaks from fumbles, and others see potential for more thrills.
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New York
Associated Press
South
East
Middle West
Prndirons
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Midwest
Stanford
Ford Palmer
Southern California
Colin Stewart
Carnegie
Graham Batchelor
Georgia
Ray Morse
Oregon
Bill Smith
Washington
Joe Skladany
Pittsburgh
Howe
Gordon
Creighton
Vernon Close
Vanderbilt
Exewise
Bob Dunlap
Oklahoma
Charlie Schiele
Missouri
Cliff Marsh
Detroit
Cif Montgomery
Columbia
Bach
Henk Turgeon
Canisius
Buffalo
Fred Canisius
St. Mary’s End
George FP
Montana State
Charles Straub
Virginia Jary Institute
Art Buss
Michigan State
Lee Cartin
Successful Winter Racing Returns to Texas After Ban
Texas resumes pari mutuel wagering with Epsom Downs meet near Houston and Arlington Downs prior success. Westrope and Porter join effort supervised by Texas Breeders and Racing Association with Edward J. Husston as president. Strong applications for horse stalls signal robust interest from Kentucky and Maryland breeders.
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H&rrplle
Lee Houston
Texas
Kouston
Epsom Downs
W. T. Waggoner
Arlington Downs
Dallas
Fort, Worth
Miami
Fla
San Antoni
San Antonio
Kentucky
Maryland
Westrope
Jackie Westrope
Earl Porter
Texas Breeders and Racing Association, Inc
Edward J. Husston
Houston
Miriam A. Ferguson
James BE. Ferguson
Edward J. Hussien
Texas Breeders
Macing ‘Association
Jackie” Waentrope
Nathansteading
Lone‘ Stars
Mred
Roberts To Captain 1934 Jimmy Gridders
Jamestown college football names Rey Roberts captain for 1934 season. Reported discontent with dead ball rules, with opinions from Corbus, Gillman, Davis and Arenz on safety and play impact.
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Jamestown
N. D
Rey Roberts
Jamestown College
Graduation To Play Havoc With Northern Co-Champs
ABERDEEN SD November graduation will deprive Northern Normal of nine of its eleven starters in a South Dakota state conference football title bid. Key players leaving include Eliason center Clinker Hasterman guards Schneider Foster ends Nixon tackles Foster end, and backfield stars Quinn and Lister along with Griffith Boiler Gorder. Returns include Wizard Birdseye Mart and prospects Legerwell Dell Tiemens Knutson Dick Walker Milo Jackson Dick King Art Lenkart Shiffiat may join as threats.
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Aberdefem
Northern
South Dakota
Huron
Ine
Eliason
Charles Clinker
Grant Hasterman
Schneider
Forrest Foster
Dell
Tiemens
Knutson
Walker
Milo Jackson
Dick King
Art Lenkart
Don Shiffiatt
Aberdeen High
Theatre magnate called to stand in probe
Washington, Nov 23 evidence showed payments totaling 1,000,001 to Samuel Untermyer and 520,000 to the law firm of Charles Evans Hughes for legal services in General Theatres fight to save theatre holdings. Fox paid via General Theatre Equipment Inc after acquiring control of theatres for 15 million. Untermyer advised on a contract yielding 15,000,000 plus. Hughes’ work preceded his US Supreme Court tenure. Senate investigators prepared to hear claims of bankers’ conspiracy against the magnate.
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Washington
Samuel Untermyer
Frm
Charles Evans Hughes
William Fo
Senate
General Theatre Equipment, Inc
Fox
Hughes
Untermyer
Bughes
United States
Ted Tus
Sox
Harley L. Clarke
General Theatres
W. W. Aldrich
Chase Rational Bank
Albert H. Wiggin
Aldrich
Chase“bank
Ig Security
Wiggin
Aberdeen High Cage Prospects Look Dull This Season
Aberdeen November reports gloom as Coach Cy Holgate faces a weak return cohort. Only three lettermen White May and Deak return from last year’s state champions. New material shows no ready replacement for star Red Trish as the Golden Eagles plan five early exhibitions before conference play resumes after holidays.
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Aberdeen
Cy Holgate
Aberdeen High School
Vinney
Lefermen
White
May
Deak
Trish
Golden Eagles
Powerful Teams To Invade Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh schedule plans for 1934 feature the Pitt Panthers facing Notre Dame Southern California Minnesota and Wisconsin in major intersectional clashes. Carnegie Tech hosts Purdue while Tulane may visit as a potential fifth opponent, marking the city as a football hub this season.
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Pittsburgh
America
Steel City
Pitt Panthers
Notre Dame
Lake Preston Opens Season Against Florence Opener
Lake Preston meets Florence on the home floor Friday in the season opener. The local squad returns four veterans and is described as faster than last year. Coach Rider aims for a championship team as he builds on youth and speed for the 1930s style contest.
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Lake Preston
Florence
St. Lawrence Hopes For Strong Quint This Season
St. Lawrence aims to field a capable basketball quint as the season opens with a home game Friday against Sand Creek. Coach Loveless has worked hard with the squad to match last year's strength, though graduates Ted Abbott and Robert Shepherd left the team after 1933.
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St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence High
Sand Creek
Corch Loveless
Ted Abbott
Robert Shepherd
New System Places Michigan In Front
Chicago reports the latest computations by William Boand on the Az% system for football championships. Michigan leads with 151 points, followed by Pittsburgh 128, Princeton 136, LSU 143, Army 12, Southern California 182, Nebraska 181, Ohio State 125, Oregon 127, Duquesne 127, Georgia 125, Minnesota 125, Duke 125, Purdue 125.
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Michigan
Chicago
oDege
William
Boand
Fittsburgh
Seadees
Princeton
Louisiana
State
Army
Southern
Californ
Ioin
Conde High Opens Season With Lily Game
Conde high school will start basketball season with a November 21 game at Lily. The home schedule lists December games against Bradley and Ashton, January matchups with Turton Raymond Stratford Melette, February contests with Frankfort Lily Brimfield, and other times listed for school and men's teams.
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Conde Limes
CONDE
Conde High School
Lily
Bradley
Ashton
Turton
Raymond
Stratford
Melette
Prankforts
Wills Ablehenders
Majority of players say grid defense gets edge from rules
A nationwide AP poll of 65 college football stars finds 27 believe defense has a clear advantage under current rules, 28 say the game is evenly divided, and 10 think offense leads. Captains like Montgomery and Pendergast urge breaking up stone walls while others cite smart offenses exploiting rule gaps.
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Warburton
Alban- Goued
Casociated Press
New “York
Nev
Groud
Cotton
California
Sid Gillman
Ohio State
Art Buss
Michigan State
Don Merriman
Colorado
Joe Laws
Iowa
George
Henry Sauer
Nebraska
Frank Tisdale
Syracuse
Clit Montgomery
Columbia
Bill Pendergast
Manhattan
Fred Callahan
Georgetown
Colin Stewart
Carnegie
Arnold Arenz
St. Louis
Bill Smith
Texas
George Parke
Montana State
Joe Gailus
Diffee
Gillman
Gailus
Sauars
Van
Clair Bishop
Joe Skladany
Pittsburgh
Larry Siemeciag
San Francisco University
Hunk Anderson Finds Rest Is Great Cure
SOUTH BEND IND Nov 2347 Coach Hunk Anderson says Notre Dame needed rest to boost scoring. The team skipped scrimmages due to heavy snow but defeated Northwestern with strong power. In prep for Southern California invasion they have had one scrimmage this week.
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Hunk Anderson
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Ramblers
Wildrets
California
Sexim
Cubs Pursue Hafey Despite Officials Denying Interest
Chicago reporters pursued rumors of acquiring Chick Hafey from Cincinnati as Cubs officials denying talks, while fans heard a wry tale of Hafey’s health. Cubs vice president John C. Seyes claimed Hafey fixed ailments, praising him as a top right handed hitter who could throw.
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Cubs
Hafey
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Chick
Cincinnati Redg
Watts
John C. Seyes
Sioux Falls High Invites Old Timers in Thanksgiving Showdown
Sioux Falls High plans an Old Warriors Day game against the 1933 foobsil squad on Thanksgiving. Alumni including Al Larson and T Johnson may join, with about three score lettermen invited to form a squad. Coach Wood treats the event as a light exhibition while scheduling rigorous practice to avoid injuries.
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Sioux Falls
Warriors
Washington High School
Howerd Wood
al “Norse
Larson
Wisconsin
T. Johnson
Syracuse
Sherif Melvin Sells
Dee Richardson
Pierce McDowell
Harry McFrye
U of S. D
Maynard Tollefson
Nasier Sele
State College
Aisk
Cotch Wood
Ace Hudkins Bypasses Jail With Fine In Night Court
In Los Angeles on November 23 Ace Hudkins former Nebraska Wildcat faced charges of intoxicated driving. He chose to pay a 20 dollar fine rather than 1 day in jail after a night court appearance. Hudkins previously faced a suspended sentence and probation in San Pedro related to an earlier assault on longshoremen. In Philadelphia on November 4 Benedict Gimel a department store executive filed for divorce from his wife former actress Sally Phipps with grounds undisclosed.
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Ace Hudkins
Los Angeles
Nebraska Wildcat
Pusilistic World
Hudkins
San Pedro
Philadelphia
Benedict Gimel
Philadelphia Depatment
Sally Phipps
Meehan Lets Hopes Rise From Mass Beginnings
A Berkshire Hills big boy from Manhattan College’s lean line, Chick Meehan recalls a 188 pound freshman who faded to 165 during hard times. His mother’s illness and unemployment drained the family, but nutrition and care restored him. He remains optimistic about a 1934 varsity return under Meehan.
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Meehan
Edward J, Netl
Associated Press
New York
Manhattan
Chick” Meehan
New York Univer
Sity Chick
Ken Strong
Cowboy Hill
Le= Grant
al Lassman
Mhattan ‘Island
Nly-Ul
Chick
Berkshire” Hills
Massachusetts
Galt
Howe
Mechan
Fins
Navy Run Army spirit fills Bancroft Hall ahead of Philadelphia clash
At Annapolis Bancroft Hall displays banners and slogans exalting Navy and defying Army. A Navy goat cartoon attacks an Army mule as Notre Dame is mocked, while midshipmen and plebes rally with “We’ll Do Our Part” and “This Is Our Year” banners. In New York fans anticipate a rousing Army Navy buildup with cadets and midshipmen packing practice and banners urging defeat of Navy.
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Annapolis
NRA
Midshipmen
United States Naval Academy
Philadelphia
Bancroft Hall
Notre Dame
Havy
New York
West Point
Navy
Toray Amy
Pine Valley Golf Club
College Gridders Honored Tonight at Dinner
Members of the 1933 Huron college football team will be guests at an annual pheasant dinner in the Presbyterian church at 6 30. A program by players and Coach Eldon Parker will follow. Election of a 1934 captain and letters for 1933 receivers will be announced. The Scalpers finished 4 2 in conference play, only losing to Augustana Vikings.
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College
Huron College
Presbyterian Church
Eldon Parker
Heron College
Augustana Vikings
Babe Ruth May Take Job As Newark Pilot
The News reports Babe Ruth has been offered the Newark Bears managerial post in the International League with a fifty fifty chance of accepting. It cites a source close to American League affairs and notes Yankee organization interest in Ruth managing the New York American League club after his shown ability elsewhere.
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Negarn
Babe Ruth
Newark Bears
Jeagun
New York Yankees
al. Mamaux
Yankee
Ruth
New York
Big Ten Notes From AP
Minnesota’s players heal and ready for Wisconsin as Indiana game nears. Wisconsin touts a new defense to stop Pug Land while Duane Purvis nears return from arm injury. Northwestern’s Obie Olson sidelined for Michigan clash, and Michigan braces with Bear Down as motto. Ohio State builds a pass defense and faces potential end Ivan Schustek’s return. Iowa rests Dick Crayne and Zad Schamemel to avoid recurrence of injuries.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Wissonsin
Badgers
Duane
Indiana
Walker
Godbold
Diana
Obie Olson
Northwestern
Aicker
Michigan
Ohio State
Timeis
Ivan Schustek
Chicago
Iowa
Dick Crayne
Zad
Schamemel
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Lucien” Popescu
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Ray Impelli
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