Cubbon Named Freshman Coach at Mountaineers
Morgantown December 13 West Virginia announces Eddie Cubbon, three year Mountaineer basketball star, as coach of the freshman floor squad at the 18th annual varsity dinner. The event notes a planned 1933 football schedule including Marquette and rival bookings, while a kidnaping scare delayed selecting a student football manager until fraternity politics subside. About 70 attendees honored the football and cross country teams.
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Neale
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Washington and Jefferson
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Pit
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Stansbury
J. Pame
Washington and Lee
Duquesne
Fordham
Temple
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Membeber
Athletic Board of Control
Three-Cornered Trade Develops at Major Meet
A three cornered trade involves the New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates and Philadelphia Nationals. Five players swap teams with Gus Dugas and Glenn Spencer moving to Pittsburgh and Preday Lindstrom and Chick Fullis joining the Giants while George Davis moves to Philadelphia. Terms include Fullis Dugas and cash to Philly, Spencer and Davis to the Giants, and Lindstrom to Pittsburgh.
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New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gus Dugas
Glenn Spencer
Pirates
Lindstrom
Chick Fullis
Giants
George Davis
Phillies
Fullis
Dugas
Spencer
Davis
Pirtes
Marshall College selects Wooley as next year's captain
Huntington December 13, members of the Marshall College football squad elected Marvin Wooley of East Liverpool Ohio as next year's captain. Wooley, a guard, will be a senior next year. Sixteen letters were awarded at the banquet.
Psychic deception and bold play in a rubber bridge match
In New York's Deschapelles Club a tense rubber bridge game featured a daring double psych and a clever defense. Charles O. Wood opened with one heart despite lacking hearts, triggering a sequence where West doubled and East passed into a spade game, while North overestimated force and eventually saw South win four spades after a series of clever ruffing and discards.
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Deschapelles Club
New York
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West
East
North
South
Dus
Nrth
Davis and Elkins Basketball Opens Long West Trip
Davis and Elkins basketball team began a long trip to the west coast traveling by car from Elkins. They will play 14 intercollegiate games starting with Valparaiso University in Indiana. The trip includes a game at Loyola University in Chicago after Valparaiso, with rail travel to follow. The Scarlet Hurricane caravan includes Captain Ellis West Thurman Hodges Clay Martin Harry Shelton Lester Zavener William Tinney Forrest Kendall and coach Cam Henderson along with Athletic Director Jennings Randolph.
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West Coast
Davis and Elkins Basket
Ohio University
Elkins
Valparaiso University
Indiana
Valparaiso
Chicago
Loyola University
Major League Club Owners Meet For Economical Plan
Major league owners opened the annual meetings in New York during a three day session that discussed cutting player limits, banning radio from games except the World Series, and readjusting admission prices. Managers hunted for talent as discussions aimed to reduce the player unit to 22 if coaches are exempted, with several clubs already trimming staffs.
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Banith
William Harridg
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John A. Hydler
Bill Terry
Iints
Terry
Yankees
Senators
Ben Chapman
Heinie Manush
Bill Killefer
St. Louis Browns
Rick” Ferrell
Washington
Nick Alcook
al Schach
Nack
League fight not settled between Jersey City and Brooklyn
New York December 13 The dispute between Jersey City of the International League and Brooklyn of the National League appeared unresolved after a five hour session with IL directors and Jersey City owner Sam Colacurcio. A second meeting was set for tomorrow as Brooklyn reportedly offered to return players shifted to Jersey City last season.
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Jersey City
International League
Brooklyn
National
Sam Colacurcio
Brookum
Jersey
Waner Brothers Sign with Pirates In 1933 Deals
Pittsburgh reports brothers Paul and Lloyd Waner signed with the Pirates setting contracts near 1931 figures after 1932 reductions. Paul reportedly about 15000 dollars and Lloyd around 12000 dollars, reflecting a return to prior pay levels.
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Waner
Paul and
Lloyd
Paul
Little Posse
Southwest Cage Race Outlook For Frog Contenders
Texas Christian University leads a crowded Southwest basketball field with Baylor Texas and Arkansas as top rivals. Returning lettermen include Buster Brannon Dock Sumner Johnny Vaught and Elbert Kinzy who will replace Adolph Dietzel. Arkansas brings seven veterans, Baylor loses stars but retains Abe Barnett, SMU touts big sophomores Whitey Baccus Zip Zachary Ray Graber, Texas Longhorns show promise under captain Ed Pride and Glenn Thompson.
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Associated Press
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Tex
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Frogs
Texas Christian
Baylor
Texas
Arkansas
Francis Schmidt
Buster Brannon
Dock Sumner
Johnny Vaught
Elbert Walker
Hershel Kinzy
Kinzy
Adolph
Abe Barnett
Bank
Southern Methodist
Jimmy -Bi_-Clair
Whitey Baccus
Zip
Zachary
Ray Grab
S.M
Vwon
Ed Olle
University of ‘Texas Longhorns
Glenn Thompson
Bill Ubricht
Ed Maxey
Ed ‘Pride
Bennie Brumdell
Chick Gannon
Jacke Gray
Ronald Fagan
John ‘Moody
Tongs
Texas Christian Frogs
Herrera Outpoints Falco in 10 Round Bout
Tony Herrera of El Paso outpointed Tony Falco of Philadelphia in a furious 10 round bout in Pittsburgh. Herrera weighed 138 pounds to Falco's 136 and a half.
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Tony Herrera
el Paso
Tex
Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Herrera
Fale
Pitt Starts Drills For Rose Bowl
Pittsburgh coaches and players endure snow slush as Jock Sutherland returns from Baltimore to prepare for the January 2 Rose Bowl clash with Southern California. The Pitt mentor led a brisk signal drill and a short scrimmage to study Trojan plays while scouts Kern and Hangartner expect back from the West with findings to blunt USC attack.
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Panthers
Pitt
Jock Sutherland
Baltimore
Trojans
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Pasadena
Sutherland
Kern
Alhard Hangartner
McManus Retained as Red Sox Manager for 1933
Boston club president Bob Quinn announced McManus would continue as manager of the Red Sox for the 1933 season and said he had no intention of replacing him. Quinn stated he had no need to publicize plans and remained confident in McManus.
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Bob Quinn
American League Baseball Club
Marty McManus
Red Sox
McManus
Quinn
Craig Wood Defeats Espinosa For Title In San Francisco
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey won the San Francisco national match play championship final over Al Espinosa of Akron Ohio in 36 holes. Wood earned 516.89 as the winner’s share of a 2500 purse while Espinosa took 244.60. Morning round gave Espinosa a slim edge before Wood overtook him by the 18th hole.
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San Francisco
Craig Wood
Deal
al Espinosa
Akron
Maryland Veterans Payments From Federal Aid In 1932
Washington reports Maryland received about 10.8 million dollars in 1932 federal pension, disability and death compensation for veterans or heirs. The summary notes overall national distributions and a congressman showing the allocations by state and agency.
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Washington
Maryland
Patman
Tex
St Augustine's School Tops St John’s in Close Cage Clash
In a tight heads up battle, St Augustine's School defeats St John's Street Cage 46 to 20. Ford and Foy lead the Irish scoring while Gerkin and Neason run fine floor games. Warder injured early, Califf subbed and Simpson's guards Moore Wolfe guard play solid defense. Both teams used man to man defense with fast pace and strong shooting down the stretch.
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St. Augusline
St. John’s Street
Merle Navona
Simp Sonites
Ford
Foy
Gerkin
Neason
New River Denied Berth by Southern Athletic Association
Winter Park Florida report notes the Southern Jaloreaslale Athletic Association recommendation to omit athletic participation from a five year period. The passage confirms the denial affects a team’s eligibility and implies changes to team participation without clear details on the event or individuals involved.
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Winter Park
Fla
Jolareaslale | Athletic Association
Ira
Ahley
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