College Fives in Region Face Tough Battles
College teams brace for a busy week in the Tri State region with 28 games. Temple invades Western Pennsylvania to open a schedule heavy with rivalry and new players, meeting Carnegie Tech and West Virginia. Pittsburgh area games include Pitt Duquesne and W and J versus Carnegie Tech amid the city championship push.
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Pittsburgh
Tri- State
Owls
Temple University
Carnegie Tech
Mountaineers
West Virginia
Morgantown
Temple
Pitt
Panthers
New River
Georgetown
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshall
Ebany
Geneva
Covenanters
Waynesburg
Westminister
Titans
Grove City
Duquense
Muskingum
Ohio
West Virginia Wesleyan
Marietta
New River College of Montgomery
W. Va
George Washington
Bethany
Concord
Davis Elkins
Thief
Slippery Rock
Pikesville
Fairmont
Moorehead
Wesleyan
Glenville
Allegheny
Buffalo
Thiel
California
Miami
West Vilginis
Boxing and Basketball Week Near Allegheny College
Schaaf faces a boxing lesson and a string of regional basketball games this week. Allegheny College of Meadville Pa leads with a 1932 record second only to Westminster’s 50 points per game, traveling to Buffalo and Greenville for key matchups while Buffalo hosts Thursday and the weekend seeups.
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Georgetown
Pikesville
Moorehead
Allegheny College of
Meadville
Westminister
Buffalo
Buffalo Thursasy
Greenville
Alabama Tops Southern Conf Basketball With Four Wins
Alabama's Crimson trimmed four of five games last week to lead the Southern Conference. Kentucky and Georgia pace with two wins and no losses. Alabama defeated LSU 40 to 36 after a 27-32 setback, beat Tennessee 43 to 15, and won twice from Tulane with a late shot by Zeke Kimbrough securing the first game. Tennessee dropped all three SEC games, losing to Tulane and Alabama. In golf, an open 36-hole lead tied for 26 to 68 by Willie Hunter and Leo Diegel, with Craig Wood at 140. Prize money could reach $6,000 as 6,000 in gate receipts were reported, plus guaranteed $5,000.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Crimson
Kentucky
Georgia
Louisiana State
L. S. A. Tigers
Tennessee
Tulane
Zeke Kimbrough
Willie Hunter
Los Angeles
Tournnament
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Chamber of Commerce
Harvard and Princeton Renew Football Rivalry Dates Set
Cambridge Mass January 9 Harvard director William J Bingham announced a renewal of football relations with Princeton. The first game will be at Harvard November 3 1934 with a return at Princeton November 9 1935. The Navy Princeton series will be postponed. The series historically has Princeton 17 Harvard 9 with three ties.
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Cambridge
Mass
William J. Bingham
Harvard
Princeton
The
Crimson
Orange
Black
Bingham
Thurston J. Davies
United States Naval Academy
Davis
Orange and Black
Harvard-Princeton
Charley Guest Leads In Los Angeles Open
Head of Jekyll Island Club dies Brunswick Georgia January 9. We a Jet of New York president of the Jekyll Island Club died at his home on the island today. Wilshire Country Club Los Angeles January 9. Coupling a Jennings 74 led the field through the half. Guest, Charles Deal New Jersey pro since 1903, sat as secretary of the way mark of the Los Angeles company from 1908 to 1911.
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Brunswick
We'ter Jet of
New York
Jekyll Island Club
Wilshire Country Club
Los Angeles
Jennings
Tor
Charles Guest
Deal
N. J
New Jersey
Claims Are At Stake In Fifth Spotlight Controls
New York January 9 Bobby Jeby meets Frankie Battaglia in Madison Square Garden for a 15 round middleweight final to fill a vacant NYSAC title. Marcel Thil is widely recognized as champion, but the crown awaits formal awarding. Tommy Paul defends featherweight claim against Freddie Miller in Chicago, as the NBA recognizes a 10 round bout.
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New York
Chicago
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Ben Jeby
New Yorker
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
New York State Athletic Commission
Marcel Thil
France
National Boxing Association
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Miller
Bat Battalino
Davidson Supplants Seese As Army Coach
West Point announces Major I Sasse is relieved as head football coach and Lieut. Garrison B Davidson will succeed him. Sasse moves to the tenth cavalry second squadron until June 30 with four year detail ending. Davidson remains an aide to Major General William D. Connor and continues current duties.
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West Point
I. Sasse
United States Military Academy
Garrison B Davidson
Lassee
Tenth Cavalry
Academy
Davidson
William D. Connor
Man seeks lost trousers to locate wife in California
San Jose, January 9. Henry George accuses a local stage company of finding his trousers left on a bus, claiming the pants hold his wife’s address and that he has effectively lost his spouse who recently moved to Los Angeles.
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San Jose
Calif
Henry George
George
Los Angeles
Marcella Means Becomes a Wife to a Camp Teamster
Marcella, long the camp cook for the Jones brothers logging operation, discovers new feelings and independence when Fred Hightower arrives as a potential teamster. After fifteen years of subservience to male owners, she signs away her share to the Gulf Lumber Company and pursues a life where she can marry Fred and cook for him, rather than for the men.
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Guy Goff
Marcella Jones
Jones
Jones Brothers
George
Henry
John
Marcilla
Marcella
Bob
Pinetown
Pinetown National
Fred Hightower
Fred
Paof
Marcel
lwWe
Mary
Gulf Lumber Company
Fre
Hirself
Pred
Yessum
Bob Jones
Judge Randolph
Jim
Marella
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Temple Squad
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Schaaf
Jack Sharkey
Ernie Schaaf
Stanley Poreda
Sharkey
Ernie
Associated Press
Warren Heller
Pitteburgh
Southern California
Paradens
Warburton
Trojans
Associated
Charley Guest
N. Y
Seese
Army
Grafton High School
Mr. Means
Birmingham
Marcell
Marcelas
Ben
Paul Bunyan
Grays
Barney's
Barney
Pete
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