Columbia to Represent East in Rose Bowl Classic 1934
Columbia University received an invitation to the Rose Bowl on January 1, 1934, becoming the first New York city team in the game’s 18-year history. The Lions will be built around four veterans and face Stanford from the West after Stanford accepted the invitation, with coach Tiny Thornhill ready to begin practice in Palo Alto.
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al Masters
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Bones) Hamilton
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Frank Alustiza
James
Monk) Moserip
Adena
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Goal Shooters Needed By Local Quint
Coach Wade Marlette begins 1934 High Point basketball prep with four lettermen Harold Culler Melford Smith Red Hendricks and Reitze Gaddis forming nucleus. Replacements must come from Walter Sprye Willie Hinkle Fred Ridge and Workman. 12 game schedule includes Western Conference foes and two nonconference dates with Salvation Army and Mills Home.
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High Point
Harold Culler
Melford Smith
Red Hendricks
Reitze
Gaddis
Nolan Reid
Garland Ridge
Meisky
Walter Sprye
Willie Hinkle
Fred Ridge
Workman
Olin Davis
Jimmy Durland
Charles Diffendale
Marlette
Salvation Army
Mills
Thomasville
Durham High School
Gastonia
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Salisbury
Negro Elevens To Clash On Friday Championship Game
Belmont High School meets Henderson Institute in a championship football clash at Municipal Stadium Greens boro North Carolina Friday December 5 at 1 PM. Both teams boast strong records and claim regional supremacy in high school football.
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Belmont High School
Henderson Institute
Municipal Stadium
Greensboro
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Fights Last Night Report From Newark And Cleveland
Cuba’s Kid Chocolate at 130 outpointed Frankie Wallace of Cleveland in ten rounds. Tony Canzoneri of New York stopped Cecil Payne of Louisville in five rounds. Mickey Walker of Rumson knocked out Les Kennedy of Vernon in two rounds.
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Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Frankie Wallace
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Cecil Payne
Louisville
Tee
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N. J
Mickey Walker
Rumson
Les Kennedy
Vernon
Cal
Officiating Debate Over Duke Tech Game Sparks Criticism
A Duke Georgia Tech football clash draws ire over a disputed offsides call by official Bunn Hackney. The writer defends Hackney as fair, notes the impact on Duke and Hendrickson's absence, and calls for fair officiating regardless of team loyalties.
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Euan Hackney
Freddie Crawford
Georgia Tech
Blue Devils
Associated Press
Bunn Hackney
Carolina
Crawford
Bunn
Tech
Hackney
Hutchens
Horse Hendrickson
Phillips
Hendrickson
Chuck Collins
Fights Last Night in Various Cities
In Fort Worth Maxie Rosenbloom from New York outpointed Wilson Dunn of Oklahoma City over ten rounds. In Houston Manuel Castro of Mexico outpointed Davey Abad from St. Louis in ten. In Orlando Wilbur Stokes from Lakeland was knocked out by Hart of Philadelphia in the fourth. In Miami Henry Firpo of Louisville stopped Joe King of Lakeland in three. Dave Barry of St. Louis decisioned Sammy Tisen of Philadelphia in eight.
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Tex
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Wilson Dunn
Oklahoma City
Houston
Manuel Castro
Mexico
Davey Abad
St. Louis
Orlando — Wilbur Stokes
Lakeland
Hart
Philadelphia
Miami
Henry Firpo
Louisville
Joe King
Dave Barry
Sammy Tisen
Old Man Graduation Hints at High Point Football Shakeup
The article traces June graduation removing eight hundred football players from the Black Bisons of 1934 after a five win, one tie, four loss season. Injuries hampered stars like Harold Culler and Fred Sappenfield. Coach Melver faces a rebuilding year with Walter Sprye, Willie Hinkle, and others returning, plus new weight gains to bolster the backfield and line.
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High Point High School
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Bisons
Staton McIver
Melver
Harold Culler
Culler
Fred Sappenfield
Paul Voncannon
Red Hendricks
Ed Shelton
Ed Craven
Red Whitener
Jack Copeland
Ralph Johnson
Arthur Lea
Lawrence Summey
Whitener
Copeland
Hendricks
Lea
Johnson
Sappenfield
Walter Sprye
Willie Hinkle
Olin Davis
Henry Byrum
Esley Summey
Possiblity Culler
Hinkle
Davis
Byrum
Joe Montgomery
Norman Hill
Shelton
Hill
Ralph Phibbs
Tom Pitts
Fred Ridge
A&a
Walter Hedrick
High Point
Spencer
Durham
Reidsville
Barnum Springs
McQuage Out Injured as N C State Hopes for Depth
Raleigh December 5 Captain Bob McQuage of Salisbury is on the injured list from the football campaign reducing N C State basketball material. Ray Rex and Leroy Jay are the only other monogrammen aside from McQuage as coaches sort 15 candidates to fill gaps. McQuage is not expected back until January. Schedule lists games from January 5 Clemson to February 19 South Carolina with multiple Raleigh venues and intrastate travel.
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N. GC. State
Bob McQuage
Salisbury
Red Terrors
Ray Rex
Leroy Jay
McQuage
Duke
Clemson
Wake Forest
Davidson
Durham
Virginia
North Carolina
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Washington and Lee
Chapel Hill
Vreeee Blacksburg
Lexington
Charlottesvile
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Columbia
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Associated Press
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Newberry
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Earl Clary
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Bill Hutt
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Gamecock
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Intra Mural GridIron Play Begins At High Point High
Intra mural football starts at High Point High School with freshmen vs seniors after classes. Sophomores meet juniors Friday with three games each. top winning percentage wins the title, ties resolved by a playoff. Varsity players coach, under Me Iver and staff, with captains named for each class.
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Stanton
North Carolina Faces 19 Game Schedule In 1930-31
North Carolina's basketball outlook looks bright with seven lettermen, a deep reserve list, and a tough 19 game schedule including away games and a Navy tilt. Captain Dave McCachren and guards George Brandt Ivan Grace and Earle Beale lead early practice as Coach Bo Shepherd plans to replace last year's captain Wilmer Hines. The Tar Heels open Jan 3 hosting Clemson and play multiple ACC and non conference foes.
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Duke and State on Clemson's Grid Schedule for 1934
Clemson's 1934 football slate includes Duke and South Carolina as Southeastern Conference rivals and Alabama as a foe. Remaining open date could host Wake Forest or Furman. trips to Georgia Tech and North Carolina State are listed with venues tbd.
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Jess Neely
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Alabama
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Mississippi
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Night flying scarce in Europe due to few lighted airways
The article notes that night flying is largely unknown in Europe because there are few lighted airways. It also states the longest non stop U S air mail route is 542 miles, entirely within Texas.
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Europe
United States
Texas
Duke Cameron Mus Basketball Quint Rebuild
Duke Cameron taps a strong 192 season group as Coach Cameron builds a new basketball quintet at Duke with veterans and sophomores as vacancies from Horne Hayes Lewis Clark are filled. The schedule includes games against Army Maryland Clemson Wake Forest Navy N C State Virginia VMI and South Carolina with many Duke at home.
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W Dell Horne
Charlie Hayes
Henry Lewis
Daley Clark
Sion
Jim Thom
Herb Thompson
Phil Weaer
Sam Bell
Keown
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Chicago boxer Jackie Wilse defeats Dario Moreno in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan, Jackie Wilse of Chicago defeated Dario Moreno of Pittsburgh in a 127 pound bout. The referee scored it in favor of Wilse after six rounds.
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Jackie Wilse
Pittsburgh
Dario Moreno
Kalamazoo Mich
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