California Eleven Goes Into Seclusion For Tilt
USC football team in seclusion before the anticipated showdown with Notre Dame in Los Angeles. Howard Jones lauds training work and mental readiness as the squad, unbeaten in 18 starts, prepares for a likely aerial battle. Odds favored the Irish by eight to ten, with SC backers hoping for a late edge.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Notre Dame
Howard Jones
Jones
Ramblers
South Bend
Tucson
Aris
Hank Anderton
Sta
Tion
Invaders
Southern California
Bramham Will Be Made Judge Landis Of Minor Leagues At Conference
At Columbus the National Association of Professional Leagues debated a prosperity program and forms for a governing body. Warren Giles J Alv in Gardner and Dale Gear were named as likely executive committee members with Bramham as president and "Judges Landis" of the minors hoped for. The group backed a salary limit but debated severe penalties including fines and contract releases for high earners.
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Bramham
Landis
Columbus
National Association of Professional Leagues
Warren Giles
Rochester Club
International League
J. Alvin Gardner
Texas League
Dale Gear
Western League
Association
W. G. Bramham
Durham
N. C
Judes Landis
Duke Cagers Announce 1933 Schedule With 19 Games
Duke University., Durham announces a 19 game 1933 basketball schedule opening with a Balti more pre season trip. The Blue Devils play Georgetown George Washington Furman Davidson Wake Forest Maryland Navy V M I North Carolina State and Carolina plus Southern Conference tournament.
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Durham
Baltimore
Washington
Duke University
University of Baltimore At
Blue Devils
Georgetown
George Washington
Furman University
North Carolina
Duke
Roy Alpert
Pete Carter
John Shaw
Nelson Colley
Jim Thompson
Alpert
Henry Lewis
Wendell Horne
Charlies Hayes
Phil Weaver
Herb Thompson
Fred Lewis
Bell
Polack
Pargoe
May
Clark
Keown
Georgetowre
Furman Univ
Durrham
Davidson
Charlotte
Wake Forest
Durfham
Maryland
College Ark
Navy
Annapolis
N. C. State
Raleigh
Dureham
Washington and Lee
Lexington
P. I
Blacksburg
N. C
Chapel Hill
South Carolina
Columbia
D. C
Notre Dame Southern Cal Extend Football Series to 1936
Athletic directors from Notre Dame and Southern California met and agreed on dates extending their uninterrupted series through 1936. The Trojans will visit South Mend on November 25, and Notre Dame will play in the West for a December 1934 game. Notre Dame hosts November 23, 1935, at its field.
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Notre Dame
Southern California
Trojans
South Mend
Pearce Outs Bluffing Gunman in Fountain Pen Hold-Up
In Portland Roy Pearce confronted a holdup man who brandished only a fountain pen. The robber identified himself as David F. Smith and was later charged with auto theft as well.
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Portland
Ore
Roy Pearce
David F. Smith
Collins Elected Chief Of Coaches Attacks Grid Officials
Knoxv ille Tenn December article reports University of North Carolina coach Charles C. Collins, newly elected president of the Southern Coaches association, condemning football officials as autocratic and grandstanding. He urged conferences, fines, and moving game control to students and coaches. Also noted were new officers Fd Kubale Centre and Jesa Neely Clemson elected vice presidents, Chet Wynne Auburn secretary amid talk of conference reorganization and broadcast bans.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Charles C. Collins
University of North Carolina
Southern Coaches Association
Southern Conference
Collins
Tar Heels
Duke
Fd Kubale
Centre
Jesa Neely
Clemson
The
Coaches Association
Chet Wynne
Auburn
C. P. Miles
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Seniors Defeat Sophomores 14–0 In Intra-Mural Game
The Senior football team from High Point High School topped the Sophomores 14 to 0 in the second intra-mural series. Koontz burst 25 yards for a TD with Humphries converting. Humphries added a second rushing TD in the third period after an interception drive.
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High Point High School
Koontz
Humphries
Y Juniors Defeat Allen Jay Second Team In Local Meet
The Y M C A Junior basketball team beat Allen Jay second team 38 to 6 at the local Y. Substitutes listed include Grady Hicks Furr Kersey Shankle Surrett and others with officials from High Point and North Carolina State noted.
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High Point Enterprise
Piedmont
North Caro Carolina
Allen Jay
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Grady
Hicks
Furr
Kersey
Shankle
Surrett
Rogers
Brown
Cremer
Newsome
Glascoe
Football Scholarships Across Colleges Are Questioned
A former Furman coach testifies about athletic scholarships totaling 14000 in one year and 12000 at Furman for Bill Laval. The column argues scholarships are common, cites secrecy, and calls for flat salary limits to curb bidding and scandals.
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T. B
Dad) Amis
Greenville
D. C
Furman University
Amis
Furman
Paul “Dizzy” McLeod
Bill Laval
South Carolina
Dad
Amiaé
High Point College to Play Y Quintet Tonight
A large crowd is expected at the Y M C A court as the High Point Panthers meet the Y Senior five at 8 pm. Earlier the Panther Kittens face High Point High School at 7 pm. Coach Yow leads Broadus Culler in a strong lineup as fans anticipate new rules curbing stalling with strong local interest.
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High Point College
High Point College Panthers
Panther Kittens
High Point High School
Yow
Broadus Culler
Boxers And Adams-Millis Triumph In YMCA Basketball
In the Industrial YMCA league last night the Boxers defeated Allen Jay 34 to 10 and Adams-Millis crushed Highland 24 to 12. Thomas led the Boxers with 13 points, Ed Farlow added 11, while Stone topped Adams-Millis with 9. Highland’s P McDonald scored 5 and B Anderson 4.
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High Point
Adams- Millis
Allen Jay High School
Millis
Highland Five
Thomas
Ed Farlow
Glascoe
Allen Jay
Stone
Adams-Millis
Morehead
P. McDonald
Highland
B. Anderson
Adams Millis
M. Anderson
Harvey
Temple Announces 1933 Football Schedule Under Pop Warner
Temple University unveils its 1933 football slate coached by Glenn Warner with South Carolina making its debut as a newcomer. The schedule also includes Drake and Washington and Jefferson as former opponents, with a night game set for September 29 in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
Glenn
Pop
Trinity High and Army Split Open Doubleheader Basketball
Salvation Army teams split a doubleheader as Trinity High girls beat Army 14 to 1 and Army boys defeated Trinity 138 to 3. G Burge led Salvation boys with 10 points, J Bouldin topped Trinity boys with 8. Other lineups and substitutes listed. A separate note mentions a telephone-cable link between Argentina and Siam.
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Salvation Army
Trinity High School
Trinity Lassies
Army Sextet
Army Boys
G. Burge
Salvation Boys
J. Bouldin
Trinity Boys
Spartanburg Eleven Begins Two Hard-Fought Tilts
Spartanburg high school football team trains hard as two interstate games loom. They meet Charlotte high school in Charlotte December 17 to aim for the South Carolina title, then face Miami in Tallahassee in January to strengthen a southern high school crown bid.
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Spartanburg
Spartanburg High School
South Carolina
Charlotte High School
Charlotte
Miami
Tallahassee
Fla
Pear Trees At San Juan Bautista Orchard Still Fruiting At 126
In an orchard at the mission of San Juan Bautista in California pear trees aged 126 years continue to produce fruit despite the passage of time and farming changes.
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Mission of San Juan Bautista
California
Ocean Light Penetration Limit Ranges Deep
The readable fragment states light penetrates the ocean down to 3 600 to 5 400 feet. No dates, organizations, or individuals are provided.
Loyola to Hold Tenth Catholic Tourney in March
Loyola University announced the tenth national Catholic interscholastic basketball tournament will run March 22 to 26 with 32 teams. Defending champion is St Patrick High School of Chicago.
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Chicago
Loyola University Today
St. Patrick High
Building cement sifted through fine screens holds water
A historical note explains cement is sifted through very fine screens, so fine it can retain water. This detail highlights the material's quality and screening precision in construction practice.
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