N C A Not To Renew Collins Contract Rumors Fly In Philadelphia
Philadelphia rumors link UNC Athletic Council not renewing Collins. Reports place Burt Shotton to manage the Reds and Jimmy Wilson to Phillies. George Earnshaw discussed to White Sox for Charley Berry while Mickey Cochrane may move to Detroit. other trades also speculated involving Grove Walberg Bishop and Hurst bartell.
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Chicago
Phillies
Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Connie Mack
Gerald Nugent
Phils
Robert Moses
Lefty” Grove
Boston Red Sox
Rube Walberg
Max Bishop
Red Sox
Don Hurst
Dick Bartell
Adams Millis Highlands and Paper Box Win Openers in Industrial Loop
High Point Industrial league opened at the Y M C A with three games. Paper Box beat Robbins in a rough game led by Ed Farlowe with 11 and 10 points, Cooper starred for Robbins. Adams-Millis routed Allen Jay High 52 to 12 led by Cooper Steele and Morehead. Highland beat Stehle 38 to 24 after a heated first half.
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High Point Paper Box
Adams- Millis
Highland
Paper Box
Robbins
Cooper
Bowers
Ed Farlowe
Adams-Millis
Allen Jay High
L. Cooper
Steele
Morehead
Stehle
L. Cumpby
Stehli
Easter
Eider
Weer Shields
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Creeenrvevenss
Hoover
E. Farlow
Cromer
Thomas
Ed Farlow
Gentry
H. P
C. Spencer
All Opponent Team Named by Tar Heel Captains
Daily Tar Heel selections by Bill Croom and George Barclay name players from Duke Davidson Florida Georgia Georgia Tech N C State Vanderbilt on first and second teams. The lineup lists ends tackles guards center quarterback and backs with players from multiple schools.
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Chapel Hill
Duke
Davidson
Florida
Georgia
Georgia Tech
N. C. State
Vanderbilt
Daily Tar Heel
Bill Croom
George Barclay
Carolina
Rogers
Redding
State
Crawford
Thorpe
Rives
Moorehead
Ferazzi
Henderson
Grant
Dixon
Phillipe
Turkeyville
Slocum
Swann
Wake Forest
Burger
Virginia
Schock
D. Wilcox
Labor
Hendrickson
Brown
Chapman
Rex
High Point and Jamestown Soccer Play To Scoreless Tie
The High Point Y and Jamestown met on Jamestown field in a scoreless draw after noon with several threats in regular time and two overtimes. Hartley and Hart led for High Point while W Clark and Rothrock shone in back. Moore starred for Jamestown. A playoff is set for next Saturday at 7 PM on the local high school field.
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Hartley
Hart
W. Clark
Rothrock
Moore
E. Whitaker
D. Clark
Rothrock R
Kester
Greene L
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Riley R. H. Smith
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Elder Co
Hodgin
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Hartley Co
Bundy
Sappenfield I
Parker
Phillips
Wright
Reynolds
Swain
Hendrix
Michigan State College Narrowly Beats Michigan
In Ann Arbor Michigan State College defeats Michigan 26 to 25. In South Bend Indiana Northwestern loses to Notre Dame 24 to 28. The French Foreign Legion recruits over 20 000 men with representation of more than 50 nationalities.
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Michigan State College
Michigan
South Bend
Ind
Northwestern
Notre Dame
French Foreign Legion
All-Southern High School Players Named
Bailey from Lexington is listed among the All-Southern high school gridiron stars. The annual squad selected by John Red Davis includes players from Kentucky Ashland Danville Lexington Paris North Carolina Charlotte Bailey Hackney Durham Martin Newton South Carolina Columbia Charleston Willis Spartanburg Virginia Petersburg Hampton Marshall Rogers Petersburg listed among the honorees.
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Lake City
Fia
John “Red” Davis
All-Southern High Board
Kentucky
Craig
Ashland
Love
Danville
Mangione
Lexington
Luallea
Paris
North Carolina
Gadd
Charlotte
Bailey
Hackney
Durham
Martin
Newton
South Carolina
Konemann
Columbia
Robinson
Charleston
Willis
Greenville
Tinsley
Spartanburg
Virginia
Smith
Petersburg
Maloney
Hampton
Millier
Marshal
Rogers
McEver to Assist Coaching All Stars in SEC Charity Game
Davidson back field coach Gene McEver telegraphed Alabama coach Frank Thomas his acceptance to assist in coaching a selected SEC southern division team against a northern division squad in a Knoxville charity game on January 1. Practice begins December 27 in Knoxville.
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Davidson
Gene McEver
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Knoxville
McEver
Tobacco Crop Logs Show Massive Annual Output
Average annual crop logs indicate tobacco production reaches about 396,300,000 pounds. This figure reflects large scale farming estimates and underscores the crop's economic importance during the period.
Bees Better Fertilize Second Clover Crop For Seed
The second crop of clover, being more highly fertilized by bees, yields superior seed production than the first crop.
Trojans Defeat Washington 13 1 to Tie Coast Title Race
Southern California rallied to beat Washington 13 to 7 in Los Angeles, ending the season with four wins and one defeat and sharing the Pacific Coast Conference lead with Stanford and Oregon. Cotton Warburton scored two third period touchdowns after a 7-0 Husky halftime edge.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Washington
Stanford
Oregon
Trojans
UNC to renew contracts for Collins and two aides
The University of North Carolina Athletic Council moves to renew contracts for Head Football Coach Chuck Collins Line Coach Odell Sapp and Backfield Coach Al Howard after a meeting that included a student delegation supporting Collins. Officials said decisions were not final and could be deferred.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina Athletic Council
Chuck Collins
Odell Sapp
al Howard
Athletic Council
Dean A. W. Hobbs
Eddie Martin
George Barclay
Bill Croom
Collins
Gaels Defeat Mustangs 18 to 6 in Intersectional Clash
St Marys Gaels overpower Southern Methodist Mustangs 18 to 6 in San Francisco finishing the 1933 schedule. Fifteen thousand fans watched a second quarter flurry of three Gaels touchdowns after a scoreless first period. George Gaminus scored for St Marys on an early second quarter end around.
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San Francisco
St. Mary’s Giant Gaels
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Texas
Gaels
George Gaminus
University council hears advisory session on athletics
President Graham voiced full confidence in the council members and stated he would approve its decisions. He retained veto power over all council actions discussed in the session on athletic matters.
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Versity
Graham
Gaels Rally as Smith Scores and SMU Fails on Mix
J. R. Smith powers for 66 yards to St Marys three line and scores as the Gaels seize the lead after kickoff. Nichelini returns 44 yards for SMU, Erdelate catches a late pass for a score, and Nichelini intercepts Turner to add another TD. Gaels miss several kicks as Mustang defense blocks attempts in a rough third period.
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J. R. Smith
St. Mary's
Mary’s
Ni¢lini
Southern Methodist
Erdelate
Rights
Schrei
Gaels
Nichelini
Turner
Hog
Mustangs
Miami High Faces MMison High in Florida Football
Results show Miami High 6 MMison High 0 in Miami Florida. Other scores include Washington 7 Southern California 13 and Tennessee 0 LSU 0.
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Washington
Southern California
Emory Henry
Richmond
Southern Methodist Uni
St. Mary's
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Tampa
Howard
Miami, Fla
Miami High
Mmison High
Charlotte
Salisbury
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Walter Hansen
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Jimmy Phelan
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R. A. Fetzer
George B. Shepard
Ben Cone
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Julian Frankel
Charles T. Woollen
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