Anderson named NC State coach after upset Rose Bowl season
Raleigh Jan. 2 Hank Anderson former Notre Dame guard and Rockne assistant was named three year head coach at North Carolina State College to lift the scarlet and storm beaten banner. He will have one assistant of his choice with Frank Reese previously serving as backfield coach. The contract follows Smith’s dismissal and comes as Duke rises in state football influence.
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Hank Anderson
N. C
Columbia
Raleigh
State College
Hunk) Anderson
Ovaun
Knute Rockne
R. R. Sermon
Anderson
Sermon
Washington
T. S. Johnson
State
David Clark
Charlotte
Notre Dame
Rockne
Suc
Ceeds
John P
Clipper” Smith
Guilford College
Davidson
Florida
Wake Forest
Frank Reese
Charm
Charles C
Chuck) Collins
Duke University
Wallace Wade
New Year Promises Revival In Sports World
United States and Great Britain will contest the America's Cup for the first time in four years. Bob Jones returns to golf at the Augusta Open in March. The Poughkeepsie regatta will resume with Washington and California challenging eastern rowers. Luigi Beccali raises hopes for a premier middle distance series unseen since Nurmi in 1925.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Great Britain
Bob Jones
Poughkeepsie
Washington
California
Luigi Beccali
Paavo Nurmi
Bill Terry Gets His Car Back Also New Tennessee Tag Free
Memphis on January 2 reports that police and Bill Terry reached a resolution after a New Year incident. Bill Terry Sr. aided by Police Commissioner Clifford Davis saw charges dropped and the car returned. As a governor staff colonel, Terry will receive 1934 auto tags gratis.
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Bill Terry
Tennessee
Memphis
Jan
Memphis Police Department
Bill
Terry
Bill, Jr
Milton Sweatt, Jr
Bill, Sr
New York Giants
Police Department
Clifford Davis
Davis
McAllister
South Carolina Basketball Hopes Rise After 1933 Title
South Carolina shows strong 1934 promise as six footers and veterans pace the squad after winning the 1933 Southern Conference title. Coach Norman may exhaust early games without Grayson Wolfe and John Rowland, but Tompkins brothers Dana Henderson and others provide depth. Laurie fills Wolfe’s spot while football-to-basketball transfer completes. Walter Taylor shifts to Rowland’s post as injury recovery continues.
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Ashley Halsey
Associated Press
Columbia
University of South Carolina
Kentucky
A. W
Rock
Walter Taylor
Rowland
Norman
Freddie Tompkins
Bennie Tompkins
Henderson
Fights Last Night and Carolina Gamecocks Open Season
Freddie Miller outpointed Jackie Sharkey to retain the featherweight title in Cincinnati. Frankie Bataglia defeated Sammy Slaughter in Milwaukee. The text notes college basketball mentions Texas players and South Carolina Gamecocks coach Norman, opening against Presbyterian at Columbia and a preconference with North Carolina at Chapel Hill on February 21.
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Cincinnati
Freddie Miller
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Roughhouse Glover
Jacksonville
Young Tiger Flowers
Philadelphia
Tony Falco
Pete Nebo
Key West
Fla
Milwaukee
Frankie Battaglia
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Rowland
Texas
Wolfe
Henderson
Ed Nevergold
Roy Powell
Columbia
Henry Gooding
Norman
Gamecocks
Presbyterian College
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Baseball Finished Its 33 Stand Without Aid
John A. Heydler declares baseball endured 1933 without government subsidy in a New York dispatch. He lists five factors to boost 1934 including balanced team reshuffles, all Sunday schedule, universal baseball, another all star game for charity, and Judge Landis guiding the league for seven years.
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Associated Press
John A. Heydler
National Baseball League
New York
Roosevelt
Landis
Baseball And Boxing Expected To Stage Comeback Af ter Lean Years
Financial crises have reshaped 1932 33 pro baseball and boxing with a New Year outlook. Carnera Loughran duel in February Miami aims to set up a Baer title bout in New York. Vines debuts vs Bill Tilden at Madison Square Garden. Hitchcock faces Smith Boescke for 1934 polo top rank. Babe Ruth may retire at half 1933 salary. Notre Dame eyeing gridiron rebound under Layden. Major league seasons expected bigger budgets and stronger debates without higher ticket prices.
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Primo Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Miami
Max Baer
New York
Ellsworth Vines
Bie Bill Vings
Madison Square Gaten
Great Britain
United States
Tommy Hitchcock
Cecil Smith
Elmer Boescke
Babe Ruth
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Duke Quint Opens Season Saturday
Duke University basketball resumes after Christmas with a prep for Clemson on Thursday night in Durham. Coach Eddie Cameron plans to keep Connie Mack Jr. at center while Jim Thompson Phil Weaver Herb Thompson and Sam Bell fill other varsity roles as classes resume.
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Durham
Duke University
Clemson College
Eddie Cameron
Connie Mack, Jr
Jim Thompson
Phil Weaver
Herb Thompson
Sam Bell
Marriages Increase in Spartanburg County in 1933
Spartanburg County issued marriage licenses to 1,654 couples in 1933, up 138 from 1932, per Probate Judge Dewey Fester's records.
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Spartanburg
8. C
Spartanburg County
Dewey Fester
Honors of 1933 Go To Baseball in National League
The 1933 honors went to baseball with Carl Hubbell winning one award and teammates securing the other following a sensational pennant and World Series triumph. This bolsters the National League’s strength as it prepares for the 59th season of the league.
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Carl Hubbell
Lions Upset Stanford 7 0 In Rose Bowl Classic
In Pasadena on January 2 1938 Columbia defeated Stanford 7 to 0 in the Rose Bowl. Cliff Montgomery executed a pivotal end run and a crucial earlier fumble recovery set up the score while Anthony Barabas capped the drive with a solo sprint to the goal line.
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King Stanford
Lou Little
California
Cliff Gomery
Guar
Anthony Metal
Columbia
Bobby Grayson
Stanford
Alfred Barabas
Montgomery
Edinski
Mo Ery
Barabas
Indians
Grayson Bones Hamilton
Grayson
Keith T
Cardinals
Bill Nevell
Lions
New York
Ford
Best Explanation Of Lions Upset Rose Bowl Rout
A High Point man gave the explanation for Columbia's 7-0 upset over Stanford in the Rose Bowl. He said Herbert Hoover walked into the Stanford cheering section between halves and 10 million people began pulling and praying for the Columbia Lions.
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Columbia
Stanford
Herbert Hoover
Columbia Lions
West Humbles East in New Year Charity Game
West team's 12 0 victory over eastern stars on New Year’s Day featured George Sauer of Nebraska shifting to halfback to spark offense. Sauer ran 99 yards of the West’s 140 yards and intercepted a pass on his goal line. Ed Danowski and Beatty Feathers also starred for the East and West respectively as key plays and defensive stops defined the game.
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San Francisco
Jan
Nebraska
George Henry Sauer
Ed Danowski
Fordham
Chuck Bernard
Michigan
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Duquesne Rolls Past Miami Eleven 33 to 7
Duquesne University of Pittsburgh under coach Elmer Layden defeated the University of Miami 33 to 7 in an intersectional football game at Miami. The Dukes mounted a swift aerial assault and rapid running to overpower the Hurricanes.
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Miami
Fra
Duquesne University of Pittsburgh
University of Miami
Dukes
Elmer Layden
Four Horsemen of
Notre Dame
Hurricanes
Piedmont Loop Setup For 1934 In Doubt
Asheville January 2 The Piedmont league for 1934 remains in doubt as President Dan W Hill says Durham club funding is sought by certain interests He plans to announce the Piedmont directorate meeting date after departing for Chicago for a NAPBL executive meeting.
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Asheville
Jan
Piedmont League
Dan W. Hill
Chicago
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Durham
Hill
Piedmont Directorate
Y. M. C. A. Committee Receives Annual Report
In Raleigh on January 2 the interstate committee of the Y M C A in the Carolinas heard the annual report. J Wilson Smith of Charlotte presented the report to the meeting presided over by Justice Heriot Clarkson, a committee member.
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Raleigh
Carolinas
J. Wilson Smith
Charlotte
Centenary Battles Arkansas Toura In Dixie New Year's Game
In Dallas on January 2 Centenary College of Shreveport and the Arkansas varsity played to a 7 to 7 tie in the final Dixie New Year’s game for the Shriners Children hospital fund. Elvin Geiser, Centenary halfback, lined up for a 15-yard field goal attempt from the 7-yard line as time expired.
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Dallas
Texas
Centenary College of Shreveport
Varsity of Arkansas
Shriners’ Children Hospital Fund
Elvin Geiser
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