Alabama Ready for Coast Tests in Four WC Contests
Alabama bound for San Francisco to face St Marys in a major prelude to four interregional clashes next month. The Crimson Tide, led by star back John Harry Cain, seeks to reverse last decade’s western dominance after a string of losses to California and Washington teams.
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Dillon Graham
Atlanta
Alabama
Crimsons
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Southern
Vanderbilt
St. Mary's
University of Washington
Stanford
Washington State
John “Harry” Cain
Pooley Hubert
Inter-Class Football Opens Thursday at High School
Inter class football begins Thursday at 4 PM on the high school field with Freshmen vs Sophomores, followed by Juniors vs Seniors. J. R. Rogers, ex-Washington & Lee athlete, will referee. Teams have practiced two weeks. public welcome.
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J. R. Rogers
Washington & Lee
Rabbit show set for January 17 to 20 in Charlotte
Rae is general manager of the 1933 rabbit show to be held here under sponsorship of the Chamber of Commerce and Carolinas Rabbit and Dairy Breeders Association. The event runs January 17 through January 20 in Charlotte with regional breeders expected to attend.
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Charlotte
H. C. Rea
Chamber of Commerce and
Carolinas Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association
Garland Ridge To Lead 1933 Bison Eleven Schedule
Garland Ridge headlines the 1933 Bison eleven as the Industrial League opens with High Point Box, Highland Mills, Adams-Millis and Globe Parlor entering teams. W. F. Bailey sets a two half schedule with six games per team per half and a possible post season series if halves produce separate winners. First games Saturday at 1 30 p m feature High Point Box versus Highland Mills and Adams-Millis versus Globe Parlor.
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High Point
W. F. Bailey
Association
High Point Box Company
Highland Mills
Adams-Millis
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
Highland Mille
Adams
Millis
Globe Parlor Company
High Point Box
Highland
Adams-Doils
Globe Parlor
Campaign to Send Michigan to Rose Bowl
A Chicago report says a momentum growing effort seeks to allow Michigan to accept a Rose Bowl invitation to face Southern California Jan 2. A Big Ten rule ban on post season games may be suspended. Michigan officials and athletic leaders discuss potential approval at a December 3 faculty committee meeting.
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Michigan
Chicago
Southern California
Nuary
Trojans
West Coast
Wolverines
Big Ten
Fielding H. Yost
Wisconsin
Ohio State
California
Associated Press To Name All-State Football Team
Charlotte reports that tomorrow the Associated Press will announce its annual All-State football team. Eleven players were chosen by a composite of sportswriters from daily papers who have watched the Big Five teams Duke North Carolina N C State Davidson and Wake Forest in action.
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Charlotte
Associated Press
Duke
North Carolina
N. C. State
Davidson
Wake Forest
Woman pays taxes with pennies in Anderson county office
In Anderson Indiana a woman delivered 1310 pennies to the county treasurer to settle taxes, saying the coins were as good as gold. Authorities accepted the payment as legal tender during the tax settlement.
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Anderson
Ind
Shute Captures Miami Open Golf Title in 72-Hole Run
Denny Shute, 28, of Cleveland wins the Miami Biltmore open with a 291 after 72 holes. John Revolta finishes second at 292, Ed Dudley third at 293, Paul Runyan fourth at 294 as gusty winds and sand traps challenge the field. Sarazen and others also in action.
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Coral Gables
Fila
Denny Shute
Cleveland
Shute
Miami Biltmore
John Revolta
Menominee, Mich
Revolta
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Paul Runyan
Westchester
N. Y
Dudley
Runyan
Gene Sarazen
United States
High Point High Sees Fast Action With New Basketball Rules
Coach Wade Marlette of High Point High School says the season will bring faster, more action filled basketball. The rules outlaw stalling, limit ball holding to 10 seconds, restrict dribbles to three seconds for the pivot man, and require tighter enforcement by referees, timers, umpires, and headlinesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H
Wade Marlette
High Point High School
Marlette
Elon Squad To Banquet At Alamance Hotel In Burlington
Elon College football team gathers Friday night at the Alamance hotel in Burlington for a banquet. Coach D C Walker leads the group as plans unfold to raise athletic standards and celebrate a season where the Christians gained valuable experience despite a lean roster.
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ELON
Burlington
Alamance
H. Slaughter
Reidsville
D. C
Walker
The
Christian College
Camp Tried Lateral Pass History Settles Old Debate
The piece recounts Walter Camp devising the lateral pass in 1876 during a Yale versus Princeton game. A late play led to a coin tossed by officials after Princeton appeals, with Yale captain calling heads and the coin showing heads, ruling the play legal.
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Camp
Yale
Walter Camp
Princeton
Nebraska Nets Four On All Star Big Six Eleven
Four members of the Nebraska football squad earned spots on the 1982 AP honorary all star first team chosen by Big Six observers. Kansas and Kansas State placed multiple players, with Oklahoma and Missouri also represented. The report lists Nebraska five first team selections and other Big Six players receiving honors.
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Nebraska
Kansas City
Associated Press
University of Kansas
Kansas State College
Oklahoma
Missouri
Steven Hokus
Ersnesteses Aomanel
Pete Mehringer
Kansas
Ines
Minneapolis fighter stops Schyran in nine
In Minneapolis Art Lea ky stopped Joe Schyran after nine rounds. In Jacksonville Joe Knight defeated Nadle Brows by technical knockout in five rounds.
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Minneapolis
Art Leaky
Joe Schyran
Dayton
Jacksonville
Fla
Joe Knight
Cairo
Nadle Brows
San Francisco
Garland Ridge Chosen 1933 Bison Captain At High Point
At a 1932 squad meeting, Garland Ridge was named captain of the 1933 eleven, with Harold Culler in a tight vote. Captain Nolan Reid and others receive block letters as coaches honor football cross country and soccer squads. The cross country team heads to Winston-Salem for the state meet amid a strong season with over 32 men on barrier teams.
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Garland Ridge
High Point Bisons
Wade Marlette
Garland
Harold Culler
Bison
Nolan Reid
Ridge
Culler
Jack Coble
Bill Foster
Leonard Koonce
Norman Hendricks
Carlton Taylor
Paul Vincannon
Jack Copeland
Wayne Garner
Lawrence Summey
Bill Hayworth
Norman Hill
Harold Hinkle
Fred Sappingfield
Ralph Johnson
Charlie Weisner
J. D. Edison
Hartley
Milford Smith
Wallace Ellington
Talmadge Ellington
Thomas Davis
Clark Hubbard
Dick Hubbard
Zeb Whitlowe
Robert Thompson
Ralph Fowler
John Hall
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Charlotte
Raleigh
Salisbury
Southern Athletes Look To Basketball
Southern college teams prepare for the basketball season as football ends. Georgia aims to rebuild after losses, North Carolina seeks to improve with replacements for key players, while Kentucky Wildcats hold steady with returning regulars. Other squads Maryland Duke Auburn LSU and Georgia Tech anticipate strong seasons.
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Atlanta
South
University of Georgia
North Carolina
Bo Shepard
Tom Alexander
Paul Edwards
Wildcats
Kentucky
Maryland
Duke
Auburn
Louisiana State
Georgia Tech
Giants Release Hoyt and Mitchell in Manager Terry Clean-Up
New York Giants manager Bill Terry released Waite Hoyt and Clarence Mitchell as part of a wider clean-up. Hoyt, once called the Boy Wonder, and Mitchell are both veteran pitchers no longer in the club’s immediate plans.
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New York
Waite Hoyt
Clarence Mitchell
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Hoyt
Boy Wonder
Army Crippled Navy Prep Sets Stage For Philadelphia Showdown
Army faces Navy with a growing injury list led by Fields Kilday Vidal Kopcsak and others. Practice was hampered by a frozen field and cold as the Cadets prepare for the service game in Philadelphia with 78 000 seats sold at Franklin Field and a tough clash looming.
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Herbert W. Baker
Associated Press
New York
Notre Dame
Army
Hank Anderson
Ramblers
Navy
Ken Fields
Felix Vidal
Tom Kileday
Pete Kopcsak
Lincoln
Fields
Kilday
Tars
Philaphia
Giants Hire Former Yankees Pitcher In Late Season Move
The Giants acquired a veteran left handed pitcher who had joined them mid season after leaving the Dodgers. He posted five wins and seven losses for New York earlier, a decline from his former ace status. Hoyt and Mitchell together totaled 319 wins against 274 losses in the majors with Hoyt at 196 and 141 losses and Mitchell at 123 wins and 133 defeats.
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New York Yankees
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mitchell
Hoyt
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