Notre Dame Football Faces Shake-Up In 1934
The article reports a leadership clash and waning performance at Notre Dame after Knute Rockne's death. It notes disunity among coaches led by Hunk Anderson, with critics citing poor blocking and tackling, multiple quarterbacks, and falling attendance signaling broader program trouble.
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South Bend
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Notre Dame
Knute K. Rockne
Rockne
Fighting Irish
Southern California
Trojans
Ed Rock
Meardy
Hank Anderson
Jack Chevigny
Anderson
Hunk
St. Louis
Rock
Ike Woedisch
Nordy Noftiman
Marchmont Schwartz
Tom Conley
Ballyhoo
Pittsburgh
Big Five title tilt draws NC State and UNC clash in Raleigh
Charlotte report notes Wake Forest Clemson in Charlotte while UNC and NC State prepare for their Raleigh showdown on Riddick Field. Duke faces Auburn with four injured players including Horse Hendrickson, and Chapel Hill lists multiple sidelined players affecting Saturday plans. Wake Forest lists eleven injured but backfield leaders Wilson Russell Holton practiced.
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Carolina
Wake Forest
Captain Wilson
Whitey Russell
Dave Holton
Clemson
Debating amateur sport as big business after poor gate
The article notes that a recent game against Pittsburgh drew only about 20 000 paid admissions, half the expected. It warns the low turnout cost the university over 20000 dollars and harmed local merchants hotelkeepers and garages in South Bend, urging management to consider amateur sport's big business aspects.
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Pittsburgh
South Bend
Auburn Seeks Duke In Weekend Intersectional Clash
Auburn aims to topple Duke after facing a tough slate that includes Tulane and Alabama. Duke, fresh off strong showings, hosts Auburn as the Plainsmen pursue a landmark triumph while Tulane, Tennessee, and George Washington clash with major opponents in a busy slate.
Fights Last Night From Boston to Albany
Vince Dundee outpointed Tou Brouillard in a 15 round middleweight title bout at Haltimore and Worcester. Jackie Shar Key stopped Young Gene in Minneapolis after a 10 round contest at La Salle. Frankie Petrolle stopped Eddie Shapiro after 1 round in Schenectady New York.
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Lil
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Young Gene
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Frankie Petrolle
Schenectady
N. Y
Eddie Shapiro
New York
PUNTS AND PASSES SY ASSOCIATED PRESS
In Fordham, a crowd of speculators waited for St. Marys game tickets at the symnasium. Nebraska Wesleyan, formerly the Coyotes, will be known as the Plainsmen after student displeasure with the old nickname. South Carolina, coming off fast schedules, held a two hour drill at Blacksburg in preparation for Louisiana State.
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Associated Press
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Fordham Symnasium
St. Mary's
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Coyotes
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Gamecocks
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Michigan players barred from water bucket after interceptions
In Ann Arbor Michigan water was at a premium yesterday as coach Harry Kipke barred most players from the water bucket after freshmen intercepted passes against Illinois Plays. Only those who intercepted passes could visit the bucket.
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Mich
Michigan
Harry Kipke
Illinois
Notre Dame Faces Mental Slump Says Ramblers Coach
Annapolis reports Navy coach R Miller comments on Notre Dame, saying the Ramblers are in a mental slump and pressing to win, risking over-anxiety in a championship context as Navy expects to capitalize on a rebound.
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Navy
Boxing Bouts Result In Jacksonville And Orlando Cards
AP fights report from Houston and Florida lists Johnny Risko beating Big Boy Peterson by knockout in Jacksonville, Lope Tenorio drawing with Cuff Greenwood in Jacksonville, Ellis Monahan defeating Paul Greenwood on points, Billy Hood defeating Young Embry in Orlando, and Mickey McDaniel stopping K O Roberts in seven rounds in Orlando.
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Johnny Risko
Cleveland
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Jacksonville
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Lope Tenorio
New York
Cuff Greenwood
Sarasota
Drew
Ellis Monahan
Paul Greenwood
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Billy Hood
Young Embry
Ft. Benning
Safety Conference In Greensboro Nov 2
The fourth annual state wide Industrial Safety conference sponsored by the North Carolina industrial commission will be held here November 2 and 23. Employees employers insurance engineers physicians and all other persons interested in industrial home and highway safety have been invited to the meeting. Approximately 1 500 are expected to attend. EB G Padgett director of safety for the industrial commission is making arrangements for the conference.
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North Carolina Industrial Commission
EB. G. Padgett
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Stampede of Black Bisons Runs Down Lexington 40–0
The High Point Black Bisons suffered a shocking 40 to 0 defeat at the hands of Lexington last Friday. Critics blamed poor tackling and mental lapses across the roster led by players including Hinkle Sprye Davis Ridge and Whitener. Salisbury coach Kirkland, scouting the game, warned of repercussions as his team prepares to face High Point next. The loss does not affect High Point's Western Conference record, where they remain undefeated.
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Kirkland
Salisbury High School
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Salisbury
A Devil's Yell at Duke Kentucky Grid Tug of War
A Duke supporter Frank Kearns erupts over a late score in the Duke versus Kentucky game as a wire reports Kentucky leading 14 to 7. Duke heroes Freddie Crawford and Gump Arf ail are noted as All-Southern players, with Duke fans teased by Tarzan Belue and South Carolina jabs.
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Heavy slate of grid contests across North Carolina week
Seventeen or more North Carolina colleges prep teams schedule games this week. UNC vs NC State renews rivalry in Raleigh while Duke hosts Auburn in Durham and Wake Forest plays Clemson in Charlotte. Oxford hosts Hargrave Wednesday and Guilford meets Lenoir Rhyne Friday.
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Rams Ready for Second Big Intersectional Test
Fordham's undefeated Rams prepare to meet St Marys Gaels at the Polo Grounds in a key game that could boost Rose Bowl hopes. Crowley expects a capacity crowd of 60 000 plus as the east hosts top intercollegiate matchups including Colgate Tulane Notre Dame Navy and more across multiple venues.
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Duke and Auburn Face Decisive Test in Durham
Duke's undefeated Blue Devils host Auburn in a crucial 1933 football clash at Duke Stadium. Auburn echoes last year's star power with backfield leaders and seniors, while Duke recovers from injuries to Hendrickson and Schock as Corky Cornelius returns from a minor hit.
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Vince Dundee Wins Middleweight Title From Brouillard
Vince Dundee defeated Lou Brouillard in a 15 round Boston Garden bout to claim the middleweight title. The Baltimore veteran’s victory avenged recent losses to Teddy Yarosz and Young Terry and left Brouillard as an ex-champion. Spectators numbered 9 328 as the match ended amid questions about challengers and purse splits.
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Norlina Man Faces Manslaughter Charge in Teachers Deaths
Greensboro police say P. L. Bobbitt of Norlina is charged with manslaughter after a collision near Greensboro killed two school teachers, Miss Ora Jones 27 and Miss Ethel Swanson 22, who were riding in a coupe that hit a truck driven by Bobbitt as the car turned left on a highway.
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Decisive win for Dundee after tough battle
The bout featured an aggressive challenger who fought hard but failed to mount a sustained attack against the canny Dundee. Dundee used slick footwork to dodge most rushes and landed a weak right to the head and a left jab, earning a unanimous decision in eight rounds.
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