Notre Dame Coaching Shakeup Reported in 1933
Reports from Chicago papers claim Hank Anderson and Jesse Harper resign with most of the Notre Dame coaching staff. Elmer Layden of Four Horsemen fame expected to become athletic director and head coach, taking over in 1934. Duquesne's Layden to depart for spring football.
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Hunk” Anderson
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Hank) Anderson
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Jay basketballers set for contested season opener at Columbia
The Jay basketball five meet University High School in their second game of the season at Columbia. The team, coming off a 25 to 1 win over U H two weeks earlier, features a scramble for first-team spots led by Mason Rose Bill Gaines and Lee. High scorer Bill Gaines anchors the lineup and is expected to share time with Rose and Mason as the Jays seek a strong start.
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Fights Last Night By Associated Press
The central grain belt of the United States gets its rain from moisture evaporated from the southern and southeastern states and carried in the clouds.
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Rangers beat Americans 3 1 in close NHL clash
Do You Remember IR One Year Ago Today In a determined fight to clinch first place in the National Hockey League the New York Rangers defeated the New York Americans 3 to 1 in a rough ice battle. Five Years Ago Today Rabbit Maranville infielder and George Harper outfielder were sold to the Boston Braves by the Cardinals. Ten Years Ago Today William Farley won the Metropolitan A A U senior 400 yard dash at the Bid indoor athletic meet of the organization.
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Thornhill the Villain Coach Who Shaped Centre's Rise
Thornhill known as Tiny, Stanford and Rose Bowl figure, famed for tough coaching and dramatic onfield acts. He led Centre College’s squads in 1920 21 and even played fullback in a 14 0 upset, shaping early American football lore while a parallel note compares Edison’s vast industry impact.
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Giants deny trades as major league meetings loom
New York Giants secretary Jim Tierney dismisses rumors of trades involving Francis Xavier O Doul Travis Stonewall Jackson and Joe Moore while preparing for Chicago meetings. Barrow of the Yankees predicts a plan to adopt identical balls with thicker NL stitching and debates Landis retention as commissioner. The Yankees seek a winning right handed pitcher Oral Hildebrand could move if offered and Brooklyn Dexigers eye varied offers to boost strength.
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Klein Seldom Hits Into Double Play In 1933 NL Standouts
New York AP report details Chuck Klein leading the National League in slugging with a .602 mark and 365 total bases in 606 at bats, driving in 120 runs and drawing 36 walks. Mel Ott topped walks, Ralph Boyle avoided double plays, and Ernie Lombardi frequently grounded into double plays. Pirates led NL slugging club at .382, Cubs strong at home, Giants strong on road. notable player moves and pitcher shifts noted.
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