Right Leaders Could Prevent Brio Fatalities
Floyd R. Eastwood of New York University reported to the American Football Coaches Association that over a quarter of 1933 college football injuries might have been avoided with adequate readership. The survey, covering 117 colleges in 38 states with 7 064 players, cites preventable injuries from administrative control, coaching, playing fields, and conditioning, and notes precedents like longer preseason training and frequent medical exams reduce injuries. Of 633 classifiable injuries, blocking and tackling caused the most, with head concussions occurring in blocking or defensive line play. 24 football deaths were reported, 12 in Sandlot play, two amateur, 12 high school, and two college, with college deaths at 12 percent of total.
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Laws Named Tribune Most Valuable Player
Chicago December 26 AP Jack Laws quarterback of the Iowa Hawkeyes was named the Chicago Tribune Most Valuable Player after a close vote with Minnesota’s Pug Lund. Judges included 23 writers officials and coaches. Ossie Olson Salem praised Laws as capable of more singlehandedly than any Big Ten player this season.
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Chicago Tribune
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Francis (Pug) Lund
Minnesota
Iowa Star
Osssle Salem
Gunners Seek NPL Membership After Strong Season
The St. Louis Gunners coached by Gwinn Henry plan to apply for membership in the National Professional Football League. Henry and Edward Butler travel to Columbus to file the application with league president Joseph F. Carr. The team won 14 of 16 games, tied Chicago Bears, and drew 123000 spectators while scoring 272 points to 72 for opponents.
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Gwinn Henry
University of Missouri
College of Emporia
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Edward Butler
Columbus
Joseph F. Carr
Chicago Bears
Gunners
Kid Chocolate loses title in confusing bout to Frankie Klick
Frankie Klick of San Francisco knocks out Kid Chocolate in the seventh round of a 15 round bout in Philadelphia. The Cuban retains his featherweight title. the junior lightweight title changes hands to Klick, while Chocolate suffers a rare second knockout of his career amid a chaotic finish.
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Kid Chocolate
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Tony Canzoneri
Reed
New York
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Klick
Johnny Spud Murphy
Moe Fleisher
Fleisher
Off Day For Torchy Peden Gears Up For Hunting Trip
Torchy Peden, after a six day spin in Cleveland, plans a hunting break in British Columbia to practice on bears. The young bike star, known for his touring schedule through Toronto, Montreal, Chicago, New York, and Cleveland, hints at six to seven weeks away from racing. He expects to add to his 11 wins and perhaps threaten Piete Van Kempen and Reggie McNamara career marks once he returns to Madison Square Garden in February.
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Big Red Rider
British Columbia
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New York
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Reggie McNamara
Torchy
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Referee Rules Technical Knockout Secured by Commission
Souk declared the fight a technical knockout by the referee. The State Athletic Commission upheld the decision.
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State Athletic Commission
Boxing results from last night headline style
Frankie Slick stopped Kid Chocolate in Philadelphia. Lou Amber outpointed Young Firpo in New York. Johnny Graven knocked out Georgia Riley in Conshohocken. Jackie Cruz outpointed Harry Kersey in Sarasota.
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Lou Amber
New York
Young Firpo
Pennsgrove
N. Y
Johnny Graven
Conshohocken
Georgia Riley
Sarasota
Fla
Jackie Cruz
el Paso
Texas
Harry Kersey
Jacksonville
Missouri college teams show strong non-conference play
Missouri college basketball teams posted a 9 win 7 loss record in non-conference play totaling 467 to 409 points. Cape Girardeau and Maryville teachers led the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association with two wins each. Westminster and Kirksville had notable results while several schools had limited action after holidays.
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Do You Remember Peele Sepeeune aryenriest One Year Ago Today
Johnny Gilbert surpassed Taade as the American jockey with the most wins since 1908 by riding his 208th victory. Five Years Ago Today Jimmy Reese of the New York Yanks was traded to Oakland of the Pacific Coast League. Ten Years Are Today the New York Giants earned NL team fielding honors for 1933.
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Taade
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New York Yanks
Oakland
New York Giants
Yuletide Toll in U S Accidents Warms to Christmas Tragedy
A nationwide survey cites over 180 deaths from Yuletide accidents and extreme cold. Chicago, Battle Creek, Rochester, and towns across the Midwest report multiple fatalities from car crashes, exposure, and fires, as snow and cold grip the nation. Oregon quail habitat numbers are noted at event end.
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Pennsylvania
Clatskanle
Oreé
Southwest business strengthens with seasonal heights
United Press reports a robust week in the Southwest with retail and wholesale activity rising 10 to 40 percent above last year. Trading centers from Kansas City to Dallas show busy holiday shopping, aided by government funds and crop acreage reductions. Building materials, banking, and railcar loadings trend higher while tobacco and cotton markets show mixed results.
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Tri-State
Texas
Dun. & Bradstreet
Kansas
NRA
Wttle
Oklahoma Man Dies After Fire in Tulsa Apartment
O. J. Anderson, 46, died in a Tulsa hospital after being found unconscious in his flaming apartment around midnight. Firemen suspect a lighted cigarette caused the blaze. apartment damage was slight. He leaves a widow who is a school teacher visiting relatives in Darling ton, Wis for Christmas.
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Okla
O. J. Anderson
Anderson
Darlington
Wis
May Harness Arkansas and Missouri Rivers for National Power
Washington dispatch reports lawmakers favor harnessing the Missouri and Arkansas rivers to generate cheap electricity for farms homes and factories. Sen Norris Republican Nebraska will back Missouri River development and Rep Marland Democrat Oklahoma will seek Arkansas River funds. Plans echo the Kankakee Valley project and aim for public control while resisting private power interests and pork barrel politics. The effort follows Muscle Shoals as part of a broad national river utilization program.
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Okla
Arkansas River
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Pork Barrel" Politicians. “Muscle Shoals
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Valley development plan praised by Norris
Norris says the project takes time to begin but then accelerates quickly. Advocates cite food control drought relief by irrigation, employment stimulation, and the prospect of abundant cheap electricity as reasons to adopt the plan.
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