LSU Defeats Tennessee 7-0 In Southeastern Conference Showdown
LSU dominated most of the game with 90 percent possession to claim a 7-0 victory over Tennessee in Baton Rouge. Abe Mickal scored on a close-quarters dive and added the extra point as LSU clinched the SEC title amid a crowd of 15,000, with Beattie Feathers and Breezy Wynn limited by injuries for Tennessee.
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Tiger Stadium
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
University of Tennessee
Abe Mickal
Mickal
Louisiana State
Tennessee
Big Jack Torrance
Bert Yates
Feathers
L. S
Tiger
Michal
Barrett
Anvlice Ion
Vaughn
Fatherree
Seago
Brackett
Yates
Palmer
Vols
L. S. UW
Pay Dirt
Burge
Dundee on Road to Title Riches After Boston Bout
Vince Dundee, 29, on track to possible title after fulfilling Boston garden obligations. He signed a two-match contract in return for his shot at the middleweight title, amid a deflated era.
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Boston
Boston Garden
Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Coaches Pick Top 1933 Football Plays in New Orleans
Southeastern conference coaches at an after season meeting in New Orleans highlighted standout 1933 plays. Feathers 12 yard run for Alabama, Vestris leap for USC, Auburn’s fake punt to a Fenton TD, Kentucky’s Back 100 yard scamper, Sikes 99 yard TD for Mississippi State, and GT triple pass near goal line were among the top moments cited.
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New Orleans
Frank Thomas
University of Alabama
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Harry Moore
University of Georgia
Vestris
Southern California
Phipps
Auburn
Fenton
Georgia
Chet Wynne
Heck Clark
Sewanee
Kentucky
Ed Walker
University of Mississippi
Gunter
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
A. R. MacKechnie
Sikes
Louisiana State University
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Duke
Bob Neyland
Dan McGuggin
Vanderbilt
Galloway
Peters
Lawrence Biff
Burge
Tulane
Tigers
Minnesota and Tulane Agree to Play in 1935
Minnesota and Tulane have agreed to meet in Minneapolis in 1935. The game will be the third on Minnesota's schedule and will replace Pittsburgh on the slate.
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Minnesota
Tulane
Chicago
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Byrd High contributes three to North Louisiana all star team
Three Byrd High School Yellow Jackets land on the official all North Louisiana Class A football team as coaches and writers pick the stars for The Morning World. Haynesville and Ouachita also place two men each with Nev ille and Winnfield sharing the remaining berths.
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Byrd High School Yellow Jackets
Morning World
Boston High School
Alexandria
Haynesville
Ouachita
Monroe
Neville
Winnfield
Allstar
Cotton” Milner
Bolton
Bolton Star
Milner
Braselton
Hubbard
Ruston
Ellis
Byrd
Manteris
Maddox
North Louisiana
Larsen
Brasetlton
I. Causey
Causey
Clifford Johnson
Lions
Varnell
Flournoy
Truman Staples
Quachita
Smith
Reagan
Louisiana
Loyola Denied Place In Southwest Conference
Dr. D A Penick announced Loyola University of New Orleans was rejected for conference membership this season as the Southwest Conference chose not to expand. Loyola’s athletic director Oliver P Carriere said a game with Texas Christian University was set for October 27 in New Orleans, the first meeting between the schools, and Loyola drew a season attendance record of 16 000 for a New Orleans aggregation vs Centenary College.
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Dallas
Texas
D. A. Penick
Loyola University of New Orleans
Loyola
Oliver P. Carriere
Texas Christian University
New Orleans
Centenary College
Whippets Capture ML&A Mythical Title In Gulfport
Kosciusko high Whippets defeated Pascagoula Panthers 16 to 7 before 3000 fans in Gulfport to claim the mythical championship of the Mississippi Literary and Athletic association in a postseason football game.
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Gulfport
Miss
Kosciusko High School Whippets
Pascagoola High Panthers
Mississippi Literary and Athletic Association
Jesuit High Wins South Louisiana Football Playoff
Jesuit high school of New Orleans defeated Morgan City 6 to 0 to earn the right to play Lake Charles for the South Louisiana football championship. Morgan City threatened early, but fumbles spoiled scoring chances for both sides.
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Lake Charles
South Louisiana
New Orleans
Jesuit High School of
Morgan City
Cage Tourney to Be Held In Atlanta in March
The Southeastern conference basketball tournament is slated for Atlanta March 2 3 and 5. H J Stegeman of the University of Georgia resigned as baseball committee chair due to university duties. successor not named.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
H. J. Stegeman
University of Georgia
Incomplete Team Roster Shows Players from Multiple Locals
A fragmented OCR list outlines players by position from numerous schools such as Fair Park, Homer, Jonesboro, Ruston, and Bossier City. Names include Mize, Renwick, Tackles, and Bolton with guards and centers scattered across many towns.
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Simpson
Febetense
Bolton Flournoy Tee
Haynesville
Johnson
Ouachita
Larsen Neve
Teereseeesenes
Byrd Varnell Seas
Seeeseeesteeeee
Winnfield T. Staples
Ouachita Puryear
Sereeenseenseeese
Syesteesees Teeeseevees
Byrd Ellis Sereenee
Seeseseeeeees
Byrd Manteris
Esreeeeees
Neville Maddox
Haynesville Milner
Bolton
Sumrall
Neville
M. Trimble
Ouachita Pendleton
Fair Park
Ayeresienstes Smart
Haynesville Smith
Byrd
Tees Guard
Bush
Byrd Braselton
Causey
Neville Reagan
Bossier City
Corley
A. Seavesees
Shipp
Seeeseseesss
Dean
Mize
Renwick
Jones
Tinsley
Homer
Siple
Wilson
Mitchell
Sneichen
Rayville
Hamilton
Farmerville
Davis
Tackles
Farmer
Hubbard
Ruston
Partin
Trickett
Stewart
Pattison
Jonesboro
Wroten
Gilmore
Brasett
Bastrop
Carpentter
Bossier
Lipsey
Lle
Mace
All-State Louisiana High School Football Team Named
New Orleans December announcement lists all-state and second and third teams chosen by Martinez with coaches and observers. Names include R Moses Lake Charles and E Toribio Jesuit as stars, plus M Manteris Neville on second team and J Causey Neville on third.
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New Orleans
Harry Martinez
Louisiana
Times Picayune
Martinez
R. Moses
Lake Charles
R. Russo
Morgan City
J. Moreau
Warren Easton
H. Braselton
Haynesville
C. Goll
Fortier
W. B. Partin
Bossier City
O. Puryear
Byrd High
Shreveport
E. Toribio
Jesuit
N. Stansbury
C. Thomas
G. Milner
Bolton
Alexander
S. Bono
J. Egan
G. Magnon
Lafayette
R. Larsen
E. Gatto
Coming High
R. Nussbaum
M. Simpson
Alexandria
H. C. McCallum
Homer
G. Manteris
Neville
Monroe
M. Casey
Holy Cross
J. Hilburn
J. Dirman
R. Corley
J. Johnson
DeRidder
J. Causey
Smith
Redell
Jennings
D. Laker
G. Creegan
Fair Park
H. Maddox
al Liska
St. Aloysius
Clay Calhoun
Wisner high closes grid season after strong showing
Wisner high school football ended last Friday with a 20 to 0 defeat by Natchez second team in class B. The Bulldogs, runners up in B, featured backs Walker and Oglesby for most touchdowns. Key players O Wells Chapman Stephens Chapman Peters closed careers, while coaches Peel Faulk shift focus to basketball.
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Wisner
Wisner High School
Natchez
Bulldogs
Ouachita Parish
O. Wells
C. Chapman
M. Stephens
W. Chapman
Peters
Peel
Faulk
Northwestern 24 Notre Dame 28 in South Bend
Ann Arbor scoreboard shows Michigan State College 26 Michigan 25 after a tense contest. Northwestern led early in South Bend but Notre Dame maintained edge to secure the win. Michigan State College edged Michigan by a single point in Ann Arbor in a late thriller.
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South Bend
Ind
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Ann. Arbor
Mich
Michigan State College
Michigan
Williams Tosconi Champions Stakes in Chicago Billiards
Philadelphian Williams Tosconi, 19, who won the Eastern Sectional Billiard Championship, faced seasoned veterans in the World Championship Pocket Billiards Tournament in Chicago.
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Williams Tosconi
Chicago
Associated Press
Yale Alumni Demand Change In Football Leadership
A Yale alumni committee presses for a shake-up of the football program as pressure mounts to replace head coach Reggie Root. Names like Kipke Little Bierman Blaik Ellinger are mentioned, with talks of bringing back T. A. D. Jones or considering Lou Little and Bern ie Bierman for the top post. Malcolm Farmer assures the alumni their views will be considered.
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New York
Yale
Reggie Root
Andersen
Notre Dame
Princeton
Elis
Fritz" Crisi
Columbia
T. A. D. Jones
Howard Jones
Southern California
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Kipke
Georgia
Army
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Brown
Dartmouth
Lou Little
Baernie Bierman
Minnesota
Crisler
Earl Blaik
Harry Ellinger
Gar Davidson
West Point
Westrope Extends Leading Wins Total with Three Victories
Houston dispatch reports jockey Jack Westrope extending his season and 1933 win totals to 284 and 193 with three more victories at Epsom Downs. He rode Wise Eddie to 12.40 payoff, Flying Justice at 8.40, and Meany at 20.20 for $2 bets.
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Houston
Texas
Jack Westrope
Epsom Downs
Westrope
Wise Eddie
Flying Justige
Meany
Layden Named Notre Dame Athletic Director and Coach
Elmer Layden, one of the Four Horsemen, returns to Notre Dame as athletic director and head football coach with a two year, $10 000 per year contract. Joseph Boland named assistant coach, while Jess Harper and Heardy Anderson resign. Layden takes charge February 1 with Bach possibly to replace him at Duquesne.
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South Bend
Ind
Elmer Layden
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Golden Dome
Jess Harper
Joe Boland
Harper
Anderson
Layden
Charles L. O'Donnell
Rochester
Minn
John F. O'Hara
Indianapolis
Father O‘hara
University of Notre Dame
Jess Harti Per
Heardy Anderson
Th University
Joseph Boland
Lurquesne
Pittsburgh
Marvel
Hay
Joe Bach
Layden Af
Duquesne
Bach
Layde
Ma Edwards
Purdue
Edwards
Chicago
Byrd High Jackets Triumph Over Bossier Bearkats 1-0
Byrd High School Yellow Jackets edged the Bossier City Bearkats 1-0 at Centenary Stadium to reach the north Louisiana title game against Haynesville. Roy Joe Anderson starred with 102 rushing yards and an decisive late scoring run. Hildreth Ellis scored the winner and Red Bush added the extra point.
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Shreveport
Dee
Roy Joe Anderson
Willard Dean
Byrd High School Yellow Jackets
Bossier City Bearkats
Centenary Stadium
Haynesville
North Louisiana
Hildreth Ellis
Red” Bush
Anderson
Eva B. Wins Sixth at Jefferson Park In Fast Meet Time
New Orleans reports J J Robinson's Eva B the three year old filly ran away to win the six furlong fifth race at Jefferson Park in 1 12 flat the meeting's fastest time. Rider Lester Basklaski guided theRobinson runner to a two length victory over F seeks empas Zekiel and Mrs S. BM phy's Modesto third.
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New Orleans
J. J. Robinson
Eva _ B
Jefferson Park
Lester
Baslaski
Robinson
F. Seeks
Emba
Zekiel
Mrs
Modesto
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R. Breaux Wichser
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