Memores to Find Tough Edging at Tulane in 34
New Orleans reports Tulane's 1934 football outlook with strong returnees and several lettermen. Key players Charlie Kyle Bob Tessier Homer Robinson Sonny Westfeldt Dick Hardy and others back on offense and defense bolster the Green Wave. Freshmen push for varsity spots as spring practice begins early February.
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New Orleans
Cox
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Charlie Calhoun
Isiana
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Bob Tessier
Homer Robinson
Dick Hardy
Sonny” Westfeldt
Harold Memtsas
Bonnie Stroble
Roy Ary
Bob Simon
George Tessier
Robinson
Ernie Gould
al Paddock
Piney Page
Gus Clark
Eddie Poiterest
Edouard Henriques
Mike Phillips
Whitey Hall
Phillips
Little Preacher Roberts
Johnny McDaniel
Letty Bownson
Dick Page
Littl Monk Sinnorn
Farrell Thomas
Louis Thames
Bucky Bryan
Berney Mintz
Jim Kenderson
Bill Nichols
Pre. Menge
Joe Loftin
Stanley Rodrigues
John Bruno
Tex Linam
Daloviaio
Schneidau
Frost
Noel Loftin
Méss
Pace
Sinnott
Odom
Franks
Armatron
Monk
Fletttich
Evans
Elas
Freese
Alea
Okel
Giovanni
Johnson
Owen
Watson
Andrews
Centenary and Dallas Engage in Key Ga Race
In Dallas Texas Centenary and Dallas meet in a pivotal game as both squads seek a strong record. Thomsen and Rards lead the effort with Fair PG and My assisting as the teams aim to stay unbeaten and push toward the season’s climax.
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Veterans Back At Bama Basketball Team
Alabama Crimson Tide coach Hank Crisp welcomes five lettermen and a host of sophomores as reserves for the 1940s basketball season. Whatley and Bauman compete for center, while junior guards and forwards train in a short fast passing scheme. A 15 game Southeastern Conference schedule is set with games at Tuscaloosa Knoxville Lexington and Birmingham through February.
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Jimmy Walker
Roy Connatser
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Lions Ready for Rose Tourney Battle at Pasadena
The Lions, in uniform for the first time since arriving from Palo Alto, practiced briefly as rain cooled Rose Bowl turf ahead of Monday’s game with Columbia. Key players Grayson Muller Callaway were ready if needed while weather and field conditions could influence strategy and attendance nears 85,000 capacity.
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Tiny Thornhill
Palo Alto
Pasadena
Bobby Grayson
Wes Muller
Claude Callaway
Monk Mosecrip
Lyle Smith
Thornhill
Lou Little
Stanford
Denver Hammer and Saw Club Forms for Exchange
Denver residents form a club for men who hammer and saw to meet regularly, exchange ideas, and critique finished work.
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Tigers Reach New Heights In Capturing Title
The article highlights diverse champions across sports from Georgia to Florida. Aneila Goresyes of Fort Worth wins the south women’s title while Fort Thomas’s Fischer sets a 36 hole qualifying record. Dorothy Kirby becomes Georgia’s youngest state champion in the women’s title. Other notable victors include Open and Amateur event winners, Pinehurst and Miami showcases, and team titles in tennis, boxing, wrestling, and swimming.
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Chicago
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Gadsden
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George Dunlap
Pinehurst
New Yorker
Paul Runyan
New York
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Champian
Olin Dutra
Miami
Willie MacFarlane
Dixie
Miami Biltmore
Lymer
Bryan Grant
Larry Bryan
Chattensega
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Texas
Clifford Sut
Furnie McCau
T Jocracy
Geor Lott
Meritis
Ellsworth Vines Sutter
Grant Peired
Laster Stoeffen
North Carolina
Wilmer Hines
Hines
Billy Reese
Atlanta
Georgia
New Orleans
San Antonio Rapid Transit
Grand Junction
Tenn Paul Earle
Starr
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Broker
Ralph Flannagan
Katherine Rawls
Ft. Lauderdale
Fila
Tulane
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Duke University
Reds Not All Time Cellar Champions Say Statistician
Cincinnati fans celebrate after a statistician’s note that the Reds are not the NL’s perpetual cellar team. The report recounts the Reds have finished last seven times in 49 NL seasons, with Giants Boston St. Louis Cardinals and Phillies also fluctuating. It cites 58 years of NL history and pennant tallies across teams, noting the Reds have spent 24 seasons in the second division.
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Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
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Boston
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Phillies
St. Louis
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Chicago Cubs
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Pirates
Southern and North All Star Teams Set For New Year Clash
Knoxville dispatch notes Southern group led by Frank Thomas of Alabama and Ed Walker of Mississippi faces a North squad coached by Bobby Dodd and Gene McEver in a January 1 gridiron affair at the University of Tennessee. Key players include Kercheval of Kentucky, Torrance of LSU, Hitchcock of Auburn, Wynn of Tennessee, and Leach of Alabama. The squads feature large lines and strong punting and passing potential with co captains named and official lineups listed.
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University of Ee
Stammerman
Tulane
Cain Abie Hitchcock
Auburn
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Ed Walker
Mississippi
Dutch Stanley
Florida
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Gene McEver
Buddy Hackman
Tennessee
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George Casper
Wichman Meessingot
Moseley
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Mark McPherson
Shull
Tharpe
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Close
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Hubert May Get UB At Auburn
Dr. L N Duncan heads an administrative committee naming Pooley Hubert as the leading candidate to fill the Auburn post left vacant by Chet Wynne's resignation. Wallace Wade declined the offer due to his Duke contract while other contenders include Clipper Smith Santa Clara Hank Anderson Notre Dame Harry Gamage Kentucky Don Miller Notre Dame Billy Van de Graff and Lake Russell Mercer.
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Pooley Hubert
Esippi
Caeen
Chet Wynnes
Dr. Duncan
Wynne
Wallace Wade
Duke
Pooley Mubert
University of Alabama
Johnny Mack Brown
Mississippi
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Clipper Smith
Santa Clara
Cal
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Harry Gamage
Kentucky
Don Miller
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Four Horsemen
Billy van de Graff
Colorado
Lake Russell
Mercer
Texan decries athletic trend at Dallas meeting
At a Dallas conference on intercollegiate athletics Dr. D Aree South Comvenence urged a return to faculty control and amateur ideals. He criticized professionalization and discussed recruiting subsidies by Southern Methodist and Texas Christian officials, warning over institutional influence on sports outcomes.
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Darae South
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Wildcats Book 15 Games In 1994 Schedule
Louisiana College Wildcats prepare for a 15 game football schedule announced for the 1994 season. The tally includes home and away dates with opponents and kickoff arrangements noted in a campus publication.
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Wilson Reported Ready To Become Phil Manager
The Record says Gerald P. Nugent and catcher Jimmy Wilson agreed on terms for Wilson to manage the Philadelphia Phillies. Preparations for a contract ceremony are planned for Tuesday as the team awaits the current manager Burt to be replaced.
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Texas Coach Karow Получ Auburn Head Coach Speculation
Mar ty G. Karow, UT backfield coach for seven years, is being considered for Auburn's head football coach. UT athletic council chair W. E. Metterthin received a letter from Auburn's admin committee requesting full details on Karow's coaching experience and record. Karow declined comment, saying the news was new to him.
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Texas
Marty G. Karow
University of Texas
Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic
W. E. Metterthin
University of Texas Athletic Councl
L. N. Duncan
Karow
University Athletic Office
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Carnera Loughran Bout Forecast Among Boxing Fans
A preview predicts Primo Carnera and Loungran will stage a cautious scientific bout on February 22 in Florida. The piece expects a dull draw with Carnera getting the benefit of doubt and notes sports wagering on dog races as an alternative entertainment for ringside readers.
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Jack Sharkey
Wille Stribling
Miami
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Loughran
Bill McGeehan
Sharkey
Philip Scott
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Parker Reaches Indoor Final in National Tennis Meet
Bob Parker advanced to the indoor final at the New Year’s Day Armory as he swept Jack Behr in straight sets 6-3 7-5. Allan Behr was eliminated by Parker, while Jose Wask and L. Abrams also fell in earlier rounds in the Seventh Regiment championship.
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Bob Parker
Regis
Parker
Jack Behr
Jose Ork
Allan Behr
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Record Breaking Swim Meet Ends in Miami
At the Olympic Stars meeting in Miami Butmore pool brisk wind hampered most contestants. Only two swam to championship laurels as records fell in several events. Names include Leonard Spe, Lisa Li, Anne Govednikog, Walter Spe, Jessie Conway, and Elizabeth Harrison among others.
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Minn
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Sho Robertson
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Prohi Law Violations Charged against Barons Players
Birmingham, Alabama December 30. Jay Touchstone pitcher for the Birmingham Barons and Shine Cortazzo veteran shortstop were charged with violating state prohibition laws after police seized beer at their business address. Bond set at $200 each, both signed their own bonds. They were also charged with violating a city ordinance prohibiting slot machines.
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Birmingham Barons
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Cortuzzo
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Preparations Underway for District Cage Tournament at Wisner
In Wisner on December 30 special reports state senior girls district basketball tournament is set for Saturday January 13. Twelve top area schools have entered with blanks arriving daily. Drawings at 9 am and finals at 7 pm. Before finals the Sicily Island and Wisner senior boys will play. A trophy awaits the champion.
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