All-Southeastern conference football team named
Beattie Feathers tops the AP voting as Tennessee star earns a near unanimous spot on the 1933 All-Southeastern eleven. Alabama’s Dixie Howell, Kentucky’s Ralph Kercheval, Auburn’s George Williams, and Georgia’s David Ariail and Graham Batchelor also earn spots, with Lewis Torrance and Bob Tharpe anchoring the line.
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Dillon Graham
Associated Press
Atlanta
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Feathers
David Ariail
Auburn
Tom Hopke
Alabama
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Millard
Dixie) Howell
Crimson
Howell
Ralph Kercheval
George
Ripper) Williams
Batchelor
Jack Torrance
Louisiana
South
Bob Tharpe
Torrance
Thorpe
Ala
Tallulah Beats Mangham For District Grid Crown
Tallulah Trojans defeat Mangham Dragons 26 13 to win district two title in front of about 2500 fans. Highlighted by Lindsey and Massey long runs and Wixson extra points, Tallulah extends win streak to 22.
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Mangham
Trojans
Tallulah Trojans
Mangham Dragons
Cate
Oval
Morton
Wixson
Nash
Piro
Dragons
Trojan
Towne
Crawford
Brown
Regent
Dragon
Massey
Lindsey
Gandy Boswell
Scurria Towne Spinks Oy
Wario
Iawhd
Pop Iseee
Byrd Wixson
S. Piro
Bray
Byrd
Spinks
Day
Holloway
Watts
J. Wade
Scurria
M. Cagnoletti
Smith
Tarver
Nobles
Deere
Rachel
Burt
Cheek
Tillman
Roberts
Reig
Thompson
Tech
Henrix
Gift of Roses Wins in Opener at Houston Oval
About 30,000 spectators attended the inaugural program at Epsom Downs near Houston as Gift of Roses owned by J. P. Eberhardt and ridden by H. Schutte won the six furlongs Thanksgiving Day handicap. Sobieha placed second and Miss Tulsa third with a $2,170 prize. Governor Miriam A. Ferguson and James E. Ferguson were among the longtime attendees. Parimutuel betting surged, $2 windows leading activity.
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Houston
Texas
South Texas
Epsom Downs
Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Gift of Roses
J. P. Eberhardt
Covington
H. Schutte
Sobieha
Miss Tulsa
Berry Loses To Ludwig In Rough Roosevelt Stadium Match
The main event at Roosevelt stadium ends with Otto Ludwig defeating Red Berry after a wild affair. Berry's rough tactics led to multiple fouls and injuries, including Ludwig needing assistance and a crowd-strong reaction. Freddy Kupfer also sustains broken ribs in the prelim.
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Red Berry
Otto Ludwig
Roosevelt Stadium
Berry
Ludwig
Otto
Teddy Waters
Waters
D. T. Milam
Red
Freddy Kupfer
Cincinnati
Kupfer
Tide In Position To Claim Southeast Football Crown
Alabama stands atop the Southeastern Conference race after a 7-0 win over Vanderbilt in Nashville. LSU must win two remaining games to challenge the Tide, who finished the schedule undefeated. Week-end actions include Mississippi vs Mississippi State, Duke at Georgia Tech, and USC vs Georgia in Los Angeles.
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Alabama
Atlanta
Louisiana State
Crimson Tide
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Louisiana
Bengals
Tulane
Tennessee
Tide
New Orleans
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Oxford
Delta State
Georgia Tech
Southeastern
Duke
Tech
Georgia
Los Angeles
California
Tucson
Ariz
Pasadena
Bulldogs
Trojans
Auburn
South Carolina
Birmingham
Gamecocks
Plainsmen
Florida
Maryland
Tampa
Kentucky
Lexington
Centenary
Loyola of the South
Howard
Birmingham-Southern
Jonesboro Tigers Edge Ruston 6-0 On Turkey Day
Jonesboro holds off Ruston 6 to 0 at Tech Field as Michaud connects 25 yards to Stewart for the lone score. Ruston stifled by Jonesboro defense and a series of Ruston fumbles and interceptions fail to produce points despite Patterson three picks and strong ground gains by Carnahan and Rinehart.
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Ruston
Ruston Bearcats
Jonesboro Tigers
Tech Field
Tiger
Patterson
Bearcats
Carnahan
Cats
Rinehart
Stewart
Smith
Tigers
Michaud
Jonesboro
Dry Field Assured for L. S. U.-Tulane Struggle
New Orleans December 1 The Tulane stadium field is covered with tarpaulins to stay dry for the L. S. U. game despite possible rain. The tarps will be removed only shortly before game time.
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Tulane
New Orleans
Tulane Stadium
Byrd Triumphs Over Fair Park For City Prep Title
C. E. Byrd high school rallied from behind in the third and fourth quarters to beat Fair Park high school 25 to 7 in Shreveport securing the city prep school championship for the second straight year. A blocked punt in the first quarter produced Fair Park’s sole score.
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BYRD
Fair Park Shreveport
C. E. Byrd High School
Fair Park High School
City Prep
Fair Park Warriors
Rams Fall To Neville In Narrow Bastrop Loss
Bastrop high school ended its season in a hard fought game with Neville of Monroe, 16 to 12. Neville led early as Bastrop fought back with a TD from Castleberry and a second by Manteris, while Bastrop's Halterm an blocked an extra point and summed a late opportunity which fell short.
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Turkey
Mamteris
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Mits
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Sumrall
If Gowns
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Byrd
Cal Castleberry
Tig
Clyde Halterman
Nevilld
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Ed Ob Rogers Une
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Makin Bastrop
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Memete
Scalia
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Tonore
Ro Zile
Marsala
Poag
Paine
Garrison
Baur
Tinson
Gilmer
Piener
Ileberry
Mant
Terman
Clyman
Young Miss. A
Swanson
L. S
Walker
Mississippi
Colle
Louisiana State Fra Beat Tulane Yeagi
Louisiana State Frosh beat Tulane Freshmen 6 7 in a tenth annual River city clash. Bill Walker fast back scored from Reed in the first period and May fullback from El Dorado Ark added a second period score as LSU dominated play. Tulane made futile attempts near the goal line aided by a Tulane penalty.
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Baton Rouge
Dec
Louisiana State Universitty
Baby Bengals
Bill Walker
Reed
May
el Dorado
Ark
Tulane
Kittens
Louisiana
Walker
Loyola vs Centenary Thrilling Battle Ends 28 12
Loyola defeats Centenary 28 to 12 in a high tempo game at New Orleans. Key moments include a late second quarter rally and a fourth quarter rally by Centenary, with Roy missing a kick and Weidman converting later. Centenary’s defense pressures Loyola’s offense through the game with multiple fumbles and big runs.
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Jack Adams
Associated Press
New Orleans
Dec
Centenary
Port
Loyola of
Loyola
Shreveport
Tenary
Smith
Glumac
Wei
Geisler
Lie
Oslin
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Roy
Yachdown
Caretenary
iewSan
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Ballatin
Illalon
Oss
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LG Athnk
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Vsbdeseres
Uly Sullivan
Kemore
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You Carey
Flas Vanes Tullos
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Paul Jones
LL. Vccces
Gqcor Loyola
Odman Veiweu Riewes
Cailalet
Seeber
Kaack
Smith Tullos
Southwest Star Announces All Southwestern Conference Team
The Southwest Star selected an AP all conference quintet for 1933 with Texas and Texas A and M leading in picks. Texas Ch i and Southern Methodist each placed two players, Rice one, while A and M had none.
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Texas Chii
University
University of Texas
Ar Sas
Southern Methodist Rice
T A
Isan
Bears Rally for 26 6 Win Over Ouachita Lions
Bolton high school Bears defeated Ouachita high 26 to 6 as three fourth quarter touchdowns turned a 7 6 game after three periods. Milner led the surge with power runs and Lipsey added a 40 yard interception return for a score while Bolton capitalized on turnovers and steady defense before about 3 000 fans at Brownfield.
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Bolton High School Bears
Quachita High
Brownfield
Lions
Alexandrians
Bears
Ouachita
Cotton Milner
Lipsey
Fleet
Milner
Bolton
Siple
Lion
Eddie Rowles
the Oval
White
Quachita
Harry Strow
Johnson
Renwick
Stron
Bowles
Contraband wins Thanksgiving hand feature at Jefferson Park
Under a cool gray sky about 7 500 racegoers watched Contraband win the Thanksgiving day handicap at Jefferson Park in New Orleans opening day. Rip Van Winkle finished second with Eva B third as Contraband paid 5 80 to win and 2 80 to show.
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Rip van
Eva
Rip van Winkle
Jim
Victoria
B. C
Jock
Contter
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