Alabama Narrowly Downs Vanderbilt 7 to 0 in SEC Showdown
Alabama edged Vanderbilt 7 to 0 to strengthen its claim to the Southeastern Conference title. Mil lard Howell scored the decisive 51 yard drive setup and finished as the standout for the Crimson Tide, while Vanderbilt repeatedly threatened but stalled due to penalties and fumbles. Dixon led late Vanderblt aerial efforts as the Commodores battled hard in a defensive grind.
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Tennessee
Crimson
Alabama
Commodores
Dixon
Frank Thomas
Louisiana State
Sheaten
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Throgmorton
Millsaps Upsets Choctaws 2 to 0 on Turkey Day
In Jackson Mississippi college Millsaps upset the favored Choctaws 2 to 0 before 5000 at Municipal Stadium. A late blocked punt secured the win as Millsaps defense smothered Choctaw attempts while Bruce Hitt’s punts and a safety after a blocked kick sealed the outcome. Garland Holloman and Jesse Magee led the Majors with strong tackles and runs.
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Jackson
Miss
Jesse Magee
Choctaw
Issippi College
Bruce Hitt
Milsaps
Choe
Jimmy Morrisson
Bob Womack
Hitt
Garland
Bo” Holloman
Millsaps
Forard
Gabe Fielder
Nana Ad
Biiester
Chocs
Budogs Trim Prmal in Turkey Day Classic
Louisa State Normal College suffers a 3 to 10 loss to the Western Bulldogs in the annual Turkey Day clash. Zoch’s one yard run and a Stevenson extra point start the scoring for the Bulldogs, while a late safety by Gallion and a field goal try miscue swing momentum toward the visitors. Normal’s Stets and Honeycutt exchange drives late, but the homecoming crowd leaves with the upset.
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Nahitoches
Qly
Hya
Louisa State Normal College
Aferton
Normalites
Ghwestern Bulldogs
Dai
Demons
Lce
Arter
Zoch
Pigsk
Bulldogs
Lin Zoch
Stevenson
Southwestern
Gallion
Stets
Tealmate
Honeycutt
Normal
All Southern Conference Football Honors Listed
The 1933 All Southern Conference selections feature players across Alabama Tennessee Georgia Tulane and more with tackles ends guards and backs named by the Associated Press. Notable mentions include Leroy Moorehead Georgia and Maples Tennessee among others recognized for defensive play and line strength.
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Bama
Leroy Moorehead
George Hopke
Moorehead
Georgia
Pimadge Maples
Tennessee
Howé
Endsach
Alabama
Warmath
Hrdy
Tulane
Lawrence
Sewanee
Fenton
Oburn
Gandy
Burge
Mark
Gill
Mississippi
Stark
Florida
Tafor
Mississippi State West
Tessier
Throgmorton
Vanderbilt
Dildy
Ary
Waggoner
Kentucky
Upper Georgia
Bailey
Tenessee
Richardson
Lane
Dickson
Irkland
Davidson
McCullough
Laws
Lodh
Schroeder
Mitchell
J. Wilcox
Calhoun
Kent
Louisiana
Nelson
Georgia Tech
Jones
Ness
Brackett
Hutson
Mississi Wellford
Mosely
Micka
Griffith
Walker
Vaughn
Ons
Phipps
Auburn
Chase
Iida
Bryan
White
Mississipp
Henderson
Fatheree
Louisian Talley
Hughes
Joftin
Brown
Roberts
McAuly
Howard Ties Panthers In Dixie Conference Classic
Howard halfback Pete Estes scored on a late run to salvage a 7 to 7 tie against Southern in Birmingham in the 25th annual meeting. The Bulldogs preserved a perfect Dixie Conference record with the draw.
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Howard
Panthers
Birmingham
Ala
Pete Estes
Bulldogs
m-Southern
Pitt Dominates Carnegie Tech in 16 Point Victory
Pitt trounced Carnegie Tech before 42,000 fans to claim its sixteenth straight win. Izzy Weinstock scored twice in a swift offensive burst while Bob Hogan’s lone carry and a safety highlighted the Panthers rapid, hard hitting victory in the city title clincher.
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Panthers
Posos
Boltons triumph hinges on fourth period rally
In a high scoring clash Bolton plates three touchdowns in the final period to topple Ouachita. Key scorers include Milam Lipsey and Bolton with significant plays by Renwick Trimble and McHenry. Referees and crowd noted strong backfield work and late game interceptions shaping the result.
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Bears
Texada
Lions
Milner
Dag
Hh Milner
Bolton
Lipsey
Perwell
Corley
Simpson
Renwick
Johnson
Pos
Ouachita Neavll LE
Dewaeda
B. Trimble
Cannes CN Ae Mitchell OC
Various college football scores and results listed
Local and regional college games show Century 28 Loyola 12 and Tennessee 27 Kentucky 0. Other results include Furman 6 Clemson 0, Davidson 20 Wake Forest 13, North Carolina 14 Virginia 6, and Texas 10 Texas Tech 6 among numerous other matches with mixed outcomes.
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Loyola
Southwestern
Normal
Tulane
High School Tallulah
Maugham
Byrd
Fair Park
Jonesboro
Ruston
South Alabama
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Kentucky
Furman
Clemson
Davidson
Wake Forest
Virginia Military
Virginia Poly
North Carolina
Virginia
Citadel
Wofford
Centre
Chattanooga
Millsaps
Mississippi College
William and Mary
Richmond
Catawba
Lenoir Rhyne
Emory and Henry
King
Birmingham-Southern
Howard
Arkansas State
Arkansas Colege
College of Ozarks
Arkane Tech
Western Kentucky Teachers Transylvania
Newberry
South Georgia
New Jeans
Tennessee Tech
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Spa Hill
Bethel
Lambuth
Piedmont
Hiwasse
Murfreesbor
Union
Louiza Normal
Carson-Newman
Maryville
Kentucky Military Institute
Henderson State
Ouachita Hendrix
East Albright
Ursinus
Colgate
Brown
Franklin and Marshall
Ysburg T. St. John’s
John Hopkins
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Lebanon Valley
Penn
Staty College
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Davis and Elkins
St Lomas
Scranton, Pa
West Virginia
Washims and Jefferson
West Virginia Wesleyan
Marshall
St. Bonaventure
Ne Dame
Bluefield College
Cowes State
Midwest
Nebraska
Oregon St. Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma A
Oklahoma
Nebraska Wesleyan
Iowa Wesleyan
Park Tulsa
Arkansas
Washington University
Chadron Normal
Cahig
U. S. College of Empor
Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan
Bert Hays State
Warrensburg Mi
Tech
Missouri Valley
Illinois Wesleyan
South Dakota
Monmouth
Kré
Cornell College
Ey Tech
McPherson
Texas
Texas Tech
Simmons
Dar
Colgate Romps Brown 25 to 0 in Thanksgiving Classic
Colgate produced a dominant 25 to 0 victory over Brown in the 18th renewal of the Thanksgiving morning classic. Fritts scored twice, McDonough and Kern added touchdowns as Colgate hammering Brown with strong running and passing to seize control from the opening period.
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R. L
Jack Fritts
Ike Kern
New England
Bruins
Brown
Raiders
Wte
Fritts
Jim Patton
Colgate
Samuel
Bears
Ers
Col Fson Brown
Ttts
Midfeld
Soleau
Kern
Mary McDonough
Claire Anderson
McDonough
Tulsa Lecs Edge Hogs in Second Period Victory
Tulsa lecs overcame Arkansas for a 9 0 win after a solid second period showing. Dennis led a late push as Tulsa’s offense dominated the third quarter while Fayetteville struggled to respond. The game ended with Tulsa secure in the southwest conference race.
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Tulsa
Lecs
Hogs
Arkansas
Dennis
Parkers
Bexsons
University
Fayetteville
Ark
Razorbecks
Tom Murphy
Arkansanyé d
Six Nebraskans on all star eleven
Six Nebraskans, three Oklahomans and two Kansas State backfield aces headline the AP all star first eleven from the Big Six. The lineup includes three more Nebraskans on the second eleven, with no picks from Missouri or Iowa State. George Henry Sauer of Nebraska is captain of the first eleven.
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George Sauer
Kansas City
George Henry Sauer
Nebraska
Bob Dunlap
Oklahoma
Bernie Masterson
Dunlap
Longhorns and Aggies play 19 to 18 thriller in College Station
Texas Longhorns and Texas A. and M. Aggies closed the Southwest Conference football season with a dramatic 19 to 18 game at College Station. Two touchdowns two placement kicks and two field goals highlighted the contest before an estimated crowd around twenty thousand.
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Aggies
College Station
Texas
University of Texas Longhorns
Texas A. and
Goggle Gear Helps Brawley High Player Tom Sasaki
Tom Sasaki of Brawley high school in Los Angeles must wear thick lens goggles to play football. The eyewear contains lenses a quarter of an inch thick to restore normal vision and protect his eyes during games.
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Tom Sasaki
Brawley High School
Los Angeles
Tom
Mehre Offered Texas U. Head Coaching Job
Georgia coach Harry Mehre said he received a telegram offering him the Texas University head coaching post as Clyde Littlefield declines to remain. Mehre will discuss the offer on the return trip from Los Angeles after facing Southern California. Littlefield said the job’s price is not worth fighting to keep.
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Tucson
Ariz
Harry Mehre
University of Georgia
Los Angeles
Southern California
Trojans
University of Texas
Texas University
Mehre
Georgia
Austin
Texas
Clyde Littlefield
Littlefield
Longhorns
Maroon Freshmen Open 24-0 Victory Over Ole Miss
Mississippi State freshmen crushed Ole Miss freshmen 24 to 0 in State College. Stanley Day scored on a one yard plunge, added an extra point, and a field goal from 33 yards. Wielgosz blocked a punt, Farlow returned it for a TD, with Day adding another extra point.
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Weisenbaugh
O'Dell
Bob Hogan
Hogan
Big Bob
Bolton
Bears
Towo McHenry
Hita
Mills
Ouachita
Futty
Milner
Ipehon
State College
Miss
P—Miseiwippi State
Ole Miss
State
Stanley Day
Tne
Day
Wielgosz
Farlow
Government ends aid to repatriate US jobless workers
The Mexican government announced it will stop funding repatriation of unemployed Mexican workers from the United States. In the last 18 months several hundred thousand have been brought home at public expense.
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Mexico
D. F
United States
Tennessee Halves Rally Stuns Kentucky 27 0 in Homecoming
In Lexington Tennessee defeats Kentucky 27 to 0 before about 15 000 fans. Feathers and Vaughn spearhead the Volunteers attack with superb blocking and punting while Kentucky relies on reserve play late by Coach Gamage. Kentucky seniors Kreuter Bach Aldridge Davidson Ferdman sit out as Tennessee broadens its scoring with two first half touchdowns and a fourth period score.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Tennessee
Knoxville
Beattie Feathers
Volunteers
Ralph Kercheval
Feathers
Kercheval
Vaughn
Pounders
Ketcheval
Moses
Palmer
Peatty
Harry Gamage
Cassady
Parrish
Frye
Kreuter
Bach
Aldridge
Davidson
Ferdman
Bob Neyland
Tennessee Pos
Cress Frye
Erry
Wagner GS Okcis Ened
Catee LG
Darneby Maples Iscniteee
Crascowenacee
Jade Sanity
Schon
Ibis Seceneses
Eeeeeecess
Patt Warmath
Rupert Brackett
McClurg Petruzze
Ayers Feathers
Deidere Walker
Tennesee
Merk
Giddens
Frank
Dorsey
Peturzze
Quigley
St. Mary's
Maxwell
Ohio State
Wessling
Cincinnati
Wells
Michigan
Cornell Trips Penn In Aerial Finish For 20 to 12 Victory
Cornell outscored Pennsylvania 20 to 12 in a high scoring Thanksgiving classic. The Quakers failed to halt the aerial onslaught as Cornell built a decisive lead before a large crowd in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Herrington to Return for Egg Bowl Showdown
Mississippi State reports star quarterback Bobby Herrington will suit up for the season finale against Ole Miss in the wind up gridiron classic at University, Mississippi. Once sidelined by an injury in the Vanderbilt game, the triple threat backfield ace is being groomed for a late return amid strong expectations from Starkville.
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University
Miss
Bobby Herrington
Mississippi State
Maroon
University of Mississippi
Starkville
Herrington
State
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State Winds Up Practice for Ole Miss
Mississippi State football team finished its final practice at home then prepared to travel to Oxford to play Ole Miss on December 2. The light session aimed to keep players fit and injury free for the season finale with 30 players making the trip under coaches MacKechnie and Crane.
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Mississippi State
Ole Miss
State College
Miss
Oxford
MacKechnie
Crane
Tupelo
Pontotoc
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