Sugar Bowl Clash Set Tulane to Host Temple
Tulane and Temple were selected to meet in the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day by the Mid-Winter Sports Association. Temple is unbeaten with two 7-7 and 0-0 ties. Tulane, co champ of the Southeastern Conference, has one loss to Colgate. The game will feature coaches Ted Cox and Glenn Warner, with Tulane earning hosting status and gate receipts split, as Tulane prepares after its LSU win and Temple after a seven-win run.
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Ed DeSobry
Associated Press
New Orleans
Tulane
Temple
Mid-Winter Sports Association
Indiana
Bucknell
Alabama
Colgate
Pasadena
Huey Long
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Greenies
Chattanooga
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Kentucky
Sewanee
Texas A
West Virginia
Marquette
Holy Cross
Carnegie Teach
Villanova
Ted Cox
Minnesota
Glenn “Pop” Warner
Haskell
Stanford
Cox
Bernie Bierman
Lester Lautenschlaeger
Monk” Simons
Warner
Jim Thorpe
Ernie Nevers
Dave Smukler
Philadelphia
A. H. Armstrong
Armstrong
Louis Robertshaw Chosen 1935 Navy Football Captain
Midshipman Louis B. Robertshaw of Haverford Pennsylvania was named captain of the Naval Academy football team for 1935. He plays varsity center. Midshipman J C Shaw of Merrill Wisconsin was elected team manager, succeeding Harold W. McDonald of Wetumpka Alabama.
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Annapolis
Louis B. Robertshaw
Haverford
Naval Academy
J. C. Shaw
Merrill
Wis
Harold W. McDonald
Wetumpka
Ala
Robertshaw
Giraldi to Meet George Cochrane in Semi Final at Roosevelt Stadium
Justin Giraldi the 205 pound Italian wrestler will face George Cochrane in the semi final of the weekly mat show at Roosevelt stadium Wednesday night The card features Nick Elitch and Ivan Vakturoff in the main event Bruscato expects a capacity crowd with more than 100 fans already requesting tickets Police protection is planned at ringside Art Mondt will referee the main event and attend as guest promoter circumspection noted about seat limits
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Justin Giraldi
George Cochrane
Seattle
Roosevelt Stadium
Charlie Bruscato
Nick Elitch
Ivan Vakturoff
Giraldi
United States
Gino Garibaldi
George Calza
Renato Gardina
Mussolini
Bruscato
Cochrane
Blitch
Art Mondt
Beaumont
Mondt
Toots Mondt
Alabama Coach Frank Thomas Builds a Rose Bowl Team
Four years after taking Alabama’s helm, Frank Thomas and line coach Henry Crisp forged a disciplined, cohesive staff including Harold Drew John Cain and J B Whitworth. The staff emphasizes teamwork as they pursue a Rose Bowl bid against Stanford, drawing on Thomas’s Notre Dame roots and Chattanooga titles.
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T. M. Davenport
Associated Press
University
Ala
University of Alabama
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Wallace Wade
Thomas
Wade
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Henry (Henk) Crisp
Crisp
Crimson Tides
Harold
Red) Drew
Chattanooga
John
Harry) Cain
J. B. Whitworth
Atlantic
Drew
Whitworth
Cains
Stanford
Indians
Georgia
Rockne
Harry Mehre
Yale Retains Entire Coaching Staff for 1935
NEW HAVEN Conn Dec 4 Yale announced reappointment of head coach Raymond W Ducky Pend and the entire football staff for 1935 in a brief statement. The move follows Yale 7 0 victory over Princeton that ended the Tigers unbeaten status and reflected a calmer aftershock from the 1933 season shakeup.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
O. K
Raymond W
Ducky
Pond
Eli
Blue
Princeton
Tigers
Winners Of Contest To Be Published Tomorrow
Winners of the last football guess-em contest will be announced tomorrow morning. A large number of entries arrived last week and the sports editor, at Baton Rouge for the Tulane LSA festivities, could not check them all Monday.
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Tulane
Neville Starts Boxing Workouts at Neville High
Neville High opens boxing practice under Coach Percy Brown with 530 prospects, nine district champions present. Returning stars include Tom King, Ernest Pierce, Tommy Nicholson, Milo Mattinson, and others. several former champions have left for college. First meet is December 21 against Bolton high school at Neville gym. future bouts may include Baton Rouge Catholic and Haynesville or Homer high schools.
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Percy Brown
Neville High School
Tigers
Neville
Tom King
North Louisiana
Ernest Pierce
Tommy Nicholson
Milo Mattinson
Bengals
George Manteris
Mittman
Julian Reagan
Irvan Causey
Manteris
Tulane University
Causey
Louisiana Tech
Tiyers
Walter Brady
Fred Green
Brady
Green
Brown
Neville Mittmen
Maniel Cannon
Warren Wilkerson
King
Shorty
Earle
Bobby George
Billy Clements
Patty “Little’ Brady
Vaughan Payne
Reagan
Bolton High School
Bolton
Bears
Neville Gym
Baton Rouge
Catholic High of
Haynesville
Homer
Menard Withdraws From South Louisiana Playoff
Menard Memorial High School disbanded affecting its chance to enter the South Louisiana class B high school football championship playoff scheduled Tuesday. Cathedral high of Lafayette, Vinton and Glenmora were also nominated for the playoff. Menard had been defeated by Cathedral.
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Alexandria
Cyril
Menard Memorial
C. B. Turner
Baton Rouge
Louisiana High School Athletic Association
Menard
Cathedral High
Lafayette
Vinton
Glenmora
Menne
Cathedral
Gridiron Deaths Continue Slump From 1931 Peak
The Associated Press survey shows 26 football related deaths this fall, down from 50 in 1931 and 36 last year, with 16 high school and 6 sandlot cases among the fatalities. Names, ages, and schools of the deceased are listed, including a prisoner fatality at Connecticut state prison.
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Associated Press
New York
Dick Sheridan
West Point End
America
Floyd R. Easterwood
New York University
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing
John Daviduke
Connecticut
Hartford
John Speers
Arlington
Mass
Troeliger
Lawrence
Arnold College
Newhaven
Conn
Davis
Willard
Leeds
Ala
H. S
Dickerson
Charles, Jr
Hugoton
Kan
Eddins
Lemon
Charles
Union H
Phoenix
Ariz
McGee
Paul
Groveton
Texas
H.S
Mooney
Woodrow
Waverly
Morris
Jack
Anadarko
Okla
Rhoades
Wilbur
Staunton
Sandlot
Ball
Robert
Stratford
Stansbury
Wesley
Washington
D. C
Brown
Williams
Salamanca
N. Y
A. C
Daviduke
John
Breaks Ease Stanford Coach Thornhill’s Coast Win
In a California game the Stanford reserves shined after key players Moscrip Grayson and replacements left the field. Stan Anderson Todd Keith Topping and Schott contributed as Stanford claimed the Coast title with resilient blocking and a decisive field goal.
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Stanford
Cal
Tiny Thornhill
Thornhill
California
Monk Moscrip
Bobby Grayson
Grayson
Pacific Coast
Stan Anderson
Calkins
Todd
Stanfords
Moscrip
Keith Topping
Schott
Jackson Dogs Capture Honors In Field Trial
Lad's Happy Jake owned by J C Hay and trained by Sidney Bufkin of Jackson won in the puppy stake at the central Mississippi field trials in Jackson. Mansdale Sea view Rex owned and handled by C B Roper took derby top honors, with Roper's Little Schoolboy and Egyptian Nanette finishing next. Spunky's John placed second in the derby, Shore's Larry Jack took third, as all-age stake entries grow for Tuesday’s 8 a.m. start at Mansdale plantation Madison County.
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Jackson
Miss
Happy Jake
J. C. Hay
Sidney Bufkin
Central Mississippi
Mansdale
Seaview
Shore
Larry Jack
J. D. Ready
Madison County
Indians seek sunshine for New Year classic against Alabama
The piece notes Moscrip Grayson and Topping likely to play in the New Year’s Day classic versus Alabama while Tiny Thornhill hopes for dry weather. It conveys anticipation and crowd spirit as fans hail the best team in the country and the Indians prepare for a high profile showdown.
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Minnesota
Moscrip
Grayson
Topping
Alabama
Tiny Thornhill
Alabama Begins Rose Bowl Drill In Heavy Practice
Alabama starts actual Rose Bowl preparation with a light signal drill at Denny Stadium. Coach Frank Thomas says more drills are planned and notes Roy White has been tagged for scrimmage use. Millard Dixie Howell is shot for close-ups as the Tide builds to Pasadena on New Year’s Day.
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University
Ala
Alabama
Red Regiment
Stanford
Denny Stadium
Frank Thomas
Roy White
Bobby Grayson
Crimson Tide
Pasadena
Millard Dixie
Howell
State Prison Skull Fracture Incident Details
An incident at a state prison involved Joseph Herder Jr., 18, of East Hempstead, L. 1, sustaining a skull fracture. Police and prison officials reported the injury and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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State Prison
Herder, Joseph, Jr
East Hempstead
Southern Coaches Meet In Knoxville Friday
More than 100 southern football coaches gather in Knoxville for the annual Southeastern Conference coaches meeting and the Southern District of the American Football Coaches Association. The program includes Frank Thomas of Alabama Col Paul Parker UT athletic director and S L Robinson of Mississippi College on the committee. Business ends Saturday noon so coaches can attend the LSU Tennessee game.
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Thomas
Harold Drew
Alabama
Knoxville
Southern
Tenn
Southeastern Conference
American Football Coaches Association
Frank Thomas
Col. Paul Parker
University of Tennessee
S. L. Robinson
Mississppi College
L. S. U.-Tennessee
Notre Dame Prefers Irish Nickname Over Ramblers
In South Bend on December 4, Notre Dame officials state they favor calling the football eleven the Irish or Fighting Irish and oppose the Ramblers nickname. The Ramblers tag arose from the team’s long annual trips and school authorities have long discouraged it.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Ramblers
Choudrant to Meet Waterproof for Northeast Louisiana Title
Choudrant Aggies advance to face Waterproof at Tallulah for the northeast Louisiana title after a committee ruled no eligibility violations. Kickoff set for 2:30 pm with an expected 2,000 spectators as Waterproof aims to upset the Tigers and keep its undefeated season intact.
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Choudrant Aggies
Tallulah
Northeast Louisieana
Tallulah-Delhi
Aggies
William Pipes
State Athletic Association
Trojans
Bears
Arcadia High School
Northwest Louisiana
North Louisiana
Statham Crosby
Harmon
J. B. Shelton
Harry Goldman
Willam Hunter
Hal Willis
Tigers
Wiggins
C. Goldman
Kytes
Bennett
Pries
Shelton
Butts
Lancaster
Fife
Tiger
Wrestling Results Show Londos Smith Bout In One Fall
In Chicago Jim Londos 283 of Greece defeated Jack Smith 210 of Chicago in one fall. In New York Maurice La Capelle 178 of France defeated Jackie Brown 179 of New York in one fall. In Wilmington Jim Brown ing 235 of Verona Mo defeated Emil Dusek 208 of Omaha Neb in one fall.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jim Londos
Greece
Jack Smith
New York
Maurice la Capelle
France
Jackie Brown
Wilmington
Del
Jim Browning
Verona
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Neb
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