Loyola Represented On Mythical Eleven In All Star Pick
Loyola of New Orleans lands one on the Associated Press all star eleven as Mercer dominates with three selections. Centenary and Furman place two players each, while Millaps Chattanooga The Citadel and Loyola claim one apiece among the first and reserve teams.
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All-Star Association
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Citadel
Loyola of New Orleans
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Wood
Olsson
Mercer
Dorn
Tynes
Millsaps
Nardo
Chattanmooga
Smith
Jennings
Lopez
Loyola
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Murff
Copeland
Presbyterian
Reno
Mississippi College
Edwards
Stevens
West Kentucky
Waters
Sperry
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Hitt
Walden
Cimperman
Davis
Johnson
Louisiana Tech
Adair
Love
Urban
Jackson
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McKenzie
Murray
Ames
Pierce
Trommerhauser
Jones
Monroe
Booker
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Rollins
Hutt
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Newberry
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Carrier
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Seward
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Anders
Army Crushes Navy to Cap Sasse’s West Point Era
Army defeated Navy by three touchdowns in a decisive victory at Franklin Field, closing Major Ralph Irvine Sasse’s three year West Point regime. Dick King returned from injury to bolster defense, while Vidal Buckler and Buckler led a strong backfield as Army outgained Navy and renewed old rivalries. Key losses include Summerfelt Armstrong and Lincoln.
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Dick King
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Bull Clark
Gordon Chung-Hoon
Vidal
Jack Buckler
Ferriday Triumphs Over Natchez In Charity Grid Tilt
Ferriday and Natchez rivals met in a charity football game won by Ferriday 12 to 0. Ferriday’s Hugh Bateman and J C Tarver scored on Hannay passes from Joe Holliday, as Natchez managed five first downs to Ferriday’s nine. A return game will be held in Natchez for a children’s Christmas tree fund drive.
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Dude” Tarver
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Murphy
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Tarfar Cross
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Fraternity Grid Battle Ends in Scoreless Tie at Forsythe Park
Delta Sigma and Phi Kappa battled to a 0–0 tie in a charity football game at Forsythe Park. Delta Sigma showed more first downs and threatened near the goal early and late, led by Royce Johnson with several long runs, while Phi Kappa’s Fletcher Ashcraft sparked its offense. Spectators viewed a defensive low‑scoring contest as both sides held firm in the closing minutes.
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Garrison
Jones
East Carroll Panthers Rout Forest in Grand Final 33-0
Lake Providence scene saw East Carroll led by Benton Bradley Russell and Muir overpower Forest 33 to 0 in the season finale. George Newman added a 50 yard interception return for a touchdown while Leo Bradley opened with a 70 yard kickoff return. Coach Bailey’s line and backfield combined for a dominant performance as Panthers wrap up a solid season.
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Ardath Howard
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Tey Uae Results From New York-Boston To Chicago Games
Results list several matchups with scores including Brooklyn 0 over New York-Boston 7 and Chicago Bears defeating Chicago Giants 6. It notes St Louis Cardinals 20 over St Louis Battery A 7 and other city matchups. It adds that eight of seventeen University of Idaho basketball candidates are veterans with prior athletic letters.
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Chicago Cardinals
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Manhattan
All Stars
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Oklahoma Indians
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University of Idaho
Trojans Set for Two Tough Tests Against Notre Dame and Pittsburgh
New York Dec 5 Through Notre Dame and Pittsburgh ties Southern California's route to the national title. Notre Dame at Los Angeles this Saturday and Pittsburgh in the Rose Bowl January 2 present a thorny path for Howard Jones' Trojans who seek to defend the throne. The Ramblers and Trojans meet in a single outstanding game this week as Michigan and Colgate loom as potential challengers.
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Howard Jones
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Melinkovich
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Sheeketski
Jaskwhich
Murphy
Kurth
Krause
Harris
Greeney
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Ohio State
Rambler
Chocolate Battles Loom At Madison Square Garden Friday
Kid Chocolate defends world featherweight title at Madison Square Garden on Friday night against Fidel Labarba of Los Angeles. The card also features King Levinsky versus Primo Carnera in Chicago and Mickey Walker’s return in Los Angeles.
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Kid Chocolate
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Madison Square Garden
Reed
Fidel Labarba
Los Angeles
Chicago
King Levinsky
Primo Carnera
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Max Schmeling
Arthur Kekuh
Teddy Verosz
Pittsburgh
Paulie Walker
Trenton
Rae
Detroit
Century of Progress gridiron matchups eyed for Chicago
Three marquee college games may move to Soldier Field in 1933 as part of the Century of Progress exposition. Stanford faces Northwestern, Southern California meets Notre Dame, and Dartmouth plays Chicago in a bid to draw crowds and showcase football during the event.
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Soldier Field
Chicago
Stanford-Northwestern
Southern California
Notre Dame
Dartmouth-Chicago
Worrying Yankee Bullpen Prospect Devens Faces Farm Trade
Today's Sports Parade humorously weighs Joe McCarthy's concern over Charles Devens Harvard 30, a Yankee rookie with a costly college pedigree. The piece jokes about sending him to the minors, the contract clause keeping him on the roster, and the social boost he brings to the club amid questions of development.
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Yankee
Red Sox
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Will Devens
Yankees
Charles
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Hitchcock Leaves Auburn Grid for 1933 Season
Auburn notes Jimmy Hitchcock captain and All America halfback has ended his college football career. Coach Wynne will rely on substitutes and returning backs including Kimbrell Rogers Dupree Talley Williams and Whitten as the Plainsmen prepare for 1933 with a largely senior roster and several sophomore prospects.
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Ala
Jimmy Hitchcock
Chet Wynne
Parker
Brown
Grant
Sean
Prim
Miller
Arthur
Jones
Wood
Johnson
Hitchcock
Casey Kimbrell
Allen Rogers
Dupree
Talley
Wynne
Aman
Benny Fenton
Jack Kemp
McCollum
Chambless
Holmes
Plainsmen
Williams
Kimbrell
Phipps
Rogers
Harry Whitten
Salary limit fight looms at minor league meeting
Columbus, Dec 5. A fight over fixing salary limits for minor league players grows as the 31st annual convention of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues enters its second day. A joint session of class AA leagues will discuss the proposed limit along with other recommendations including reduced player limits and elimination of radio broadcasts. The International League meets this morning amid questions awaiting action.
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Columbus, CO
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
International
American Association
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast Group
International League
Aoe Et Tm
Hawarden Home Currency Spread Across Towns
Hawarden Ia December 5. Hawarden’s home made fiat money has proven successful with 60 donations from 60 towns seeking a sample. Eight weeks earlier 300 one dollar trading certificates were printed and used to pay workers. Receipts bore a 3 cent tax stamp and 36 stamps enabled redemption by the city. The city kept the dollar and stamp revenue. Officials eye wider use nationwide.
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Hawarden
U.P
Reynolds Still Under Observation After Neighborhood Shooting
Reynolds 35 remains under observation at a Shreveport hospital after a Saturday fight in which he was slashed and shot during clashes with members of three local families. Frank Denman 38 of Claiborne parish is in custody awaiting the injury outcome.
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Shreveport
Lloyd Reynolds
Homer
Frank Denman
Claiborne Parish
Reynolds
Indoor polo swoops into Tulsa drawing sports fans
A new indoor polo attraction bids for Tulsa Oklahoma sports fans as organizers highlight fast action, arena play, and potential cross promotion with local venues and teams to boost spectator appeal.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tallulah to host class B Louisiana football title game
John G. Dutton announced Tallulah high school will host the class B state final between Tallulah and LaGrange high school of Lake Charles next Friday. Crowds are expected as Fair Grounds stadium is upgraded with extra seating and plans for a parade. Rayville and Mangham also play Friday with talks to move to Thursday. TallulahTrojans have scored 300 plus points this season and beat Mooringsport to win the northern title.
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John G. Dutton
Tallulah High School
Louisiana
LaGrange High School
Lake Charles
Madison
Rayville
Mangham
Mr. Phillips
LaGrange «Leven
Amite
al Ratcliff
Louisiana College
Trojans
Mooringsport
Monroe
Feath ers and Cain Lead Southern Conference Scorers
Beattie Feathers of Tennessee and John Harry Cain of Alabama finish tied for the Southern Conference scoring lead with 72 points. Zimmerman of Tulane sits third with 70, followed by Jimmy Hitchcock of Auburn. Feathers and Cain both played ten and nine games respectively, with Feathers scoring twice in Florida games last weekend.
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Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
John “Harry” Cain
Alabama
Cain
Don Zimmerman
Tulane
Louisiana State
Zimmerman
Jimmy Hitchcock
Auburn
Hitchcock
South Carolina
Feathers
Florida
All on a Seal Chicago II Seals Fuel a Car Road Light
Dr Gustav Egloff debunks a claimed ordinary Pribiloff seal that supposedly powers cars and engines. He notes the seal's oil composition includes anti knock gasoline asphalt oil illuminating gas and water. He warns against relying on future gasoline from seals and suggests other sources like trees and cottonseed oil.
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Chicago
Gustav Egloff
Egloff
Gloomy Glen Thistlethwaite Takes Carroll to Promising Second
Wisconsin coach Thistlethwaite led Carroll College in his first year from cellar to a close second in the state conference, narrowly losing to champion Ripon 1 touchdown.
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Glen” Thistlethwaite
Wisconsin
Carroll College
Ripon
South Carolina ties Auburn in heated southern grid title debate
The 1932 southern football race remains unsettled as Tennessee Auburn and Louisiana State fans clash over who deserves the championship. A 20 to 20 draw between South Carolina and Auburn boosts the dispute as LSU stays undefeated in conference play despite two losses outside. Alabama crushed St Marys 6 to 0 while Tulsa upset Mississippi 26 to 0 and Loyola fell to Detroit 21 to 12.
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Auburn
Louisiana State
South Carolina
Plainsmen
Gamecocks
Alabama
St. Mary's
John “Harry” Cain
Mississippi
Tulsa University
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Detroit
Florida
Georgia Tech
Tulane
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Centenary
Arkansas
Stagg to Leave Chicago Football Post, Metcalf Named Successor
Amos Alonzo Stagg will not be reappointed head football coach at the University of Chicago. Iowa State athletic director T. N. Metcalf, who will assume a similar post at Chicago next fall, said a successor might be named by February after talks in Chicago with Big Ten officials.
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Iowa
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Midway
University of Chicago
T. N. Metcalf
Iowa State
Stagg
Chicago
Big Ten
Metcalf
Tetterine Relief for Athlete’s Foot and Skin Troubles
A Savannah Savannah Ga advertisement promotes Tetterine as a lasting remedy for athlete’s foot ringworm eczema and other parasitic skin troubles. The colored ointment claims to destroy parasites and soothe irritation with antiseptic cooling effects and is sold by druggists for 60 cents a box. Shuptrine Co. Dept. C Savannah Ga.
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Savannah
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