Chuck Klein Tops All Rivals in Four Departments of Play
New York December 5 Charles H Klein the Cubs star outfielder and slugger led National League batting with .368 and topped four other play categories. He played every game for his club along with Bartell Waner Traynor and Suber. Frank Frisch managed the Cardinals and led a strong season in fielding and base running.
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Chuck Klein
Ktein
Ibs
Phillies
Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
Pin
Bob Fallis
Wally
Boston Braves
Joe Medof
Cardinals
Berger
Klein
Riggs Stephenson
Cubs
Tony Piet
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Wes Schulmerich
John L
Pepper) Martin
Floyd Vaughan
Pirates
Martin
Fallis
Vaughan
Dick Bartell
Paul Waner
Waner
Frankie Frisch
Bartel
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Gus Suber
Declare Transient Relief Centers Listed Across Louisiana
Washington announces four centers where federal relief services are set up for transients across Louisiana including Alexandria Baton Rouge Lake Charles Monroe New Orleans and Shreveport.
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Washington
Louisiana
Alexandria
Ton Rouge
Lake Charlies
Mon
New Orleans
Shreveport
Princeton Made Columbia Eleven What It Is Today
Princeton’s midseason overhaul transformed Columbia into a Rose Bowl contender after sweeping through the season undefeated. Coach Lou Little lauds sophomores and new blood, praising Montgomery Barabas and Tony Matal as key playmakers in a light blue and white, hard-tackling squad that beat Penn State and Navy and finished strong.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Princeton
Columbia Lions
Lou Little
Columbia
Stanford
Pasadena
Nassaue
Tiger
Tigers
Lions
Bill Nevel
Barabas
Ed Brominski
Cliff Montgomery
Ciampa
Larry Pinckney
Paul Jackel
Owen McDowell
Tony Matal
Penn State
Cornell
Navy
Rip” Miller
Pittsburgh
Little
Fred Berries
Lafayette
Colgate
Syracuse
Eels
Montgomery
Matal
Alabama defense fuels SEC title claim for 1930s team
Atlanta reports Alabama built a championship bid on stout defense under coach Frank Thomas. Mil lud Howell (Dixie) Howell led the offense with scoring runs and passing while averaging about 42 yards per kick. Six of nine opponents were shut out with two ties and two single TD games.
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Atlanta, Ga
Alabama
Millard (Dixie) Howell
Hartford
Ala
Howell
Dixie
Frank Thomas
Tom Hopke
B'Ho Kirkland
James Dildy
Fay Leach
Frank Moseley
Howard Chappell
Erskine Walker
Bill Joyce
Larry Hughes
Neville High boxing squad forms under Coach Brown
Neville High School opens boxing season as coach Percy Brown forms a large squad. Returning lettermen include George Manteris Milo Mattinson J B Mattinson Tommy Nicholson Tom King Ernest Pearce Rex Robertson Julian Reagan Derris Crews Irvin Causey Andrew Pappas Paul Dane and Shorty Green. Weighing in was the first item yesterday with regular training starting today and an extensive schedule planned with teams in Lake Charles Bol ton Beaumont Little Rock Baton Rouge Catholic Baton Rouge High Vicksburg Spring Hill Cotton Valley and Lake Providence. Matches may begin before Christmas with one bout possibly before the holidays.
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George Manteris
Milo Mattinson
J. B. Mattinson
Tommy Nicholson
Tom King
Ernest Pearce
Rex Robertson
Julian Reagan
Derris Crews
Irvin Causey
Andrew Pappas
Paul Dane
Brown
Lake Charles
Bolton
Beaumont
Little Rock
Catholic High
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge High
Vicksburg
Spring Hill
Cotton Valley
Lake Providence
Walker Stops Kennedy in Second Round in Newark Bout
Former middleweight champion Mickey Walker knocked out Les Kennedy in the second round of a scheduled 10 round fight in Newark New Jersey. The bout lasted 1 minute 29 seconds of the second round as Walker dominated after a close first round. Kennedy weighed 1981 2 pounds to Walker's 172 1 2.
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Newark
N. J
Mickey Walker
King
Les Kennedy
Oakland
Cal
Walker
Kennedy
Stanley Poreda
Jersey City
Rumson
Mickey
Lions Given Bid Over Nebraska in Rose Classic
Pasadena announces Columbia accepted the Rose Bowl bid to represent the East against Stanford. Masters, Stanford’s representative, said Columbia’s finish impressed the committee. Columbia will make its first Rose Bowl appearance after strong season play and high scoring, while Stanford seeks another classic showing.
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Nebraska
Pasadena
Calif
Columbia
Stanford
al Masters
New York
Masters
Rose
West
Princeton
Midwest
South
Notre Dame
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Army
Cardinal
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University of California At Los Angeles
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Northwestern
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Washington Huskies
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Trojans
University of Southern California
University of California
University of Montana
Lehigh
Virginia
Cornell
Navy
Lafayette
Syracuse
Southwestern Boxers Triumph Over New Orleans A C
Southwestern Louisiana Institute boxers won six of seven bouts against New Orleans Athletic Club in Lafayette. J Cestia and Manly both scored decisions, with several KOs and TKOs including first round finishes for Keller and O Hara. Only Baggio of New Orleans defeated Hoke in the 168 pound bout.
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Lafayette
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
New Orleans Athletic Club
J. Cestia
Capriotti
Manly
Kelley
B. Cestia
Soerollia
Snatic
Hennessey
Pessoa
O’hara
Mestayer
Morrill
Baggio
Hoke
Eddie Wolfe Beats Hughes In Slow Ten Round Fight
Eddie Wolfe of Memphis upset Frankie Hughes of Indianapolis by decision in a slow ten round bout in New Orleans. Wolfe weighed 149 pounds while Hughes weighed 144 3 4. Wolfe had won last week over Bade Flynn.
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Eddie Wolfe
Hughes
New Orleans
Memphis
Frankie Hughes
Indianapolis
Bade Flynn
Wolfe
Lund Harper Nets Third Hole-In-One at Muny Club
Professional Lund Harper carded his third hole in one Sunday on the No. 2 hole at the Municipal Golf Club. Playing in a foursome with R. B. Wof ford E. Klein and W. C. Johnson, Harper used a mashie from 109 yards over the lake to finish six feet from the cup. The ace helped him post a par 26 for the nine holes.
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Lund Harper
Municipal Golf Club
R. B. Wofford
E. Klein
W. C. Johnson
Harper
Muny Club
Ramblers Receive Noisy Welcome Back Home
Notre Dame Ramblers, finishing a dismal season with a win over Army, returned to a throng of 3000 students at Union Station in a rain drizzle. Guards controlled exits as Hunk Anderson and crew spoke and led a victory march through town. classes were dismissed.
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Ind
Notre Dame
Ramblers
Army
Rockne Raiders
California
Indiana
Northwestern
Heardy
Hunk” Anderson
New York
Jess Harper
Hunk
Southern California
Anderson
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Santa Clara and St Marys End Catholic Gridiron Ties
Santa Clara and St Marys College sever athletic relations after their 6 6 football tie drawing 57 000 fans. St Marys eyes an early 1935 game while Boston College is floated. four St Marys players named to Santa Claires all opponents eleven.
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St. Mary's College
University of Santa Clara
Santa Clara
James J. Lyons
Boston College
Harvard Stadium
E. P
Madigan
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Board of Athletic Control
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F. Caminus
Gilbert
Wilson
Nichelini
City Basketball League Plans Opening Night Meeting
The City Basketball League will meet tonight at 8 15 p m at the News Star World building. President J Paul Kemerer called the meeting to complete final plans for the league opening with Monday December 11 set as the opening date.
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City Basketball League
News- Star—World
J. Paul Kemerer
League
Waters to Meet Berry Thursday in Roosevelt Stadium
Red Berry and Teddy Waters are set for a best two of three falls wrestling match at Roosevelt stadium Thursday night after Berry clashed with Waters following Berry’s loss to Otto Ludwig last week. Promoter Guy Owen positions the show as a strong card with potential semi final contenders.
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Otto Ludwig
Ludwig
Teddy Waters
Berry
Waters
D. T. Milam
Guy Owen
Red
Teddy
Owen
Roosevelt Stadium
Panther
Braswell Wins President's Cup in Riverside Club Title
Morton Braswell defeated Joe Washburn 3 and 1 in 36 holes to capture the President's Cup at Riverside Country Club. After a rough start Braswell closed Washburn's early lead, rallied after 27 holes, and sealed the win with a strong finishing stretch and a 35 over the last nine holes.
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Morton Braswell
Joe Washburn
Riverside
Braswell
Bobby Oliver
Jack Rogers
LSU Starts Practice For Tilt With Tennessee
Baton Rouge La Dec 5 Sore and weary from a hard tie with Tulane LSU grid squad held light practice as they prepare for Saturday’s finale against Tennessee. Endurance is thin after the Wave clash with no major injuries aside from reserve lineman Osborne Helveston who will sit out with an arm injury.
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Baton Rouge
Tulane
Louisiana State University
Tennessee
Osborne Helveston
Tigers
Volunteers
Shaughnessy Sees Offense Have Edge In Modern Football
University of Chicago coach Clark Shaughnessy asserts the offense holds the edge under current rules if utilized fully. He criticizes overstandardized offenses and calls for more variety and originality rather than rule changes, noting about 50 plays exist but few formations. He also analyzes Notre Dame vs Army play and comments on Army’s blocked kick situation. The piece includes a brief note on Mr. Sington, a Birmingham native and former Alabama star, and his wedding plans with future Durham resident.
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Associated Press
New York
Clark Daniel Shaughnessy
University of Chicago
Shaughnessy
Warner
Rockne
Notre Dame
Army
Sington Weds Nancy Brown Napier in Atlanta
Freddie William Sington former All America tackle at Alabama and assistant coach at Duke married Nancy Brown Napier in a Peachtree Street Christian church ceremony attended by family. Betsy Turner sister of the bride and Weller Schillan served as witnesses with Schillan as best man. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Leonard Oscar Turner of Atlanta.
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Atlanta, Ga
Frederic William Sington
University of Alabama
Duke University
Nancy Brown Napier
Peachtree Street Christian Church
Betsy Turner
Weller Schillan
Atlanta
Fromerly
Birmingham
Leonard Oscar Turner
Chocolate Defends Junior Lightweight Title In Cleveland Bout
Cuban fighter Kid Chocolate retained his world junior lightweight title by a ten round decision over Frankie Wallace of Cleveland on the News Christmas fund boxing show. No knockdowns occurred and both boxers weighed 130 pounds.
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Kid Chocolate
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
News’ Christmas Fund
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