Babe Didrikson Ruled Ineligible by Amateur Union
New Orleans reports that Mildred Babe Didrikson, famed Texas athlete, is declared ineligible for amateur competition by the Southern A A U after allegedly sanctioning the use of her name and photograph in a car advertisement. The A A U telegram to Di Benedetto said the sanction violated amateur rules. Didrikson and her manager dispute the claim and threaten legal action against the auto company if the ruling stands. The agency Ruthrauff and Ryan Inc says it had a release and permission from Didrikson and her manager to use her image. The case centers on whether Didrikson authorized the ad and its endorsement of a 1933 Dodge model.
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New Orleans
U.P
L di Bennedetto
Southern
A. A. U. Registration Committee
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Texas
di Benedetto
Daniel J. Ferris
National
Didrikson
Henry McLemore
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Union
Louis di Benedetto
United Press
Miss Didrikson
Miss Didrickson
Dallas
Col. McCombs
Babe
Ferris
Mis Didrikson
Texas Wonder
Class squads clash at Brown stadium in intramural game
Oua chita junior college seniors coached by Ray Green Tom Witt and Ray mond Masling meet juniors led by James Stewart at Brown stadium at 12 15. Both teams include listed ends tackles guards centers and backs with captains M Larche and Bickham. Classes will be arranged so students may attend.
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Ouachita Junior College
Brown Stadium
Indians
Ray Green
Tom Witt
Raymond Masling
B. Turpin
Barham
Sapp
Buckner
Worley
W. Chambers
Eldridge
T. A. Breard
McKinney
Gilliland
Ammon
H. Hunt
Noble
Wenner
Holt
James “Chuck” Stewart
H. Norsworthy
Lieber
Lee
Wood
Kennedy
Hart
Kilpatrick
Taylor
Carr
Camors
Peters
Meyers
W. Stevenson
Bennett
Hightower
Whitfield
Bickham
M. Larche
Calvert
Pop Warner Returns East to Rally Temple Players
Glenn Scobey Warner 61, famed coach of Cornell Carlisle Pittsburgh Stanford, travels east from Stanford to meet former players in Pennsylvania. The idol of his old stars, Warner is celebrated for pioneering formations and tactics that reshaped college football.
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New York
Glenn Scobey
Warner
Stanford
Pop” Warner
Cornell
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Warner “Pop
Pigskin
Pitt
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Carlisle
Georgia
Pop
Temple
Pennsylvania
Temple Football Began At 1925 Start Under Warner
Temple University began intercollegiate football in 1925 and seeks top flight status with Glenn S. Warner known as Pop Warner guiding the program. Under Heinie Miller from 1917 to 1925 the team posted 50 victories, 15 defeats and eight ties, signaling rising prominence.
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Temple
Philadelphia
Temple University
Glenn S
Pop
Stanford
Henry J
Heinie) Miller
University of Pennsylvania
Warner
Tennessee Wins Southern Conference Title Under Dickinson System
Tennessee under Major Bob Neyland wins the Southern Conference championship per the Dickinson rating. Despite a tie with Alabama Poly, Tennessee ranks highest with a 134.50 rating, ahead of undefeated LSU and tied Alabama Poly and others in the final table announced by Prof Frank G. Dickinson.
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Champaign
Dickinson
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Alabama Poly
Louisiana State
Frank G. Dickinson
University of Illinois
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Flynn Wins First Pro Fight In New Orleans Debut
Eddie Flynn former Olympic and national amateur welterweight champion made his professional debut in New Orleans by knocking out Harry Wallace in the fourth round at the Coliseum. Flynn, a Loyola university dental student, weighed 154½ pounds and credited boxing to support his family and fund his dental career. He left with 144 amateur bouts and titles including the Olympic welterweight crown.
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New Orleans
Eddie Flynn
Harry “Kid” Wallace
New York
Wallace
Loyola University Dental
Eddie
Flynn
Coliseum
Loyola University
Baseball's jobless not diminishing at national meeting
At the National Association of Professional Leagues convention in Columbus the unemployed pool remains large. Only two deals occurred, with Hazelton signing two semi-pros in the New York Penn loop. Many clubs have closed or trimmed rosters, and owners gear to iron out disputes over a proposed salary limit.
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Columbus
National Association of Professional Leagues
Hazelton
New York-Penn Loop
Association
Gridiron conflicts ironed out at meet
Officials from Neville high school Ouachita high school and Ouachita Junior College met at the chamber of commerce to discuss tentative 1933 football schedules. They agreed Ouachita Junior College will play Friday afternoons with Ouachita and Neville alternating on Friday nights and to avoid conflicts on Armistice Day and Thanksgiving.
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Ouachita Junior College
Chamber of Commerce
S. H. McClary
Charles E. Kenney
Percy Brown
Neville High School
Jack Hayes
Ben Rush
Ouachita Parish High School
C. C. Calvert
Paul Kemerer
Ouachita and
Neville High
Neville
Twin Cities
Oliver Wins President's Cup at Riverside Club
Bobby Oliver, a 12 year old from Monroe, defeated Joe Washburn 5 and 4 in a 36 hole final to win the President's Cup at Riverside Country Club. The young golfer led four up after 18 holes and never relinquished the advantage while overcoming several of the club’s top players. The Cup is presented by C C Boardman, Riverside club president.
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Bobby Oliver
Monroe
Riverside Country Club
Young Oliver
Joe Washburn
Bobby
Oliver
el Dorado
C. C. Boardman
Riverside Club
Sophomores Shine Across Southern Football Banks
Southern conference coaches note strong sophomore talent after senior losses. Standouts include Tulane’s John McDaniel and Ted Cox’s crew, Alabama’s Millard Howell, Vanderbilt’s Gandy and Hutson, Georgia Tech’s Norris Dean, and multiple stars from Georgia, Auburn, South Carolina, LSU, Duke, and Tennessee ready to fill backfield and end roles next fall.
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Atlanta
Don Zimmerman
John Seaside
Tulane
Jimmy Hitchcock
Auburn
John Cain
Alabama
Dixie Roberts
Pete Gracy
Charles Leyendecker
Vanderbilt
Bill Grims
Howard Neblett
Georgia Tech
Lowell Mason
Duke
van Rayburn
Tennessee
Ted Cox
John McDaniel
Robert Tessier
Joe Loftin
Millard Howell
Frank Thomas
Cain
Hutson
Gandy
Virginia Military Institute
Meridith Ulrich
Bill Laval
South Carolina
South
Harold Mauney
Gamecocks
Maryland
Earl Widmyer
Ray Rex
North Carolina
Biff Jones
George Bowman
Sidney Bowman
Baton Rouge
Murray Warmath
Charles Vaughn
Albert Middleton
Benny Fenton
Porter Grant
Woodward
Clemson
Jess Neely
Independents Plan Return Engagement
Ferriday prepares for a Sunday rematch with the Natchez Iron Men after a charity game here raised funds for local underprivileged children. Manager Pat Price and Captain Joe Holliday led a Monday workout as fans praised blocking tackling and ball carrying on the muddy field. The Natchez game will be at 3 o clock at Duncan Park in Natchez with a large Ferriday turnout expected.
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Ferriday
Natchez
Duncan Park
Strangler Lewis Faces Altered Stand as Garden Fight Breaks Out
In Madison Square Garden a staged wrestling bout erupts into chaos when Ed Strangler Lewis argues with Ray Steele after a foul ruling. Promoter Jacques Curley is involved as Marvin clashes with security and workmen clear the arena amid a crowd of 10 000 spectators who pelt combatants with improvised missiles.
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New York
Strangler) Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Strangler
John Evko
Evko
Steele
Eddie Forbes
Lewis
Forbes
Jim Marvin
Unti
Jacques Curley
Curley
Marvin
Tallulah Trojans boast stout front wall against La Grange
Tallulah prep football report highlights a strong line and versatile backs. Starters Towne Evans Scurrin Massey Wade lead a 160 pound front, with Clements Sistrunk Tucker Holloway Gandy Boswell Craig among key blockers and ends.
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Tallulah
Trojan
Madison
Billy Towne
Columbia
Towne
Floyd Evans
Sam Scurrin
Evans
Fred Massey
James Wade
Lewis Clements
Cox Stops Kid Lewis in Cincinnati Bout
Tracy Cox of Indianapolis KOed Kid Lewis of Chicago in Cincinnati to win a boxing match. The bout ended in the 2nd round as Cox delivered a finishing blow to secure victory.
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Cincinnati
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Kid Lewis
Chicago
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Glenn S. Warner
VOLS
Barrett
Loyola Dental
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Ray Steele
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Dixie Stars
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