Carnera Baer Title Bout Prospects Loom for June
Heavyweight champion Primo Carnera arrives from Italy next week with Max Baer due in New York early next month. A Garden title defense talks up a June bout as Baer weighs civil suits and movie work, while Dempsey remains tied to Garden plans and potential Loughran Schmeling clashes stir January gossip.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Primo Carnera
Italy
Max Baer
California
Carnera
Paulina Uzcudun
Romie
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Baer
Motion Picture Activities 3
Jack Dempsey
Garden
The
Dern
Cay
Tex Rickard
Dem
Tony Loughran
Dempsey
Dempsex
Loughran
Schmeling
At- City
Demptrie
Fuiry Loughran
Ray Impellittiere
Littlefield Resigns as Texas Football Coach
Clyde Littlefield relinquished his post as head football coach at the University of Texas after seven seasons in which the Longhorns won two Southwest Conference titles and were runner up twice. He asked to be relieved under present circumstances while remaining track coach, with his track squads having seven Southwest Conference titles. The athletic council recommended renewing his contract for 1934-35, but no successor was named.
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Austin
Tex
Clyde Littlefield
University of Texas
Longhorns
University Athletic Council
Littlefield
Univer
Texas A
Lehieh
Dartmouth
Texas
Kentisky
Boston Dnive
Dakota State
North Caroling
Auburn
Rice
Yale
New York University
Notre Dame
Indiana
Purdue
Mipourh
Wisconsin
Middle West
Ceil
Han ¢ Sit
Reesie Root
M Vin Steverms
Tie Res
Anehy
Hoevared
Princeton
Primeaten
Brety
Fritz Crisier
Teimoh
Kentucky
Harry Gamage
John J. McFwan
Army
Holy Cross
Chet Wyone
Elmer Lawden
Duquesne
M. Meersen Bell
Homer Norton
Centenary
Carolina
Charles
Chuck) Collins
University of Calfornia
Los Angeles
Bil Spaulding
Murphy Wins Houston Post Trophy for SW Conference MVP
Tom Murphy of Batesville Arkansas is named the Southwest Conference's most valuable player at the annual A association football party in Houston. The Arkansas Razorbacks quarterback receives the award from Lloyd Gregory as Coach Fred Thomsen praises his player and manhood, with Murphy crediting Thomsen as his big brother.
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Houston
Tex
Tom Murphy
Batesville
Ark
Houston Post
Murphy
Fred Thomson
Arkansas Razorbacks
Lloyd Gregory
Fred Thomsen
Thomsen
Brother
Attendance at Football Games Shows Increase
AP gathers nationwide 1933 college football attendance up 13 percent from 1932, rebounding about half the 1931-32 losses. Lower ticket prices aided the upswing, with popular support exceeding prior hopes after two downturns. Eastern NFL clubs report continued activity.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Head hunting on for grid bosses in many schools
Coaching heads have begun to drop as colleges clean house after a disastrous 1933 campaign. The Associated Press reports a high mortality rate for coaches, with institutions ready to replace leaders despite widespread calls for accountability.
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Associated Press
New York
Attendance trends haunt college football coaching shakeups
The article surveys attendance shifts across 46 institutions, noting widespread declines and only a few gains. It highlights Notre Dame leading the West with 475,000 attendance, lists major coaching changes at Texas A and M, Dartmouth, Kentucky and others, and cites rumors of staff overhauls at Cal, Yale, and NYU as the season nears its end.
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Ford- St. Marys
Santa Clara
TARAS
Osis
Iyat
Kash
Nebraska
Kansas
Denver
Bookworms to decide all Southern eleven players
Atlanta news notes the selection process for the all Southern football eleven will include scholastic averages. Fifteen sports writers will judge based on weight, experience, versatility and academics, with emphasis on A grades for berth. Bob Bloodworth comments on brains alongside football talent.
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Atlanta
Florida
Texas
Allstar
Bob Bloodworth
Biloxi
Miss
Sports Writers Committee
Chadwick High Butts In For Self-Admission Basketball Fund
Chadwick high school players vote to pay their own admission to watch a Chadwick game. Twenty two team members including varsity will buy tickets at the window to raise funds held in a closed bank to tide the team over.
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Chadwick
Hum
Chadwick High School
Ineligible Players Spark Ouachita High Net Club Meeting
At Ouachita parish high school tennis club, Marie Taylor and June Moffett were ruled ineligible due to a requirement of a year or more enrollment. The meeting featured talks on Life History of Bill Tilden and History of Tennis. A December 20 program will include Helen Wills Moody life and value of high school tennis.
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Ouachita Parish
Marie Taylor
June Moffett
Misses Taylor
Moffett
Neville
Fred Workman
Jane Boyd
Workman
Bill Tilden
Miss Boyd
Helen Wills Moody
Jean Scholars
James Crotwell
Mississippi
Ouachita
Ruston
Brown Defeats Jackson by Ten in Hard Fought Game
The Brown Safety Firsts beat Jackson Miss Suico 49 to 37 after trailing early. Jackson led 13-8 midway first half, then Brown pulled ahead to 34-24 at halftime and stretched the margin late in the second half.
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Brown
Jackson
Brown Mill
Suico
Jackson, Miss
Jackson Club
Brownies
Local basketball game notes highlight high scorer and upcoming match
Hay EYE leads with 14 points while Lawson and Pillilings contribute, Holt adds nine. The Trwnies face Elat Oder of Tullos at Brown vym with Moody Johns coaching the squad amid a large Urania and Tadlos crowd.
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Hay Eye
Dan Ed Pes
Lawson
Pilliligs
Holt
Elat
Tullos
Brown Vym
Moody Johns
Feance Chicese Cane Star
Urania
Tadlos
Taalock
Steve Jackson
Ewwell
Roig
Dion
Piaencd
Atat
Tak
Sapeun
Swer
Petaly Cosa Boda Peaces li
Brown Ka FT PF Parkips F Sahel
Brees
Hulte Af
Osoas Tees Beggega
Cart Tiger
Arias
Goodman Seeks Biltmore Title in Miami Open
Johnny Goodman, Omaha amateur and former national open champion, enters the three day Biltmore Open in Miami with a $2,500 prize and a field of about 150 pros and amateurs. He faces defending champion Shute and a roster of former champions including Sarazen Armour Farrell Burke Kirkwood MacFarlane.
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Miami
Fla
Nations
Dolfers
Johnny Goodrati
Chicago
Omaha
Gene Sarazen
Gandmar
Willie MacFarlane
Tommy Armour
Johnny Farrell
Billy Burke
Shute
Sarazen
Armour
Joe Kirkwood
Goodman
Bob Coleman Named Manager of St. Paul Club
St. Paul selection of Bob Coleman as manager for the St. Paul American Association baseball club next season was announced by President R. J. Connery. Coleman had managed the Beaumont club in the Texas league for the past two years.
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Bob Coleman
St. Paul
St, Paul
Beaumont
Texas League
American Association
R. J. Connery
Army Mentors Clash Saturday in Baton Rouge
The Tennessee Vols face undefeated LSU Tigers in a key clash that doubles as a meeting of two top Army coaches. Major Bob Neyland leads Tennessee with a near spotless eight year record, while Captain Lawrence Jones at LSU has revitalized the Tigers since taking over two years ago.
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Baton Rouge
Tennessee Vols
Louisiana State Tigers
Southland
Army
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Lawrence (Biff) Jones
Neyland
Vols
Jones
West Point
Louisiana State
Tennessee Tigers Face LSU In Rainy Eve Kickoff At Baton Rouge
The Tennessee Volunteers meet LSU at Baton Rouge Saturday in a punting duel with Beattie Feathers and Abe Mickal expected to star. Feathers has top punting form this season as Mickal eyes a comeback. LSU practices featured Tennessee plays to prepare for the game. Volunteers prepare to travel after a heavy practice in Baton Rouge.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Dee
Beattie
Tennessee Vols
Abe Mickal
Tigers
Mickal
Baton Rouge
Tennessee
Beattie Feathers
Lousiana State University
Brough
Vanderbilt
Louwisiana
Classic Golf Putting Grips Across Era
The article surveys diverse putting grips used by golfers like Walter Travis Leo Diegel and Johnny Farrell. It notes Travis favored thumbs down the shaft with the right index finger extended to touch the shaft aiding touch sensitivity and distance judgment while keeping the putter square to the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Travis
Leo Diegel
Johnny Farrell
Walter J. Travis
Travis
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Berry Versus Waters in Grudge Main Event
Wild Red Berry of the Panther faces Teddy Waters in the weekly Roosevelt stadium wrestling main event. Waters, Panhandle Texas cowhand, refereed Berry Ludwig bout last week when Berry was disqualified for fouling in the second fall. Berry uses rough tactics. Waters issued warnings and a neck sock to enforce breaks.
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Wild Red Berry
Kansas Panther
Berry
Teddy Waters
Panhandle
Texas
Roosevelt Stadium
Waters
Berry- Ludwig
Ludwig
Red
Water
Dulles Attanle
Wrestlers Berry Waters set for Monroe ring showdown
In a heated buildup Berry and Waters clash after a foul dictating a title bout in the dressing room. Promoter Guy Owen signs the main event for this week with Ted Waters facing Berry and semi finals featuring George Craig versus George Ligosky in best two of three falls and a one hour limit. The show starts at 8 with strong heat expected at the venue.
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Waters
Berry
Teddy
Guy Owen
Red Wall
Monroe
Owen
George “Speedbeil
Craig
Tisa
Will
George Ligosky
Sian
Football Deaths Decline In 1933 Across Schools
A press survey shows 22 football-related fatalities in 1933, down from prior years, with 2 directly from the game and 19 where play may have contributed. Notable deaths include 13-year-old Wilma Kelly of Helena, Montana, and university players Arthur Ehlers of Iowa and Hoot Wilson of Howard College.
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New York
Dee
Tach de
Theasen
TRL
Associated Prev
Callege
Flewel R. Fasterwood
New York University
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters
Wilma Kelly
Helena
Mont
Arthur Ehlers
University of Iowa
Hoot Wilson
Howard College
Birmingham
Ala
Jack Cicuto
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Theodore Kauerz
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Harry Tipton
Southwestern University
Memphis
Ites Ars
Football in Retrospect in the Southeast
Southeastern football recap highlights Georgia Tech Duke and several upsets. Notable players include Jack Torrance LSU and Clarence Roberts GT. Key games feature Auburn over Georgia Tulane over Colgate and Centenary among several scoreless ties.
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Georgia Tech
Duke
Auburn
Georgia
Tulane
Colgate
Center
Washington and Lee
Erskine
Newberry
Mercer
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
Florida
Jack Torrance
Louisiana State
Clarence
Shorty) Roberts
Bucky Bryan
Grant
Centenary
Feathers
Howell
Kercheaver
Kentucky
Mickal
Jack Phillips
Cevorgia Tech
Fuolback Breezy Wynn
Volunteers
Rose Brunt
Wwo Paints
Cace Loop Opens Schedule Monday For Local League
The Cite league in Monroe outlines season opener actions at Ouachita Junior College Gym and Brown Paper Mill Gym. Ten teams include Ouachita Business Men, Brown Paper Mill Juniors, Tampa Seals, Pan-Am, Missouri Pacific, L. T. J. Seniors, and Y’s Men. Games run Mondays and Thursdays with a 1 cent admission doubleheader. schedule covers Dec 12 to Dec 20 before a Christmas break.
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Cite League
Revene
Hoey
West Monroe
Morrie
Tms
Teogia Area
Ats
Minsoter Pecihiv
Quaghita Business
L. T. J. Ita
Ouachita Junior College
Monroe
Brown Paper Millramars
Pan-Am
Tampa Seals
Woeet Monroe
Brown Mill Gymnasium
Ouachita Business Men
Brown Paper Mill
College Gymnasium
Ouachta
Adler
Y's
Ouachita
Ouachita Business
Missouri Pacific
L. T. IL
Brown Gymnasium
Second Son Born to Val Football Coach and Wife
Knoxville telegram reports Major Bob Neyland Tennessee football coach welcomed a second son to Major and Mrs Neyland at St Marys hospital. Bobby is four years old.
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Val
Knoxville
Tenn
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Carl Hubbell Shines In 1933 NL Pitching Marks
Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants set 1933 National League records by allowing the fewest runs per nine innings in 45 games, pitching 309 innings and winning 23 games. He led in innings and tied for wins, with a 57% winning rate, while Dizzy Dean set a single game strikeout mark of 17.
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New York
Carl Hubbell
Oklahoma
New York Giants
Hubbell
Grover C. Alexander
Ruebach
Cubs
Tue
Lyle
Bud) Tinning
Chicago
Ben Cantwell
Boston
Jerome Herman
Diz
Chicago Cubs
Mohn
Cincinnati
Chrison
Giants
Nap Reookiva
Dell
Dizzy
Warneke
Adolph Liska
Fairiies
Paul Derringer
Tas
Larry Frenel
Tattskurih
LeRoy
Bud) Parmeleo
Bill Hullwhan
St. Louis
Walter Beck
Brooke
Ana Tex Carlos von Stalinwer
Jenny
Philadelphia Boy Upsets Cue Tournament Champion
In Chicago, a Philadelphia player upset world champion Louis Hourdament and veteran Bennie Ailen to lead 125 to 31 in 10 rapid fire frames. The same event saw Frank Tasberski of New York defeat Charles Seaback of Astoria 125 to 90 in 23 innings.
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Chicago
Ote Willian
Mos
Bennie Ailen
Kane Aia Clix
Frank Tas Berski
Nectary
N.Y
Charles Seaback
Astoria
Seaback
Col
Sty Pay
Texas A&M Fullback Spencer Eligibility Questioned
Dean B. J. Kyle announced that Texas A&M is reviewing the eligibility of Aggie fullback Ted Spencer after a surprise challenge to his status. Cards show no ineligibility, but a full report will be presented at the Southwest Conference meeting in Dallas on December 9.
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College Station
Tex
Dean B. J. Kyle
Texas A. & M. College
Athletic Council
Ted Spencer
Aggie
Spencer
Dean Kyle
Dallas
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Far West
Ouachita High Net Club
Strong Hunt Oilers
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Stellar Pield
Mic
Louisiana Jungle Beast
South Wall
New Orleans
Dee. T
University of Tennessee Voluuteers
Ern
Cace
Quachita Business Moen
Star of Giants
Philadelphia
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