Tulane to Open 1934 35 Cage Season With Kentucky
Tulane University will start its 1934 35 basketball season against Kentucky in a two game series December 21 22 in New Orleans. The Green Wave will play 17 games this season facing Alabama Tennessee Vanderbilt Mississippi Mississippi State and Louisiana State in multiple home and away series. Coach Ray Dauber will be missing key players from last year including Little Monk Simons Gus Clark Louis Thames as the team builds for its Sugar Bowl appearance and tough Southeastern schedule.
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New Orleans
Kentucky
Tulane University
Wilbur C. Smith
Ray Dauber
Temple University
Joe Davies
Murray Cleveland
Ernest Beck
Floyd “Little Preacher” Roberts
Dauber
Green Wave
Alabama
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
University of Mississippi
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Knoxville
Tenn
Nashville
Lexington
University of Mitsissippi
Louisiana Stasis
Louisiana Statee
Baton Rouge
Southwestern Louisiana 1935 football schedule announced
The 1935 schedule lists eight games for Southwestern Louisiana Institute. Opponents include Mississippi State Teachers Lafayette Louisiana Tech Springhill Millsaps Louisiana College Stephen F. Austin Sam Houston Normal, with night games at Lafayette Pretts Lake Charles and Natchitoches.
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Lafayette
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
R. L
Mississippi State Teachers
Louisiana Tech
Rus
Springhill College
Millsaps College
Louisiana College
la Pretts
Stephen F. Austin College
Lake Charles
Sam Houston College
Huntsville
Texas
Louisiana Normal
Natchitoches
Stagg Sees Himself Coaching At Eighty
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 72, expects to coach football at 80 and stays active with running, walking, and tennis. He voices support for post season play in the Big Ten and says Stanford would face a stiff test against Alabama in the Rose Bowl.
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Stockton
Cali
Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
Big Ten Conference
Minnesota
Stanford
Pasadena
Gophers
Alabama
Stanford Unfazed by Critics as Rose Bowl Bound
Stanford coach Tiny Thornhill says his lineup is strong with first string tackles Bob Reynolds and Claude Calloway praised as the finest in the far west. The squad, bolstered by backfield reserves like Stanley Anderson and a deep bench, faced few real weaknesses this season though guards note the lack of reserve tackles.
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Stanford
Cal
Tiny Thornhill
Bobby Grayson
Wes Muller
Monk” Moscrip
Grayson
Muller
Santa Clara
Indians
University of San Francisco
Spud Lewis
Thornhill
California
Bob Reynolds
Claude Calloway
Far West
Stanley Anderson
Anderson
Frank Alustiza
Bob “Bones” Hamilton
Vgeh Ross
Orsen
Bob Maentz
Buck van Delsen
Gordon Head
John Reisner
Charles White
Joy Digna
Earl Hoos
Garsight
Functio
Dixie Conference Moves to Add a Tenth College
Dixie conference officials voted to invite a tenth southern liberal arts college while rejecting a proposal to leave membership unrestricted. Millsaps President Dr. M C White confirmed the invitation but withheld the name pending acceptance. The league planned its annual basketball tournament for Feb 21–23 with Macon or Birmingham as potential sites and pro rata expenses.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dixie
M. C. White
Millsaps College
Southern Liberal Arts College
Macon
N. M. Yeilding
Birmingham-Southern
Father Dorn
Spring Hill
White
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Howard
Missississippi College
Millsaps
Southwestern
Memphis
Chattanooga
Mercer
Center
Miller Outpoints Taylor In Featherweight Bout
Freddie Miller the NBA featherweight champion outpointed Cuthbert Taylor of Wales in Liverpool. In Des Moines Buddy Baer knocked out Red Fields, with Baer listed at 249 and Fields at 206.
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Liverpool
Eng
Freddie Miller
Cuthbert Taylor
Wales
Des Moines
Buddy Baer
Hollywood
Calif
Red
Bouncer
Dempsey circle backs new heavyweight hope Hoolahan
In Los Angeles Dr. Ralph Wagner funds Bill Hoolahan a tall 203 pound prospect trained on a hillside camp. Jerry the Greek and Jack Dempsey ties fuel whispers of a world title bid as Wagner unveils a lavish program and bets on the youth's potential.
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Ry Erskine Johnson
NEA
Los Angeles
Jerry
Luvadis
Jack Dempsey
Ralph Wagner
Hollywood
Dempsey
Dr. Wagner
Bill Hoolahan
Jerry the Greek
Bill Moslahen
Jerry the Grech
New York
Hoolahan
New York Athletic Club
Nevada
California
Bert Abee
Alwys
Wagner
All-Star Team Chosen From American Pro Loop
The American Football League named an all-star squad selected by coaches from six clubs with no player voting for teammates. First team includes Cliff Ashburn and Champ Seibold among others with George Grosvenor at quarterback and Tony Kaska at fullback. Second team features picks from Charlotte, Memphis, Kansas City, Dallas, Tulsa, and more.
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Memphis. Tenn
Dee
American Football League
L. E
Cliff Ashburn
Kansas City
L.T
Champ Seibold
Memphis
L.G
George Mougin
Charlotte C
Homer Hansen
Ballas
R.G
Danny McMullen
R. T
Rugh Rhea
R. E
Burle Robison
Q. B
George Grosvenor
L. H
Red Saussele
R.H
Duke Kimbrell
Louisville
F.B
Tony Kaska
Kreuter
Charlotte
Zunker
Dallas
Nisenger
Norvell
Croft
Koeninger
Peters
Branch
Clary
Frahm
Hail
Tulsa
Cavalcade and Chance Sun Win '34 Turf Honors
Turf writer Max Riddle analyzes 1935 three year old and handicap hopefuls with Chance Sun and Nellie Flag as top candidates among two year olds. Chance Sun leads money earnings due to Belmont Futurity performance and is viewed as the likely Kentucky Derby contender among recent futurity winners. Cavalcade and Discovery head the handicap hopefuls for next year as well.
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Cavalcade
Chance Sun
Nellie Flag
Discovery
Top Flight
Jamestown
Nellie
Chance Shot
Joseph E. Widener
Ferriday Eleven Prepares for Natchez Charity Game
Ferriday high school stars and college players form the Black Cats to meet the Natchez Iron Men in a Sunday benefit game at Duncan Park. Coaches Willard Schuchs and Pat Price lead the well trained squad with Ferriday officials Hugh Bateman and Gene Schuchs accompanying.
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Ferriday
Willard Schuchs
Pat Price
Natchez
Iron Men
Duncan Park
Ferriday “Black Cats
Hugh Bateman
Ferriday High School
Gene Schuchs
Ferriday High
Bluff City
W. B. Fowler
Gilmer McLaurn
Natchez High School
Lou Miller
Mississippi State College
Tiger Squad Leaves For Battle With Tennessee
Louisiana State University football team sails toward Knoxville to face Tennessee on Saturday. The three team Tigers hope a decisive win eases a recent Tulane loss, missing star tackle Shelby Calhoun and aided by Abe Micka, while Major Neyland leads the Volunteers. LSU arrives in Knoxville Friday at 2 45 p.m. to rehearse on the Tennessee field.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Lang
Louisiana State University
Knoxville
Tennessee
Volunteers
Tulane
Tigers
Neyland
Shelby Calhoun
Abe Micka
Spearsville Eagles Beat Pan Am Oilers and Independents
Spearsville Louisiana December 7 special two wins for Spearsville Eagles this week. They defeated Pan Am Oilers Monroe 27 to 23 at Farmerville with Dunley Senn scoring 29 points against the Independents 38 to A soars. Boyd Senn led the Oilers game with 11 points while Holloway sprained his ankle and was replaced by Frank Smith.
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Spearsville
Spe
Cial
Spearsville Eagles
Pan-Am Oilers
Monroe
Farmerville
Spearsville Independents
Boyd Senn
Oilers
Dunley Senn
Eagle
Holloway
Frank Smith
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Gest Distillery
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Hin
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