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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1931

Page

7

Cohen Resigns LSU to Become Vanderbilt Assistant Coach

Rus sell Cohen resigns after three years as LSU head football coach and athletic director to become assistant coach at Vanderbilt. President Smith confirms partial details as Cohen says he will report January 1. Ed Young named track coach and trainer at LSU. Possible successors include Ray Morrison, Bob Neyland, and Lester Lautenschlager.

Baton Rouge Russell Cohen Louisiana State University Vanderbilt University Cohen Nashville James M. Smith The State University Smith New Orleans Claude 5S Blnkey Horn Nashville Tennessean Lewis Hardage Vanderbilt Ed Young Ray Morrisson Southern Methodist University Bob Neyland Tennessee Lester Lautenschlaeger Tulane

Rayville Ferriday grid game rescheduled for Thursday

The Class B District Two championship clash between Rayville and Ferriday High is set for Thursday at 2:30 PM on the Rayville athletic field after a rain postponement. Officials for the game include Lawrence Fox referee Percy Brown umpire and Jimmy Thompson head linesman. The winner advances to face Jonesboro or Spring Hill for North Louisiana title.

Rayville Ferriday News-Star John G. Dutton Dutton Lawrence Fox Louisiana Tech Percy Brown Neville High School Monroe Jimmy Thompson Jonesboro Spring Hill North Louisiana Dayline Bulldogs Hornets

Majors Convene in Chicago Roiling Over Trades and Rules

Club owners and league representatives gathered in Chicago for their annual meetings as talks centered on buying selling and trading players. Cubs and White Sox pressed for moves including outfielders while issues such as radio rights and umpire counts dominated discussions. Universal bets on waivers and possible two versus three umpire systems framed the day.

Chicago Chicago Cubs White Sox Hack Willson Cubs West Baden Ind Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Wilson Robins Braves Esti! Crabtree Reds Crabtree Phillies Chuck Klein Cleveland Ralph Kress St. Louis Stanley Hack Leo Durocher Cub John McGraw New York Giants Western Union Telegraph Company National League

Boxing Results From New York and Wheeling Card

Jimmy McNarmara defeated Phil Rafferty in New York by outpoint. Eddie Wolf beat Billy McMahon by outpoint. Al White stopped Al Minnahan. In Wheeling Mike O Dowd knocked out Lou Sanders. Frank Fabino and Tony Datello fought to a draw at 30 rounds.

New York Jimmy McNarmara Phil Rafferty Eddie Kid) Wolf Memphis Billy McMahon al White al Minnahan Ireland Wheeling W. Va Mike O'Dowd Columbus Lou Sanders Pittsburgh Frank Fabino Dover Tony Datello Drew

Moran Favors Player Limit For College Football Teams

Charlie Moran urges limiting college football rosters to 25 to 30 players to equalize the game. The Centre and Bucknell veteran, now at Catawba College, argues smaller squads allow better coaching, fewer injuries, and more individual instruction, noting his teams have not used scrimmage in practice.

Atlanta Charlie Moran Centre Harvard Moran Bucknell, Centre Texas A. & M Catawba College North Carolina Moren Driftwood Catawba

Paddock Training for Indoor Races

Charles Paddock, former USC sprinter and record holder, trains for an indoor campaign in the East. If LA Athletic Club can send a team east after the new year, he aims for the 50 yard dash with a schedule possibly including New York indoor meet, New York A C games, Boston A A meet, and events in Chicago or Kansas City en route to the West.

Los Angeles Charles Paddock Yesteryears University of Southern California Los Angeles Athletic Club Boyd Comstock New York

Safety Firsts to Play Forest Hill in Brown Gym Clash

The Safety Firsts of Brown Paper Mill face Gilford-Hill of Forest Hills Thursday at 7 45 p m in Brown gym. Last meeting at Forest Hills ended in a narrow Safety Firsts victory after a late rally. A strong crowd is expected.

Brown Paper Mill Gilford-Hill Forest Hills Brown Gymnasium Gilford- Hill Forest Hill

Ouachita Track and Cage Teams Training

Lion athletes split duties as track and basketball squads drill under coaches Ben Rush and Leo Hartman. Track prospects look bright despite weather. football players posed for annual photos while basketball practice continued at the junior college gym.

Lion Ben Rush Ish Rush Leo Hartman Basketeers

De-emphasizing blamed for football fatalities

John V. Meehan of New York University says de-emphasizing football, including elimination of spring practice and late starts, contributed to injuries and deaths this fall. He argues football is rugged and requires careful preparation and emphasis in training.

New York John V Chick) Meehan New York University American Football Coaches’ Association

Wiseman Outpoints Shaw in Des Moines News Card

DES MOINES Hymie Wiseman from Des Moines outpointed Billy Shaw of Detroit in an eight round newspaper decision. DULUTH Prince Saunders of Chicago defeated Charlie Crocker of Iron Mountain in six rounds. Louisville’s Bill bre Louisville stopped Billy jer of Indianapolis in two.

Des Moines Hymie Wiseman Billy Shaw Detroit Duluth Minn Prince Saunders Chicago Charlie Crocker Iron Mountain Mich Bill

Army Favored To Beat Navy Again In Charity Classic

New York December 8 Army holds the edge in the annual Army Navy football classic at Yankee Stadium. Navy seeks its first win in 11 years against the Cadets who boast a 7-2-1 record this season while Navy is 5-4-1. The teams have a long history of close games with 16 wins for Army, 12 for Navy and three ties in 31 meetings since 1890.

New York Navy Tars Army Yankee Stadium Notre Dame Penn Harvard Pittsburgh Yale Ohio Northern Knox Michigan State Colorado College Louisiana State Ursinus William and Mary Delaware Princeton Wooster West Virginia Wesleyan Maryland Ohio State Southern Methodist

Chicago and Pittsburgh Boxing Notes Highlight Local Fights

Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg outpointed Bud Saltis of Chicago in ten rounds. Costas Vassis of Greece stopped Jud Judkins of South Haven in four. Phil Ross of Chicago out pointed Patsy Pollock of Winnipeg in six. Battling Gizzy of Corona, Pa. beat Sammy Dorfman of New York in ten.

Chicago Frankie Battaglia Winnipeg Man Bud Saltis Costas Vassis Greece Jud Judkins South Haven Mich Phil Ross Patsy Pollock Pittsburgh Battling Gizzy Corona Sammy Dorfman New York

New York Discusses Kury System for Regulation Football

In New York on December 8 observers debate applying the Kury system from Round Robin play to regulation contests. Proposals consider settling deadlocks by many quirky criteria, while critics joke about Pop Warner and Old Man Warner. The piece questions the value of ties and midfield play versus touchdowns.

New York Pop Warner Warner

Tulane Leaves for Pasadena on Dec 19

Tu lane University officials said the football team will depart New Orleans for Pasadena California to play in the Tournament of Roses on Saturday December 19 at 10 30 p m over the Southern Pacific Railway With a stop at El Paso for a workout and another at Tucson Arizona the squad reaches Pasadena December 23 at the Huntington Hotel They will have a week to acclimate and return via the Texas Pacific with a Grand Canyon stop Dr Wilbur C Smith athletic director noted that the railroads may offer special trains but Tulane will not participate.

New Orleans U.P Tulane University Pasadena Cal Southern Pacific Railway el Paso Tucson Ariz Huntington Hotel Texas Pacific Railroad Grand Canyon California Wilbur C. Smith

Four Teams to Play in Grid Tournament in New York

New York reports favorable weather is set for tomorrow's elimination tournament at Yankee Stadium featuring Penn Cornell Princeton and Columbia. The event is expected to add about 50 000 dollars to the half million in anticipated revenue.

New York Yankee Stadium

Unemployment Relief Effort Sees Football Funds Grow

The mobilization committee anticipates about 1,000,000 dollars raised for charity by week’s end from football events. A Yale Bowl charity match last week drew about 30,000 and generated 46,000 dollars. Pairings for two preliminary games are set to be announced 30 minutes before the 1 p.m. start.

Yankee Stadium

Two Louisiana Boys Get Letters At Southwestern

MEMPHIS Tenn Dec. Eight Louisiana and Mississippi boys playing football with Southwestern will be among 23 to receive letters at a banquet December 11. End Elliott Perrette Hazlehurst Miss Elwood Branch Smithdale Miss Toxey Fertenberry Tylertown Miss Ared Bearden Alexandria La Halfbacks William Pickens Lexington Miss Herbert Newton Amite La Ernest Joyner Tupelo Miss Fullback Zeke Knight Bruce Miss.

Memphis Tenn Louisiana Mississippi Southwestern Jim Haygood Elliott Perrette Hazlehurst Miss Elwood Branch Smithdale Toxey Fertenberry Tylerstown Ared Bearden Alexandria William Pickens Lexington Herbert Newton Amite Ernest Joyner Tupelo Zeke Knight Bruce

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