Notre Dame V USC Loom in Los Angeles Showdown
Notre Dame and Southern California prepared for a high stakes football clash in Los Angeles expected to draw over 100000 fans. The game may decide the mythical national championship with USC seeking an eighth straight win and Notre Dame aiming to end the Trojans’ streak.
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Los Angeles
Heartley
Hank) Anderson
Notre Dame
Ramparts of Troys
University of Southern California
Trojans
Ramblers
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Orville Mohler
Trojan
Southern California
Mohler
Ernie Smith
Howard Jones
Troy
Joe Sheeketski
Nick Lukats
Emmett Murphy
Steve Banas
Bob Erskine
Kenneth Bright
Homer Griffith
Gordon Clark
Mike Koken
Ray Brancheau
Charles Jaskwhich
George Melinkovich
Laurie Vejar
Brown
Cela
Rosenberg
Greeney
Stevens Dern
Veseseeee Palmer
Briffith Sheeketski
Erskine
Herb Dan
Nebraska
Amts
Bob Morris
Chicago
Tom Fitzpatrick
Utah
Bruce Kirkpatrick
Occi
Raymond
Tay” Brown
Eleven
Associated Press
LSU Boxing Team Opens Season With New Orleans Match
Louisiana State University's boxing team will begin its season with a December 15 clash against the New Orleans Athletic Club in New Orleans. Captain Francis Brink announces the start of the season as the squad eyes another strong Southern Conference showing with key fighters Woodrow Zachariah, Johnny Phares, Henry, Paul Landry, Fernando Gonzales, Norton, and Luno in various weight classes.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
New Orleans Athletic Club
New Orleans
Francis Brink
Mitt Slingers
Woodrow Zachariah
Flash
Johnny Phares
Henry Sensation
Paul Landry
Fernando Gonzales
J " Luno
Welteight Paammer Norton
Neville High Tigers Rout Farmerville In Season Opener
Neville High School defeated Farmerville 51 to 22 behind Holmes with 16 points and Cobb with 12. Gill, Michel, and Fordham contributed for Neville as Coach Brown’s offense used a wheel play and sharp passing. Farmerville, coached by William Long, struggled to penetrate Neville’s defense and relied on Prince and Gillum for scoring.
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Tigers
Neville High School
Farmerville
Holmes
Cobb
Gill
Michel
Fordham
Farmers
William Long
Neville
Prince
Gillum
Hamilton
Causey
Brown
Carey Philips
Brown Paper Mill
Neville— Fld. FG PF
Mickel
Ee Reies
Mattison
Ns Ron
Ee Pstusebens
Songmag Esa Cadetsseeces
Baste
Foisiessere
Hokies
Ncksres Poles
xCausey
Saad Bass
Oschiodon Tess
Peemee FC
Wkettaass
TCS
Works
Piise
Pickle
Geneandters
Trades and salary rules debated at winter meetings
Columbus reports several trades in progress as owners head to New York for the winter meetings. Cleveland bids for Harley Ross while the Nationals and leagues agree on salary limits for AA to D classes. Officers elected include Judge Bramham as president and J H Farrell as treasurer. Whale lice noted as parasites on whale skin.
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Columbus
New York
Cleveland Indians
Harley Ross
Chattanooga
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Cash
National Association of Professional Leagues
American Association
International League
William C. Bramham
Durham
N. C
J. H. Farrell
Auburn
N. Y
Warren Giles
Rochester
Alvin Gardner
Land, Ill
National Association
Thirteen SCHOOLS Leave Southern Conference
The Southern conference splits along geographic lines forming the Southeastern conference with 13 southern schools led by Dr Frank L McVey and J F Broussard. Remaining members plan to continue as the old Southern conference and consider additions.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Conference
Southeastern Conference
Alabama
Auburn
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Florida
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Sewanee
Tulane
Kentucky
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
William and Mary
Richmond
Davidson
Wake Forest
Furman
Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Virginia Military Institute
Washington and Lee
Maryland
North Carolina
Duke
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Clemson
C. P. Miles
Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
J. F. Broussard
A. H. Armstrong
Southeasterners
John Tigert
University of Florida
Miles
A. W. Hobbs
North Caroline
Forest Fletcher
Southeastern Coaches ' Association
Harry Mehre
Ed Walker
Mississippi
Harry Clark
McHugh and Diegel Vie For Open Lead At Lake Shore
San Diego’s Johnny McHugh and Agua Caliente’s Leo Diegel share favored status as eight players reach quarter finals in the San Francisco national open match play at Lakeside. McHugh defeated Olin Dutra 3 and 2, while Diegel beat Robert Sweeny 2 up. Compton notes cosmic rays may originate from Earth’s atmosphere.
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San Francisco
Johnny McHugh
San Diego
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Lakeside
McHugh
California
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
W. J. Schwartz
St. Louis
Schwartz
Willie Goggin
Diegel
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Charley Sheppard
Oakland
Robert Sweeny
London
England
South Carolina Gamecocks to open 1933 schedule with Temple tilt
Knoxvilles dispatch reports Billy Laval’s South Carolina Gamecocks planning a 1933 season opener against Temple in Philadelphia. Also noted are Furman vs Bucknell in Lewisburg, Penn., and Villa Nova in an intersectional tilt, with several coaches and players highlighted from Virginia Tech to Davidson and Tennessee programs.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Billy Laval
South Carolina Gamecocks
Auburn
Plainsmen
Temple University
Philadelphia
Gamecocks
Laval
Pop Warner
Temple
South Carolina
Villanova
Freeman
Gilmore
Schmeling Baer May Fight Next in June Plans
Max Schmeling may box Max Baer in June in New York or Chicago under promoter William Harrison Dempsey. Manager Joe Jacobs said an agreement with Baer is set, with Sharkey not involved for now and a clash with Sharkey possibly in September but without Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Husky Californian
William Harrison Dempsey
Teuton
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Europe
Jacobs
Baer
Chicago
Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Sharkey
the Garden
Weather Hits Local Hoops With Postponed Games
Wisner and Mangham girls games were canceled due to bad weather. At Sicily Island Central high and Sicily Island boys and girls games were postponed, and the Ogden versus Manifest game at Sicily Island was also called off.
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Wisner
Mangham
Sicily Island
Central High
Ogden Five
Wrestling Results From Philadelphia And Quebec
Jim Loncios of Greece defeated Dusek of Omaha in Philadelphia in one hour three seconds. In Quebec Ed Lewis of Kentucky beat the Masked Marvel of Boston in straight falls, twenty minutes forty seconds and five minutes ten seconds.
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Philadelphia
Jim Loncios
Greece
Dusek
Omaha
Quebec
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Kentucky
Masked Marvel
Boston
Fights Night Roundup From Cities Across the Nation
AP report lists boxers and results in many towns including Kid Chocolate outpointing Fidel LaBarba in New York Los Angeles, Primo Carnera outpointing King Levinsky in Chicago and other bouts in Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Detroit and Phoenix with several draws and stoppages noted.
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Associated Press
New York
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Fidel LaBarba
Los Angeles
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Man
Chick Devlin
San Francisco
Vidal Gregorio
Spain
Petey Hayes
Drew
Sid Lampe
Jersey City
Paul Dazzo
Chicago
Primo Carnera
Italy
King Levinsky
Young Terry
Trenton
N. J
Young Stuhley
Kewanee
Ill
Martin Levandowski
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harold Scarney
Youngstown
Ohio
Les Marriner
Tony Cancela
Tampa
Fla
Boston
Jimmy Meloney
Johnny Dixon
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Thomas
Bobby Leitham
Canada
General Burr
Aliquippa
Frank Swinsky
Steubenville
Philadelphia
Joe Firpo
Pennsgrove
Joey Harrison
Paterson
Matty White
Jimmy Mack
Detroit
Eddie Ran
Poland
Rube Edmans
Muskegon
Paulie Walker
Maurie Sherman
Phoenix
John Henry Lewis
Tuffy Dial
Sioux City
Tallulah Triumphs In Muddy State Class B Final
In a rain soaked game at Tallulah the Trojans overcame LaGrange 10 6 to win the state Class B championship. Massey scored Tallulahs decisive touchdown in the final period after a mid field drive led by Morton. Deaton and Duhon stood out for LaGrange while Massey Morton and Evans anchored Tallulahs line. Rex Deaton and Duhon led the visitors backfield threats.
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Trojans
LaGrange Eleven
Muddy Field
Tallulah
TaLlulah Trojans
LaGrange High School of
Lake Charles
LaGrange
J. V. Duhon
Red Deaton
Invaders
Junior Morton
Herbert Massey
Massey
Morton
Evans
Clements
Holloway
Gandy
Rex Deaton
Coe
Brasher
LaGrenge Pos Taluloh Dighlia Serene Ad Tb Mbene Sea Ekh
Ween
W. Towne
Ray Deaton
Heme
Hopper S. Duhon
H. Massey
Tallulah Eee
Eeesenerenee
Rex Deston
Fox
Georgia
Wynn
Tulane
Bateman
la. College
Blues and Grays Clash in Maryland Friendly Bowl
The North blue team from Pittsburgh led by Jock Sutherland faced the South gray squad coached by Dick Harlow from Western Maryland in a December 10 game at Baltimore Stadium. Seniors from 22 northern and southern colleges played under Warner system, with line and backfield tactics outlined and officials named.
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Baltimore Stadium
Baltimore
Dixie
Maryland
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Dick Harlow
Western Maryland
Harlow
Sutherland
South Pas
Swayze
Mississippi
Ers Leyendecker
Vanderbilt
Koppe
Seale
Kentucky
Terete Seaside
Tulame
Oliphant
Womanin Sheary
Whelan
Davis-Elkins
North Pos
Aultman
Geneva
Sail Wilbur
Yale
Aswveterkens Yablonski
Penn
Reese, Temple
George Isken
Dartmouth
Herb Armstrong
Tufts
Vic Schmid
Bucknell
M. J. Thompson
Georgetown
Commerce to tighten oversight of transoceanic flights
The aeronautics branch of the U S department of commerce will exercise closer supervision over transoceanic flyers. Col Clarence M Young assistant secretary for aviation said the move aims to discourage inexperienced pilots and inadequately equipped aircraft from attempting transoceanic flights or other projects to foreign countries.
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Watch Ocean Flyers
Washington
Aeronautics Branch
U. S. Department of Commerce
Clarence M. Young
Secretary of Commerce
Aviation
Average Flying Cadet Washington Profile at Kelly Field
Medical division data show the average flying cadet at the Advanced Flying School Kelly Field Texas is 24 years old, 5 feet 9.25 inches tall, 155 pounds, pulse 71, blood pressure 116, and depth perception 12. Figures span four to five years of statistics.
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Washington
Office of the Chief of the Air Corps
Advanced Flying School
Kelly Field
Texas
Tough hockey men ride the big league ice
Today's Sports Parade salutes pro hockey toughness with tales of injuries and grit. Ching Johnson patches and plays on after fractures, Bergie Bostrom endures a severe ankle slash, Lionel Conacher bleeds and finishes, Dave Trottier narrowly avoids a fatal cut, and Eddie Shore loses teeth yet keeps skating.
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Bergie Bostrum
Chicago Blackhawks
Rangers
Bostrum
Lionel Conacher
Canada
Tough Guys Association
Lionel
Dave Trottier
Montreal Maroons
Dave
Eddie Shore
Boston
Chocolate Retains Featherweight Title In Dramatic NY Thriller
In a twelve to fifteen round battle Kid Chocolate defeats Fidel LaBarba to keep the featherweight crown. Judges favored Chocolate 2 to 1 while the referee called a draw. The bout drew 15 000 fans and featured momentum swings with Chocolate edging in stamina and sharper blows.
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New York
Cuba
Fidel LaBarba
California
Kid Chocolate
LaBarba
Chocolate
New York State
Sam Austin
Eddie Farrell
Willie Lewis
Associated Press
Fidel
Kid
Plane planting in Honolulu aids reforestation effort
Airplanes from the U S air corps used to scatter tree seeds in the Koolau mountains on Oahu. Seeds show signs of taking root, according to the Hawaiian Sugar Planters association.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association
U. S. Air Corps
Koolau
Oahu
Blue Jays and Wildcats Clash For Louisiana Title
In New Orleans today the Jesuit Blue Jays face the Lake Charles Wildcats to decide the southern division championship. The victor will advance to meet Haynesville in the northern division for the state title.
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New Orleans
Jesuit Blue Jays
Lake Charles
Carnera Beats King Levinsky in Chicago Bout
Primo Carnera defeats Chicago’s King Levinsky by ten rounds at Chicago Stadium in a decision. The Italian giant improved to two wins over Levinsky in just over a year as 14,333 fans saw the bout. Receipts totaled $22,634.90 with Carnera earning 30 percent.
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Chicago
Levinsky
Carnera
Primo
Cruel Divorce Granted After Pinochle Dispute
Judge Joseph B. David presides as Adolph Christensen seeks divorce from Caroline Christensen on cruelty grounds. The couple’s pinochle game and alleged reneging lead to a domestic dispute with dishes and shoes thrown, ending in a divorce ruling in Adolph’s favor.
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Chicago
Joseph B. David
Adolph Christensen
Adolph
Caroline
Mixing varnish with wall paint for woodwork finish
A tip to achieve a desirable non glossy washable woodwork finish by combining varnish with wall paint before applying. This method aims to create a durable yet subtle sheen suitable for interior surfaces.
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