Big League Meetings Open With Trade Talks and Ball Bets
Major league magnates prepare for annual sessions starting Tuesday to discuss radio broadcasting standards and player deals. Rumors swirl of Earnshaw moving to Chicago or Boston, with clubs including the White Sox, Giants, and Reds linked to trades. The panel may also address league ball standards and broadcasting policies affecting attendance.
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Connie Mack
Adelphia
Athletics
Ack
George Earnshaw
Tcher
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Earnshaw
Charberry
Cash
Boston
New York
Reds
Dickery
Bob Grove
Orge Waldberg
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Mack
Cincinnati
Donie
Marty McManus
Boston Red Sox
Burt Otten
Philadelphia Tionals
New York Giants
Travis Jackson
Frank O'Douland
Wester- NM
Cleveland Indians
Howr
Privaf
Cleveland
St. Louis
Kenesaw M. Landis
Italian makes American debut in Madison Square Garden
Cleto Locatelli, European champion, makes his American debut Friday night in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Locatelli faces Tony Canzoneri, a stepping stone toward a potential title shot against Barney Ross if victorious. Also on the bill, Billy Petrolle fights Stanislaus Loayza at Ridgewood Grove tomorrow night.
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Madison Square
Tony Runzoners
Locatelli
Tony
Kid Chocote
Cecil Payne
Rts
Ring Battle
Barney Ross
Chicago
Canzoneri
Ross
Illy Petrolle
Duluth
Ridgewood Grove
Stanislaus ‘Loayza
Cathedral High Wins South Louisiana Class B Football Title
Cathedral High of Lafayette defeated St Mes High 7 6 in a state championship deciding game at St James Sunday. The score ended 6 6 and Cathedral won on more first downs to claim the South Louisiana Class B title. St Mes High also contends for a north Louisiana honor.
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Witl
Ilinois
Missouri Pacific Lines
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St Louis
Ana L Rock
Natchez
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South Bull
Alexandria
Alexandia
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ABI Bound
Seceveeseves Eae
North Carolina Parts Ways With Coach Collins
North Carolina University’s athletic council decided not to renew Chuck Collins’s eight year head coaching contract, expiring January 1, triggering alums and supporters to speculate about Clipper Smith and the Wolfpack’s mentor facing similar fate. A joint faculty alumni committee at NC State will meet to discuss the overall athletic situation.
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Chuck Collins
University of North Carolina
Clipper Smith
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Collins
N. C. State College
T. S. Johnson
State College
Smith
Feathers Tops SEC Scorers With 78 Points This Season
Beattie Feathers of Tennessee finished the football season as the leading scorer in the Southeastern Conference with 13 touchdowns and 78 points. Cy Grant of Georgia was second with 58, Millard Howell of Alabama third with 54, and Wellford of Sewanee fourth with 43. Feathers did not score in the final game against LSU at Baton Rouge. Mickal of LSU added a late touchdown and his 14th extra point in the same finale.
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Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
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Baton Rouge
Mickal
Cy Grant
Georgia
Millard Howell
Alabama
Wellford
Sewanee
Layden Tells Tale of Duquesne Practice Tactics
Pittsburgh, Dec 11. Elmer Layden, named Notre Dame football coach, recalls disciplining Duquesne star Art Chacko by delaying practice until he arrived. Chacko questioned the delay, then started on time and never again arrived late. Michigan yields bean leadership to California after 48 percent drop.
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Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Duquesne University
Art Chacko
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Crossett Beats Adler Quintet In Arkansas Showdown
Crossett Loggers of Crossett Arkansas defeated the Adler quintet of Monroe 45 to 35 on the Loggers’ court. B Perdue scored 21 points to lead Crossett with Young contributing to rally after a 23 18 halftime deficit. Jason Berry and Adair led Monroe scoring as Adler heads to Ruston for a Louisiana Polytechnic Institute game.
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Big Crossett
Young
Arkansas
Jason Berry
Adair
Adilers
Ruston
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Ponzi Leads World Pocket Billiards Championship Tourney
Andrew Ponzi, the Philadelphia Italian veteran, built a sizable lead as the world pocket billiards championship entered its second week in Chicago. He extended his streak with a 125 to 17 18 inning victory over William Mosconi, while James Caras remained undefeated after two wins.
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Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Astoria
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Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
Allen
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Ralph Greenleaf
Pasquale Natalie
Greenleaf
M'Farlane Wins Miami Biltmore Ten Grand Open
Willie MacFarlane wins the Miami Biltmore ten grand open at Coral Gables with a 288 after a final 18 to beat a three way tie on the 54th. Johnny Revolta takes second with 292, Paul Runyan and Tommy Armour tie for fourth at 294. Horton Smith finishes seventh with 296. Ralph Guldahl and Al Watrous tie at 295.
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Coral Gables
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Scot
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Menominee
Mich
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Revolta
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Detroit
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Omaha
Simon Pures
Henry L. Doherty
Goodman
Joplin
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Gene Sarazen
P. G. A. Champion
Willie Klein
Miami Beach
al Espinosa
Akron
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Denny Shute
Frank Walsh
Morton Grove
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Phil Perkins
Willoughby
Ohio
Joe Kirkwood
Felix Serrain
Scranton
Bill Roper, Noted Coach, Dies at 53 in Philadelphia
William W. Roper famed Princeton and Missouri football coach dies at 53 after a two month illness. He led Princeton to three Big Three titles and coached Missouri to a Missouri Valley championship. Survived by widow and two children. Funeral planned for Tuesday.
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William W
Bill) Roper
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Roper
Tigers
University of Missouri
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
William W., Jr
Six teams remain unbeaten after Emory and Henry loss
The final 1932 Associated Press tabulation shows six teams still unbeaten and untied. Princeton stands alone among major schools, with the list listing Murray State, Kirksville Teachers, DePauw, St Cloud Teachers, and Bluefield College also undefeated.
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Richmond
Princeton
Bluefield
Murray, Ky
Kirksville
DePauw, Ind
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St. Cloud
Minn
Sympathy Not a Substitute for Bereavement Expenses
Sympathy may ease sorrow but does not cover the many costs of bereavement. Do not rely on sympathy to support your wife or family financially.
Warburton Ends In Fourth Place In 1933 Scoring
Irvine (Cotton) Warburton of Southern California finished fourth in the final AP conference scoring tally for 1933 with 72 points. He trailed Pete Young of Bluefield College 108, Cecil Kent 90, and Beattie Feathers 78 as leaders in various groups. Counts note Warburton with two touchdowns on Suture day and a final pace position.
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Washington
Beattie Feathers
Tenessee
Cecil Kent
Murray
Pete Young
Bluefield College
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