Dixie colleges turnover rapid survey reveals coaches
The survey shows football coaching turnover across Dixie colleges since 1922. Only Dan McGugin at Vanderbilt and A Alexander at Georgia Tech remain from 1904 and 1910 eras respectively, with many programs cycling mentors amid resignations and new assignments.
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Southern
Southeastern P
Yey
Dan MccGugin
Vanderbilt
A. Alexander
Georgia Tech
Curley
Byrd
Maryland
Harry Gamage
Kentucky
Clipper Smith
Carolina State
North Corona
Charles Collins
Gamage
Collins
Enter McGugin
Bob Neyland
Nessee
Bill Raftery
Vir- Bidia Military
Auburn
Wynne
Russ Cohen
Louisiana
Josh Cody
Clemson
Cody
Coa
North Carolina State
Patrick Herron
Gene Oberst
Tilson
M. I
Brandy Clarkson
Bill Dost
VY. P.L
B. C. Cubbage
Andy Guson
Orville Neal
Henry Redd
South Carolina
Sol Metzger
Branchecock
Harry Lightensey
Billy Aya
H. C. Byrd
Jack Qeraweerson
E. J. Stewart
W E Sanders
Bob Williams
Jess
Session ends as SI A A plans 40th anniversary events
Birmingham report details 1934 SI A A annual meeting plans for a member questionnaire and the conference’s 40th anniversary amid amendments tightening transfer rules and academic standards. New members Moorehead College joins. Union University placed on probation. Provine reelected president as districts redraw lines and eligibility rules are updated.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
South
Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association
Moorehead College
Moorehead
Union University of Jackson
Tenn
J. W. Provine
Mississippi College
Southern Conference
Provine
H. E. Sturgeon
Presbyterian College
W. W. Anderson
Rollins College
R. L. Brown
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
L. T. Smith
Western Kentucky Teachers College
Association
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
The
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
City Cage Loop Opens With Pelicans Triumph
The L. T. I. Pelicans beat the Y's Men 34 to 14 at Ouachita junior college in the opener of the City basketball schedule. Jimmy Tonore scored 18 points on nine field goals as L. T. J. jumped to a 14 to 4 halftime lead and locked down the Y's Men. A Adler club versus Ouachita quintet game failed to appear. Next night Brown gym hosts Brown Paper mill Juniors versus Ouachita Business Men and Tampa Seals versus Pan-Am quintet.
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L. T. I. Pelicans
Ouachita Junior College
Adler
Ouachita
Pelicans
Jimmy Tonore
Tonore
Brown Gym
Brown Paper Mill
Ouachita Business Men
Tampa Seals
Pan-Am
Red Grange May Succeed Collins at North Carolina
The Charlotte News reports UNC athletic council sources discuss Red Grange as a potential successor to Chuck Collins as head football coach in Chapel Hill. Other names named include Josh Cody Hank Crisp W E Tilson Bill Fetzer and Hiker Joy. Grange is with the Chicago Bears.
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Red Grange
Collins
North Carolina
Charlotte
N. C
Charlotte News
University of North Carolina Athletic Council
Illinois
Chuck Cole
Chapel
Josh Cody
Vanderbilt
Clemson
Hank Crisp
University of Alabama
W. E. Tilson
Washington and Lee
Bill Fetzer
Chapel Hill
Hiker Joy
Canisius College
Buffalo
N. Y
Grange
Chicago Bears
Wisner Teams to Meet Baskin Cagers Tonight
Wisner high school seniors will host Baskin in a double header featuring the boys and girls teams. The Wisner girls split four games with Gilbert in recent play while the Wisner boys aim to rebound after Baskin’s big win over Central high. Friday the squads travel to Natchez to face Natchez high’s senior teams.
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Wisner
Baskin Cagers
Wisner High School
Baskin
Wisner High
Gilbert
Natchez
Natchez High
Central High
Claiming Race Purses Reduced at Jefferson Park
Jefferson Park track general manager Robert S. Eddy Jr announced purses for claiming races cut from 400 to 300 dollars starting tomorrow due to poor attendance. He said the $100 cut could be restored if conditions improve before the next condition book 11 days away.
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New Orleans
Robert S. Eddy, Jr
Jefferson Park
Eddy
Major league clubs ready to swing trades in Chicago
The annual winter meetings in Chicago spark a flurry of trade talk as owners and executives eye major moves. Mickey Cochrane reportedly sold to Detroit as manager and catcher, with discussions on a uniform ball and radio broadcasts amid looming player deals across American and National Leagues.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
American League
Cochrane
Tigers
Philadelphia
Connie Meek
George Earnshaw
Lefty Grove
Ruby Walberg
Max Bishop
St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Oscar Melillo
Indians
White Sox
George Farnshaw
New York
Tony Lazzeri
Joe McCarthy
Boston
Washington
Joe Cronin
Bill Terry
Joe Bowman
Portland
Pat Malone
Kiki Cuyler
Cincinnati
Chick Hafey
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Reds
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Jim Bottomley
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Centenary Reveals 1940 Football Schedule
Centenary college coach Parker announced the Gentlemen's 1940 schedule after the S I A A meeting. Eight home games are listed with four Southwestern conference foes including Oklahoma, Texas A M, Baylor and Loyola New Orleans. The slate opens September 22 with Louisiana Normal and ends November 29 against Loyola.
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Birmingham
Ala
Parker
Centenary College
Oklahoma University
Louisiana State University
Southwestern Conference
Louisiana Normal
Shreveport
Hendrix College
Norman
Okla
Texas A. and M
Texas At
Austin
Texas Christian University
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Baylor
Loyola
New Orleans
Max Baer Plans Return to Ring After Acting Career
Maxwell Baer, the heavyweight contender and actor, rushes back to boxing with a new career role as master of ceremonies in a night club. He trains fifteen hours daily, hopes for a June title bout at Madison Square Garden, and says he can knock Primo Carnera down with a right hand. Baer prefers a Dempsey staged match and expects Garden plans to shift accordingly.
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Associated Press
New York
Maxwell Adelbert Baer
Maxwell
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Primo
Max Schmeling
Baer
Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Garden
LSU to Open 1934 Schedule With George Washington Game
Louisiana State university will face George Washington University of Washington in an intersectional invasion to start the 1934 schedule. The chart lists October 6 open pending an opponent from the S I A R and shows a slate including Rice, Auburn, Arkansas, Vanderbilt, Miss State, Tulane, and Tennessee with several dates still to be filled.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
George Washington University of Washington
Tiger
Louisiana
Centenary
Tiger Athletic
Louisiana State
L. S. A. 1934 Chart Is Presently Open But Will Be Filled With An S. I. A. R
Rice
Houston
Open
Auburn
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Miss. State
Geo. Washington
Washington
Mississippi
Tulane
Tennessee
Knoxville
Arkansas Cagers to Play Full 24 Game Schedule
The Razorbacks will play a 24 game 1933 34 schedule across four states under Southwest Conference rules. Coach Glen Rose announced the plan with a season opener two game series at home December 14 and 15 against Northeast Teachers College Tahlequah Oklahoma.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Razorbacks
University of Arkansas
Glen Rose
Arkansas
Northeast
Tahlequah
Oklo
Columbia Squad Practices Indoors At Armory
Columbia Lions forced to practice inside the 105th Field Artillery Armory in New York due to heavy snow. Coach Lou Little led a two hour session focusing on defense against Stanford plays and later conducted an offensive scrimmage between first and second units as the Rose Bowl prep continued.
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New York
Bakerfield
Columbia
Lions
Stanford
105Th Field Artillery Armory
Lou Little
No post season game planned for L S U and Centenary
Baton Rouge and New Orleans reports state LSU president Dr James M Smith denied approaches for a New Year’s Day game with Centenary amid the teams’ unbeaten starts. LSU officials said the Tigers are disbanded and the season ended.
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Baton Rouge
Centenary
Louisiana State University
James M. Smith
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Louisiana State
James H. Broussard
Louisiana State Athletic Council
Tiger
Berry and Waters set for return bout at Roosevelt Stadium
Teddy Waters seeks another chance at Red Berry with a different referee after last week's wild match at Roosevelt stadium. Promoter Guy Owen has signed the Texas cowboy and the Kansan for Thursday night, but no referee is named. Fans loudly rejected referee Romonoff who had to step in after initial objections.
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Teddy Waters
Red Berry
Guy Owen
Texas Cowboy
Roosevelt Stadium
Berry
Waters
Red
Bill
Romonoff
Romanoff
George Craig
George Ligosky
Paul Nola
Nola
Teddy
Panther
Owen
Clipper Smith Leaves NC State Football Post
Raleigh December 12 The joint alumni faculty athletic council of North Carolina State college announced that the contract of John P Clipper Smith head coach of football for three years will not be renewed Frank Reese assistant coach may be considered as candidate for the head coach job
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Raleigh
N. C
N. C. State College
John P. “Clipper” Smith
Frank Reese
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George Bohler
Red Floyd
Chet Wynne
Alabama
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Wallace Wade
Frank Thomas
Florida
J. A. van Filet
Tom Sebring
Charlies Bachman
Dennis Stanley
Georgia
H. J. Stegemann
George Woodruff
Harry Mehre
W. A. Alexander
R. A. Cowell
Lester Barnard
Homer Hazel
Ed Walker
John Hancock
Bernie Bierman
Earl Abelle
Chris Cagle
Dudy Nobles
Ray Dauber
A. R. McKechnie
Branch Bocock
Irvin Pray
Mike Donahue
Lawrence Jones
Germany Schultz
Clark Shaughnessy
Ted Cox
Dan McGugin
Sewanee
Mike Bennett
J. R. Kirkpatrick
Harvey Harmon
Harry Clark
M. B. Banks
R. R
Province
Robert T. Hinton
Georgetown College
M. C. White
Millsaps College
Jackson
Miss
S. L. Robinson
Millsapi College
Howard College
Miami University of Miami
Fla
Adlers
Wagsier
Danna
Aden Hahn
F . Washburn
Dorman
G Heee
Eeneee
Hemphill
Weereene
Arthur Smith
Eriveaahelle
Warner. i
Jefferson
Mack
Max Baer
Edward J. Neil
Arkansas Cagers
Armory
Association of Commerce
Cowboy
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