Giants Open Major League Barter With Lindstrom Deal
Bill Terry of the Giants leads off three days of player trading at the annual meetings. Lindstrom is sent to the Pirates in a three way swap involving the Phillies, yielding Glenn Spencer and George Davis to Pittsburgh and Philadelphia respectively, while Gus Dugas goes to the Phillies with cash. The trade strengthens the Pirates outfield with Waner brothers and Lindstrom, and heightens Giants rumors of Lindstrom’s managerial prospects.
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John McGraw
Freddy Lindstrom
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Lindstrom
Chick Fallis
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Giants
Glenn Spencer
Pirates
George Davis
Gus Dugas
Dugas
Kansas City
Terry
Waner
Paul
Lloyd
Cubs
Freddy
McGraw
Toledo
Davis
New York University
St. Paul
Spencer
Southwest Conference Basketball Outlook From 1930s Texas Teams
Texas Christian University leads preseason cage race with Brannon Sumner Vaught Kinzy, replacing Dietzel. Arkansas brings seven veterans led by Kendall Jelks Sexton Murphy Gibson. Baylor eyed by Barnett after graduations. SMU, Texas, Texas A M, Rice each project varied prospects with limited experience for 1930s season.
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Texas
Arkansas
Francis Schmidt
Buster Brannon
Doc” Sumner
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Elbert Walker
Hershel Kinzy
Kinzy
Adolph
University of Arkansas
Kendall
Jelks
Sexton
Murphy
Gibson
Baylor Bears
Abe Barnett
Southern Methodist
Jimmy St. Clair
Whitney Baccus
Zip” Zachary
Ray Graber
Ed Olle
University of Texas
Central Tourney Plans Adopt Two-Division Play
Central Louisiana principals and coaches meet to set the February 23-25 Louisiana college event at Pineville. All schools will compete on equal terms with no class A or B divisions. Rally dates April 21-22 include volleyball and new events such as extemporaneous speaking and dramatic interpretation. Names of attendees listed.
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Ar Ge
Louisiana College
LSU Announces Ambitious Tigers Basketball Schedule
Louisiana State University officials unveiled a full slate for the Tigers season. The schedule lists key home and away games against teams such as Southwestern Louisiana Alabama Mississippi State Mississippi University Sewanee Vanderbilt Auburn Tulane and a conference tournament in Atlanta.
LSU Mitt Team Will Battle Navy
Louisiana State University boxing announces a schedule with key bouts including a February 11 match at Annapolis against Navy and home shows against Florida Tulane Mississippi State in Baton Rouge New Orleans. A December 15 meet with New Orleans A C may open the campaign and another meet could be added later.
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Louisiana State University
Navy
Annapolis
T. P. Heard
New Orleans A. C
New Orleans
University of Florida
Mississippi State
Tulane
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association plans tax repeal push
The S I A A meeting in Winter Park Fla voted to campaign for repeal of the federal tax on admission charges to college games. New members Union Howard and Tennessee Poly joined boosting membership to 33 while Morehead Teachers College did not apply. Basketball tournament set for March 1–3 in Jackson Miss.
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Fla
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
J. W. Provine
Mississippi College
Birmingham
Ala
Union
Howard Colleges
Tennessee Poly
University of Chattanooga
Morehead
Teachers’ College
Jackson
Miss
Macon
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ole Miss To Play 12 Conference Basketball Games
University of Mississippi releases a Jan. 9 season opener for 12 conference basketball games. Listed are Brown Paper Mill at Oxford January 9 10 and LSU at Oxford January 13 14 along with Alabama at Tuscaloosa February Tulane at Oxford February 6 7 and Mississippi State LSU at Baton Rouge February 13 14 and Mississippi State at Oxford February 17 18.
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Mississippi State
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Mississippi University
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Vanderbilt
Nashville
Auburn
Tulane
New Orleans
Atlanta
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University of Mississippi
Brown Paper Mill
Louisiana State
Tuscaloosa
Sweetwater hunter fined for beard on turkey hen
A Sweetwater Texas hunter was fined thirty one dollars for possessing a turkey hen with a beard. He believed it was a gobbler.
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Texas
Hunter
Local Football Rosters Listed by Position Across Parishes
Ends Tackles Guards Centers Backs detailed across teams Sneichen Rayville Milner Lake Providence Loomis Ferri Pylant Crowville Boswell Tallulah Adams Columbia Tyler Columbia Smitherson Mooringsport Davis Dubach. Jones Mangham Adams Mooringsport Burk Columbia Cook Sarepta Grantham Mangham Nelson Winnsboro Winkler Olla-Standard Schuler Dubach Smith Dubach. Davis Winnsboro Milford Mooringsport Gregory Columbia Barnett Dubach B O Neal Rayville. Brown Mangham Blake Olla-Standard Brown Rayville Shea Rayville Piro Mangham Crutchfield Winnsboro Adams Ferriday Hopper Tallulah Gleason Mooringsport Wise Lisbon Hinkie Dubach Austin Mooringsport Moore Sarepta.
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Rayville
Milner
Lake Providence
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Crowville
Boswell
Tallulah
Adams
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Tyler
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Mooringsport
Davis
Dubach
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Burk
Cook
Sarepta
Grantham
Nelson
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Winkler
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Smith
Milford
Gregory
Barnett
B. O'Neal
Brown
Blake
Shea
Piro
Crutchfield
Hopper
Gleason
Wise
Lisbon
Hinkie
Austin
Moore
Tallulah Gridiron Stars Dominate North Louisiana B Team
Tallulah’s Trojans claimed the Class B title by defeating LaGrange and land four players on the All-North Louisiana first team chosen by section coaches for The Morning World. Ferriday Mangham and Dubach, Winnsboro and Mooringsport also place players on the squads.
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Trojans
LaGrange High School
Gandy
Rushing
Mangham
LeSeur
Mooringsport
Puckette
Lisbon
Davis
Rayville
Delafield
Sarepta
Clements
Gayle Hooper
Winnsboro
Hooper
Copes
Delhi
Honea
Ferriday
Hugh Colvin
Dubach
K. Cornwell
Olla- Standard
Kentucky Probes Athletic Charges Amid Coach Demand
University of Kentucky president Frank L. McVey ordered a full investigation of the athletic department as the men's student council urged the resignation of football coach Harry Gamage amid a rough season that ended 4 wins and 5 losses including a 26 to 0 defeat by Tennessee. He also announced a change in the athletic council to include two non athletic student members and non council employees.
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Sooner
Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
Harry Gamage
Kentucky
Tennessee
McVey
Alabama Crimson Elephants unveil 1933 football schedule
University of Alabama releases the 1933 Red Elephants football slate with nine games. The team opens September 30 against Oglethorpe in Tuscaloosa and travels to Fordham in New York on October 28 for its New York bow. Others include Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech, and Vanderbilt.
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Oglethorpe
Tuscaloosa
University of Mississippi
Birmingham
Mississippi State College
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Knoxville
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Kentucky
Virginia Poly Institute
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Mangham star shines as coaches name all star material
Mangham's players impressed opposing coaches with standout season form. The battle for the fullback position saw Herbert Massey of Tallulah win over Kennedy of Columbia Honea of Ferriday. Massey excelled in late games, earning a Trojan spot with noble work against LaGrange Mooringsport Columbia and East Carroll. Kennedy drew attention on Columbia's first-year squad.
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Herbert Massey
Tallulah
Kennedy
Columbia
Honea
Ferriday
Massey
Trojans
LaGrange
Mooringsport
East Carroll
Michigan defense treated as attack by Kipke
Michigan coach Harry Kipke describes the defense as an attack with signals called at center. The seven punt defense plays involve center pulls, line shifts, and fullback charging through to block punts or tackle, aiming to shorten spirals and aid returns. Chuck Bernard cited for key role.
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Mich
Michigan
Harry Kipke
Wolverine
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Kipke
Ivy Williamson
Princeton
Bernard
Georgia Bulldogs Added To Tulane Basketball Schedule
Georgia University, last year's Southern conference champions, has been added to Tulane's 1936-37 basketball schedule. The Georgians will visit New Orleans for games on December 27 and 28.
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Georgia
New Orleans
University of Georgia
Tulane University
Ferriday Quintet Opens First Practice Ahead of Holidays
Ferriday high school basketball coach Hugh Bateman held the initial cage session with many candidates reporting. Returning lettermen Marcus Schuchs Wilbur Wilson and Leon Rozelle joined others as Willard Schuchs Robert Cherry and Archie Turner are absent. Replacements to fill the loss of Cherry Turner and Schuchs are sought. no games until after Christmas.
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Hugh A. Bateman
Ferriday High School
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Wilbur Wilson
Leon Rozelle
Willard Schuchs
Robert Cherry
Archie Turner
Bateman
Cherry
Turner
Schuchs
Prospects Poor For Coach Kerr
Hamilton New York December 13 The hubbub around Colgate’s Red Raiders has faded. Coach Andy Kerr faces the loss of 14 lettermen including seven first team players. He plans for next fall and the All East versus All West clash while rebuilding with only four returning first eleven members Captain elect Winnie Anderson Glen Peters Bobby Samuel and Charlie Soleau.
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N. Y
Colgate
Red Raiders
Andy Kerr
Kerr
Winnie Anderson
Glen Peters
Bobby Samuel
Charlie Soleau
Gilbert and Mills Lead Riders on Broadway Turf Race
New York December article tracks two young jockeys Johnny Gilbert and Hank Mills vying for riding honors. Gilbert, 17 from Pittsburg Kansas, leads with 190 wins to Mills 187 with Dec 31 final race. Bookmakers favor Gilbert at 4 to 5, Mills even money. If either passes 200 wins it would be first since 1927 to reach that mark. Both are under contract to millionaire patrons Samuel D. Riddle and Ogden Mills/Wheatley stable.
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Broadway
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Pittsburg
Kan
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Gilbert
Mills
L. Hardy
Ivan Parke
Samuel D. Riddle
Wheatley
H. C. Phipps
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the Treasury
Harrisonburg Girls Set to Clash with Ferriday
Ferriday visits Harrisonburg for a girls basketball game on Thursday led by Ferriday star Mary Maranta. Ferriday has won seven straight games entering the contest.
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Harrisonburg High School
Mary Maranta
Ferriday High School
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