Dartmouth Upset Tops AP Poll in Football Surprise
The AP sports editors crown Dartmouth fif th down defeat of Cornell as the top upset of 1930s year. Detroit wins pennant race. Stanford rises to Rose Bowl. Kentucky Derby results cited. Other notable items include Ed Oliver disqualification in golf, Zivic win over Armstrong, and Yankees’ slow start.
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Ed Oliver
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Henry Armstrong
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Woeeters Sess
Pritzie Zivic
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Redskins
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American
Maronette
Henk Greenberg
Rams Seek North Louisiana Crown in Game Here Tonight
Rams aim for the North Louisiana Class A title in tonight’s showdown. The program features a mix of football and other sports results scattered through this summary of recent events including boxing, basketball, tennis, and track highlights across national leagues and venues.
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Ferriday Cagers to Clash Wisner Tonight Twin Bill
Ferriday High School boys and girls basketball teams travel to Wisner for a twin bill Friday night. The Wisner squads return the games in Natchez on Wednesday night December 5 as Natchez High School boys and girls who beat Ferriday in Natchez last week prepare for a rematch.
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Lions and Bolton to clash in Ouachita Parish gym
The Ouachita Parish Lions host Bolton High Bears of Alexandria this afternoon at 2 45 p m in a pre tournament prep game. Ouachita lists Cotton Hall Malcolm Stone at forwards Junior Mears center and guards Bobby Kilpatrick Douglass Hinton with Hazelitt available at pivot and guard although not to start. Bolton brings a strong squad as Coach Leo Hartman aims for a top state showing amid a busy schedule including games next week against Ansley Kilbourne and Linville.
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Linville
Ansley
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Leonard Smith
Alien Coats
J. H. Butler
Thomas Mitchell
W. E. Fordham
Kelly
Mack Hinds
Old News Boys Day in Pittsburgh Highlighted by Zivic
Welterweight champion Fritzie Zivic plans to hustle papers in Times Square Monday as Pittsburgh observes Old News Boys Day. The roundup notes several sports items from boxing to college football and minor league contracts, with mentions of Ken Overlin, Tom Scarso, and others.
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Times Square
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Finkle
Hexer
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Fordham
Georgetown
Boston College
Ken Overlin
Steve Belloise
Patty Berg
Chicago Football Drift to Stanford Missing Players
A Chicago sports writer notes no U of Chicago football players joined Clark to Stanford. The observation, drawn from Stanford records, indicates the transfer did not occur and highlights discrepancies in early collegiate movements.
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Peoria
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Chicago
U. of Chicago
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Stanford
Pepper Martin Headlines Coastwide Baseball Buzz
Pepper Martin earns Sacramento manager role and draws coastwide attention with a half page LA spread. The New York Yankees offer stronger terms to Tom Harmon for broadcasting, Hank Luisetti rejoins after AAU reinstatement, and Billy Jurges eyed for Giants if not at shortstop, with backing for a recreation center otherwise.
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Sacramento
Los Angeles
New York Football Yankees
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Pany
Hank Luisetti
Billy Jurges
Giants
Star-Telegram All-SWC List Omits John Poe
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram selected an all-Southwest Conference team but did not name John Poe, simply prompting readers to guess who earned a spot.
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
John Poe
Yale and Dartmouth to clash in chess
Yale University and Dartmouth College prepare for a chess match that signals a shift away from football by focusing on intellectual competition. The encounter brings together rival teams and coaches from both institutions for a notable non athletic showdown.
Deal for Yankees Near Completion
Brokers say the 4 million dollar purchase of the New York Yankees by a Farley group will close in a few days. Brown Wheelock Harris Stevens Inc reports cash not in question and final details nearly ironed out. Preston Goodfellow says he coordinated with Farley and John Farber on funds to complete the purchase.
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Farley
Curtis Mobley Battle To Earn Title Clash At Monroe Arena
Curtis the junior light heavy champion meets world champ Rex Mobley in a non title main event at Monroe arena. Semi final pairs George Lefty Thomas and Jack Stinger Steele in a boxing wrestling showcase. Butch Martin officiates with time limits and two out of three falls formats.
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Rex Mobley
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Vicksburg
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Gorilla
Buck Davidson
George Becker
New York
George
Lefty) Thomas
Jack
Stinger) Steele
Thomas
Bob Corby
Stinger
Duke Ruppenthal
Steele
Ruppenthal
Butch Martin
College Cage Results From Various Colleges
Western Michigan State 32 Manchester 29 Xavier 77 Transylvania 25 Ohio Northern 42 Heidelberg 37 Cincinnati 48 Centre 25 Muskingum 41 Akron 32 Muhlenberg 49 Upsala 20 Rhode Island State 67 Franklin and Marshall 44 Ithaca 38 Alliance 25 Norwich 52 Plattsburgh 23 Central Michigan State 29 Michigan Normal 27 Hope 46 Adrian 35 Assumption 70 St Marys Michigan 31 Otterbein 37 Washington and Jefferson 53 Geneva 3 Culver Stockton 32 Kirksville Osteopaths 21 Loyola Maryland 61 Towson Teachers 14 Ripon 40 Carroll 35 Boston U 49 Bates 31 Kentucky 4 West Virginia TM Mankato Teachers 41 St Olaf 3 Stephen F Austin 40 East Central Oklahoma Teachers 33 Oregon State 45 Idaho Southern Branch 29 Montclair Teachers 47 Pace ? Derby 38 New Hampshire 32 St na Indiana 43 Illinois State Normal Evansville 50 Cape Girardeau Missouri Teachers 29 De Paul 50 Arkansas State Jonesboro 30 West Texas State 53 Omaha 35 Yankton 33 Midland 3 South Dakota State 56 Gustavus Adolphus 30 overtime New Mexico State Silver City Arizona 30 Texas Mines 63 New Mexico 26 Hamlin er Billings Poly Alfred Holbrook 37 Georgetown Kentucky 71 Gonzaga 51 Whitworth 27 Montana State Normal 49 Ricks 45
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Knute Rockne Memorial Award Goes to Bob Suffridge
The Touchdown Club of Washington voted to award the Knute Rockne Memorial Trophy to Bob Suffridge of the University of Tennessee as the most outstanding lineman of the year.
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Mer Rouge Ups St. Matthew's In Slim Victory
The Mer Rouge quint defeated St. Matthew's five 25- at Monroe in a game marked by bad luck for the Irish after their return car suffered two flat tires. Mike Elioff led Mer Rouge with two field goals and three free throws while Gregory topped Mer Rouge with 11 points.
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C . Butler
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Hogan and Loving Lead Miami Open After First Round
Ben Hogan of White Plains and Ben Loving of Springfield share the early lead with 3 under par in the $10,000 Miami Open. Jimmy Demaret and Sam Snead close, while Clayton Heafner and Ed Dudley shot 68. Harold McSpaden incurred a penalty stroke after a lengthy ruling.
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Jug) McSpaden
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Overlin Belloise rematch set at Madison Square Garden
Ken Overlin and Steve Belloise prepare for a Friday night return at Madison Square Garden with Overlin defending the 160 pound crown. Promoter Mike Jacobs expects a big gate as fans anticipate a decisive battle between the seasoned veteran and the hard hitting challenger.
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