Southern Baseball tests new intentional pass rule in league play
In Memphis the Southern Baseball association reviews a trial rule allowing baserunners to advance two bases on an intentional walk with two outs. Critics warn it rewards control and risks hindering pitchers, while supporters say it could boost offense and thrills. opinions vary among editors from Nashville and New Orleans.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Baseball Association
Freddie Russell
The
Nashville Banner
Thompson Prothro
William McG. Keefe
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Blinkey Horn
Nashville TennesSean
Harry Martinez
New Orleans
College hoops squad previews season amid standout players
The report outlines a basketball team’s season outlook with mentions of players like Harris, Samuels, and Lloyd Lindsay. It notes speed, scoring, and center concerns, plus expectations for a strong conference showing against Kentucky and other rivals.
Batsman Refuses Offer in Mixed Baseball Rumor List
A garbled 1920s sports note mentions BR batsman TM refusing an offer, with scattered references to Hafey Klein and the Reds Braves payroll gossip. Names and figures are unclear, but the piece hints at league trade talk and player value amid winter chatter.
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Ati
Chick Hafey
Klein
Monts
York ‘Il
Boston Braves
Janpy
Tatanne Triumphs in Christmas Handicap at New Orleans
In New Orleans on December 26, Mrs. Johnny Zoeller's two year old Tatanne defeated ten rivals to win the Christmas handicap. Clocked 1:43 3-5 for the mile and 70 yards, the St. James filly paid 14.40 for two dollars straight, beating Contraband and Eva B. under Patsy Petrella.
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New Orleans
Shrewsbury
Johnny Zoeller
Tatanne
St. James
Mose Goldblatt
J. J. Robinson
Eva B. Tatanne
Patsy Petrella
Contraband
Eva B
Columbia strong workout in Tucson before Rose Bowl
In Tucson Coach Lou Little held light practice for Columbia after heat delayed sessions as the Lions prepare for the January 1 Pasadena game with Stanford. Weight concerns linger as players report below normal, with improvements noted in some individuals but overall cautious training planned.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Keaging
Carh Lou Little
Columbia
Stanford
Pasadena
Lions
Little
Eusy
University of Arizona
Herb Kopf
Joe Richavick
Cliff Montgomery
Alfred Barabas
Thornhill Demands Hard Practice For Rose Bowl
Stanford coach Claude Thornhill says the Cardinal will complete two daily workouts up to New Year’s Day. He laments players’ focus on exams and underestimates Columbia, while noting center Wes Muller is recovering from influenza and may rejoin before the game.
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Pasadena
Cal
Stanford University
Columbia University
Claude Thornhill
Thornhill
Columbia
Lou
Stanford
Wes Muller
Cardinal
Parker Rated High in Junior Net Title Match
Frankie Parker, a former Milwaukee youth now in Lawrenceville New Jersey, dominates the field in the national indoor junior tennis championships at the Seventh Regiment Armory. He is favored for the No. 8 national ranking and faces Stephen Ogilvy in the first round with a potential clash against D R Grace or Nathan Ritzenberg in later rounds.
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New York
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Lawrenceville
N. J
Seventh Regiment Armory
Parker
Joseph Abrams
DeWitt Clinton High School
Sumner Redman
Harvard
George H. Ball
Northwestern
Jackie Behr
Cornell
Gilbert Hunt
Massachusetts Tech
Robert Madden
Pittsburgh
Stephen H. Ogilvy
Northwood School
New Rochelle
D. R. Grace
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Nathan Ritzenberg
James Adams High School
Washington, D. C
Lyman W. Crossman
Klick Defeats Kid Chocolate for Junior Lightweight Title
Frankie Klick of San Francisco defeated Cuban challenger Kid Chocolate by technical knockout with two seconds left in the seventh round at Adelphia to win the Pennsylvania recognized world junior lightweight championship. Referee Johnny Murphy stopped the bout as Chocolate staggered and collapsed after a right hand to the chin. The crowd of about 4,000 witnessed the see-saw battle as Klick built momentum in the later rounds.
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Adelphia
Frankie Klick
Pennsylvania
Kid Chocolate
Chocolate
Klick
Murphy
Moe Fleisher
San Francisco
Cuba
Klicks
Herman Cherin
Lou Cassidy
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Louis Guitierez
Canzoneri
Lou Amber
Young Firpo
Pennsgrove
N. J
Johnny Craven
Conshocken
Georgia Riley
Negro
Milt Jacobs
Philadelphia
Tony Valenti
Charley Badami
New Year
Dick Welsh
Dunlap Seeks Eighth Mid Winter Crown In Pinehurst
Forty four golfers gather for the 31st annual mid winter golf championship at Pinehurst. George T. Dunlap Jr national amateur champion seeks eighth title after winning the national crown in Cincinnati last fall. main rivals include Dick Wilson Halbert Blue Eric Thompson and D N Tallman. last year Dunlap won the medal with 72 and defeated Blue 67 in final. tournament ends Saturday.
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Pinehurst
N. C
George T. Dunlap
Dunlap
Cincinnati
Dick Wilson
Southern Pines
Carolina
Halbert J. Blue
Eric D. Thompson
Andd. N. Tallman
Minneapolis
United States
Blue
Irving Ace Bailey Showing Improvement After Injury
Irving Ace Bailey of the Toronto Maple Leafs showed further improvement in his condition on Christmas Day. He suffered a fractured skull on December 12 after a collision with the Boston Bruins, endured two delicate operations and several lumbar punctures, and had been near death before rallying, buoying his family and team.
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Boston
Irving
Ace
East West Stars Practice Ahead of New Year’s Game
Eastern team drills in Palo Alto under Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr while Western squad works at Washington State and Denver. Notable players include Ceppi Pardonner Lukats Feathers Laws Sorboe Sauer Schwammel as they prepare for the East West charity football game to be staged on New Year’s Day.
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San Francisco
Palo Alto
Stanford University
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Hanley
Charles Ceppi
Princeton
Paul Pardonner
Purdue
Ceppi
Pardonner
Nick Lukats
Notre Dame
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Joe Laws
Iowa
Mike Sebastian
Pittsburgh
Orin Hollingberg
Washington State
Percy Lacey
Denver
Merle Neh
Columbia College
Portland
Phil Sorboe
George Sauer
Nebraska
Sauer
Adolphe Schwammel
Oregon State
Hollingberg
Lacey
Schwammel
Berekley
University of California
Fritz Crisler
Tiger
Dartmouth
Yale
Duquesne
Elmer Layden
Pitt
Layden
Hank Anderson
Michigan
Hoe
Ohio State
Minnesota
Kipke
Wolverines
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
East Mentors Bring 22 for Shrine East West Game
Stanfort Calif December 26 The East Shrine all star team led by Dick Hanley of Northwestern and Andy Kerr of Colgate arrives with 22 players and plans two daily workouts ahead of the New Year’s Day benefit game in San Francisco Beattie Feathers of Tennessee stands out for long punt returns as the fans anticipate a new offense under hats.
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Stanford University
Calif
Andy
San Francisco
Northwestern
Dick Hanley
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Warner
Kerr
Hanley
Beattie Feathers
Practice Is Begun for North South Star Game
Senior football stars from southeastern schools will arrive in Knoxville on Tuesday to begin practice for a New Year s charity game. Forty seven seniors from thirteen conference schools will play with Don Zimmerman and Jimmie Hitchcock joining the lineup alongside C L Foster s event coordination. Coach Frank Thomas of Alabama will direct the south squad and Coach Chet Wynne of Auburn will coach the north squad.
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Knoxville
Tenn
C. L. Foster
Don Zimmerman
Jimmie Hitchcock
Tulane
Auburn
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Chet Wynne
Doctors Use Creosote For Chest Colds
For years physicians have prescribed creosote for coughs colds and bronchitis. Creomulsion with creosote and six other medicinal elements stops coughs and colds quickly and is claimed to be harmless and easy to take. Your druggist backs Creomulsion with a money back guarantee if not relieved as directed. Beware the cold that lingers.
Profits in Football Are Fattened by 1933 Upsets
A 1933 season review highlights Notre Dame, Southern California, Stanford and Duke with surprises, rising conferences, and Sharper edges in gate receipts. It notes Michigan, Ohio State, and Purdue contending in the Big Ten, and Arkansas leading the Southwest before an ineligible player issue altered the race.
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Jimmy Donahue
NEA Service
Notre Dame
Southern California
Indiana
Northwestern
Army
Trojans
Stanford
Oregon State
Duke
Durham
Georgia Tech
Blue Devils
Alabama
Frank Thomas
Mississippi
Southwestern
Baylor
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Nebraska
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Kansas
Iowa State
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Denver
Colorado Aggies
California
Coaches Gather for 13th Parley at Chicago Meeting
The 13th annual American Football Coaches Association gathering opens in Chicago with Michigan coach H G Kipke reporting on proposed changes. Proposals include moving goal posts, permitting forward passes behind the line, and allowing surrender of 25 yards upfield amid wind affected play.
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Chicago
American Football Coaches’ Association
H. G. Kipke
Michigan
National Rules Committee
Society of Physical Directors For
Coleges
George Little
Rutgers University
Student Health Association
Jackie Westrope Aims for 300th win Thursday at Houston meet
Jackie Westrope will ride Thursday at Epsom Downs hoping to reach his 300th win before the Houston meet closes January 1. He has 34 wins at Houston, spurred by a five day suspension ending Thursday. No American jockey has hit 300 in a year since 1998. Westrope, the 1933 season standout, leads in wins and earnings at top tracks and dominates Epsom Downs with over 65 percent of his mounts finishing in the money.
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Houston
Texas
Jackie Westrope
Epsom Downs
Westrope
Miss Tulsa
Oriental Park
Tampa Spartans Close 1933 Season With 7-0 Victory
The University of Tampa Spartans beat the Haskell Indians 7-0 on Christmas Day in Tampa Florida. Buck Torres intercepted a pass for the belated touchdown and converted with a 27 yard run and O Reilly added the extra point.
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Tampa
Fla
University of Tampa Spartans
Haskell Indians
Lawrence
Kan
Buck Torres
Indians
Spartans
Torres
O'Reilly
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