Tulane Star Jack Holland Plans Pro Boxing to Fund College
Shreveport La December 17 Jack Holland former Tulane football player and boxer plans to turn professional next month in New Orleans to earn money for his degree in physical education at Tulane He aims to coach high school football and resume boxing after earning his diploma Holland who boxed for Tulane and claimed Southern intercollegiate light heavyweight and Southern A A U titles has fought nearly a hundred bouts with only two defeats and now seeks his degree before retiring from boxing.
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Eddie Flynn
Jack Holland
Tulane University
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Loyola University of the South
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New Orleans
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Louisiana
C. E. Byrd High School
Jimmy Camarrata
Martin Burke
Fred Feary
New York
Max Merrick
Chicago
San Francisco
Jerry Dalrymple
all-Southern
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Campus company insures Antioch players at Yellow Springs
At Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio a campus insurance fund has been created for students involved in athletics. Five football players injured this season draw on the fund which also covers coeds in any sport. Assessments are 10 cents per semester for part time students and 30 cents for full course students. An arbitration panel decides indemnity from the college account up to 250 dollars per claim, with up to 250 dollars for liabilities if a fatality occurs. Over 200 students played football this year.
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Yellow Springs
Little Antioch College
Antioch
Fire destroys Hawthorn Farms stable. 21 horses killed
Libertyville, Ill. December 17 Twenty one prize thoroughbreds valued over 100000 were destroyed when a fire swept a stable at Samuel Insull s Hawthorn Farms. The horses were owned by Ralph Gallet who leased the stables. Names of victims include Lieut Russell Siberia Price Tag Dewey Fly and Black Lightning. Cause of the blaze unknown.
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U.P
Samuel Insull
Hawthorn Farms
Ralph Gallet
Chicago
Russell Siberia
Dewey Fly
Black Lightning
Gallet
Washington Huskies Fall Short In Extra Point Loss
Seattle December 17 The University of Washington football team failed to convert extra points in conference play this season. Three successful attempts out of 12 tries left a 7 to 6 loss to California and cost them crucial points in the standings.
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University of Washington
Askies
California
University of Fie
Berkeley
Calif
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Alabama
St. Mary's
San Francisco
Alfonso and
Gaston
Oregon Webfooters favored in Louisiana clash
In Baton Rouge a soaking rain and near freezing temps threaten LSU Tigers and Oregon Webfoots as capacity conditions favor Oregon in line play while LSU relies on a swift passing attack. Western weather and reserve strength may decide the intersectional game with coach Biff Jones rotating squads.
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Louisiana Tiger
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Four Leads Hit Pasadena Open Halfway Mark
In Pasadena California December 17 a field of over 100 golfers saw half a dozen pros surge toward the halfway mark of the Pasadena open with scores around par. Harry Cooper Fred Morrison Leo Diegel Dick Metz Craig Wood Willie Hunter and others led with 68s and 69s as Olin Dutra Frank Walsh Eddie Loos Chet Beer Ralph Guldahl and Archie Hambrick chased.
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Calif
Brookside Park
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Fred Morrison
Annandale
Agua Caliente
Dick Metz
Metzis
Deal
N. J
Craig Wood
Wood
Willie Hunter
Los Angeles
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Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Frank Walsh
Eddie Loos
Chet Beer
Bakersfield
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Tulane Cagers Open Season With Win Over NOAC
Tu lane University edged the New Orleans Athletic Club 35 to 31 to start the basketball season in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
New Orleans Athletic Club
Tech Bears Intersectional Clash In Wet Conditions
Georgia Tech Engineers meet California Bears in a rain softened intersectional showdown. Tech faces a bigger, stronger California line while Tech relies on speed to offset weight advantages. Officials listed include Referee Herb Dana and Umpire Tom Louttit.
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California
Georgia Tech
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Otharek Quisling
Herb Dana
Nebraska
Tom Louttit
Oregon State
Tom Fitzpatrick
Utah
Bob Evans
Millikan
Fifteenth hole at Miami called hard in golf tourney
At the Miami-Biltmore open in Miami Florida 77 of 121 pros reported seven or more on the 550 yard 15th hole and some cards showed as high as 12 strokes Gene Sarazen and Denny Shute both had sevens on the hole with others like Walter Hagen John Farrell Tommy Armour and Paul Runyan also scoring sevens.
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Gene Sarazen
Denny Shute
Walter Hagen
Johnny Farrell
Tommy Armour
Paul Runyan
Ryder Cup Matches Set For June at Ainsdale
The 1933 Ryder Cup between United States and Great Britain will be played June 26 and 27 at Southport and Ainsdale club in Ainsdale England. Albert R Gates of the PGA announced the dates. Northwestern football was dominated by Iowa in rushing yardage 105 to Iowa's 78 as Northwestern fell 44 6.
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U.P
United States
Great Britain
Southport and Ainsdale
Ainsdale
England
Albert R. Gates
Professional Golfers’ Association
Beale System Declares Bucknell National Grid Champion
The Sport Parade columnist awards the national college football title to Bucknell under the Beale system, noting the messy landscape of claims as Colgate Michigan Southern California and Pitt vie for trophies. The piece cites Jack Rissman and Professor Dickinson in the evolving system debate.
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Red Raiders
Michigan
Southern California
Pitt
Rose Bowl
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Chicago Sportsman
Rissman
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Dickinson
Frank Dickinson
Lefty Louie
Potatoes O'Brien
Sport Parade
Professor Dickinson
Bucknell
Amateur archers bag no big game in Michigan deer season
Four hunters Frank Mosher Ed Pottruff O E Marvel of Grand Rapids and Monroe Merrill of Pontiac tried bow and arrow hunting in Blainey Michigan's archery preserve. They saw 50 to 80 deer each but returned without a deer, calling the sport more enjoyable than gun hunting.
Senators Through Bartering Washington Trio Near Deals
Washington officials Clark Griffith and Joe Cronin say they are nearly through making baseball deals for the Senators. Rumors linked catcher Sewell of Cleveland to Washington for Roy Spencer, with Griffith noting more changes could follow as Joe Judge negotiates with Brooklyn.
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Clark Griffith
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Griffith
Catcher Sewell
Cleveland Indians
Roy Spencer
New York
Joe Judge
Brooklyn
Joe
Utah Utes Aim for Third Consecutive Title Run
Denver cable dateline reports Utah has won 33 football games in five years without a conference loss. Under Ike Armstrong the Utes captured six Rocky Mountain Conference championships in eight years. Freshman talent is praised as potentially enabling three more strong seasons.
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University of Utah
Utes
Ike Armstrong
Utah
Bastrop High Names 1933 Ram Eleven Captain
Bastrop Louisiana December 17 Special Official finis to the 1932 football season lists Bastrop high school sixteen lettermen for the grid. Ogbourne Rawlinson chosen captain for next year with the names Castleberry Byrd Fife Johnson Hudson Morris Duckworth Young Claude and Clyde Haiterman Stevenson Henry Pickett Parwino Penton and Rawlinson receiving letters.
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Hudson
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Duckworth
Young
Claude
Clyde Haiterman
Stevenson
Henry
Pickett
Parwino
Penton
Rawlinson
McLarnin Knocks Out Fuller In One-Sided New York Fight
Jimmy McLarnin, the Vancouver welterweight, outboxed Sammy Fuller of Boston Italian in eight rounds. Fuller scored two first round knockdowns but was hurt repeatedly, while McLarnin controlled the bout with left hooks and steady aggression as 11,636 fans paid $27,558 for the uneven match.
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New York
Pick Vidal
Bill Carr
Jimmy McLarnin
Fuller
Bostort
McLarnin
Vancouver
Jimmy
Pete Hartley
Sammy
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT SHOWDOWN ACROSS NINE CITIES
Associated Press reports results from night boxing bouts in New York Rochester Chicago St Paul Phoenix and more. Winners include Jimmy McLarnin Billy Townsend Eddie Wolfe Art Lasky and Baby Arizmendi with knockouts points and draws featuring fighters from Boston New York Vancouver Memphis and Mexico City.
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Kid) Wolfe
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Tenn
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Indianapolis
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Buffalo
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Oakland
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LaSalle
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Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Joe Doktor
Bud Saltis
Eskimo Cleghorn
Nome
Alaska
Phoenix
Ariz
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico City
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Argentina
Billiard Tourney Action Intensifies With Matches Set
New York reports Ralph Greenleaf and Erwin Rudolph tied for first in the world pocket billiard championship. They face Andrew Ponzi and James Caras as George Kelly and Benny Allen clash. Pasquale Natalie holds third after a big win over Young Caras, who drops to fifth.
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Kansas City
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Chicago
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Washington Huskies Share TD Honors In Conference Play
Washington footballs score spread across seven conference games with nine touchdowns by different players. In the final game quarterback Johnny Cherberg opened anew as Paul Sulkosky and Art Ahonen added second rushing scores to finish the season scoring run.
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Johnny Cherberg
Paul Sulkosky
Art Ahonen
UCLA Looms As Favorite In Florida Rose Bowl Showing
UCLA ranked a top-heavy favorite to defeat Florida in a “little Rose Bowl” game in Gainesville. California Day featured a governor proclaimed celebration and floats, with Elizabeth Brown of Deland named queen amid a festive crowd. Florida faced a veteran-caliber Bruins squad after a smooth warm-up, coach Bachman asserting readiness for a strong challenge.
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Fla
University of California At
Los Angeles
University of Florida
California
Florida
Pasadena
Elizabeth Brown
Deland
Charles Bachman
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Eaneste Starbuckey
Sisererdsake Lane
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Bryan Porsier
Sevdenes Jenkins McChestney
All American Prospects and Rivalries Noted in Indiana Football
In Bloomington observers question Paul Moss of Purdue as an all American end while he punts and often joins tackles. The piece notes Notre Dame’s two prior tough games before facing Army, with Army and Navy conditioning cited as factors.
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Paul Moss
Purdue
Notre Dame
Army
Indiana
University of Indiana
Indianapolis
Moss
Big Ten
The
Violets
New York University
Kentucky Students Demand Coach Gamage Ouster
University of Kentucky students press for discharge of head football coach Harry Gamage and a full athletic department overhaul. They seek replacing assistants, cutting salaries, and bidding contracts, arguing four wins and five losses justify drastic action despite Gamage’s conference standing.
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Kentucky Athletic Council
Schools to Play for Crown Today in Louisiana
Lake Charles and Haynesville high school teams meet on a muddy gridiron in Lake Charles for the Louisiana championship. A slow field may slow Haynesville’s speed while both teams’ forward walls and backfields appear evenly matched. The game hinges on key breaks.
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Lake Charles
Haynesville
Louisiana
Wrestling Results From Philadelphia and Brantford
Ray Steele of California defeated Rudy Dusek of Omaha in 19 minutes 4 seconds. Ed Canton of Iowa defeated Cy Williams of Florida in 29 minutes 30 seconds and 14 minutes 25 seconds at Brantford, Ontario.
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Ray Steele
California
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Brantford
Cadets Face Navy Better Than Notre Dame In Excercise
The passage notes a preparatory period aimed at keeping soldiers in able bodied condition, asking whether they should have trained harder or consumed more raw meat. It concludes the Cadets performed better against Navy despite bruises than against Notre Dame.
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