Loyola Coach Doc Erskine Quits After Two Seasons
Doc Erskine resigns as head football coach at Loyola University New Orleans after two seasons. The athletic council accepts the action with regret, noting it was Erskine’s decision amid alumni criticism over a tough schedule and injuries that hampered the Wolves. No successor negotiations disclosed. names linked include Schwartz Jaskwich and Eddie Reed.
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Loyola University
University Athletic Council
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Rice
Texas Christian University
Mississippi State
Centenary
Chicago University
Jesuit High School
New Orleans
Marchmont Schwartz
Charlie Jaskwich
Notre Dame
Eddie Reed
Sheriff's Office Opens 1934 Tax Receipt Window
Ouachita parish sheriff's department will begin receiving 1934 tax payments after state auditor approval. The announcement, made Thursday, follows inquiries from individuals and business organizations seeking tax collection details.
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Ouachita Parish
Little's Double Finest Feat of 1934 Golf Year
W Lawson Little won both the British and American amateur championships, a feat unmatched since Bobby Jones and Harold Hilton. Olin Dutra triumphed at the U S Open while ill, Paul Runyan led money winners, and Virginia Van Wie claimed the women’s title for the third straight year. The Walker Cup saw an American victory, and Little set scoring marks at Prestwick. Jones’s Masters bid faltered as Horton Smith won.
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NEA Service
New York
W. Lawson Little
Stanford University
Bobby Jones
Harold H. Hilton
Olin Dutra
Dutra
Golfers’ Association
Paul Runyan
Virginia van Wie
Little
England
Franc
Ouimet
Old Albion
Maskie
James Wallace
Wallace
Prestwick
Spec Goldman
Hilton
Jones
Simon Pyres
Miss van Wie
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Whitemarsh
Henry Cotton
America
Cotton
St. George’s
Sandwich
Belgium
Ky Laffoon
Far West
Hard Luck
Laffoon
Runyan
White Plains
Augusta
Horton Smith
Atlanta
Opal S. Hill
Les Hamman
David A. Mitchel
Charley Yates
Scotty Campbell
Tommy Armour
Lucille Robinson
Zell Eaton
End Lighthorse Harry
Canine Champ Cooper Shines at Western Open Event
George T. Dunlap won both the North and South Amateur, Henry Picard took the North and South Open, and Miss Van Wie repeated a 1955 conquest in major competition. Favorites won minor tournaments as amateur interest waned. Small galleries followed the National Amateur while golf overall enjoyed a successful year with higher prize money in many winter events.
May Try to Ban Hamas Battle in Germany Fight
New York reports indications that Madison Square Garden may seek legal action to block Steve Hamas from boxing Max Schmeling in Hamburg in March. If needed the Garden may seek an injunction to enforce a no fight before Baer challenger clause, with possible contempt on return.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Steve Hamas
Penn State College
Max Schmeling
Hamburg
Jimmy Johnston
Charley Harvey
Germany
Johnston
Max Baer
Garden
Walker Rebuilds Ole Miss Quint For Season
Coach Ed Walker faces a near total rebuild of the Ole Miss basketball team after heavy graduations. Four starters are gone, and only two veterans remain as the squad trains before Christmas. The lineup will center on Williams Curtis and Rogers, with newcomers including Bedenfield Baumstein Bernard Poole Gloster and Layden. Schedule details await after the holidays.
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Chester Curtis
Rab Rogers
Walker
Marcus Bedenfield
Meridian
Herb Baumstein
Dave Bernard
Sioux City
Iowa
Flash
Buster Poole
Husky Gloster
Miss. Boy
Layden
Georgia Quintet May Go Places This Winter
Georgia coach Rex Enright foresees a stronger Bulldog basketball squad. Key returnees include Bowden, Anderson, Johnson, and Gibson with sophomore Harrold set as center. Schedule spans December to February against Oglethorpe, Florida, Tech, Clemson, Auburn, Presbyterian, Mercer, Georgia hosts and travels, aiming for Southeastern Conference action.
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Rex Enright
North Carolina
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Bulldogs
Brown Wilder
Dan Bowden
Harrison Anderson
Frank Johnson
Hal Gibson
Enright
Charley Harrold
Macon
Oglethorpe
Athens
Chattanooga
Florida
Presbyterian
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Auburn
Clinton
Mercer
Gainesville
Alabama
City of Monroe Forecloses On Delinquent Tax Debtors
Official notice announces public sale of immovable property in Monroe Ouachita Parish for 1931 taxes under Act 170 of 1898. Listings include Theresa Battaglia Lot 39 Filhiol Addn Adams Street and Estate of Tony Battaglia Lot in Sq 39. sale to Interstate Bond Company subrogee. Also ordinance and budget actions and a city council session outline.
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Filhiol
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DeStard St
Adams St
Toney
11Th St
Adams 8&1
P. A. Poag
Ouachita
Penses
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Bernstein Park
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Cornell Alumni News Seeks Four Ways To Save Football
An unsigned Cornell Alumni News editorial in Ithaca argues four avenues to fix Cornell football. It rejects firing the coach as sole remedy and considers dropping the sport or buying material, while urging a broader approach to maintain amateur ideals and even suggests selling Cornell on its educational strengths.
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Cornell Alumni News
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Simons Returns to Tulane Greenies for Sugar Bowl Prep
Tulane star Little Monk Simons, sidelined with a fractured collarbone, rejoined practice with the Greenies as they prepare for the Sugar Bowl against Temple. Dr. Landry announced the healing x ray, and coach Ted Cox stressed improving pass defense for the New Year showdown.
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Pop) Warner
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Lucian Landry
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