Junior College Cagers Open Season Versus Louisiana College
The Ouachita Junior College Indians host Louisiana College freshmen in tonight's season opener at the junior college gym starting 7 43. Coach Kemeter tests a large squad and plans a lineup from centers Turner Carpenter Moseley forwards Wenner Massing Braham Ingram McLeod McEnery Noble guards Guy Young Martin Frisbie Moore Smelser. A large crowd and Quachus student body turnout expected.
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Indians
Magnolia A. & M
Turner
Carpenter
Moseley
Wenner
Massing
Braham
Ingram
McLeod
McEnery
Noble
Guy
Young
Martin
Frisbie
Moore
Smelser
Quachus
Four light heavyweight title hopefuls set for December bouts
In Chicago the National Boxing Association tournament will stage the last two first round bouts on December 38 and three second round matchups the same night at the stadium. Contenders include Joe Zelinsky of Boston Willie Bush of Waterbury Charley Belanger of Winnipeg and George Nichols of Buffalo. Other results note Dewey Ahad defeating Johnny Nichols in Muskogee 10 rounds Duke Tramel beating Millie Millitti in Sioux City 8 rounds and K O Christner stopping Steve Demeter in Toledo 2.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Boxing Association
Maxie Rosenbloom
Joe Zelinsky
Boston
Willie Bush
Waterbury
Conn
Charley Belanger
Winnipeg
Man
George Nichols
Buffalo
N. Y
Muskogee
Okla
Dewey Ahad
Cleveland
Johnny Nichols
Drew
Sioux City
Duke Tramel
Wichita
Kans
Millie Millitti
Omaha
Toledo
K. O. Christner
Akron
Steve Demeter
U.S. Navy
Neville HI Team Trims Choudrant
Neville High School cagers opened the season with a 21 to 16 win over Choudrant at the Neville gym. Roland Adcock led Neville with 14 points, while Leachman scored 16 for Choudrant. The Tigers led 11 to 10 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. Sam Jones and Jack Adcock anchored Neville defense amid a tight contest.
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Tigers
Roland Adcock
Neville High School Cagers
Choudrant
Neville Gym
Neville
Leachman
Adcock
Sam Jones
Jack Adcock
Webb
Wrestling results report from New York show heavyweights and draws
Jim Londos of Greece defeated Ray Steele of California in 55 minutes 21 seconds. Tiny Roebuck of Oklahoma defeated Hans Steinke of Germany at 2000. Leo Pinetzki of Hungary defeated Joe Mondt of Colorado in 3 minutes 41 seconds. Rudy Dusek of Omaha defeated Mike Romano of Italy in 1018. Sam Stein of Newark defeated John Maxos of Greece in 19 minutes 36 seconds. Ralph Wilson of Philadelphia drew with Sandor Szabo of Hungary in 15 minutes.
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Associated Press
New York
Jim Londos
Greece
Ray Steele
Glendale
Cal
Tiny Roebuck
Oklahoma
Hans Steinke
Germany
Leo Pinetzki
Hungary
Joe
Toots) Mondt
Colorado
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Mike Romano
Italy
Sam Stein
Newark
John Maxos
Lynn's Sextette Triumphs Over Collinston Girls
Lynn's girls defeat Collinston 41 to 18 led by Ida Mae Gray with 16 points and Opal Hill 28 for Lynn's. Collinston boys pressured Oak Ridge 27 to 23 with Osborn high scorer for Oak Ridge and Captain Osborn sharp in the final quarter.
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Bastrop
Collinston Boys
Oak Ridge Town
Collinston
Opal Hill
Lynn
R. Fontenot
Hilburn
Rector
Ida Mae Gray
Collinston High
Sam Kennedy
Oak Ridge
Osborn
Reeeeereene
Nolan
Woesonered Semmes
Conger
Fontenot
Barham
Kennedy
Moore
Mott
Sambesescseans Seneee OD Hope
Two High School Boys Die of Grid Injuries
In New York on December 22 two more high school players died from football injuries raising this season's toll to 43. William Jackowsky, 15, of Brooklyn, died from blood poisoning after an injury on November 14 at a high school gate. George Cassa, 15, of East Orange, died from a stomach injury suffered in a scrimmage at Elmwood Oval on November 21.
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New York
U.P
William Jackowsky
Brooklyn
George Cassa
East Orange
Elmwood Oval
Trojans Credited With Best Team Achievement for 1931
Southern California's football team is credited by AP sports editors and writers with the outstanding team achievement for 1931, surpassing Notre Dame after a dramatic fourth quarter comeback. The Trojans received 72 of 131 votes, ahead of the St. Louis Cardinals who topped the baseball poll.
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New York
Pepper Martin
Southern California
Trojan
Notre Dame
California
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Martin
Grimes
Hallahan
Trojans
St. Mary's
St. Louis
Cardinals
Ican
Army
Soosece US Navy Crew
Poughkeepsie
Isidentog
U. S.C
Ace
Tulane
Philadelphia Athletics
Amer
Oklahoma City
United States
Columbia
Michigan
eMeeeeese
Tech Cagers Edge Shreveport 20 to 18 in Tough Final Charge
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs defeat Shreveport Collegians 20 to 18 at Tech gym. Tipton guards, adds two long field goals while Finch leads Collegians with eight points. Donald nets decisive late field goal with five seconds left to seal the win.
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Tech Cagers
Shreveport
Roston
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
Shreveport Collegians
Tech
Donald
Tipton
Tech Capiion
Finch
Collegians
Tech Sport
Baker
Patterson
Crowley
Moran
Vincent
Hinton
Medica
Grodh
Parker
Brown
Dempsey Seeks Battles With Levinsky Risko and Sharkey
Salt Lake City December 22. Jack Dempsey proposes to fight King Levinsky and Johnny Risko for claims to a world title and would quit his trades if a championship bout with Jack Sharkey could be arranged. The Manassa Mauler has returned from war and a string of one night stands.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
King Levinsky
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Dempsey Seeks Tougher Opponents After Holiday Exhibition
In a Christmas visit with his mother, Dempsey said he wants real competition. He noted his power remains strong but his old punch isn’t at its best and that none of the local “better boys” could hurt him. He seeks opponents who can truly test him.
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Dempsey
Ouachita Parish High School Football Team Receives Jackets
Sixteen Ouachita Parish High School football players were awarded light suede zippered jackets with red and white O emblems. Captain Mickey Witt led a list including Fran tom, Youngblood, Mc Enery, Rosbury, Owen, Godwin, Poulan, Ebert, Bickham, Bland, Pace, Dunaway, Hooks, Robbins, and Chatham as the ceremony occurred at 1 p.m. in the high school auditorium with faculty and students in attendance.
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Ouachita Parish
Mickey Witt
John Frantom
Kermit Youngblood
Tenille McEnery
Pete Rosbury
Brooks Owen
Tom Pete Godwin
Rush Poulan
New York boxers in mixed results from recent bouts
Jack Rosenberg of New York outpointed Larry Marinucci in a ten round affair. Ray Impelletiere of Italy stopped Gus Rosenberg of New York in one round. Freddy Anderson of Norway knocked out Koli Kola of Porto Rico in five. Freddy Miller from Cincinnati fought Ray Meyers of New York for eight rounds.
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New York
Jack Rosenberg
Larry Marinucci
Ray Impelletiere
Italy
Gus Rosenberg
Freddy Anderson
Norway
Koli Kola
Porto Rico
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
Ray Meyers
Cubs Plan Stronger Lineup With Hornsby Aiding Rebuild
Manager Rogers Hornsby says the Chicago Cubs will be stronger after acquiring Cardinal ace Burleigh Grimes and adding minor league recruits. He cites a balanced rotation with Grimes Malone Root Bush and Smith, plus speed on the bases as key. Questions linger at second and third bases with Lester Bell likely finished at third, Hack untested, and Hartnett anchored behind the plate as Grimm fights for first with Harry Taylor and Kiki Cuyler returning in the outfield.
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Chicago
Banager
Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
Burleigh Grimes
Hornsby
Hack Wilson
Bud Teachout
William Wrigley
Cub
Grimes
Pat Malone
Charlie Root
Guy Bush
Bob Smith
Lester Bell
Stanley Hack
Sacramento Star
Hack
Riggs Stephenson
All Eastern Football Players Arrive for New Year Game
Forty four leading players were due in San Francisco for a public welcome ahead of the East West charity game on New Year’s Day. The All Eastern squad led by Andy Kerr and Dick Hanley would be joined by eight Midwest and Southwest members of the All Western team chosen by Dana X. Bible, with Pacific Coast stars added by Vercy Leeey for a parade to city hall.
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San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
Vercy Leeey
Napoleon in a dramatic bridge hand sparks a historic tale
A humorous cross ruff tale recaps Napoleon Bonaparte playing bridge with Ma Chan-Shan and Josephine, detailing a seven spade hand and a wagered empire. The piece notes Napoleon's divorce and marriage to Marie Louise, while hinting at obscure authorities and a spoof monograph on contract theory.
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Napoleon
Ma Chan-Shan
Bonaparte
Josephine
East
Bonaperte
Alsace-Lorraine
Egypt
Marie Louise Hapsburg
Vienna
Doktor
Wolfgang Eisenbarb
Waterloo
Rain Delays Georgia Tech Practice Ahead Of California Game
Atlanta December 22 Coach W A Alexander faced rain hindrances as the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets kept indoors for a review of fundamentals and a blackboard drill for the charity game against the University of California scheduled Saturday.
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Atlanta
W. A. Alexander
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
University of California
Tech
Checkers and Dominoes Favorite Pastimes at MSU
Coaches at Michigan State College favor checkers and dominoes as their main pastime with tournaments held nearly every weekday afternoon.
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Michigan State College
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