Stagg to Head Luncheon at Seven-Sided Collegiate Forum
New York December 26 The seven sided inter collegiate athletics forum opens with the annual sportsmanship luncheon at Town Hall featuring A A Stagg as guest of honor. Week long meetings include the N C A A convention at the Astor Hotel and the football coaches association at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
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New York
U.P
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Town Hall
A. A. Stagg
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Astor Hotel
American Football Coaches’ Association
Pennsylvania
College Track Coaches of America
Hotel Paramount
Eastern College Basketball Coaches’ Association
Hotel New Yorker
Student Health Association
The
Astor
Eastern Collegiate Swimming Coaches’ Association
Mal Stevens
Yale
E. K. Hall
William S. Langford
Walter Okeson
Eastern Association
Langford
Southeastern Conference Basketball Preview from 1933
Kentucky favored in the new Southeastern conference with a strong returning lineup led by Forrest Sale and Frenchy Demossey. Georgia Tech delays start due to football duties. Florida viewed as a dark horse. Auburn Alabama and Tulane field changing lineups as winter races begin.
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Knoxville
Georgia
Leroy Young
Chandley
Pound
Bulldogs
Catfish Smith
Pap Terrell
Tommy Moran
Bill Strickland
Kentucky
Flash Bluegrass Wildcats
Forrest Sale
Brady Cowell
Bill Brady
Auburn
Red” Jenkins
David “Gump” Amai
Alabama
Georgia Tech
California
Hugh Gooding
John Poole
Jimmy Slocum
Roy McArthur
Tulane
George Rody
Blue Grass Veterans Lead New Group in 1933 Green Wave
Optimistic outlook for a championship team as eight of last year’s ten lettermen return to Mississippi with veterans from the 14 games. Vanderbilt schedules a December 31 home opener against C C State while Tennessee trains 18 players including Beattie Feathers Breezy Wynn and Vaughan. LSU also brings back regulars as Mississippi State College Sewanee join 13 teams in the first annual February tournament.
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Mississippi
Vanderbilt
C.C State
Tennessee
Beattie Feathers
Breezy
Wynn
Robinson
Pounders
Vaughan
Louisiana State
Mississippi State College
Sewanee
Phelan Demands End of Bickering Over Washington Finances
University of Washington coach James Phelan left Chicago for New York to attend the annual coaches meeting and said he would not sign a new contract until the department's muddled finances were cleared up. He stated the present terms were acceptable, but he would listen to offers if Washington resolves the financial dispute.
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Chicago
U.P
James Phelan
University of Washington
New York
Washington
Phelan
Purdue
Fordham
Stagg Leaves for East to Attend Coaches Meeting
Amos Alonzo Stagg veteran University of Chicago athletic director sails for the east to attend a coaches meeting and to address several groups ahead of his retirement next June. He declined to say with whom he would confer regarding athletic authority for a new arrangement.
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Chicago
U.P
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Mermaids Gather at Florida Pool for National Aquatic Meet
Miami report notes United States Olympic mermaids led by Miss Georgia Coleman of Los Angeles will compete December 29 to 31 at the Miami Biltmore Country Club under Florida Year-round Clubs. The event draws top divers from California Panama New York and other hubs with star athletes such as Miss Katharine Rawls Miss Lenore Knight and Miss Margaret Hoffman among those listed.
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Miami
Fla
Georgia Coleman
Los Angeles
United States
Miami Biltmore Country Club
Florida
Henry L. Doherty
Florida Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union
California
Panama
New York
Katharine Rawls
Miss Coleman
Miss Rawls
Lenore Knight
Anna May Gorman
Homestead Library Club
Homestead
Helene Madison
Margaret Hoffman
Scranton Swimming Club
Pennsylvania
Joan McSheehy
Women’s Swimming Association of
New York City
Eleanor Holm
Susan Robertson
Dorothea Dickinson
Lisa Lindstrom
Louisa Robert
Atlanta
Josephine McKim
Richard Degener
University of Michigan
Herman Ringler
Penn A. C
College Announces Basketball Slate for Louisiana School
Louisiana college athletic officials unveiled a tentative 12 game basketball schedule. The slate includes games against Mississippi College in Clinton Millsaps in Jackson Mississippi Teachers in Hattiesburg Louisiana Tech in Ruston State Normal in Pineville Union in Pineville Mississippi Teachers in Pineville Louisiana Tech in Pineville State Normal in Natchitoches Southwestern Louisiana in Pineville a February Tennessee and Kentucky tour and a February 23 Southwestern Louisiana game in Lafayette.
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Alexandria
Louisiana College
Mississippi College
Clinton
Millsaps
Jackson
Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
State Normal
Pineville
Union
Natchitoches
Southwestern Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Lafayette
Wildcats Announce Football Schedule for Next Season
Alexandria Louisiana December 26 Louisiana college athletic officials released an eight game football schedule for next season. The slate includes Mississippi College on September 30 Delta Teachers on October 7 State Normal on October 13 East Texas Teachers on October 21 Murray on October 28 Mississippi Teachers on November 4 Southwestern Louisiana on November 11 and Louisiana Tech on November 18.
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Alexandria
Louisiana College
Mississippi College
Clinton
Delta
Pineville
State Normal
Natchitoches
East Texas
Murray
Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Southwestern Louisiana
Lafayette
Louisiana Tech
Paul Will Battle Labarba Shortly
Fidel Labarba the California fighter aims at Tommy Paul in a ten-round bout at the Chicago stadium on Thursday. A draw with Kid Chocolate left Labarba seeking another title chance, while Maxie Rosenbloom and George Nichols also appear on the all star card.
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New York
Fidel Labarba
California
Labarba
Kid Chocolate
New York State Athletic Commission
Fidel
Tommy Paul
National Boxing Association
Paul
Chicago
Maxie Rosenbloom
Billy Jones
Philadelphia
George Nichols
Buffalo
Martin Lewandowski
315 Horses Listed For Arlington Futurity
The Arlington Futurity for two year olds drew 315 entries for the race next July. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney leads with 20 nominations, followed by W. R. Coe and Samuel D. Riddle with five each. Other stables include Mrs. John D. Hertz, Willis Sharpe Kilmer, Mrs. Payne Whitney, and Morton L. Schwartz among others.
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Chicago
Arlington
Washington player earns All-Pacific Coast and All-American honors for blocking
Dave Nisbet of the University of Washington, a wingman known for blocking and tackling, earned national recognition this season. He scored his first varsity touchdown in three years but was nearly unanimously named to the Associated Press All-Pacific Coast team and placed on the All-American third eleven.
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Seattle
Dave Nisbet
University of Washington
Nisbet
Associated Press
Heine
Waner
Heinie Meine
St. Louis
Meine
Michigan still favors extra point after touchdowns
Advocates of abolishing the extra point are unlikely at the University of Michigan. Since 1920 Michigan has not lost a game by failing to kick the extra point and has counted five victories in the last 12 years by converting the kick.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Michigan
Wolverines
Bears and Portsmouth Spartans tie in post season charity game
In Cincinnati the Chicago Bears and Portsmouth Ohio Spartans played to a 6 to 6 tie before 2,500 spectators. The Bears are champions of the National Professional Football league.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Chicago Bears
Portsmouth
Ohio
Spartans
Bears
Exhibition hockey games eyed for Century of Progress
Chicago plans to stage exhibition ice hockey games next summer as part of the Century of Progress sports program at the World’s Fair. The Century of Progress Sports committee announced the event as a centerpiece of upcoming festivities and athletic activities.
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Chicago
U.P
Century of Progress Sports Committee
Eastern Western squads prepare for East West charity game
Forty four football stars split into two camps in San Francisco for a week of practice ahead of the East West charity clash next Monday. Coaches Kerr and Hanley train the eastern squad in the Warner system while Bible and Hollingbery lead the western squad at California with a heavier average player weight of 195 pounds versus 184 for the east.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Shrine
Collegians
Stanford University
Andy Kerr
Dick Hanley
Colgate
Northwestern
Warner
Pop” Warner
Joe Kurth
Notre Dame
Joe Zapustas
Fordham
Paul Moss
Roy Hortsmann
Purdue
Gil Berry
Illinois
Joe Crowley
Yale
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
Orin Hollingbery
Washington State
University of California
Hollingbery
West
East
Body of Sam H. Hillin Sent for Burial
The body of Sam H. Hillin a 22 year old Birmingham Southern college football back and track performer was sent to Houston Texas for burial after dying from a skull fracture sustained in a car crash on the return from Christmas shopping last Friday He died yesterday after not regaining consciousness.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.P
Sam H. Hillin
Japanese College Nine to Tour U S
Waseda university of Tokyo Japan will send its baseball team to tour the United States next year announced by A A Stagg of the University of Chicago The trip will be Waseda s quadrennial return visit continuing a series begun in 1910 when the Maroons toured Japan
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Chicago
Waseda University of Tokyo
Japan
United States
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Waseda
Maroons
Negro gridsters clash at 1 P M at Casino Park
A charity football game between Monroe colored high Bulldogs and the Old Grads shifts to 1 PM today to align with negro social events. A noon parade from the Miller-Roy building will precede the match with Ben Burton's negro orchestra providing music. officials named Purnell and Jones.
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Casino Park
Monroe Colored High Bulldogs
Old Grads
Miller-Roy
DeSiard Street
Ben Burton
Negro Orchestra
Young
Thomas
1.T
Beckwith
R.g
Matthews
Hill
Mackel
R.t
Powell
R.e
Miller
Q.b
Cooper
R.h
Jackson
McClanahan
F.b
Mitchell
Gulley
Howard
Flentroy
Peters
Nicholson
Vaughn
Briscoe
Oath
Welch
Dacatur
Purnell
Southern University
Jones
Louisiana Negro Normal
Scoreless NFL clash ends in Memphis draw
Boston Braves and Memphis Tigers played a scoreless tie in Memphis on Sunday. The Braves controlled much of the action and reached the Tigers 2 foot line but could not push across for a touchdown.
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Memphis
U.P
Boston Braves
Memphis Tigers
Braves
Tigers
Holidays At End For Pitt Eleven
Pitt coach Jack Sutherland resumed drills after the holidays as preparations continue for the January 2 Rose Bowl against Southern California. Sutherland hinted at new plays including long passes and quick kicks with Joe Skladany Ted Daily and backfield threats Warren Heller Bob Hogan and Izzy Weinstock forming the likely starter lineup.
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Tucson
Ariz
U.P
Pittsburgh Gridiron
Jack Sutherland
Sutherland
Warriors
Pasadena
Southern California
Pitt
Trojans
Panthers
Joe Skladany
Ted Daily
Warren Heller
Bob Hogan
Izzy Weinstock
St. Xavier's Mission
Los Angeles
Southern California Trojans
Howard Jones
Rose Bowl
Jones
Night baseball yarns from cloak room sessions in major leagues
Sport Slants recounts tales from night exhibitions and barnstorming tours featuring Negro teams and stars like Paul Waner Heinie Meine and Otto Miller. anecdotes cover fast baserunners, curved pitches, near misses and the perils of night games as players recall early adventures and warnings about high speed action.
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Bell Om
St. Louis
Paul Waner
Bell
Grid star Talley dies after car crash tragedy
Union City Tennessee December 26 Jim Talley popular Southwestern university football player dies from injuries after an automobile crash between Union City and Fulton Kentucky He was a substitute center on the 1932 Lynx team and was expected to be a first string starter in 1933 Funeral services will be attended by fraternity brothers this afternoon.
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Union City
Tenn
U.P
Jim Talley
Southwestern University
Talley
Lynx
Here
Fulton
Onions Valued For Family Diet In Home Menus
Sister Mary explains onions' value as a food source rich in iron and a substitute for red meat, used mainly for seasoning yet essential to family menus. The piece notes their importance in daily meals and suggests greater appreciation of onions in home diets.
Daily Menu Summary
Breakfast lists honeydew melon cereal cream browned hash with tomato sauce crisp toast milk coffee. Luncheon features cream of onion soup croutons fruit salad brown bread and butter sandwiches bread pudding milk tea. Dinner serves fricassee of rabbit mashed potatoes creamed turnips apple celery salad pumpkin pie milk coffee.
Onions as nourishment and versatile cooking staple
The article extols dry onions as a cheap, wholesome protein supplement and flavor enhancer. It notes baking in husks preserves minerals, boiling briefly, steaming or pressure cooking preserves flavor, and highlights calories and vitamin content. It lists many serving ideas from baked to soups and stews.
Baseball Mystery Ends With Sudden Catch in Infield
A narrator pursues a glinting object that looked like an aspirin tablet then crashes into a fence. The ball lands in the second baseman’s glove as the chase ends, prompting the speaker to declare disbelief and surrender to the sport.
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