City League Basketball Benefit Set at Ouachita Junior College
Three City league games are planned at Ouachita junior college gym Monday with proceeds to the Ouachita Parish Tuberculosis and Public Health association. The Juniors vs Y’s Men, Missouri Pacific five vs Ouachita Business Men, and Adler aggregation vs Brown Paper mill Juniors start at 7. Tickets are on sale at Julius Lemle and Son Polly's Nut Shop Jack's Recreation Hall Louis Hart's News Stand Stag Smoke House Collins Pharmacy The Lobby Central Cafe Midway News Stand Royal Confectionery and the Metropolitan Cafe.
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Tuberculosis Association
City League
Ouachita Junior College
Y’s
Missouri Pacific Five
Ouachita
Adler
Brown Paper Mill
Oushita Parish
Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
J. Paul Kemerer
G. B. Cooley
The
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Julius Lemle
End of Reform Wave in Football Is Predicted
Alan Gould surveys 1933 college football reform era draw to a close as Yale and Harvard seek to restore fall practice and training camps while Big Ten plans and coaching reforms gain momentum. Rivalries and salaries remain central as Eastern schools push for uniform control and renewed schedules.
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Associated Press
New York
Yale
Harvard
New York University
University of Pennsylvania
Carnegie Foundation
Cornell
Iino Volare Iragoc
Army
United States
Carnegie
Treasuries
Navy
Lou Little
Columbia
Fritz Crisler
Princeton
DeWitt
Ededie Hart
Hart
Harold
Sammy White
Sam
Jo Duff
Joe
Hobey Baker
Fragmented OCRSports Brief Missing Clear Details
Incomplete text references a meeting about football safety and defense, mentions officials and a rule change. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about play, passes, and zones.
Tough Schedule Booked By Centre for Next Year
Centre college announces a ten game football schedule for 1934 under director Edwin Kubale. New opponents include Tennessee Marquette and Mercer replacing Pittsburgh Washington and Lee and Birmingham-Southern. Dates and locations listed include games at Knoxville Danville Cincinnati Milwaukee and others.
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Danville
Edwin Kubale
Centre College
Tennessee
Marquette
Mercer
Pittsburgh
Washington and Lee
Birmingham-Southern
Knoxville
Transylvania
Farmerville Boxing Team Triumphs Over Spearsville
Farmerville high school defeated Spearsville high school in a fast and spirited boxing meet held in Farmerville. Early bouts featured close decisions with Harrison narrowly beating Owens, Raybun defeating Roberts, and Senn overcoming Willhite. The event drew a large parish crowd and marked a major local boxing success.
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Farmerville
Spearsville High School
Harrison
Owens
Raybun
Roberts
Fuller
Beaird
Spearsville
Senn
Willhite
Hall
Barron
Tech Announces Cage Schedule For Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
Louisiana Tech basketball fans learn the 1934-35 schedule likely adds about ten games to last season. January shows heavy home games with Kentucky Wesleyan, Stetson, Southwestern Louisiana, Centenary, and others. The lineup also lists Loyola, Normal, Mississippi colleges, and a Clinton/Teachers series among planned contests.
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Bulldogs
Kentucky-Wesleyan
Loyola Wolves
Tech
Centenary
Louisiana College
Stetson
Southwestern
Louisiana
Her
Missi
Millions
Normal
Lafa
Jackson
Millanne
Clinton
o-Lavala
Hattiesburg State Mitoches
Old Lou fills Centenary date for LSU game
Baton Rouge December 16 P declares himself flabbergasted at Centenary replacing LSU on its 1934 football schedule. T. P. Heard LSU athletic director says October 6 game with the Geis is filled, and a pool game with Oregon may be added pending SEC consent. The Oregon game would cap a tough slate as LSU aims for its strongest team yet in school history.
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Baton Rouge
Flanberaasted
Centenary
Louisiana State University
T. P. Heard
State
Louisiana State
Louisiana State Athletic
University of Oregon
Oregon
Tiger
Tiger Stadium
Challengers Form Independent Grid Team in Jonesboro
Former college players holidaying in Jonesboro organize an all-star independent lineup named the Challengers. E. O. Walker, protege of Pop Warner, will coach with players from Temple, Louisiana Tech, Louisiana Normal, and other schools. Proceeds from post-season games go to the local high school athletic fund.
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Jonesboro
E. O. Walker
J. B. Bess
Normal
Roy Odom
Tech
Fred Gaar
Gene Posie
Jonesboro High
Manden Rockhold
S. A. Williams
Jim Harlan
Davis
Autry
Alton Rockhold
Tom Webb
D. Bond
Temple
Carleton Jones
Blalock
Tyler
Dutra Opens With 65 In California Open
Olin Dutra of Santa Monica charged into the California open lead with a 65, four under par, at Lakewood Country club. Ben Coltrin trails two strokes back after a 72, while Leo Diegel and Ky Laffoon sit in the group four back as the event moves toward the final rounds.
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Calif
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Lakewood Country Club
Ben Coltrin
Pramesco
Leo Diegel
Prilment
Philadelpha
SA Heles
Ky Laffoon
Denver Neha
Beverly Hills
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Lew Lynch
Dallas
Two Columbia Stars Injured Before Rose Bowl
Columbia football faced injuries as fullback Bill Nevel and center Al Ciampa were sidelined in drills before the Rose Bowl with Stanford. Nevel took a forehead gash requiring three stitches but expected to be ready for New Year's Day. Ciampa sprained his shoulder and neck and will likely see limited action. Coach Lou Little directed a two hour offensive drill against a dummy Stanford squad, signaling improved readiness.
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York
Columbia
Stanford
Ane
Bill Nevel
Vta
al Ciampa
Nevel
Joe Stanczyk
Ciampa
Lou Little
Lions
Harley Boss Marries Miss Stidham in Nashville Ceremony
E. Harley Boss first baseman for the Cleveland Indians wed Miss Ruby May Stidham of Nashville at the Central Church of Christ. Boss, formerly with Chattanooga in the Southern Association, received a marriage license yesterday. The couple planned to visit Jonesboro after the ceremony and then Los Angeles for January before joining the Cleveland team in New Orleans for spring training.
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Nashville
Tenn
E. Harley Boss
Cleveland Indians
Ruby May Stidman
Central Church of Christ
Boas
Chattanooga Club
Southern Association
Jonesboro, la
Stidham
C. P. Stidham
Hall Calhoun
Thomas Bowers
Bowers
Jonesboro
Boss
W. O. McDonald
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Cleveland
Giants Bears clash for national pro football title at Wrigley
In Chicago on December 16, the New York Giants and Chicago Bears meet at Wrigley Field to decide the national pro football championship. Harry Newman leads the Giants against Bear stars Bronko Nagurski and Red Grange in a clash for the league title and a top prize split of receipts.
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Chicago
New York
Charles Dunkley
Associated Press
New York Giants
Giants
Harry Newman
Chicago Bears
Wrigley Field
Bears
Bronko Na
Minnesota
Jack Manders
Molesworth
James Millikin University
Michigan
Ken Strong
Hewitt Wydales
Badegro Lyman
Tess Twees
Grant
Carlson
Gibson
Miller
Hein Kopcka
Joness
Owen Reargins
Flaherty Brumbaugh
Newman Molesworth
Burnett Ndters
Iota Stroam
Iota Stroam Gurski
Oes Molenda
Tommy Hughitt
Buffalo
N. Yo
Bobby Cahn
Robert Karch
Columbus
Dan Tehan
Cincinnati
Auburn Cagers to Play 11 Conference Contests
Auburn's 1934 basketball schedule features eleven SEC games. Key dates include Jan 5 Vanderbilt in Auburn and Jan 10 Georgia Tech in Auburn, with trips to Nashville and New Orleans and a Gainesville series in February. The slate also lists games against Birmingham Southern, Louisiana at Baton Rouge, and Georgia Tech in Atlanta among others.
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Auburn
Ala
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Birmingham Southern
Birmingham
Nashville
Tulane
New Orleans
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Georgia
Florida
Gainesville
Atlanta
Beck Named Captain Of Vanderbilt Commodores for 1934
Eugene Beck of Erwin Tennessee was elected captain of Vanderbilt’s Commodores for the 1934 season at the annual football banquet. The choice marks a shift from per game captains to a single season long leader with Harry Guffee of Franklin named as alternate captain.
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Nashville
Tenn
Eugene Beck
Erwin
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Harry Guffee
Franklin
Boys High of Atlanta Defeats Houston All Star Team
Atlanta based Boys High of Atlanta won 19 to 0 against an all star Houston Texas squad. San Jacinto high and John Reagin high representatives from Houston played ten quarters against Atlanta.
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Boys High of
Atlanta
Houston
Allstar
Texas
San Jacinto High
John Reagin
Princeton Tigers Regain Gridiron Glory in Nine Straight Wins
Robert Edgren recalls Princeton football bounce back season led by Garry Cochran and Bill Roper. The Tigers, once thought to slump due to overemphasis on the sport, produced a sensational comeback winning all nine games. Highlights include dramatic 21 19 victory over Chicago and noted early losses erased by dominant scores.
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Princeton
Tiger
Garry Cochran
Tigers
Ad Kelly
Sam Holt
Johnny
Arthur Joe
Chicago
Tigertown
Amherst
Williams
Columbia
Washington Lee
Tallulah Star Named Captain of First Team
Tallulah star Wiley Towne won the center berth by a narrow margin over W Jones of Maughe. Roy Boswell of Tallulah and Mount of Duhac h led the guard positions. Delhi’s Capes and Jackson, Wisner’s Wells, and Dup ach’s Dear were noted as top tackles with Napper and Williamson earning end spots.
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Wiley Towne
Tallulah
W. Jones
Maughe
Mount
Dubach
Dean
Mangham
Boswell
Fins
Mount Aas
White
Dubech
Capes
Delhi
Jackson
Cay
Ely
Neith
Napper
Williamson
Tally- Goods
Bray
T. Napper
Onds
Loomis
Fer
Adier-Brown Juniors Face Standout Nonleague Clash
Two forfeited games are listed against them but the Adier-Brown Juniors still prepare for what is billed as a top night matchup. The nonleague battle features two of the league’s strongest squads, promising a highly competitive contest despite the forfeits.
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Adier-Brown Juniors
Tulane Quintet Defeats Southwestern Five Again
Tulane basketball defeated Southwestern 32 to 23 in the second game of a series after Friday’s 38 to 34 win. Tulane center Harey Vorhahen scored eight points on four field goals, while Southwestern’s Buster McMurray and Tulane guard Claude Sigoens added six points each. Tulane led 17 to 12 at halftime before a crowd of about 140.
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Ad Kelly
Kelly
Yale
Sant White
Princeton
Soria
Arthur Poe
Johnny Poe
Princton Poes
Johnny
de Kinny
John R. DeWitt
Yale Vane
DeWitt
Poo
Dines Toy
Neo Doug Fieid
New Orleans
Tulane
Stern Tonight
Harey Vorhahen
Lectoring
Jonight
Buster McMurray
Southwestern
Claude “Little Monk
Sigoens
Oakes
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