King Levinsky vows to stop Don McCorkindale in Chicago bout
King Levinsky predicts a knockout of Don McCorkindale in their ten round clash Friday night in Chicago. He attacks British fighters as bums and asserts he will finish McCorkindale with class, weight favors Levinsky, while McCorkindale plans to press inside and rely on skill. The bout follows recent ring action and matches being discussed by promoters in New York, with Schmel ing delaying his return and potential bouts noted for early January.
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Charles Dunkle
Associated Press Sports
King Ped
Gene
Don McCorkiltish
McCorkindale
King
Lena
Chicago
Jack
Boston
McCork
Sky
Levinsky
Amsteram
Primo Carnera
Paulino Uzendun
Larry Gains
Young Stribling
Gains
Carnera
London
Strihling
Schmeling
U. S
New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Maxie
United States
Tommy Loughran
Atlantic City
Loughran
Madison Square Garden
Jacobs
King Levinsky-Don McCorkindale
Dunlap Wins Pinehurst Mid-Winter Medal With 72
George T. Dunlap Jr of New York captured medalist honors at the Pinehurst mid winter championship with 37 35 72 while overcast conditions left the course slow and wet. Eric D. Thompson of St Andrews NB was six strokes back at 41 37 78 with Halbert J Blue and Dick Wilson tying for third at 80. An expert notes rising feet and ankles in American women due to athletics and heels.
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Pinehurst
N. C
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Cincinnati
Dunlap
Eric D. Thompson
St. Andrews
N. B
Halbert J. Blue
Aberdeen
Pittsburgh
Dick Wilson
Southern Pines
Wilson
R. P. Davidson
Washington
F. C. Roberson
Manchester
David N. Tallman
Minneapolis
Jack Rudel
Montreal
Eric Thomson
Centenary Gents Resume Training for Porker Tilt
Centenary College, undefeated for two seasons, began two-a-day practice in Shreveport as they prepare for the Dixie Classic on New Year’s Day against the Arkansas Razorbacks in Dallas. Coach Homer Norton oversees sessions with light drills, no contact, and a plan to taper before the game.
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Shreveport
Centenary College Stadium
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Dallas
Texas
Homer Norton
Norton
Manning Smith
Arkansas Gears Up For Dixie Classic With Centenary
The University of Arkansas football squad endured two cold weather workouts preparing for the Dixie Classic on New Year’s Day in Dallas. Coach Fred Thomson highlighted key opponents Manning Smith Harold Oslin and Paul Geisler and noted Parker backs would focus on defensive plans and the line plunging of Biddle and Criswell. Clark and George Jordan remained sidelined with injuries.
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Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Centenary College of Shreveport
Dallas
Fred Thomson
Clark
George Jordan
Fordyce
Thomson
Manning Smith
Harold Oslin
Paul Geisler
Parkers
Biddle
Criswell
Lenore Kight Plans Attack on Aquatic Record
Lenore Kight of Homestead Pa plans to break the 300 meter long course mark held by Helene Madison on the opening day of the national Olympic stars aquatic meet at the Miami Biltmore pool. Entrants include Anne Govednik Dorothea Dickinson Elizabeth Harrison Janice Lifson and others with Dick Degener noted as men’s champion.
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Miami
Fla
Helene Madison
Lenore Kight
Homestead
Miami Biltmore
Anne Govednik
Chisholm
Minn
Agnes Geraghty
Johanna Gorman
Lisa Lindstrom
Susan Robertson
Jessie Conway
Dorothea Dickinson
Elizabeth Harrison
Janice Lifson
New York
Katherine Rawls
Fort Lauderdale
June Burr
Coral Gables
Dick Degener
Detroit
Anderson And Successor Meet Friendly at Chicago
In Chicago at the American Football Coaches association meeting Heardy Hunk Anderson former Notre Dame head coach greeted his successor Elmer Layden with a warm handshake They talked in the hotel lobby with Anderson signaling interest in coaching openings at North Carolina State Alabama Poly and Dartmouth Reports also tied Harry Stuhldreher or Gus Dorais to the Dartmouth post
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Chicago
Anderson
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
American Football Coaches Association
Elmer
Layden
North Carolina State
Alabama Poly
Dartmouth
Harry Stuhldreher
Four Horsemen of
Gus Dorais
University of Detroit
Eastern and Western Stars Start Two-a-Day Workouts
Eastern and Western football luminaries began two-a-day practices in San Francisco ahead of New Year’s Day charity game. East squad under Kerr and Hanley practiced at Palo Alto with experimental lineups, while Western players worked in Berkeley under Lacey and Hollingberg with two balanced elevens and scrimmage plans.
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San Francisco
Palo Alto
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
James Bucknell
Hopke
Alabama
Peters
Pardenner
Purdue
Schwammel
Oregon State
Field
Morris
California
Stevens
Southern California
Hughes
Oregon
McNeish
O'Brien
Nebraska
Barton
Denver
Cappoletti
Coats
Sorboe
Washington State
Nehl
Columbia College
Bowman
Mikulsk
Montgomery Predicts Tough Stanford Challenge for Lions
Columbia football captain Cliff Montgomery says Stanford’s lineup is big and fast but will not overpower the Lions New Year’s Day in the Arroyo Seco bowl. He praises Coach Lou Little and expects Columbia to hit peak form, despite the climate change and weight advantage.
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Tucson
Ariz
Cliff Montgomery
Columbia
Stanford
Arroyo Seco
Cliff
Montgomery
Lou Little
Lou
Football Chiefs Hear Changes in Rules
The American Football Coaches' Association proposed seven 1934 rule changes to speed play in college football. Suggestions include passing from any point behind the line, moving goal posts to the goal line, abolishing the dead ball and fumble rules, widening sideline gaps, a windy day surrender option, and a revised touchback rule. Coach Harry Kipke urged, while some progressives push for reforms, most coaches favor keeping current rules. Major John L. Griffith predicted no radical changes, though the touchback idea may pass.
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Chicago
American Football Coaches’ Association
National Rules Committee
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Coaches’ Rules Committee
Kipke
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Shotton Not Worried By Rumor Of Wilson Manager Change
Burt Shotton in Florida says he is not concerned by reports that Jimmy Wilson will replace him as Phillies manager for 1934. He dismisses the rumor as pure fabrication while playing golf at the Winter Haven course in Tampa.
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Tampa
Fla
Burt Shotton
Florida
Jimmy Wilson
Philadelphia
Winter Haven
Shotton
Wilson
Phillies
Adler Cagers to Meet Louisiana Tech Tonight
The Adler basketball team of Monroe meets Louisiana Tech tonight at Ouachita junior college gym at 7 30. Manager Royce says the locals are in good shape and star Lt Herb, ex Army football and basketball, leads Adler. Tech won the first meeting but Royce forecasts a Adler victory with proceeds aiding the Monroe city basketball league.
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Adler Basketeers
Monroe City
Louisiana Tech
Cagers
Ouachita Junior College Gymnasium
Royce
Adler Five
Herb
Army
Tech Cagers
Tech Gymnasium
Ruston
Wildcats Bid for Cage Crown in Southeastern Title Race
Kentucky aims to defend the Southeastern Conference title as coach Adolph Rupp relies on reserves like captain John Demoisey and guard Bill Davis after losing stars Forest Sale Ellis Johnson and Darrell Darby. The Wildcats, who beat Tulane to lead the conference, have compiled a 50-8 record under Rupp, with eight of his players earning all star honors in three seasons.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Dixie
Forest Sale
Ellis Johnson
Darrell Darby
Sale
Atlanta
Johnson
Darby
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
John
French) Demoisey
Bill Davis
Jack Tucker
Dave Lawrence
Demossey
Evans Settle
L. B. Davis
Andy Anderson
Edwards
Potter
Lewis
Seater
Jerome and
Mysters
Wards
Anderson
Tulane
Rupp
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Sam Brown Banned From Vanderbilt Footballeligibility
Dallas Texas lineman Sam Brown, star of the 1933 Vanderbilt eleven, is declared ineligible for next season due to failing scholastic requirements. The decision was announced in Nashville on December 27.
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Nashville
Tenn
Sam Brown
Dallas
Texas
Vanderbilt University
Thornhill Works on Indians Weight Ahead of Rose Bowl
Pasadena December reports Stanford coach Claude Thornhill trims excess weight of his Indians after a long layoff. Tuesday drills restructure the lineup with Ben Paramountain moving to end, uncertainties over Moscrip Bates Maentz and Muller missing or limited, as center We Muller battles influenza and may be replaced by Bill Bates.
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Thornhill
Pasadena
Cal
Lou Little
Columbia Lions
Tucson
Claude
Tiny) Thornhill
Stanford Indians
Redskins
Battle Arena
Stanford
Southern California
Columbia
Ben Paramountain
Paramountain
Jim (Monk) Moscrip
Bob Maentz
Moserip
We Muller
Bill Bates
New Zealand Student Sets Mile Mark at Princeton
At Princeton on July 15 in an international meet, Jack Lovelock of New Zealand shattered the mile world record with 4 minutes 7.6 seconds, passing Bill Bonthron late after a flawless pace. Bonthron finished 4:08.7, while Glenn Cunningham later won the National Collegiate AAU mile in 4:09.8.
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New York
New Zealand
Oxford
United States
Princeton
N. J
Jack Lovelock
Down Under
Jules Ladoumegue
Bill Bonthron
Lovelock
Bonthron
Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas
Injured Maple Leaf Star Bailey Listed In Fair Condition
Toronto Maple Leafs star Irwin Bailey was reported in fair condition at a Boston hospital. He remained on the danger list earlier after a collision with Eddie Shore of the Boston Bruins during a National League game two weeks ago and was temporarily in critical condition.
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Boston
Irwin Bailey
Toronto Maple Leafs
City Hospital
Bailey
Eddie Shore
Boston Bruins
All Star Cagers Return to SEC Tournament
Seven of the ten players named to last year's Southeastern Conference all-star teams are back this season. The returning stars include Frank Waits of Mississippi State, John Frenchy De moisey of Kentucky, and Malcolm Sparky Wade of Louisville, continuing strong action in the SEC race.
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Atlanta
Frank Waits
Mississippi State
John
Frenchy) Demoisey
Kentucky
Malcolm
Sparky) Wade
Lou
LSU and Kentucky Tale of Stars in Historic Meet
The article lists all star selections with Louisiana State and Kentucky leading forwards and guards. It notes Forrest Sale Ellis Johnson and Taylor as remaining Kentucky and Mississippi State centers. Wade and Waits are juniors with top scoring averages. Kentucky won last year’s tournament 46 to 27 and was favored along with LSU. MSU was the dark horse. Sparky Wade of Louisiana was a standout personality with versatile goals.
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Isiana
Blair and Harris
Louisiana State
Bill Devis
Kentucky
Pillow
Mississippi State
Forrest Sale
Ellis Johnson
Taylor
Wade
Southeastern
Waits
Sparky Wade
Louisiana
Sale of extensive timber lands and mills in multiple states
Special Master will auction the Chicago Mill Timber Corporation and related properties in Arkansas and other states on January 30, 1934 at noon. Bids require deposit bonds up to $20,000 for whole properties and various sums for stock and district parcels. Highest bids to be confirmed by the court with final cash and/or mortgage payments allowed.
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District Court of the United States
Eastern District of Arkansas
Eastern Division
First National Bank of Chicago
Melvin A. Traylor
Conway Mill and Lumber Company
Chicago Mhi Timber Corporation
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
E. C C. Horner
Chicago Mill Timber Corporation
West Helena
Phillips
Arkansas
Chicago Mill Flooring Company
Arkansas Oak Flooring Company
Delaware Corporation
Arkansas County
Chicot County
Craighead County
Caraway
Desha County
Mississippi County
Blytheville
Monroe County
Phillips County
Poinsett County
Woodruff County
Bolivar County
Mississippi
Issaduena County
Ississippi
Tunica County
Washington County
Greenville
East Carroll Parish
Louisiana
West Carisiana
West Carroll Parish
Darnell
West
Tensas Parish
Tengas Parish
Watere Proof
Memphis
Shebby County
Tennessee
Chicago” Mill Flooring Company
Misalasippi
United States District Court
Litetle Rock
United States District Court For
Western District of Louisiana
Monroe
Southern District of Mississippi
Pivision
Vicksburg
United States
Northern District of
Delta Division
Clarksdale
Missippi
District Court of the
Unit States
Pangs
Marianna
Elena
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King Levinsky
Don McCorkindale
Leo Locatelli
Italy
Tony Canzoneri
Tony
Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
California Boxing Commission
Bert Stand
Stand
Jack Buckley
Jack Sharkey
Andy Callahan
Massachusetts Commission
Billy Petrolle
Barney Ross
Ross
Afri
Thompson
D. Masur & Sons
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Centenary Gents
Porker Tilt
Anderson and Successor
East
Robinson
Minnesota
Skladany
Walton
Ceppi
Cairns
Ohio State
Schammer
Iowa
Bernard
Soleau
Feathers
Laws
Lions
Adler Cagers
Southeastern Conference
Ellensberg-Paso, Wash
J. A. Patchett
Eastern District
Kansas
Trustees
Chicago Mill and Lumber Co
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