California Los Angeles Surprises Coast Conference Standings
The University of California at Los Angeles emerges as a surprise leader in the Pacific Coast Conference with strong early attendance and big games ahead. USC attendance trails behind California, with Rose Tournament possibilities and uncertain totals forecast for the season.
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University of California At
Los Angeles
Lugl
University of Southern California
USC. L.A
Washington States
Washington
Florida
Southern California
Tretin
Southern Forny
Tivine
Southern Californias
Pia
Nets
Tros
South Bend
Seattle
Rayville to Face Mangham Eleven in Turkey Day Classic
Mangham and Rayville, famed north Louisiana rivals, meet in Mangham as the Hornets seek to end a jinx on Rayville. Coach Whatley strains the squad for the final high school game, with Hennington and Rushing set to graduate and seek all state honors.
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Mangham
Rayville
North Louisiana
Hornets
Dragons
Whatley
Maugham
Hennington
Tommy Paul to Fight Young Geno in Non-Title Bout
Tommy Paul the National Boxing Association featherweight champion from Buffalo faces Young Geno of La Salle in a 10 round non-title bout at White City on November 28. George Nichols also from Buffalo, a light heavyweight titleholder, meets Martin Levandowski of Grand Rapids in a 10 round non-title bout on the Carnera Levinsky card at Chicago Stadium November 30.
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Chicago
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
N. Y
National Boxing Association
Young Geno
la Salle
White City
George Nichols
Martin Levandowski
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago Stadium
Milders Rout Hunt Oil Quintet In 55 23 Victory
The Brown Paper mill Safety Firsts opened their basketball campaign with a 55 to 23 win over Hunt Oil and Refinery of Tullos. Hood debuted for the Brown quintet, scoring eight with Frickie also at eight.
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Brown Paper Mill Safety
Punt Oil and Refinery
Tullos
Brownies
Carey Phillips
Doughty
Hunt
Ray Roden
Stellar Brown
Arkansas Hopes to Beat Centenary on Thanksgiving Day
Arkansas Indiana? rivalry notes Centenary undefeated under coach’s veteran lineup as Razorbacks aim to end Centenary season. Key players Murphy and Martin out due to injuries, six Ark regulars to finish careers, lineups depart for Shreveport with Wednesday practice.
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Payetteville
Ark
Arkansas Ravrarbee Eifeed
Saravivel
Razorbacks
Arkansas
Tom Murphy
Martin
Murphy
Texas
Centenary
Fayetteville
Hanna
Willis
Schoonover
Thomson
Bassett
Shreveport
Centenary Field
Erwin
Edmondson
Stout
Chambers
Nations
Phillips
Three‑day deer drive opens in Alabama forest reserve
In Haleyville Alabama a three day deer drive begins with 250 hunters targeting the 150000 acre national forest area. The drives are federally and state supervised and have a strong safety record with dogs and shotguns used from assigned stands. Each hunter may take one deer and hunts end at sunset each day. Four big bucks were killed on the first day.
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Haleyville
Ala
Alabama
National Forest Preserve
A A U Switches to Metric Yardage System for Track Events
The Amateur Athletic Union voted to abandon yards and miles and adopt the metric system for all track and field events effective January 1. The move aligns US rules with the International Amateur Federation, with races at yards remaining possible but unlikely to produce new record holders.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
A. A. Us
United States
Great Britain
International Amateur Athletic Federation
A. A
Woman sheriff’s group holds pistol contest in Memphis
Mississippi Tennessee Sheriffs and Peace Officers association stage annual pistol contest in Memphis. Mrs. R. S. Riggs, a Memphis housewife, wins with her 45. The group asks legislatures to create central identification bureaus in both states and to extend Tennessee sheriff terms to four years with reelection. They also seek tighter firearm sale and possession regulations.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Tennessee
Mississippi-Tennessee Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association
R. S. Riggs
Tennessee Sheriffs
Neville Tigers Prepare For Bastrop Game In Scrimmage
The Neville high school Tigers held a long scrimmage in preparation for Thursday’s 10 am game with Bastrop at Forsythe park. Star fullback Pug Pierce is out for the season with a lingering ankle injury, while Ralph Stowell remains hospitalized but may play.
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Neville High School Tigers
Bastrop High School
Forsythe Park
Pug” Pierce
Pierce
Rayville
Ralph Stowell
Bastrop
Brown
Tigers
Boxing show rosters thin as Arizmendi and Varias draw
In Los Angeles last night Baby Arizmendi of Mexico and Varias Milling of the Philippines fought to a draw in a ten round bout. Sally Kreiger of New York defeated Sid Grigry of Wilmington California by points in four rounds. Chalky Wright of San Bernardino outpointed Al Green of Chicago in four rounds.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico
Varias Milling
Philippines
Sally Kreiger
New York
Sid Grigry
Wilmington
Cal
Chalky Wright
San Bernardino
al Greenfield
Chicago
Cain to Lead Alabama Against Vanderbilt and Kentucky Rivalries
Georgia notes say Alabama coach Cain will lead the Crimson Tide against Vanderbilt with punt duties shifted to Millard Howell as Newt Godfree and Penall Thirson out. Vanderbilt injury struggles loom as Tennessee faces Kentucky in Knoxville with both teams aiming for the Orange and Blue beer keg trophy. North Carolina and Virginia also prepare for a renewed clash as both seek better seasons.
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Tamning
Atlanta
Cain
Alabama
Vanve
Brarsseas
Crimson
Newt Godfree
Ace
Penall Thirson
Millard Howell
Vanderbiln
Netherland
Dixie Roberts
Alana
Frank Thet
Vandderbilt
Tech
Vist
Caneh
Tennessee
Kentucky
Knoxville
Hall
North Carolina
Virginia
Jonesboro Tigers Versus Ruston Bearcats in Rivalry Clash
Jonesboro hosts Ruston in the annual football battle on Thursday at 2:30 pm on the local field. Rivalry notes highlight past scores with Jonesboro’s 13 to 6 win in 1930 and a scoreless draw last year. Both lineups are considered weakened this season yet the game remains a top north Louisiana highlight.
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Jonesboro
Jonesboro Tigers
Ruston
Bearcats
Louisiana
Jonesboro Eleven
Tigers
Notre Dame Fights Army Deception Tactics
Notre Dame's scouting team reports Army backfield players rotate positions and swap numbers weekly. Heardy Anderson's staff matched photos to each cadet, training players to recognize adversaries.
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South Bend
Ind
Army
Notre Dame
Heardy Anderson
Anderson
Biff Jones rates Tulane halfback Don Zimmerman top all American candidate
New Orleans report quotes LSU coach Dantsin Biff Jones praising Tulane halfback Don Zimmerman as the best back he has coached against and calling him an all American prospect. Jones compares Zimmerman favorably to former stars and notes his ability to run the team as a field general with exceptional speed and intelligence.
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New Orleans
Dantsin
Biff” Jones
Louisiana State University
Don Zimmerman
Tulane
Jones
Tulan
Wey Jones
Zimoan
Dyeen
Hayars
Zimmerman
West Point
Chr Flanagan
Wa Zimmerman
Ike Zimmerian
Z Immerman
Paul Geisler
Centenary
Lions Train Hard Ahead of Alexandria Trip
Ouachita Lions complete a thorough practice session under Coach Ben Rush as they prepare to face the Boston Bears in Alexandria Thursday. The squad, at full strength with no injuries, plans a light signal drill today and urges fans to reserve the $1 round trip fare at parish high school. A special train is being considered depending on advance reservations.
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Ben Rush
Ouachita Lions
Alexandria
Boston Bears
Lions
Rush
Riser
Parish
Ouachita
Just Young Fellers In The National Football League
The article notes the NFL average player age is just over 25 years and that no current player is under 21, reflecting a young league profile and a narrow age range among rosters.
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National Football League
Coaches Rivalry Highlights Brown Colgate Clash
New York November 23. Coaches Andy Kerr of Colgate and De Ormond McLaughry of Brown bring rival systems to the Brown Colgate game. McLaughry’s triple wing and Kerr’s deceptive double wing showcase two Warner system branches. The matchup centers on undefeated Brown and Colgate, with other eastern features and late program battles mentioned.
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New York
Duc
Wits
Andy Kerr
de Ormond
McLaughry
Glenn Scobey
Warner
Brown
Bears
Kerr
Colgate
Red Raiders
Providence
Kertmen
Philadelphia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Tech
Univerity
West Virginia
Washington
Jefferson
Oklahoma
Sooners
George Washington
Notre Dame
Army
Pitoburan
Stanford
Haly Cross
Beston Etilede
Veterans fans ready for Tulane clash in Baton Rouge
Five veteran Tulane players who have been key in recent battles clash with Mississippi? Tulane faces LSU in Baton Rouge with veterans Wilson Fleming Skidmore and Almohary among the lineup. Others include Keller Malone Brown and several starters expected to debut. a record crowd of up to 30 000 is anticipated though wooden stands remain available.
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Paton Rouge
Ney
Grindenen
Sipthiet Ghats
Gat Uy
Idoagali Tur Lay
Tulane
Greenies
Baton Rouge
Bengals
Noy Wilson
Joe Almohary
Shreveport
Walter Fleming
Lake Charles
Joe Keller
Jim Skidmore
Winchester
Tenn
Jim Malone
Reform
Ala
Harry Brown
Alexandria
Tigers
Billy Lobdell
Bert Yates
Farmerville
Lloyd Stovall
Dodson
Specks Moore
Douglas
Ariz
Walter Sullivan
Hazelhurst
Louisiana
Tiger
Biff Jones
Wrestling Last Night
Sam Stein of Newark threw Mike Romano in 15 seconds. Romano, billed from Italy, faced Stein in a quick match announced by Associated Press from New York.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Sam Stein
Newark
Mike Romano
Italy
A. A. U. Adopts Metric System For Track Events
The Amateur Athletic Union will switch to meters for all track and field events starting January 1, 1933. Debates over patriotism and track layout ended when officials like A C Gilbert demonstrated metric distances fit on existing tracks and even aid shorter races. The I C A A A A will follow suit, putting Britain under pressure to join global practice.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Ers
United States
France
Germany
Italy
Fred Steers
Chicago
Steers
A. C. Gilbert
Lionaire
Gilbert
Bill Carr
Eddie Tolan
Tolan
Carr
America
England
Great Britain
Olive Tants Olives Tants in Riverside Presidents Cup
Bobby Oliver 12 year old golfing phenom meets Jane Washburn for the Presidents Cup at Riverside Country Club in a 36 hole handicap affair next week. Shep Girault announced final date soon. Oliver beat Martin Braswell 3 and 2 in the semi final after 18 holes. Warehburn beat Wesley Shaffie 1 up. McDonald beat Pridean Elis by default. President C C Boardman to award Cup. consolation winner to receive a dozen golf balls.
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Bobby Oliver
Monroe
Jane Washburn
Riverside Country Club
Shep Girault
Riverside Club
Oliver
Martin Braswell
Ali Ued
Sabby
Warehburn
Wesley Shaffie
Girault
Mwrrison
AIC
McDoneald
Hudson
Pridean Elis
Iia McDonald
J. L Keenan
C. C. Boardman
Carolina students oppose game shift to Birmingham
In Columbia South Carolina on November 24 officials faced a student protest over moving the December 32 game with Auburn to Birmingham. Student action followed Dr L T Baker's announcement citing poor attendance. Students voted to urge reversal and, if refused, to seek legal means to block the transfer and demand Birmingham admission.
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Columbia
D. C
University of South Carolina
Auburn
Birmingham
de. L. T. Baker
Orleans Couple Win In Card Tournament
New Orleans pair Dr and Mrs Monte F Meyer won the north-south championship in the American bridge Olympic event. The Boston and Watertown team of Magner and Campbell took the east-west championship. Ely Culbertson announced the results for the National Bridge Association noting the continent wide event used identical hands.
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New York
Monte F. Meyer
New Orleans
Magner
Boston
Willian C. Campbell
Watertown
Mass
Ely Culbertson
National Bridge Ociation
LSU Tigers Brace for Tulane Tilt After Health Run
Baton Rouge November 23. LSU coach Biff Jones reports the Tigers in good shape as practice continues for the Arch Rival showdown with Tulane. Major Frank Wandle, trainer, keeps injuries at bay while the squad refines both offense and defense in sunny weather before Saturday’s game.
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Baton Rouge
Tulane
Louisiana State University
Maior Frank Wandle
Tiger
Student appeals for attendance and transport relief
A report notes students seeking holidays to enable attendance and urging school authorities to secure the lowest possible transportation rates. The text emphasizes practical steps to improve access to classes and reduce travel costs for families.
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Wea Rex Theatre
Yankee Joe
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Chief Little Wolf Osage Indian
Jack Mitchell
Dallas
Kay Heong Cafe
Henry McLemore
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Anlees Maener and
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