Army Coaches Sing Blues After Notre Dame Hurt Cadets
Army football faces Navy in four days with an injury list led by Ken Fields Felix Vidal Tom Kilda Pete Sopesak and Lincoln. Practice is cold and focused on kickers and passers as Navy and Army prepare for the upcoming game amid lingering influenza and setbacks from Notre Dame defeat.
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New York
Notre Dame
Army
Hank Anderson
Ramblers
Navy
Darawas
Ken Fields
Felix Vidal
Tom Kilda
Pete “Sopesak
Lincoln
Fields
Kilday
A&a
Js Crach
Rip Miller
Clark
Chine-Hoon
Wite Erck
Campbell
Dave Miller
Royal Oak
Mich
Ralph Pray Boat
Annauerms
Franklin Field
Ts Wade
Atmy
Yankee Stadium
Illness Hits Trojans Ahead of Mooringsport Clash
Tillulah hici football squad faces flu scare with 37 players in the pool. only 14 in Monday practice as Coach M A Phillips hopes most return by Wednesday for the Friday Monroe game against Mooringsport. Star players Cy Wixson and Buddy Bray will miss action due to injuries while Captain Cramer Hopper's status is uncertain.
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Tallulaiti
Tillulah Hici
Perm
Trojan
Lee Madison
Mooringsport
Monroe
M. A. Phillips
Cramer Hopper
Cy Wixson
Buddy Bray
Emmett Craig
Ralph Holloway
Major Pope
Herman Lancaster
Fred Massey
Meredith Holt
Junior Morton
Lewis Clements
Wylie
William Towne
Roy Boswell
Jimmie Spinks
Delma Devine
Robert Gandy
Lloyd Evans
Jimmie Wade
Madison
Mangham Dragons Standouts Highlight Season Review
Mangham under coach John Whatley earned North Louisiana notice as a surprise team. Players Hennington Rushine Grantham and Jormes starred on offense and defense while many first year players showed progress. Mangham ends with mixed results against Oak Grove Ferriday and standard in a season build toward a strong next year.
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Dragons
John Whatley
North Louisiana
Oak Grove
Qolta Standard
Ferriday
Dragon
Mangham
Louisiana
Hennington
Rushine
Rayville
Dra
Bennington
le Hs
U Odlaimer
Grantham
Gtird
McConnell
Hechtower
Chapman
L. Vickers
O'Quinn
Dagwh
Carternock
Piro
Yc Beck
Nash
Jormes
Jackie
Hinemen
Lahrano
G. Piro
Olia-Standard
Manghaim
Crowville
Maungham
Bastrep
Thee We
Basketball Now Will Have Day
College athletes across the south shift focus from football to basketball as teams prepare. Georgia trains to patch last season’s Southern Conference squad with four missing regulars while North Carolina seeks replacements for Tom Alexander and Paul Edwards. Kentucky favorites expect strong returns, with Maryland Duke Auburn LSU and Georgia Tech counting on key players for solid seasons.
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Atlanta
South
University of Georgia
North Carolina
Bo Shepard
Tom Alexander
Paul Edwards
Wildcats
Kentucky Way
Maryland
Duke
Auburn
Louisiana State
Georgia Tech
Wrestling Last Night Report Briefly Highlights Lineups
Associated Press reports from New Haven and Baltimore cover wrestling results with Pat McLary and Jim Londos authorities throwing opponents. Coach Phillips previews possible lineup featuring Gandy Clements Scurria Devine Evans Boswell Morton Holt Cagnalatti Massey as the team prepares for future meets.
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New Haven
Conn
Pat McLary
Ireland
Manish
New Jersey
Baltimore
Jim Londos
Greece
George McLeod
Boston
Phillips
Gandy
Clements
Scurria
Devine
Evans
Boswell
Morton
Holt
Cagnalatti
Massey
Notre Dame Arm y Navy Game Outlook Stirred Fans
Newspaper previews argue Army should beat Navy by two or three touchdowns citing Army depth and experience while acknowledging Notre Dame's shock victory over Army and Navy’s reliance on fighting spirit and breaks. Bookies quoted Army at 5 to 2 favored.
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New York
Notre Dame
Con Navy
Philly
Navy
Army
Pratt
Empire State
Irish
South
Anderson
Rogehelor
Sasse
Rip Miller
United Press
Midget League Gridders End Season Plan to Avenge
Ralph Wedin organized the South Side Midget league in Kansas City with fathers as directors. The program prioritizes safety, uses paid officials, and funds equipment by selling season tickets. injuries were minimal, with only a fractured collarbone reported.
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Kansas City
Ralph Wedin
Wedin
Country Day School
Emporia
Kan
Ferriday Girls Resume Practice After Wins
Ferriday high school girls basketball team resumed practice on Monday. They have played four games this season, winning all, led by captain Enola Calhoun who has scored about three quarters of their goals against St Joseph of Natchez Waterproof and Monterey.
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Ferriday
Ferriday High School
St Joseph
Natchez
Waterproof
Monterey
Enola Calhoun
Shute Captures Miami Biltmore Open Golf Title
Denny Shute of Cleveland won the $2,500 top prize with a 72 hole score of 2601 at the Miami Biltmore Open in Coral Gables. Joan Revolta finished second with 292, Dudley third with 293, and Paul Runyan fourth as windy conditions challenged the field. Gene Sarazen and Al Espinosa tied for fifth with 296 and 3600 each.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Denny Shute
Cleveland
Ohio
Shute
Biimore
Joan Revolla
Menominee
Mich
Revolta
Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Paul Runyan
Westchester
N. Y
Runyan
Gene Sarazen
al Espinosa
Akron
Nebraska lands four on AP all star football team
Four Nebraska players earned spots on the 1932 AP all star first team chosen by Big Six observers. Kansas placed three players, Kansas State two, with Oklahoma and Missouri each earning one. Nebraskas George Sauer highlighted as a versatile back on the first team with others from Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, and Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
Associated Press
University of Kansas
Kansas State College
Oklahoma
Missouri
George Sauer
Cornhuskers
Steve Hokuf
Pete Mehringer
Kansas
Walter Zeckser
Kan
Lawrence Ely
George Atkeson
Corwin Hulbert
Charles Schiele
Bob Dunlap
Okla
Elmer Schaake
Ralph Graham
Lee Penney
FIGHTS NIGHT FIGHTS NIGHT IN BOXING RESULTS
Minneapolis's Art Lasky knocked out Joe Schyra in a Minneapolis bout. Buck Everett stopped Dick Daniels in Gary Indiana after a newspaper decision. Joe Knight of Cuba Georgia earned a technical knockout over Nat Brown in Jacksonville. Tracy Cox defeated Harry Dublin in Indianapolis. Willie Williams stopped Mickey Cohen in Denver. Wesley Ketchel beat Ace Hudkins in Los Angeles.
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Minneapolis
Art Lasky
Joe Schyra
Dayton
Buck Everett
Gary
Ind
Dick Daniels
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Tracy Cox
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Denver
Willie Williams
Denver Negro
Mickey Cohen
Los Angeles
Wesley Ketchell
Portland
Gre
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Sabatties Wallop Demons 44 to 15 at Brown Gym
The Safety Firsts of Brown Paper mill beat the Lake Arthur Demons 44 to 15 before a sizable Brown gym crowd. Lindy Hood led with 13 points, Ray Roden added 10, and Phillips scored nine as Brown held Lake Arthur to five points in the second half. Baylor may visit December 16, with upcoming games against Hunt Oil and Sicily Island’s Catahoula Franklin All-Stars.
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Brown Paper Mill
Lake Arhtur Demons
Brown Gym
Demons
Brownies
Lake Arthur
Phillips
Mouton
Lindy Hood
Hig Brown
Ray Roden
Husky Brown
Hood
Bailey
Hamiec
Hamic
Rodemaker
Brown
Baylor University
Hunt Oil and Refinery
Tullos
Sicily Island
Catahoula
Suis
Phillips Rodemaker
Alvares
Stone Hopkins
Dood Ray
Lawson Gary Wo
Eeseee Eee CE Aaa
Roden
Chapman
Broussard
Ray
Evans
Stone
McNeely
Broom
Dowden
Neal
Georgetown
Jonesboro Charity Football Game Set Friday
Jonesboro plans a charity football game between an all star former players team and the current Jonesboro High Tigers to be held Friday afternoon at the high school athletic field. Last year's game ended 7 to 7 and this post season tilt is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Jonesboro
Jonesboro High School Tigers
Campaign Begins For Wolverines In Bowl Plans
Chicago November 30 A campaign to allow Michigan to accept a January 2 Rose Bowl invitation against Southern California gained momentum. The Big Ten rule against post season contests may be suspended for the game. Athletic officials including Fielding H Yost remained hopeful while Wisconsin opposed any rule change. The faculty committee on Athletics would decide at its December 3 meeting in Chicago with USC awaiting Michigan's status.
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Chicago
Michigan
Southern California
Trojans
West Coast
Wolverines
Big Ten
Fielding H. Yost
California
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Ferriday and Natchez Benefit Game Planned
Ferriday and Natchez plan a benefit football game next Sunday with former stars. Practices occur daily this week, and a return game is set for December 1 in Natchez. Proceeds go to aid poor children in both communities.
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Ferriday
Natchez
Pat Price
Independents
Gene Peale
L’eale
Baddie Stiles
Cecil Boyd
Hillman Hunter
Bill Slay
Hugh Bateman
Texarkana Open dominated by Longworth Demaret at 148
Texarkana’s first $500 open tournament opens with Ted Longworth leading and Jimm Demaret close behind after 36 holes. The field includes Ben Hogan Francis Scheider Laffoon and ambitions from amateurs David Goldman Edwin McClure Tommy Coche. Demaret and Longworth posted 148 each for the 36 holes while Scheider and Hogan also posted strong 143 and 139 totals respectively. The event remains wide open as final rounds begin.
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Texarkana
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Francis Scheider
Dallas
Laffoon
Denver
David Goldman
Edwin McClure
Shreveport Chamepion
Tommy Cocheran
Tyler
Texas
Ted Longworth
Scheider
Longworth
Jimmy Demaret
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