Coaches Of East Favor Grid Rules
A survey of 75 football coaches across New York New Jersey West Virginia and Pennsylvania favors keeping current gridiron rules. Majority want no change with 48 voting to retain the dead ball rule and 40 opposing moving goal posts to the goal line. Harman notes half favor younger officials and mandatory rule schooling. Reports cite fewer injuries greater forward pass use quick kick and forward lateral shift.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Football Coaches’ Association
Harvey Harman
University of Pennsylvania
Former W. J. Player Dies in Altoona
Malcolm D. Red Fleming, famed Washington and Jefferson halfback from the 1912 to 1914 era, died in his sleep in Altoona. A blocker and defensive back for the Red and Black, he helped defeat Yale twice and Harvard 10 9 in 1914. He later coached at Virginia Military Institute and served as an assistant at Army, aged 44.
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Altoona
Malcolm D
Red) Fleming
Washington and Jefferson
Fleming
Bob Folwell
Johnny Spiegel
Ralph D. Young
Detroit
Russell Goodwin
Wheeling
Red
Washington
Yale
Harvard
Interferer Britton
Red” Grange
Young
Marine Corps
Quantico
Virginia Military Institute
Wwai
Princeton Varsity Receives Its Letters
Princeton N J December 19 Thirty six members of the 1933 undefeated untied Princeton varsity football squad were awarded major letters by the Princeton athletic association Recipients include Seniors John F Bales Circleville Ohio Wilmer W Gosnell Greensburg Pa Juniors Elwood McG Kalbaugh Bellaire Ohio John P Kadlic Bellaire Ohio Sophomores Peter Constable Baltimore Md Garrett B Levan nville Ohio Hugh A Mac Ian Jr Cumberland Md
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Athletic Association
John F. Bales
Circleville
Wilmer W. Gosnell
Greensburg
Elwood McG. Kalbaugh
Bellaire
John P. Kadlic
Peter Constable
Baltimore
California bean crop valued at twelve thousand dollars
The 1933 bean crop in California has been valued at 12000 dollars, reflecting agricultural output for the season. Local market and farm outlook carry implications for regional supply and pricing.
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California
Cornell Grid Coach Dobie Keeps Post Amid Football Reform Echoes
A retrospective on Gil Dobie at Cornell notes initial bad luck turned to wins over Dartmouth and Pennsylvania. It discusses Carnegie Foundation reform censure, the lily white list, and the ongoing tension between amateur ideals and high stakes intercollegiate football. Elmer Layden praised as active organizer at Duquesne, with John D. Holahan highlighted as the driving force.
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Gil Dobie
Cornell University
Cornell Daily Sun
Student Daily
Dobie
Cornell
Yale
Carnegie Foundation
Wall Street
Carnegie
Veley Wins By Decision In Harrisburg Boxing Card
Burk Veley of Jersey Shore won a decision over Booker Pennington of Harrisburg in the windup. Semi final saw Ray Crissop knock out Billy Kelly in the second round. Other three round bouts included Tony Fierri earning a technical knockout over Hal Dockens, and Richard Abby defeating Pete McClure while Russ Leidick and Herbert Miller also posted decisions.
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Harrisburg
Burk Veley
Jersey Shore
Booker Pennington
Ray Crissop
Williamsport
Billy Kelly
Philadelphia
Tony Fierri
Hagerstown
Hal Dockens
Richard Abby
Emmitsburg
Pete McClure
Russ Leidick
Herbert Miller
Bobby Jenkins
Hamilton to Coach Navy
Annapolis reports a possible appointment of Lieut. Thomas James Hamilton as Navy football coach. Officials refused comment while current coach Rip Miller remains in place and the athletic council has not met to consider bids. Hamilton, a 1927 Naval Academy graduate from Columbus Ohio, is linked with a shift in the department of physical training.
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Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Thomas James Hamilton
San Francisco
Hamilton
Edgar F
Rip) Miller
H. E. Overesch
Academy Athletic Council
Department of Physical Training
John H. Brown
Overesch
Academy
Naval Academy
Columbus
Ohio
Caras Ties For Billiard Title In Sixth Win
James Caras, 22, from Wilmington, Del., tied Andrew Ponzi for first in the world pocket billiards title tournament after defeating Philadelphian 125 to 41 in 19 innings. Each has six wins, two losses.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James Caras
Wilmington
Del
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphian
Boxing Roundups Highlight Harrisburg Contenders Victorious
In a card across Maryland and Pennsylvania, Austin Allen stopped Kid Morgan in the second round at Emmitsburg. Earl Detrick fell in the third round to an unnamed opponent from Hagerstown. Herman Warick won a decision over Mule Brown in Steelton, while Kid Alphegso defeated Willie Fouche by decision in Harrisburg. Fouche is from Hagerstown.
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Earl Detrick
Hagerstown
Austin Allen
Emmitsburg
Kid Morgan
Harrisburg
Herman Warick
Steelton
Mule Brown
Kid Alphegso
Willie Fouche
Fouche
Changes In Boxing Ratings From National Association
Providence December 19 Vince Dundee remains world middleweight champion with Teddy Yaroz and Gorilla Jones among top contenders. Lou Brouillard shifts from middleweight to light heavyweight, ranked 10th in that division. The rest of the ratings list top contenders across heavyweight to flyweight, reflecting Dundee’s rise and Brouillard’s weight change under Edward Foster.
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Providence
R. I
Vince Dundee
Lou Brouillard
National Boxing Association
Edward C. Foster
Foster
Rhode Island Commission
Brouillard
Dundee
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Tommy Loughran
King Levinsky
Johnny Risko
Don Mce Corkindale
Jack Sharkey
Patsy Perroni
Lee Ramage
Paulino Uzendun
Maxey Rosenbloom
Joe Knight
Tony Shucco
John Henry Lewis
Harry English
Bob Goodwin
al Gainer
Clyde Chaplain
Lew Scozza
Fred Lennart
Teddy Yaroz
Young Terry
Andy Callahan
Gorilla Jones
Dave Shade
Ben Jeby
Kid Tunero
Frank Batagglia
Earl Whitehead
James McLarnin
Billy Petrolle
Bep van Klaveren
Tony Herrera
Paulie Walker
Eddie Kid Wolfe
Baby Joe Gans
Kid Attica
Jimmy Leto
Jackie Davis
Cerefino Garcia
Barney Ross
Wesley Ramey
Tony Canzoneri
Lew Massey
Lou Amber
Sammy Fuller
Peter Jackson
Cocoa Kid
Benny Bass
Steve Haliako
Frankie Klick
Freddy Miller
Kid Chocolate
Seaman Watson
Jackie Wilson
Frankie Wallace
George Hansford
Baby Arizmendi
Lew Feldman
Eddie Shea
Pete Sarron
Johnny Pena
al Brown
Speedy Dado
Peter Sanstol
Ernest Maurer
Young Tommy
Joe Tei Ken
Little Pancho
Bobby Leitham
Gene Espionoza
Babe Triscaro
Young Casanova
Jackie Brown
Ginger Foran
Midget Wolgast
Mickey MaGuire
Valentine Angelmann
Maurice Huguerin
Bert Kirby
Lucien Popesco
Praxille Gyde
Percy Dexter
Tragic trolley crash claims Ed Munzola in Los Angeles
An evening of gaiety ended in tragedy when Ed Munzola rode a baby carriage home in Los Angeles. A trolley struck the carriage, killing Munzola and sending shock through the vicinity.
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Munzola
Los Angeles
Duquesne 1934 Football Schedule Announced
Duquesne's 1934 football card announced by coach Elmer Layden includes Waynesburg, West Virginia, Ashland College, Bucknell, Haskell Indian Nation, Detroit, Oklahoma A and M, and Carnegie Tech with one open date. Pitt did not appear on the slate this season. Layden plans to finalize the schedule before leaving for Notre Dame.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Elmer Layder
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Oklahoma A. & M
Carnegie Tech
Ashland College
Haskell Indians
Waynesburg
West Virginia
Bucknell
Detroit
Pitt
Dukes
Stoco Opens Cage Season Against Baileysville Indians
Baileysville High, 5 wins in 7, travels to Stoco High to open the season. Wyoming countians have practiced since fall while the Indians, led by captain Ruben, are newer to the court. Coach Stephens returns most of last year’s core, including Shafer, O Shinski, and the Setliffs, with seniors scarce on the roster.
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Baileysville
Indians
Stoco High School
Lego
Stonecoat School
Wyoming Countians
Oceana
Beckley
Flying Eagles
Stephens
Clark
Shafer
Ruben
O’shinski
the Two Setliffs
Walken
Walkem Stephens
Mack Explains Deal That Broke Up Athletic Team
Philadelphia, December 19. Connie Mack describes the Athletics rebuild after major trades. He says no current player who could strengthen a major league club will be sold before the 1934 season ends and explains needs for a first class catcher and more right hand pitchers. He cites finances and player demands as reasons for the break up.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Shibe Park
Athletics
Cheago
A’s
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
George Earnshaw
Chicago White Sox
Lefty Grove
Rube Walberg
Max Bishop
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Grove
Cochrane
Earnshaw
Walberg
Bishop
Mack
Charles Berry
Chicago
Shady Holds Tournament Champions Shine at Home
The Shady Spring High School sophomore team 10 A captured the school basketball tourney by defeating 11 A 24 to 4 in the semi finals and 10 B 46 to 14 in the final. Grimet scored 23 points while Fourney and Browning added 11 and 10 respectively as seniors were eliminated early.
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Shady Spring High School
Grimet
Fourney
Browning
Martin
Oakes
Woods Lilly
Roach Clark
Thompson
D. Fourney
Lemon
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