1933 Grid Campaigns Near End With Champs Crowned
The season closes nearly with champions in most regions. Navy beat Army 3-0 in Philadelphia, while Alabama and Minnesota claimed conference titles. Stanford faces Alabama in the Rose Bowl, and Colorado Aggies shared the Rocky Mountain title with Colorado University and Colorado Teachers. Minnesota ruled the Big Ten, Kansas State toppled Nebraska, Rice won the Southwest, and Yale upset Princeton.
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Baseball's Forgotten Manager in Ruth's Post Career Quest
By Burnley D. Ruth seeks a managerial post after two decades in baseball. Despite immense fan adulation during tours in Japan and the Philippines, owners show little interest. He warns he may quit baseball for a world tour if no club offers a post, with Cronin and Harris taking Sox and Senators leads.
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King Features Syndicate
Barracks Bowery Dance Recalled as Original Armory Event
The First and Second Class Bowery dance at Ca heen Armory Saturday night drew large crowds and praised labor by the Second Class. Guests entered through a dim alley to Mike's Place with beer and snacks, while the band played The Sidewalks of New York. Two Institute elites Texas Jack Benson and Vernon shared a whispered romance amid the revelry as drinks flowed and a lively one man orchestra added to the dive atmosphere.
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Albuquerque Jewelry Theft Suspect Arrested In Belen
Juan Gonzales, an Old Mexico transient, was arrested Sunday at Belen in connection with the theft of 1700 dollars worth of jewelry from a local window display Friday. Seven of 26 watches were recovered, and Gonzales reportedly told police chief Ogrady he sold some watches for 1.50 each.
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Old Mexico
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Lobos Should Have Good Grid Team Next Year
Albuquerque December 3 AP Despite little material from the freshmen Lobo squad the University of New Mexico Lobos are expected to field a strong football team next year Several key players will graduate but capable understudies plus any junior college entrants will fill gaps Guyton Hays leaves as one of the best backs in the conference while Hickam Galles a senior and injured much of the year returns Budg Clayton a veteran center was strong before shoulder trouble Bob Briscoe Ed Keasler and Frank provided solid reserve and rushing play
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LSU Students Protest Censorship Over Huey Long Clash
New Orleans AP reports LSU staff resignations at Reveille after directives not to publish depictions derogatory to Senator Huey P. Long. Twenty six journalism students suspend as protests echo campus and national editors question alleged censorship. Long denies censoring LSU and cites education achievements and standards.
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Louisiana State University
Huey P. Long
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Students of Journalism
Gehrig Captures AL Batting Title With 363 Average
Lou Gehrig clinched the American League batting championship finishing with a .363 average. He set a major league record with 1,504 consecutive games, led the league with 49 home runs and 409 total bases, and topped others in runs, hits, and team standings as the Tigers posted a strong season with a .667 home record and 958 runs. Charley Gehringer and others followed in key categories.
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Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Bill Werber
Boston Red Sox
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George
Mule) Haas
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Tigers
Oil Well East of Pecos Drilled to 1800 Feet
Production found at the expected horizon in the Roswell Oil Syndicate well east of the Pecos river. The well has been drilled to a depth of 1800 feet and no final decision has been made on further drilling.
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Roswell Oil Syndicate
Pecos River
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