Rangers Face Time as Aging Stars Challenge Stanley Cup Hope
The New York Rangers, famed for their veteran forward line of Bill Cook Bun Cook and Frankie Boucher, confront aging as time presses on. Lester Patrick defends the trio, insisting the line remains potent while noting age may sap peak form. If they win another Cup, it would seem miraculous amid a slow start and fading prime.
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Columbia for Rose Bowl 5 not pleasing Columbia Lions
Pasadena December 5 AP Columbia University earned a Rose Bowl invitation by Stanford for January 1 1934 in Pasadena. The Lions faced criticism for selecting a team with limited Eastern representation while Princeton’s 20-0 pasting of Columbia highlighted late season strength and reshaped expectations for the New Year showdown.
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Polo game today canceled between Institute and Marfa team
The polo match planned for this afternoon between the Institute and the Marfa Texas Cowboys was canceled because the Marfa team could not make the trip.
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Start Loop Practice at the Institute With Returning Players
Coach T Godfrey opened basketball practice at the institute yesterday with Huffaker the lone regular back from last year's team. Harvey would have been a regular if not for a knee injury, with Maxwell also returning, joined by promising new players Parenti and Daggie from the Bronco football squad who have some basketball experience.
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Wrestling results and notes from New York and surrounding cities
The report lists bouts with Jim Browning defeating Sammy Stein in New York at 239 and 250 weights, Stein unable to continue. Jackie Nichols over Wild Bill Brooks 2-1 in Detroit, results noted for Tampa and New York. Paul Boesch defeated Fred Grubmier after two falls, Boesch winning the only fall in 60:42. Mention of Kot and McConnell as state championship Raton high school figures and a note that Broncs will not begin intercollegiate schedule until after Christmas holidays with schedule not yet completed.
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Boxing results from last night sweep major cities
Associated Press reports a card of national bouts with Cleveland, New York and Chicago winners. Notable results include Frankie Wallace losing on points to Cleveland’s Chocolate while Tony Canzoneri knocked out Cecil Payne in Louisville. Mickey Walker won in Newark and Jackie Wilson stopped Dario Morena in Chicago, among numerous decisions and stoppages across several venues.
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St Mary's Faces SMU in San Francisco Showdown
In San Francisco St Mary's Gaels prepare for a Saturday game with SMU Mustangs in a season finale styled as a consolation prize for the loser. The Gaels, once hailed as the greatest, have faded after a string of defeats alongside SMU whose football record this season has more losses than wins.
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Transient relief centers announced for several states
Washington dispatch says Harry L. Hopkins emergency relief director announces transient relief centers will be set up in Colorado at Denver Pueblo Grand Junction and Colorado Springs and in Wyoming at Cheyenne and in New Mexico at Gallup Albuquerque Tucumcari and Lordsburg. The camps are part of a government effort to stop unemployed persons from riding freight trains or begging rides from motorists. Hopkins said those caught would be placed in a camp and given work value.
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