Two Columbia Coaches Ride To Rose Bowl Memories
New York AP reports Columbia coach Lou Little and assistant Herb Kopf revisit Rose Bowl memories as they prepare for the December 19 trip west. Little recalls wartime service and a varied coaching season in 1929 1920s, while Kopf reflects on his own storied college playing days. The piece notes Little’s psychological strain as training begins and the emotional pull of the upcoming journey.
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New York
Stanford
Columbia
Lou Little
Herb
Little
Kopf
Befoe
Infantry
Bob Folwell
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Washington and Jefferson
Callifornia
Felliow
Leominster
Mass
Vermont
Georgetown
Philadelphia Navy Yard
S. S. Wyoming
Abington High School
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Board of Strategy
Frankfort Yellow Jackets
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre Panthers
Navy Yard
Littlefield Out as Texas Coach
Austin announces Clyde Littlefield resigns as head football coach after seven seasons with Texas. The athletic council favored renewing his contract for 1934-35, but he requested dismissal from football duties while staying as track coach, noting the situation and his view on pay. The panel plans to consider several coach candidates.
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Austin
Texas
Clyde Littlefield
University of Texas
Longhorns
University Athletic Council
Littlefield
W. E. Metzenthin
Sal and Tobo gean Club for Sandias
Albuquerque reports a fragment of the Sal and Tobo gean Club for Sandias piece dated December 6 noting Southwestern sports language and unclear references to American peers and a trance. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Albuquerque N M
Southwest Sound
Aigumerancans
Boston Braves set NL fielding record for 1925 season
New York reports the Boston Braves achieved a National League fielding mark of 978 in 1925, beating the old 1932 record by two points. Burty Frank Hogan led Braves with a .997 average as sole individual title winner, while Cubs claimed three berths for first basemen, third basemen, and pitchers. Gus Mancuso topped tied catchers in chances and miscues remained high for several players. Warneke and Hubbell led pitchers in chances and double plays, with Hallahan suffering the most errors.
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New York
Boston Braves
Braves
Burty Frank Hogan
Cubs
Charley Grimm
Elwood Paetlish
Long Warneke
Warneke
Gus Mancuso
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Len Warneke
Wild Bill Hallahan
Cardinals
Attendance at football gains 1933 college crowds
AP reports a strong 1933 college football attendance rebound with 40 of 53 schools posting gains over 1932. Records fall in the Big Ten Big Six and Rocky Mountain leagues as Fordham Notre Dame St Mary's Stanford USC Navy Army and more show large turnouts. Michigan Iowa Ohio State Nebraska Tennessee and Denver also post notable increases.
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New York
Associated Press
Hich
Rocky Mountain
Fordham
Princeton
Michigan
Iowa
Ohio State
Minnesota
Nebraska
Midwest
Tennessee
Denver
St. Mary’s
Stanford
California
Jimmy Crowley
St. Mary's
Daeitel
Southern California
Wim
Olympic Stadium
Trojans
Navy
Notre Dame
Middle West
Army
Ann Arbor
Los Anmeetes
Army- Navy
Philadelphia
Army-Notre Dame
Vince Defends Laurels Against Callahan Title Bout
Vince defends his title for the first time against Andy Callahan in Boston. The bout marks a key early defense as the champion seeks to retain his crown at a high-profile venue.
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Vince
Andy Callahan
Boston
Dundee Captures Title. Dundee to Defend Against Callahan
Vincent Dundee, Newark’s rising fighter, has won the middleweight crown in Boston after a stinging upset over Lefty Brouillard. He now prepares to defend Friday against Boston southpaw Andy Callahan, with Teddy Yarosz, Young Terry, Gorilla Jones and Marcel Thil as potential rivals.
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Vincent Dundee
Newark
Boston Garden
Louis Brouillard
Brouillard
Dundee
Vincent
Beantown
Boston
Joe
Pete Latzo
Vince
Teddy Yarosz
Young Terry
Gorilla Jones
Marcel Thil
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Institute Cage Team Seeks Fresh Talent For Season Start
Barracks Briefs report Coach Babe Godfrey leading a young basketball squad with only two returning lettermen, plus several promising sophomores and new candidates like Wright, C. G. Elliot, and McConnell from Ra ton’s championship team. The Colts gym squad also begins training under Coach Storm, while the German Club rehearses and plans a roast dinner. An East vs Stanford debate fuels campus chatter as students await schedules and tryouts.
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Wright
C. G
Elliot and
McConnell
Raton
Amonett Again 16 Sponsor Loop Team
Amonett's store will sponsor an independent basketball team again this year under captain and manager Jim Ferguson. A meeting and practice are called for tonight. The Fender Fixers have long been the fastest independent cage team in eastern New Mexico with returning players and new additions Locce Bagwell Jimmie Mills and Fred Glover. A squad of about ten forms as they plan engagements with Olson Terriide Swetes the House of David team of Chicago and The Collegians of Parrington Illinois and other independent teams.
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Amonett
Fender Fixers
New Mexico
Locce Bagwell
Jimmie Mills
Fred Glover
Fender-Fixers
Olson
Terriide Swetes
Howse of David
Chicago
Collegians
Parrington
Illinois
Greenleaf set to chase 22nd straight world billiards win
Ralph Greenleaf faces George Kelly of Philadelphia tonight in Chicago as he pursues his 22nd consecutive victory in the world pocket billiard championship. Earlier, Charles Seaback and Frank Taberski met Bennie Allen and William Mosconi in the opening matches of the tournament.
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Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
George Kelly
Philadelphia
Greenleaf
Kelly
Charles Seaback
Astoria
N. Y
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
William Mosconi
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