New Mexico Lobos May Schedule Colorado Opponents
University of New Mexico officials indicate plans to add two Colorado football games in 1924. Possible substitutions include Colorado College for Loyola, and Colorado State Teachers may be played at home or in Greeley. A Texas Tech matchup remains undecided as border conference members meet in Lubbock to set next year’s slate.
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Three Games of Football Today Headlines Big Weekend
New York reports a three game football slate as the final push before Rose Bowl East West games. SMU faces St Marys on the Pacific coast while USC meets Washington in a bid to cap their season. In the south LSU finishes undefeated at Baton Rouge and Tennessee leads Beattie Feathers’ volunteers in an approaching clash.
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Southern Methodist
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Southern California
Trojans
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Washington
Mustangs
California
Biff Jones
Louisiana State Tigers
Baton Rouge
Tennessee
Mg Volunteers
Beattie Feathers
Dundee winner over Callahan in title bid
Vince Dundee edged Andy Callahan in a 15 round middleweight bout to claim a shot at the world title. The Baltimore challenger, 158 1 2 pounds and four inches taller, weathered Callahan’s early storms and sealed a split decision after a late burst in the final five rounds.
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Max Maxwell
Vince Dundee
Andy Callahan
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Honey Melody
Frankie Carlton
Jersey City
Red” Affinito
Charlie Longo
Leo Curley
Carl Hyde
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New Orleans
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Nuevo Laredo
Bat Ancira
Monteray
New Mexico and Colo grid games in 1935 outlook
With the Rocky Mountain conference dissolved, New Mexico and Colorado colleges may field football teams in 1935 as members. Western State of Gunnison is mentioned as a potential participant in an evolving schedule and balance of teams.
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Rocky Mountain Conference Faces Split After Secessions
The Rocky Mountain Conference logo swelled to a two tier split as eight major schools Utah Colorado Aggies University of Colorado Utah Aggies Colorado College Brigham Young Denver and University of Wyoming resigned, shrinking the circuit to four. The move followed two failed votes to form a big eight or big six, with final approval after an executive session.
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Jones Denies Sideline Signals by USC Coach
Los Angeles reports that USC coach Howard Jones told Trojan alumni he never signals from the sideline. He cited ethics and said assistants do not signal either. He referenced a Notre Dame game, noting a misinterpretation of signals by an assistant described as a human semaphore.
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Howard Jones
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South Bend
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Los Angeles considers class D farm league in far southwest
Oscar C. Reichow vice president of the Los Angeles club says efforts are underway to create a class D league in the far southwest for the coming season. The club and Yankees' scouting organization would sponsor farms, with Coast League clubs likely to help financially. El Paso is ready to join, and Reichow is reaching out to Phoenix Tucson and Bisbee to revive the old cactus league.
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Conference decision may shape Western State schedule
The article notes Western State’s schedule could be worked out between Colorado and New Mexico teams of similar power. It also mentions the 1934 schedule is already under contract and will not be affected by the conference decision.
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New Mexico
Backfield Aces of 1933 by Burnley Hile
A survey of top college backfield players across regions in 1933 highlights talent in the East with Ed Danowski Cliff Montgomery and Buckler as standouts. The Midwest features Kerman Everhardus Pug Lund Doug Nott and others, while the Pacific Coast showcases lin Frank Mikulak Warburton Grayson and Wilson.
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Kerman Everhardus
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Minnesota
Doug Nott
Detroit
Sauer
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Illinois
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Oregon State
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Oregon
Warburton
California
Grayson
Stanford
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St. Mary’s
Notre Dame to Name Layden New Football Coach
South Bend Ind Dec 9 AP The football world will learn tonight the details of Notre Dames athletic upheaval Elmer Layden will replace Anderson as head football coach Layden formerly at Duquesne would also direct athletics He expects to confer with acting president Rev John F O Hara as plan becomes official Notre Dame also to overhaul assistant staff with Layden appointing Nordy Hoffman Voedisch Schwartz out Mal Elward and Joe Boland expected as assistants
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Nordy) Hoffman
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Ike) Voedisch
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Vines proposes rebuilding US Davis Cup team plan
New York AP says Bilsworth Vines backs Frank Shielkis and Sidney B. Wood as the best available Davis Cup pair for 1938. He doubts they can win but could lose with more grace. He favors future talent like Gene Mako or Frankie Parker, and criticizes Davis Cup management, urging a professional captain to guide selections and in-match adjustments.
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Frank Shielkis
Sidney B. Wood
United States
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Bill Tilden
Paris
Gene Mako
Frankie Parker
Vines
Bernonds. Prentice
Jadick and Palacei Triumph In City Ring Events
In Philadelphia last night Johnny Jadick won a unanimous decision over Tony Falco in a 10 round welterweight bout. Sam Palacei outpointed Jackie Cruz in Tampa to claim victory in their 10 round contest.
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Tony Falco
Tampa
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Jackie. Cruz
Mexico
Baltimore
Joey Ferranaud
Jersey City
Charley Gomez
Jimmy Jones
Pete Bevens
Washington
Salt Lake City
Bill Longson
Tiger Jack Fox
Terre Haute
Ind
Aguayo Beats West in Wrestling Card Upset
Francisco Aguayo won a decision from Stanley West in a weekly wrestling match using his rocking chair split. The fall lasted 41 minutes 32 seconds and West was kept from returning to the ring by doctors. Doug Marcello beat Walter Stratton but was disqualified for throwing Stratton from the ring, costing him a rematch with Aguayo.
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Walter Stratton
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Wrestling Results From Around the Nation
Detroit George Zaharias defeated Gino Garibaldi by 41 55 in Denver and collected a 231 214 tally as part of Associated Press notes from Pueblo. In Des Moines Mike Brendel beat Earl Wampler in two straight falls, while Scranton’s Georgie Hansford won 127 1 2 to 128 over Tommy Paul in Hollywood boxing style summaries.
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George Zaharias
Pueblo
Colo
Gino Garibaldi
St. Louis
Deas Moines
Mike Brendel
Austria
Earl Wampler
Scranton
Greenleaf suffers second defeat in billiards tourney
In Chicago Ralph Greenleaf of New York lost to Bennie Allen of Kansas City 125 to 58 in 22 innings. The defeat leaves Greenleaf tied with Allen Pasquale Nacalie of Chicago and George Kelly of Philadelphia for the lead as the tournament continues.
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