Giants Named Top Team of 1933 in AP Poll
New York Giants capture 68 of 198 votes in the third annual Associated Press sports poll. They are lauded for winning the National League title and the World Series, ahead of Princeton, the tennis duo Perry and Austin, and other prominent teams.
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Carl Owen
New York Giants
Associated Ess
Bill Terry
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Boston Braves
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Princeton
United States
France
Tigers
Fritz Crisler
Fred Perry
Bilry Austin
Ball
Michigan
Army
Notre Dame
West Point
Stanford
California
Iowa
Ossie Solem
Louisiana State
Oregon State
Chicago
Senators Great Club Fielding Tops American League Title
The Washington Senators, led by Joe Cronin, posted the league’s best defense and top batting average, winning the American League championship. Cronin powered performance at shortstop with a .960 average, the team fielded at .979, narrowly missing the world record. St Louis and Detroit players tied or set records in fielding and double plays, highlighting a season of standout infield play across the league.
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Chicago
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Cronin
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
Joe Kuhef
Hank Grenberg
Detroit
Greenberg
Ie Radii
Cleveland
Art
Boston
St. Lous
Chicago White Sox
Seeason
Hevin
Réor
Billiards Match Increases World Title Tension
Veteran Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland and youngster James Caras of Wilmington duel in a two match date that could decide the World Pocket Billiards title. Rudolph seeks a rematch with An Por of Philadelphia for first place, while Caras aims to swing the feud in his favor. Beatum Moussellphis and Beabuckh of Astoria are also noted in the evening slate.
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Erwin Rudolph
Eyeveland
James Caras
Wilmington
Del
Muaike
Rudolph
An- Por
Philadelphia
Vicpfor- Caras
Putit Ponzi
William Mouselphis
Beabuckh
Astoria
Golf stars crown 1933 major winners in Britain and America
Denny Shute won the British Open at St Andrews, tying with Craig Wood in the playoff, while Johnny Goodman captured the U S Open as the first amateur since Bobby Jones to win. George Dunlap won the National Amateur and Michael Scott took the British Amateur. Gene Sarazen claimed the P G A title.
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Shute
Denny
St. Andrews
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Bobby Jones
Godman
Miami
U. S
Mister Shute
George Dunlap
Goodman
Michael Scott
Gene Sarazen
King
Syndieace
Jones
College basketball scores roundup from AP data
College basketball scores include Fordham 35 Yale 29 Ohio 42 Wilmington 21 Millikin 33 Illinois College 30 Indiana 47 St Louis U 32 Kentucky Wesleyan 12 Xavier 50 Mount Union 48 Findlay 22 Westminster 41 Upsala 18 Wittenberg 24 Depauw 26 Centre 26 Louisville 30 Lambuth 34 Murray Teachers 35 Oshkosh Teachers 21 Illinois State Normal 29 Eureka 47 Lincoln 15 St Joseph Uni Teachers 48 Eastern Teachers 40 Iowa Wesleyan 35 Augustana SD 32 Western St Cloud Union 41 Sioux Falls 28 Midland 24 Carleton 27 South Dakota U 2% Peru Neb Teachers 29 Westminster Mo 30 Northeast Mo Teachers 27 Colorado 28 St Benedicts 12 Bethany Kas 14 McPherson 52 Southwestern Kas 32 Fast Central Okla Teachers 33 Southern Methodist 28 Oklahoma 36 Southwestern Oklahoma Teachers 47 Cameron Aggies 45 Baylor 53 Stephen F Austin Central Okla Teachers 27 Oklahoma A&M 33 Friends Kas 13 Northwestern Okla Teachers 36 Northeast Okla Teachers 25 Pittsburgh Kas Teachers 47 Denver A C 33 Wyoming 39 Dixie College Utah 44 Arizona State Teachers 55 Olympic Club 35 UCLA 39 Colorado College 28 Utah 39.
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Yale
Ohio
Wilmington
Millikin
Illinois College
Indiana
St. Louis U
Kentucky Wesleyan
Xavier
Mount Union
Findlay
Westminster
Upsala
Wittenberg
Depauw
Centre
Louisville
Lambuth
Murray
Oshkosh
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Eureka
Lincoln
St. Joseph Uni
Eastern
Iowa Wesleyan
Augustana (Sd
Western
Southwestern
Kas
Fast Central
Okla
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Oklahoma
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Cameron Aggies
Baylor
Stephen F. Austin
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Oklahoma A & M
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Northeast Okla
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Denver A. C
Wyoming
Dixie College
Utah
Arizona State
Olympic Club
U of California At
Los Angeles
Colorado College
Roosevelt extends blanket reemployment code for four months
President Roosevelt announced a four month renewal of the blanket reemployment code beginning after January 1. He said the general code now covers about 70 percent of workers and that extending the program aims to prevent a setback in recovery for trades not yet under individual NRA codes. He expressed confidence that by the end of the extension permanent codes will cover the remaining thirty percent of employees.
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Roosevelt
Murder charges against Navajo man in Roanhorse death
Albuquerque dispatch reports murder charges filed against George Taylor alias Tsinny Jinny for the death of his uncle Mike Roanhorse on the Navajo reservation November 27. Taylor, reportedly intoxicated, struck Roanhorse with a club, killing him instantly. He is held in Gallup.
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Albuquerque
N. M
George Taylor
Tsinny Jinny
Mike Roanhorse
Navajo Reservation
Taylor
Roanhorse
Gallup
Wrestling Card at Armory Promoted by American Legion
Two main events feature Roswell’s Bill Kendall vs Joe Boceino from Brownsville in a no time limit best two of three falls. Ken Gaston of Roswell battles Eddie McMellen at 165 pounds, a no time limit best two of three falls. Also Young Yaqui Joe vs Kid Smith plus other matches. Admission is 15 cents, 15 cents in balcony for ages 15 and up. proceeds go to the American Legion Christmas beauty fund. L. G. Skeene promoter. third Legion show this season with improvements to the armory and on-time starts.
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The
American Legion
Bill Kendall
Roswell
Joe Boceino
Brownsville
Texas
Faoth Weich
Ken”“Gaston
Eddie McMellen
Denver
American Legion Christms
L. G. Skeene
Iromoter
the Legion
Skeene
Morningstar Dies in Lordsburg Funeral for Local Attorney
A. W. Morningstar, prominent Lordsburg attorney, died December 1 in Hermosa Beach California. Funeral services were held here yesterday with graveside rites conducted by the Masonic Lodge of which he was a leading member. He is survived by his widow and a daughter.
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N. M
A. W. Morningstar
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Masonic Lodge
Lindberghs Home for Christmas Return From World Flight
The Lindberghs land in New York with baby Jon, ready for Christmas. Anne Lindbergh will hear her son’s new words as Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife recount their journey, which covered about 29,000 miles through 31 countries. They traveled through cold Greenland and Moscow’s area to the Amazon, meeting many people along the way.
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Flying Lindberghs
Anne Lindberch
Jon
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Discovery
Jon 5Ral
Possessiongng End
Labredor
Greenland
Europe
Moscow
South America
Manacs
Thouland
Anbazon
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