Both Columbia and Stanford At Work Before Rose Bowl
Columbia and Stanford football squads gear for New Year’s Day Rose Bowl with two daily workouts. Coach Lou Little plans late sessions in Arizona heat to avoid peak conditioning, while Stanford’s Claude Thornhill orders two-a-day practices through Pasadena.
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Lou Little
Columbia Grid
Twilicht
Little
Lions
Stanford
Pasadena
Cal
University of Arizona
Calif
Columbia University
Claude Thornhill
Thornhill
Columbia
Frankie Klick defeats Kid Chocolate for junior lightweight title
Frankie Klick of San Francisco stopped Kid Chocolate in the seventh round to claim the world junior lightweight championship. The ending was chaotic as Chocolate toppled forward and teetered against the ropes before a late-spot second surge caused a technical knockout. The result leaves Chocolate’s featherweight title intact.
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Philadelphia
Kid Chocolate
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Althotgh
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Chocolate
Johnny
Spud) Murphy
Moe Fleisher
Fleisher
Columbia Lions boast three aces for Stanford clash
Lou Little notes Columbia's Montgom ery, Matal, and Barabas as the three aces of the Lions, with Captain Montgomery directing plays and Matal starring at end. The trio, plus the big Red wall, are highlighted as Stanford prepares to meet Columbia after receiving a Rose Bowl invitation.
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Columbia
Wex
Lou Little
Stanford
Montgomery
Matal
Barabas
Lion
Cliff Montgomery
Cliff
Pat
Red
Monty
Tony “Red” Matal
College Football Coaches Meeting in Chicago Preview
Chicago hosts the 13th annual American Football Coaches Association gathering. Coaches debate proposed changes to rules such as moving posts up to the lines from 10 yards and permitting forward passes from behind the line of scrimmage, aiming to influence how the game is played.
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Chicago
American Football Coaches’ Association
Eary G. Kipke
University of Michigan
Enés
Nacional
Survey of Beaths From 933 Football Dec 26 1933
Floy R. Bestwood NYU instructor reports for the American Coaches Association that over a quarter of college football injuries in 1933 could have been avoided with better leadership. The study cites administrative coaching field care and conditioning as key preventable factors and notes 28 fatalities from football injuries.
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Chicago
Marvin A
Mal) Stevens
Yale
Eastwood
Sandiot
Carlsbad High Defeats Artesia In Close Varsity Game
Carlsbad high defeated Artesia high 34 to 30 in a tight junior varsity contest Carlsbad juniors beat Artesia juniors 25 to 23 Both games were the final matchups for the schools before the holidays Held in Artesia New Mexico on December 21 per AP report
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Artesia
Carlsbad High
Artesia High
Carlsbad
East West Game Stars Begin Intensive Training
San Francisco December 26 AP football stars of East and West start two daily practices at their camps for the New Year’s Day charity contest at Stanford University. The Western squad trains in San Francisco Peninsula under Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr, while Westerners in Berkeley are coached by Orin Hollingberg and Percy Lacey at the University of California.
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San Francisco
Cre
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Stanford
al University
Berkeley
Orin Hollingberg
Washington State
Percy Lacey
Denver
University of California
Parker Seen As Favorite In National Junior Indoor Title
Frankie Parker, a former Milwaukee youth now at Lawrenceville School in New Jersey, is viewed as the likely champion in the national junior indoor tennis championship. The USTA ranking committee has rated him highly, and he opened his run with two matches, facing Stephen Ogilvy of Northwood School and then the winner between D R Grace of St Pauls Concord and Nathan Ritzenberg of James Adams Washington.
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New York
aSom Iodday
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee Younester
Lawrenceville
N. J
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Parker
Stephen H Ogilvy
Northwood School
New Rochelle
D. R. Grace
St. Paul’s School
Concord
N.H
Nathan Ritzenberg
James Adams High School
Washington, D.C
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press
Frankie Klitk stops Kid Chocolate. Lou Ambér outpoints Young Fir po. John Craven knocks out Georgia Riley. Milt Jacobs outpoints Tony Valenti. Charley Badami shades Dick Welsh. Jackie Crug outpoints Harry Kersey. Fight results across multiple cities and weights.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Frankie Klitk
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Lou Ambér
New York
Young Firpo
Pennsgrove
N. Y
Johnnny Craven
Conschochcken
Georgia Riley
Milt Jacobs
Tony Valenti
Charley Badami
Dick Welsh
Sarasota
Pla
Jackie Crug
el Paso
Texas
Harry Kersey
Jacksonville
Rheumatic Happy Cures Pain, Public Receives Remedy
A German specialist offers Nurito, a non narcotic pain reliever advertised for neuralgia neuritis and rheumatism. Claims claim rapid relief after three doses with a full refund if pain persists. Distributed through drug stores nationwide with no opiates.
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State Athletic Commission
Burnley
Matai
Mata
King Features Syndicate
Columbias
College Football Coaches Meeting
Fastwood
S&s
Lenacy
Lumberjacks
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