Warner to Resign Stanford Coach Post for Temple Offer
Intimate friends confirm Glenn Warner will hand in resignation to Stanford athletic director Thomas Storey this week. Temple University in Philadelphia expected to sign a five year contract to have Warner lead football there.
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Warner
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Thomas A. Storey
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Temple University
Philadelphia
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Temple University to Name New Football Coach
Reports from reliable sources indicate Temple University will replace Henry J Miller with Sloan Warner as head football coach. Miller’s contract expired this season and he is not renewing, with M Meehan and Marty Brill named among potential successors. Also noted were Tom Conley and other candidates in sports circles. In a separate item Sing Sing's Black Sheep closed its 1932 season with a 7 2 0 record after a tie with Bayside Athletic Association.
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Sloan
Warner
Temply University
Stanford Uulor
Asveral
Temple
Henry J .Heinie
Miller
University of Pennsylvania
Io Bean
Ratats
Chick Meehan
Manhattan
Marty Brill
Notre Daine
Tom Conley
Adele
Ossining
N. Y
Black Sheep
Bayside
Log Island
Postponed Banquet For San Antonio Football Officials
The San Antonio Football Officials Association postpones its planned banquet. President Mauér Puckett announced the event will be rescheduled for a later date. The gathering was set to be at Bill Ford's home in about a week.
Pay To Be Cut By All Clubs Says Fuchs
Boston Den J Hig league baseball salaries will be cut, says President Fuchs of the Boston Braves. He chairs a committee drafting recommendations for reducing overhead for next week's New York magnates meeting. He notes no specifics yet and expects 1934 to show normal conditions after a trimmed budget to sail through 1933 without disaster.
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Mitt Fuchs
Boston Braves
New York
Fuchs
Stagg Out as Chicago Coach
AMES Iowa Dec 5 Amos Alonzo Stagg the Grand Old Man of the Midway will not be reappointed head football coach at the University of Chicago. T N Metcalf Iowa State athlete Director will succeed Blagg in a similar position at Chicago next spring saying he has not the least idea whom he shall recommend. He hopes a successor to the Old Man can be named by February.
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Iowa
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Midway
University of Chicago
T. N. Metcalf
Iowa State
Direator
Blagg
Chicago
Fon
Big Ten
Metcalf
Boxing Title Defenses in New York and Nationwide Fights
Kid Chocolate defends his featherweight world title at Madison Square Garden in a key week for fighters. Cuban challenger Barba seeks upset after prior losses, while others like King Levinsky and Mickey Walker headline concurrent heavyweight and middleweight showdowns across Chicago and Cleveland.
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National Boxing Association
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Mexico
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King Levinsky
Chicago
Cleveland
Paul Pirrone
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Indianapolis
Teddy Yarese
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Baseball Fighting for Its Life at Columbus
Columbus, Dec 6. National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues members convened to address dire finances and shrinking payrolls. Proposals include lower player limits and monthly salaries across classes A to D, plus plans to rehabilitate defunct leagues to provide employment for players. Thomas Jefferson Hickey was re-elected president for another year at the annual meeting.
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Beaumont Haps Morse Sees Coleman as Baker Successor
In Uncle Jake Dallas sports magazine, Bob Coleman formerly San Antonio Texas Leaguers manager is tipped to replace Del Baker as Beaumont manager. Morse notes Coleman is with another Detroit farm in the Three I league and suggests Dallas Steers style support if Baker shifts to the Pacific coast.
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Morse
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Southwest Basketball Officials to Hold Final Meeting
Final meeting of the Southwest Basketball Officials association will be at the Gunter hotel Monday night at 6 15. Raymond Miller secretary of the association announced the session and urged all members to be present.
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Rickey Aims to Slash Baseball Salaries Next Year
Branch Rickey of the St. Louis Cardinals at the minor league convention advocated drastic salary cuts for 1934. He said no player earning $10,000 in 1933 should remain an unadulterated star and predicted the Cardinals will cut payroll, proposing $7,500 as a top salary for baseball or any industry.
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Riverside speedway auto events draw 1200 fans
A Sunday program at Riverside speedway featured a fast 12-car auto race lineup and a halved mile oval in pristine condition. Armless stunt performer Frank McKeown drew fans back for a second engagement. Kenedy’s Henry Siedler swept three races as Jamis Davis exited early. Steler, Wick, Mieder led multiple classes and a 35-lap Sweepstakes.
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Mle Oval
Heppy Frank McKeown
Henry Siedler
Kenedy
Lee Wick
Dick Saenger
Mstelle
Mieder
Steler
Earl Ailen
Henry Mieder
Nichols to defend light-heavy crown in Chicago Dec 3
Georgie Nichols of Buffalo accepted risk to defend the NAB light heavyweight title at Chicago Stadium on December 3. He will likely face challenger Billy Jones of Philadelphia or Frankie Babtaglia of Winnipeg after filling Marlin Levandowski on the King Levinsky Primo Gamera card Friday.
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Chicago
Georgie Nichols
Buffalo
N.Y
National Boxing Association
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Ment Marlin Levandowski
Grand Rapids
Mich
Billy Jones
Philadelphia
Negro
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Winnipeg
Man
BOR CAGE GAME OKLAHOMA CITY MEETS WEST TEXAS TEACHERS
Oklahoma City University will host West Texas Teachers January 4 in a men’s basketball clash announced by Coach Green. The matchup highlights the season as both teams seek conference gains.
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Finklahoma
City University
West Texas Teachers
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My Bugs
Deer Hunt Fatalities Rise Across Lake States
A seasonal big game hunt in Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan ended with high tolls. About 150 000 to 76 000 hunters participated and 35 to 75 000 deer were killed as several deaths from heart attacks accidental shooting and other causes were reported. Wisconsin led with 14 fatalities, Michigan and Minnesota each reported 10, while the majority of deaths occurred during elevated exertion and accidental discharge incidents.
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Michigan
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Tuathey
Lingara
Randolph in Semi Final Thriller at Tech Field
Randolph Field's football team, improved after a rough start, defeated Fort Sill 20 to 6 to reach the semi finals of the Eighth Army Corps Area tournament. Christie and Landon connected on key passes, with Christie returning an interception for a tying TD and adding two more scores. Next, Randolph faces the Ninth Infantry Fort Crockett winner in the other semi final as the tourney continues.
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Byrne James Proud Papa of Boy
An eight pound boy was born to Mrs. Wamen at Sonia Rose hospital on Saturday. Tittin Byrne weighs several pounds heavier with his chest thrust out in pride. He is noted for his baseball work as second base for the Dallas Sleera, marking another major league chance on the horizon next summer.
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Chuck Klein Returns Home From Philadelphia Visit
Charley Chuck Klein, star outfielder for the Philadelphia Nationals and MVP, left Monday for Indianapolis after five weeks here with pal Whitney of San Antonio. He hunted fished golfed and rested, making many friends. This marked his second visit to Helena. His golf drive capped a notable stay.
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Chuck") Klein
Philadelphia Nationals
Indianapolis
Finkey
Whitney
San Antonio
Philadelphia
Helena
Willow Borinsa
Jablonsky Chosen Army 1933 Captain at West Point
Jablonsky 23, 183 pounds, right guard, unanimously selected captain of Army football for 1933. A Clayton Missouri native and former Washington University student, he is an honor cadet corporal and top academic, named by the lettermen at their annual meeting.
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West Point
Harry J
Jabboe
Clayton
St. Laws
Jabloncky
Washington University
St. Louis
Auto Wreck Fatal to Jones and Golfer
Concord Missouri report: Chester Jones, 22, a well known Mid West amateur golfer and student at the University of Kansas, was killed instantly in an automobile crash near here yesterday. Three other Kansas students Merle Teagarden Charles Heckler and Burton Kirysbury were injured and nurse Miss Cleo Hite was slightly hurt.
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Concord
Chester Jones
University of Kansas
Merle Teagarden
Charles Heckler
Burton Kirysbury
Cleo Hite
Edison to Play Granger Here Saturday
Edison high school Golden Bears, after beating Lockhart’s Lions 20 13, advance to the State Class B regional final against Granger. If Edison wins, the regional title stays here. Granger won a coin flip to set the semifinal at Edison field. Officials include Shorty Alderson and Nick Goutara.
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Austin
Edlson
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Dusty Bogegest
Joe King
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Stella
Mexicans to Honor Martinez-Zarilla
Mexico City voters and federation officials plan to award Jose Martinez-Zarilla of Cornell a gold medal for his 1932 all America selection after the East West game in San Francisco. Georgetown notes 21 Southwestern University Pirates earned letters as captains Weir Lunsford Stinchcomb Ross and Williams completed their final season.
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Federation of American Footballs
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Pirates
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