Trojans At Full Power For Notre Dame Show
USC poised for a title bid with a fully healthy squad under coach Howard Jones as they prepare to meet Notre Dame. The Irish face reports of injuries but pursue a strong offensive showing with a diversified passing and running attack led by Homer Griffith and Warburton. Attendance could near 93 000 at Memorial Stadium as both teams finalize preparations behind closed gates.
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Anceles
University of Southern California
Hte
Notre Dame
Howard Jones
Trojans
Jones
Glenn
Pop) Warner
Stanford
R. B. von Klainsmid
California
Rambiers
Homer Griffith
Orv Mohler
Griffith
Warburton
Memorial Stadium
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Hank Anderson
Southern California
Xavier Elects Wiethe 1933 Grid Captain
Xavier University in Cincinnati elected John Wiethe right guard as 1933 football captain by the 1932 lettermen at the annual dinner. Harold McPhail and Paul Beckwith received the legion of honor awards. McPhail is the thirty first Xavier recipient. Schedule for 1933 includes Tran sylvania Kenyon Carnegie Tech Washington Jefferson Centre Indiana Loyola and Haskell with a Xavier Dayton game planned. Football letters went to Brannen Corbett Coleman Elder Farrell Hosty Jordan Lubbers McCreary Moellering Pennington Profumeo Sander Schmidt Steinkamp Wiethe Wilging. Slatterr earned a service letter.
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Cincinnati
John Wiethe
Xavier University
Harold McPhail
Columbus
Legion of Honor
Paul Beckwith
McPhail
Mavier
Transylvania
Kenyon
Carnegie Tech
Washington & Jefferson
Centre
Indiana U
Haskell
New Orleans
Loyola of
South
Xavier Dayton
Thomas Brannen
Daniel Corbett
James Coleman George Elder
Maurice Farrell
John Hosty
Kenneth Jordan
Josephy Lubbers
John McCreary
Louis Moellering
Hallack
Clark's Service to Meet St. Agnes Five Tonight
Clark's Service and St. Agnes square off on the St. Agnes floor at 8 o'clock in a local independent basketball clash. Clark's Service seeks games with Class BA teams in Lorain County and nearby areas. contact Joe Fortman at 134 Oak Street Elyria Ohio for scheduling.
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St. Agnes and
Clark's
St. Agnes
Clark
Lorain County
Joe Fortman
Oak Street
Elyria
Ohio
Harman To Yale Clue Emerges From Northwestern Coach
Evanston Dec reports coach Dick Hanley of Northwestern University says he has not been in communication with Yale about a coaching position. The terse denial follows circulating rumors and local speculation.
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Evanston, II
Dick Hanley
Northwestern University
Bowling Scores Keep Lorain County League Tight
In Lorain County O11 bowling action Shell Petroleum and Sohio X-70 pace the field. Shell Petroleum wins two of three from Sohio Ethyl while Sohio M-70 takes two of three from Rogers Oils at Recreational Lanes. Fordham University coaches inquiry noted but no interest expressed by the unnamed coach.
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Shell Petroleum
Vow
Texaco
Dusan
Rogers Oil
Soho
Lorain County
Shell Petroleum Quint
Sohio
Pop Warner Returns East to Lead Temple Football
Coach Glenn Scober Warner resigns from Stanford to head Temple University Philadelphia. He began coaching eastern teams at Cornell Carlisle and Pittsburgh. The photo trio shows Warner on the sideline with Jing Thorpe, Carlisle Indian star, and Warner with his hobby paintings. At 61, Warner reputedly helped develop some of footballs greatest teams and players.
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Glenn Scober
Pop
Warner
Stanford University
Temple University
Philadelphia
Cornell
Carlisle
Pittsburgh
Jing Thorpe
Wright Begins Eighth Season At Mt Union
Mount Union College in Alliance Ohio starts its eighth year under Coach Robert D Wright with a 15 1 conference wins and a 90 31 season to date. Freshman squad trains under Harry Geltz as Wright plans opening game against Michigan at Ann Arbor December 15.
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Cnai Bong
Wright
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Ohio State University
Wrestling Roundup From New York Displays Wide-Open Cards
In New York, Jim Wi Vslien faced Herman Hickhnan with a draw. Rudy Tuach and Frank Speer also appear, along with several matches featuring Joe Savoldi, Caney, and Caney. The card includes figures from Nebraska, Minnesota, California, and Oregon, with bouts against Vinny Vannell and Glenn Mann.
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United Pain
New York
Jim Wi Vslien
Herman Hickhnan
Tennessee
Rudy Tuach
Gee
Buro Assirati
Joe Stecher
Nebraska
Ging Garibaldi
Tinks
Joe Savoldi
Thret Oakn
Wich
Thress
Jack Éarnes
Ohlor Ernie Dusek
Omaha
George Vannell
Loveland
Charley Hansen
Winnesota
Caney Wrergee
California
Century Milstead
Glenn Mann
Stringter) Lewin
Kentucky
Frankie Speer
Chicago
Howard Contowine
Portmand
Ore
Jerry Vanohan
Montreal
Pop Warner’s Legend Grows Amid Stanford Departure
The text recalls Pop Warner’s rise in football history as his Stanford tenure ends and he contemplates moving to Temple. It contrasts his fading on-field success with the enduring influence of the Warner system through peers like Andy Kerr, Dick Hanley, and Jock Sutherland, highlighting his lasting legend.
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Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Warner
Warner System
Pop Warner
Pop
Stanford
Temple University
Merchants Drill Tonight at 17th Street and Middle
The Merchants schedule a drill tonight at 7 o clock at 17th Street and Middle. All players must be on hand per management.
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17Th Street
Wesleyan Cards Ten Game Sked For '33 Season
Ohio Wesleyan University announced its 1933 football schedule under Athletic Director George Gauthier. The slate includes ten games with a first night-game ban for the Dayton and Heidelberg road game, opening Sept 30 at Heidelberg and ending Nov 30 at Western Reserve. Syracuse appears for the sixth time and foes include Dayton, Wittenberg, Denison, Miami, Marshall, Ohio U, and Cincinnati.
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Wesleyan
Delaware
Dee
Ohio Wesleyan University
George Gauthier
Syracuse
Ohio Wesleyan
University of Dayton
Heidelberg
Dayton
Wittenberg
Denison
Cincinnati
Miami
Marshall
Ohio Ui
Western Reserve
Wheeling Club Seeks Central Loop Berth
Mrs. Charles Holloway widow of the late Wheeling Stogies owner says she has negotiated with major league interests to place a Wheeling club in the Central League next year. She notes backing is needed after leaving the Middle Atlantic League last season due to business conditions.
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Wheeling
W Va
Dee S
Charles Holloway
Wheeling Stogies
Holloway
Middle Atlantic
Grid ace Pop proves world regard through every stop
The article extols Pop as a gifted gridiron player whose talent earns wide recognition at each destination, underscoring the high regard for his abilities in the sport.
Pretzels and Elks Face Key City League Bowling Match
The Pretzels and Elks meet tonight at Columbus alleys in a top league clash that could decide the City League leadership. The Pretzels hold a narrow lead. the Elks must win three games to take the lead.
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Heights of Columbus
Cuenin Pretzels
Elks
Im Wder
Elyria Crimson Cagers Tackle Shaw in LEL Opener
Elyria High basketball coach Roy Clymer prepared the Crimson for the Lake Erie League opener against Shaw High on Shaw’s court. The squad, in good condition, aims to challenge for a top finish with a projected lineup featuring Machoch and Jones at forwards Carr at center and Lehman and Comam at guards with a possible shift for Bob Carr to center.
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Roy Clymer
Elyria High Cagers
Lake Erie
Shaw High
Clymer
Crimson
Heights
Lakewood
Shaw
Elyria
Bob Carr
Frank Murkowski
Berea
Amherst
Phelan Denies Chicago Post Offer
Seattle briefs report coach Jimmy Phelan of Washington denies receiving an offer to coach in Chicago. He notes plans to attend the coast conference meeting in Los Angeles and then visit Chicago friends. Phelan hints at not renewing his Huskies contract amid a 1972 roster and uncertain prospects for next year.
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Seattle
Der
Ansorfe
Alonzo
University of Chicar
Jimmy Phelan
University of
Chicago
Phelan
Chicrago
Husky Spd
West Virginia Cards Stiff 33 Grid Sked
West Virginia University football will face a tough 1933 schedule including Wisconsin at Madison November 17 and games with Washington and Lee Duquesne Pittsburgh Fordham Temple Georgetown Detroit and Washington and Jefferson. Dr. Clarence Spears of Wisconsin was a former WVU coach.
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West Virginia
Morgantown
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
West Virginia Univers
Washington & Lee
DuQuesne
Pittsburgh
Fordham
New York
Temple
Philadelphia
Georgetown
Detroit
Weee
Virginia Wesleyan
Washington & Jefferson
Mountaineers
Clarence Spears
American Association Adopts Playoff Plan For Pennant
The 1933 National Association convention backs a two-division playoff to crown the pennant winner after the season. Eastern teams Columbus Louisville Indianapolis Toledo meet Western leaders Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis. after champions emerge they play a Little World Series. Tulsa and Oklahoma City join Texas League pending discussion. Salary caps set at 4250 per club monthly. Cubs plan spring city series and hire Johnny Carriden as coach.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Olumbus
Lee
National Association
American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
International League
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Wichita Falls
Dale Gear
Texas
Southern
Western
General Assembly
del Haker
Beamont
Detroit
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cubs
Johnny Carriden
Charley O'Leary
Babe Ruth Impresses Crowd Near New Bern
A fragment notes Babe Ruth, known as the Bambino of swat, drawing fans near New Bern, SC. The item highlights a day’s activity and Ruth’s acclaimed presence in the area.
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Babe Ruth
Swat
Thacadioning
Hnanting
New Bern
Elyria High Tankers Open Season With East Tech Meet
Elyria High swimming opens its season with a dual meet against East Tech of Cleveland. Coach Vaughn will select the Crimson team from listed swimmers and the event starts at 4 o clock tomorrow at the pool.
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Elyria High
East Tech
Cleveland
Vaughn
Crimson
Lily Carr
Gould
Werland
Gutonshi
O Donnell
E O'Donnell
Prushy Chesler
An A Anderson
Caddies Issue Defy To Trojans In Preview Game
The Jyna Country Club Caddies challenge the Trojans to a preliminary game before the Mercuries Merchants match. The Trojans’ manager should call 2864 to arrange, with Jefferson Field named as venue for Sunday.
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Jyna Country Club
Trojans
Mercuries- Merchants
Jefferson Field
Fast Mansfield Team Seeks Cage Games
The strong Sferra's Lunch basketball team of Mansfield would be available to book games with teams in Elyria and nearby areas. The Lunch quintet won the Mansfield city championship last year and has a record of losing only one game in three years. Interested managers should write to John Sferro at 297 North Diamond Street Mansfield Ohio or call Adam 3231.
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Mansfield
G. Dee
Sferra
Elyria
Vicinity
John Sferro
North Diamond Street
Ohio
Adam
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