Coaches to select Southwest Georgia all association eleven
The Southwest Georgia High School Athletic Association coaches will announce the all association eleven within days with votes led by Coach J. K. Harper. Roy Hurst of Thomasville is likely the sole Bulldog to earn first team honors amid a mixed season and limited observer coverage from Times Enterprise.
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Southwest Georgia H. S. Athletic Association
J. K. Harper
Harper
Coaches’ Association
Thomasville High
Roy Hurst
Roy Hurst Semms
Hurst
Valdosta Wildcats
Charles Parramore
Valdosta Times
Times-Enterprise All-Association
Times-Enterprise Sports Department
Moultrie
Tifton
Valdosta
Fitzgerald
Martin
Davis
Thomasville
Tyson
Bainbridge
Jones
Albany
Callaway
Vernon
Sears
Titton
Gause
Gerst
Shutamany
Dekle
Nijem
Shannon
Emanuel
Willis
Young
Pat Page Most Likely To Succeed Stagg As Coach At Chicago
Chicago reports name H O Pat Hage Sr former University of Chicago star and Stagg assistant as leading candidate to replace Stagg as Maroons head coach. Others eyed include George Veenker Iowa State, Jimmy Phelan Purdue Washington, and Dick Hanley Northwestern as potential successors.
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Pat Page
Stagg
Chicago
H. O
Pat
Hage,Sr
University
A. A. Stagg
Maroons
George Veenker
Iowa State College
Thomas N. Metcalf
Iowa
Metcalf
Page
Jimmy Phelan
Purdue
University of Washington
Stanford
Glenn Ss
Warner
Third Annual Frisco Golf Open Tees Off With Near 200 Entries
The third annual San Francisco national open match play begins with nearly 200 entries at the lakeside course. A $2,500 purse plus gate split follows a reduced prize, with 64 qualifiers from an 18 hole round advancing to 36 hole finals next Monday. Top contenders include Horton Smith, Olin Dutra, Henry Hughes, Leo Theest, and Amateurs led by John De Forest.
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Lakeside
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Chicago
Olin Dutra
Santo Moni Y Heldey
Leo Theest
Agua Caliente
Smith
Gtes
Frank Walsh
al Esnesa
Akron
Ohio
Ahe Espinosa
Chica
al .Watrous
Detroit
Craig Wrood
Peal
Morlie Dutra
Long Yeech
Zimmerman Brothers
Emory and
Portland
Ore
Johnny McFardh
Sar Dicor
Wilfie Cox
Brestklyn
John de Forest
How Did It Happen by N Y B
Babe Didrickson faces amateur officials over a quoted endorsement of an unseen car. Officials disqualify her. the matter may be cleared. The piece notes growing bowling and duck pin play, shuffleboard, charity games, and interest in golf at Glen Arven, boosting Thomasville winter activities.
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Babe Didrickson
Glen Arven
Hawaii
Monte Carlo
Thomasville
Stanford Freshmen Deny Following War ner to Temple
Stanford University students deny reports that several freshmen football players planned to follow Coach Glenn S. Warner to Temple University. A statement by freshmen backfield stars Hampton and Reynolds asserts the view of the squad and notes the origin of the rumor as joking remarks. The athletic board will meet to select a successor to Warner, with Tiny Thornshill and Ernie Nev ers among candidates suggested by the freshmen.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
Glenn S
Pop) Warner
Temple University
Bob ‘Hamilton
Sewickley
Bob Reynolds
Ekmulgee
Okla
Warner
Board of Athletic Control
C. BE
Tiny” Thornshill
Ernie Nevers
Knight Defeats Cowboy Phelps in Unanimous Decision
Joe Knight of Cairo Ga scores a unanimous 10 round victory over Cowboy Owen Phelps of Mesa Ariz in Washington. Knight pounds Phelps throughout the bout flooring him in the fourth and winning every round in the southern light heavyweight title defense. Phelps weighed 165 pounds.
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Washington
Joe Knight
Cairo
Owen Phelps
Mesa
Ariz
Phelps
Knight
Woodcock Targets Commercial Dry Law Violators
Washington reports Amos W. Woodcock outlines the prohibition bureaus 1932 focus on detecting commercial dry law violations. The annual report notes 90217 cases filed, up from 76580 the prior year, arguing commercial violators can be reached directly by law.
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Prohibition Bureau
Dior
Amos W. OW. Woodcock
Aleineote Bureau
Justice Department
Woodcck
Etree Fom
A ‘L
Magnates Begin Major Minor League Convention in Columbus
The thirty first annual convention of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues opens with talks on a player and salary cap. A five member committee has proposed a full season guarantee by major league clubs operating farm teams as a condition of support. The American Association moves to sell Toledo and Kansas City clubs to resolve its issues.
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Columbus
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
International League
American Association
Pacific Coast League
Toledo
Kansas City
Cane grinding season marks South Georgia gatherings
Valdosta Ga December 7 cane grinding time brings farmers families and neighbors together to sample syrup compare crops talk weather and share stories. Old folks discuss farming youth swap gossip while mule teams and newer motors power the mill as Lowndes county syrup makers produce fine gunguh cane to top winter meals.
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Cyldis Bol
Valdosta Times
Valdosta
South Georgia
Caymir Net
Kentucky Wildcats' jinx may end this season
Dixie basketball fans in Atlanta speculate whether Kentucky will shake a two year jinx as the Wildcats, returning top material, aim to reform under Coach Adolph Rupp. With George Yates back and a tall lineup, Kentucky challenges North Carolina Duke and Georgia in the Southern Conference race.
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Dillon Graham
Associated Preys
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Dixie Basketba
Kentucky
Teason
Wildcats
Dow
Marylas
Ner
Carolina
Georgia
George Yates
North Carolina
Duke
Auburn
Adolph Rupp
Winter Cold Wave Curves Southward Across U S
A new Arctic cold front sweeps southward with freezing temperatures predicted across the Gulf coast and the southern states. Widespread lows of 22 to 28 degrees are forecast in northern regions with 26 to 33 degrees expected in the cane belt as Oklahoma and nearby states face unusually cold conditions.
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Alaba
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Georgia
Florida
North Tours
Helen Moody Aims to Regain National Crown in 1933 Finals
Helen Moody returns from a foreign tour and aims to reclaim the national non tennis singles title. Known as Queen Helen, she plans to compete in the 1933 finals after missing last season while abroad with the American Wightman team. Foret Hills standout Helen Jr. had claimed the title in Moody’s absence.
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New York
Helen Moody
Helen
Ring
Wightman
Conference Representatives Meet For Dixie Conference Meet
The Dixie Conference holds a general meeting as Alves of the nine member schools presides. The executive committee includes Chattanooga, Hill, Millsaps, Mississippi, Centre, and others. Dr. Ards of Chattanooga serves as secretary and notes no new membership applications have been received.
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Ioga
Tenn
Alves
Dixie Conference
Chattanooga
Award
Birmingham-Southis Hill
Millsaps
Mississippiuthwestern
Centre
Ards
Secreter
Appli
Vets seek post season charity football game with Thomasville
Arrangements advance for a post season charity game between Thomasville high and a team of former T H S players to benefit undernourished school children. Final school sanction expected. former Bulldogs plan a strong squad with many ex stars and early night practices at the YMCA.
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Thomasville High
J. K. Harper
Milton
Pete Drake
Paul Davis
Sam Drake
Skibo
Mitchell
Jimmy Poole
James Braswell
James Dennard
Jack Tonge
Loren Whigham
Garland Heisler
Sam Tonge
Lee Neel
Alfred Walden
Lawson Neel
Billy ‘Zalumas
Pat Williams
Hol’ Petty
Howell Bradshaw
Emory Milton
Petty
Poole
Braswell
Whigham
S -V. Steyerman
Leon High
Tallahassee
Bulldogs
Babe Didrikson Demands Immediate Inquiry Into Status
Mildred Babe Didrikson, famed athlete, asks for an immediate investigation of her disqualification by the Amateur Athletic Union. She also seeks to captain a Golden Cyclones basketball team sponsored by her employer insurance firm. She denies authorizing use of her name or picture in a car advertisement and insurance officials back her reinstatement bid. Lawrence Di Benedetto of the Southern AAU has begun an inquiry in New Orleans.
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Dallas
Tex
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Amateur Athletic Union
Golden Cyclones
Insurance Company
Star
Miss Didrikson
Lawrence di Benedetto
Southern Amateur Athletic Union
New Orleans
Notre Dame Mentor Doubtful Ahead of Trojans Clash
El Paso reports Coach Hank Anderson expresses pessimism about beating Southern California. He notes Notre Dame must replicate a peak performance after a strong showing against Army. Ray Brancheau, ill with influenza, was to be treated in Tucson as the team travels to Los Angeles. Other players are reported recovering.
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el Paso
Tex
Southern Californias
Heartley
Hank” Anderson
Notre Dame
Ramblers
Los Angeles
Army
Anderson
Trojans
Tucson
Ariz
Ray Brancheau
Chicago
Influenza Pestilence Strikes Trojans at Coliseum
News notes the influenza outbreak affecting the Notre Dame trip to Los Angeles and Troy players at USC. It mentions players Melinkovich Harris and Murphy scoring against Army, Hank Anderson’s squad, and the limited ticket sales for the Memorial Coliseum game.
Baisden and Godwin Winners in National Capital Bouts
Charlie Baisden of Valdosta Ga knocked Al Cortez of Washington to the floor four times before a fifth round technical knockout in an eight round bout. Bob Godwin of Daytona Beach Fla decisioned Due Conrail of Newark New Jersey in a ten round match.
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Associated Press
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Heuser
Germany
Outlie Simms
Tighter
Terre Haute
Ind
Paul Pirrone
Perroni
Outi Heeney
New Zealand
Tampa
Fla
D. C
Joe Knight
Owen Phelps
Jim Beach
Arturolo
Jacksonville
Charlie Baisden
Valdosta
al Cortez
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