J' EIGHT THE DAILY ADVERTISER MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1934 Camera Begins Preparations For His Bout With Loughran FOUR HORsem*n RElliTED-AND READY TO GO! IlSISlillpSMf one with Centenary, and then for a brief time. Coach Dutch Reinhardt and the Bulldog five returned home Sunday mOrn-lOg- The Bulldogs next contest Is scheduled for January 29th, with Normal, at the S. L. I. gym.
Tigers Defeat Delcambre Hi In 27-19 Tilt Giant Boxer Picks Florida Training Site Normal Wins Contest With Bulldog Five Southwestern Players Return From Road Tour In Which Three Games Played In a close and exciting basketball tilt. Louisiana State Normal won from the Southwestern Louisiana Institute Bulldogs Saturday night at Natchitoches. The final score of tne contest was 46 to 39 in favor of the Normal play-eis who led at the half, 23 to 21. The game was the third and last of a road tour made by the Bulldogs who played CJ nonary at Shreveport and Louisiana Tech at Ruston. Southwestern was handicapped on the trip by the loss of Perrin, who on account of an attack of carbuncles was unable to play In only one contest, the Cathedral Five Wins Fourth Game In Defeat Rayne Team, 62-25 BY DONALD C.
DAILEY Marking their first home appearance of the new season, the Cathedral High School Tlgrs scored a decisive victory over the highly rated Delcambre team by a 27-19 score. The Tigers took the lead early In the contest, and It was never threatened by the visitors. At hee half the score stood 18 to 8 In favor of the Tigers. The Delcambre boys began a rally the second half, but It fell short, as the Tigers again started a scoring spree. Captain Castel of the Tigers again led his team In scoring, with 14 points.
He also played well on the defense, handling the tap-olf as he wanted. For Delcambre, Wiltz Landry led the scoring, with nine points. Coach Andrew LaCour used two teams during the game, each team playing half of the contest. The Cahedral High School Juniors won their second victory In as many I The famous Fou Horsem*n' backfield of Notre Dame In 1924 met again at a Notre Dame dinner a decade after they had run rampant over all the countrys gridirons and here they are. Left to right: Jim Crowley, Fordham coach, Elmer Layden, new Notre Dame head coach; Don Miller, Cleveland attorney mentioned for the head man job at Auburn, and Harry Stuhldreher.
Villanova pilot. Will Engage In Only Light Workouts For Next Few Days Fight Set For Feb. 22 MIAMI BEACH, Jan. 22. UP) Prlmo Camera, world's heavyweight champion, today set up headquarters at an ocean front club on the beach here and announced he would begin immediate training for his title bout February 22 with Tommy Loughran.
The giant Italian, who knocked out Jack Sharkey last year, arrived hers last night by train from New York, accompanied by his American manager, Bill Duffy, and Jimmy Johnston, matchmaker for Madison Square Garden. Without looking over the possibilities of other training sites. Camera immediately selected the beach club a headquarters and said he would start at once to trim his avoirdupois down to 258 pounds, which was the approximate figure at which he weighed in for his bout with Sharkey. He now weighs 267. The big Itlanlan said he would engage In only light for the next few days and then fly to New York January 29 to appear In a bankruptcy cose.
After that, he plans to return here by airplane to begin Intensive training for the Loughran bout. Announcement has been made that Loughran has selected Palm Beach as as the site for his training camp. Week-End Sport Results Told (By Associated Press) (By The Associated Press) MONTREAL Shields beats Lott, 6-2, 6-0, 9-7, to retain Canadian Indoor tennis crown; pairs with Laird Watt to win doubles. CHICAGO Tilden downs Vines. 9-7, 1-6.
6-4, 4-6, 6-3. CARY, 111. Casper Oimen wins National ski Jump title. MINNEAPOLIS Jimmy Webster wins National outdoor speed skaing title with 110 points; womens crown goes to Dorothy Franey. LONG BEACH, Calf.
East and West play to tie a 7 1-2 points each In intersectional golf test. SAN FRANCISCO Chicago- Bears beat Pacific Coach football All-Stars, 21-7. BOSTON Red Sox sign Herb Pennock, ferson Park derby. NEW ORLEANS Tatanne wins Jef-F. LADELiPHIA Mhtsuyama gains three-cushion billiard lead, beating Jack Kenney, 50-40.
WASH TUBBS Three Yips JCW i tK -V. i ''A MDonald Smith Is Star In Tournament LONG BEACH. Jan. 22 UP) MacDonald Smith, a master golfer put on a finish in the East-West matches here Sunday that would have done a Jones, a Hagen or a Sarazen proud. Thee down and five to go.
Smith won four successive holes from Fred Morrison, Pasadena, a seasoned campaigner. and halved th last on to win one up. The victory figured prominently in the tournament whloh gave the eastern team a tie with the west at 7 1-2 points each for an even spilt of $1,000 prize money. The 20 players participating received $50 ech. Epidemics of measles occur every two years, according to statisticians, and usually In March or April.
for Brown T- v' IT ST '4 I x-V J3SZJ To Go! By Harry J. Tu thill Three new arrivals at the Sarasota, home of Lloyd Brown, southpaw pitcher acquired by the Cleveland Indians from the Red Sox, think hes just the fellow the Indians need. They are Pekingese pups, shown above with Brown and his wife. cene: the palatial, apartment of wianda la dreema, MOVlE ACTRESS. BRAUCHER supplying of Ivory.
There are, for Instance, those four lads bom In New Orleans. One Is Outfielder George Stumpf, recalled by the Red Sox Another Is Zeke Bonura, a first base-man purchased by the White Sox. The third Is Outfielder Johnny Oulllber, purchased by the Indians. The fourth, also coming to the Indians, Is a recalled pitcher, Bill Perrin. Quincy, offers a pitcher named Fritz Ostermueller to the Red Sox.
the rooks, having won 16 games while losing 7 for ROchster last year before coming down with appendicitis. From Allston, comes Pitcher Justin McLaughlin, recalled by the rejuvenated, refinanced Red Sox. From Independence, comes Pitcher Dale Seepy Mills, via Peoria, Dayton, add Elmira, to the White Sox. Clay Center, sends Catcher Morgan J. Snyder to the same team.
The Indians have acquired Outfielder Julian Babs Johnson, born in Hal-stad, and First Baseman Hal Trosky of the Norway, Iowa, Troskys. Detroit is trying out Eldon Auker from Norcatur, and Pitcher Joe Tiger Sullivan from Mason City, 111. The Yankees have Second Baseman Don Heffner from Rouzervllle, and Pitcher Marvin Webster Duke from Se. nola, Ga. Philadelphia has Pitcher George Matuzak who was born in Omer, and Outfielder Ray Radcliff, Kiowa, Okla.
The Senators are fortifying them- By Crane bAT OENL'MAKl AIN BROK 'MAM. AH SEE HIM DRIVE UP; IN A TWENTY FO CYLINDER HE 6 Or A 200-FOOTN HAN ME A 0-D0LLA CAP'N EASY SHO IS CLASS. SEBVK. Nerves Burt Shotton Announced As Reds Coach CINCINNATI, Jan. 22.
Burt Shotton, Philadelphias former dean of managers, will be coach of the Cincinnati Reds during the 1934 season, the Redland club announced today. For a time, the former St. Louis pitcher and outfielder had been mentioned prominently as likely manager of the Reds, though he was pilot of the Phillies. Then Bob O'Farrell, another St. Louis product, was named to run the team here, and Shotton was deposed at the helm of the Phillies by Jimmy Wilson, whom he had traded to the Cardinals years before.
Shottons choice was that of O'Farrell himself, it was disclosed by Larry Mac Phail, general manager of the Reds. My only part In the deal, he said, was to Inform OFarrell that 1 thought Shotton was available. I made It clear to Bob that the selection of a coaching staff was entirely up to him, and I cared to have no part In it. O'Farrell answered that he had the greatest respect for Shottons ability to develop players, that he beleved his Judgment would be of inestimable value. He asked me to do everything I could to get Shotton.
And here he Is. selves for another pennant march by acquiring Pitcher Raymond Lee Prim, another left-handed screw ball artist, from Salltpa, Ala. After their experience In the last world series, the Senators probably figure It's nice to have a screw-bailer on your side. THE NEWF ANGLES That's from LAUGHING SO MUCH WHILE I WAS SORT OFj PRIMING MR. ON THE GAGS.
WHAT A TUSSLE, TRYING TO GET SMILES OUT OF SOMEBODY WHO REMINDS YOU OF A TIRED MASTIFF. WILLIAM Cradles of Baseball The small towns still lead their city brothers In the matter of providing the world with first-class ball players. A study of the new American League rosters furnished annually by that bustling publicist, Henry Plerrepont Edwards, discloses that only 26 of the 110 yong men selected, purchased or recalled by American League clubs are from the larger cities. course, three are home town boys being tried out by the White Sox Pitchers Ira K. Hutchinson and John Joseph Huck, and Outfielder Melton Frank Bccek.
Another Chicagoan Is lnflelder Roy Schalk, being taken south by the Yankees. The other Is Pitcher Ed Llnke joining the champion Senators. Hinterlands Few cities furnished more than one recruit for the American League this year. Philadelphia offers four, New Orleans four. New York City two, San Francisco two, Baltimore one, Cincinnati one, Cleveland one.
Most the lads began the business of life In such, communities as Hoxie, Aurora, Salltpa, Mulberry, Penacook, N. andRou-zervllle, Pa. small town produced two candidates. The town Is Decatur, and the two are Outfielder Ray Pepper and Pitcher Truett Banks Sewell. Southern states seem to lead in the Wanda La Dreema (f YES, MA'M YACHT, EN VB1LL.
DAT 1 OH I'M O.K! I MERELY HAD ANOTHER TERRIBLE DAY BOUNCING GOOD GAGS AGAINST SAD LOOK IN MR. X'S EYES. Ml tl US. err 1-22 All -Stars To Play Ott Five Here Jan. 30 Lafayette Basketball Team Back From Trip With Victory Over Orleans Pros Home from a trip to New Orleans where they defeated the New Orleans Pros In an exeting cage battle Friday nlpht, the Lnfavette All-Stars began preparations today for contests to be staged here.
On Tuesday night. January 30, the All-Stars will play Mel Otts five from New Orleans, in a game at the Lafayette High School gymnasium. A game Is also being arranged for Wednesday night of this week, with some team not yet decided upon. Negotiations were expected to be completed today. Bob Grant and Don McShane starred In the New Orleans game which was a real battle all the way and one that kent several hundred fans on their feet.
The final count was 40 to 38. Grant scored 12 points and McShane 1C. Zeke Bonura was high scorer in th game with 17 points, followed by johnny Oulllber with 14. Summary: LAFAYETTE ALL-STARS (40) 7VES, MAM. HES DRESS UP FIT'N TO RILL, EN SAY HE HOPE YOU'LL YtUlllAlG MOTA OUT TO HIS BIG ESTATE EM 7 GO YACHTIN', 7- (Momn Pop) Ready AND DON'T SIT DOWN.
SUPPER HAS BEEN READY FOR AN HOUR. las OH I'M POSITIVE HAS AJslD ME. THE BUNGLE FAMILY GEORGE, OTAKE OFF YOUR COAT AND HAT. MY STARS, GEORGE, IT TOOK YOU A LONG TIME TO TRUDGE UPSTAIRS. YOU LOOKED TIRED COMING ALONG THE STREET SO SLOWLY, TOO.
Ml NOT HUNGRY. I'M THAT PALL- BEARER'S LOOK HE ISN'T CATCHING THAT REMINDS YOU REMEMBER WHICH ONE OF THE I NEIGHBORS BORROWED mMY medical Bridges. Midget Tank Star Claims New Record MIAMI BEACH. Jan. 22 Another swimming record was claimed today by Katherine Rawls, midget tank star from Fort Lauderdale, holder of four national titles.
She was clocked at 4 minutes. 34.1 i seconds In a 300 yard breast stroke race against time, on a course yesterday. The former record was 4 minutes nd 45 seconds, established by Agnes Geraghty of New York. (I mm I si jggggMI Yvx.
