The Daily Advertiser from Lafayette, Louisiana • 8

4 EIGHT THE DAILY ADVERTISED MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1933 Canzoneri Starts New Championship Drive THEY MAY CHANGE GRID HISTORY SATURDAY State Teachers Of Mississippi Score Close Victory Over S. L. I( Former Title Holder Will Battle Klick KIZER FOR I1UNK? Bulldogs Outplay Opponents But Drop 6 To 0 Contest Played At Hattiesburg 10-Round Scrap Is Scheduled For Next Saturday Night At New York Arena SIB 1 J- WiX'J -I t- v. v.v. av.

A 'iw tw.v.fl -s f1 ''M -ssssf NEW YORK, Oct. 23. P) Tony Can-fconerl, the chunky miniature edition of Babe Ruth who came about as near as any fighter ever has to winning back a title after he lost it, starts another attempt to scale the championship heights this week. Tony lost his lightweight crown to Barney Ross on a close decision at Chicago last summer and failed by a slim margin to regain it in New York three months later. Now he is slated to face Frankie Klick of San Francisco in a 10-rounder at Ridgewood Grove.

New York, Saturday night just to prove that he still is in there scrapping. Freddie Miller, the National Boxing Association featherweight champion, also gets into action this week to end a bit more interest to a long but rather dull program. Miller tackles Jackie Sharkey of Minneapolis in a ten round non-title affair at Milwaukee tonight. Although outplaying their opponents, the Southwestern Louisiana Institute Bulldogs lost a close game to the Mississippi State Teachers Saturday at Hattiesburg, the score being 6 to 0. The Bulldogs made nine first downs as compared with one for the Mississip-pians, and gained 125 yards from scrimmage, against 86 by the Teachers.

The Mississippi team scored in the first quarter when Boyd uncorked a 30-yard forward pass to Talbert who went five yards for a touchdown. The try for the extra point was blocked. Southwestern advanced the ball within the 10-yard line three times during the engagement but lost on downs. Once the hall was within six Inches of first down. Fumbles proved costly to Southwesterns chances.

Duhe and May played an outstanding game for S. L. while Boyd and Phillips featured for the Teachers. A 40-yard run by Jeansonne and a gain of 35 yards on a forward pass by Stevenson, both of the Bulldogs, went for naught as the Teachers rallied and staved off the Southwestern threats. The players were handicapped by a steady drizzle during the second half Persistent rumors that a substitution for the head coach of Notre Dame Is to be made mention Nobel Kizer, above, Purdue mentor, as the successor to Hunk Anderson.

Reports indicate Kizer is to succeed Anderson if his Boilermaker squad defeats the Irish. Nov. 11. Intersectional battles conference championship titles and plain red-hot gridiron battles are Ln store for football fans Saturday Oct. 28, D-f wh Probably will shine for their teams that day At left Is Andy Callan, Yales great back, wholl assault Armys p.

nyihe sPomore star at Notre Dame, who is expected to do a lot of halfbacking against Pitt? upper center is Ormand w.h0 11 buck UP against Kansas States line in a Big Six conflict; below Beach, at left, is Bill Smith, all-coast A of llfaiili am tt j. wvi.v lit II I A illllUl, IclUW CARNERA IS DECISIVE VICTOR OVER UZCUDUN IN 15-ROCND BOUT ROME, Oct. 23. Primo Cameras first heavyweight title defense, successful though it has added little to the mammoth Itaians prestige in ms native land today. A crowd of 70,000 strongly predisposed in Cameras favor, watched the huge champion punch out a decisive 15" round victory over Paulino Uzcudun yesterday, cheered him for a while an then booed him Just as heartily in the last two rounds for his failure to stop the 34-year-old Spanish veteran of more than ten years warfare against the worlds best heavyweight.

There was no question whatever as to the ultimate winner after the first couple of rounds. Camera smashed the basque woodchopper all over the ring with a zipping left and ponderous rights, yet never could floor a rival whose courage alone carried him through the full 15-round limit. th a TTnivAi aifv rvf hopes to win All-America recognition In the Stanford game; Bill Smith, captain and center n.i-ninciaa i in me oictniuiu game; uni muu, capiain ana cenier 3 at lower lett lie11 try to break up that Rice attack; and at right is one of the stars Jimmy Crow ley has found at Fordliam Stan Piawlock. fullback, wholl buck Alabamas forward wall. Opelousas Hi Winner Over Plaquemine has been received here regarding the strength of theh Menard eleven.

Coach LaCour xpects to have two hard games on hand this week. ker, field Judge. chance to score when a pass in the end zone failed. Benoit and Judice did especially good work in the backfield for the Lions, while Smith, Mayeaux and Daniel Landry were outstanding in the line. Saturday was Freshmen Day for Lafayette High, and the Frosh staged a parade preceding the game.

Next Friday afternoon Coach Louis i Whitmans Lions will go to Jennings for a contest with the strong high xliool team there. Jennings, which has rot lost a contest this season, defeated tSe Oakdale eleven, 31 to 0. Lafayette Hi Lions Defeat Iberia, 13-7 a very good impression here Saturday afternoon in a tilt with Lafayette High, holding the local eleven to a 13 to 7 score. According to reports, the Iberia players, under the direction of Coach Gunn, are particulary anxious to average a defeat which htey suffered at the hands of the Tigers last year. The two schools have been keen grid rivals ever since they started meeting each other on the gridiron.

They have met for the past four years, with Iberia winning the first three tilts by close margins. Last years game was also close. Cathedral winning, 7 to 0. The Tigers will play two teams within four days, as they meet Menard Memorial High of Alexandria, on the Cathedral grounds, next Saturday. This will be the first game between the two schools.

While not much information nessed the hard-fought battle ln which the locals emerged winners by the count of 13 to 7. The visitors fumbled on the opening kick-off, and the Lions recovered on New Iberias 30-yard line. Lafayette immediately launched an offensive drive, featuring off-tickle runs, which led to a touchdown which was made by Benoit. A pass for the extra point failed. The Lions added seven points in the third quarter when Benoit, leading the attack, went around end for a touchdown, and a line plunge netted another point.

New Iberia scored a touchdown through a pass from Derouen to Pharr. The visitors threatened in the final period when they carried the hall to the Lions 15 -yard line, hut lost their Loyola Downs Spring Hill; Score 45-0 OPELOUSAS, Oct. 23 The OpelousaB High School Tigers stepped Into Close A football when they defeated the Plaquemine team 26 to 0, ln a game at Plaquemine. This victory gave the Tigers a total of 144 points scored against their opponents during the present grid sea son, without the Opelousas goal line being crossed. The local team woni from Marksville 33 to 0, and from Cottonport 84 to 0.

In the game with Plaquemine, I V. Chachere, veteran Opelousas fullback, led the Tigers attack. He made one touchdown scored two extra points, completed seven passes, and was 01 constant threat throughout the contest. Other outstanding players were Cleve Darbonne, left end for the Tigers, Stewart Roy, center, and Ortega and Bartell. One Year Ago Today The New York Giants and Boston Braves played a soorless tie in their National Football League battle at the Polo Grounds.

Just A Frosh! The Lafayette High School Lions met and defeated the strong New Iberia High School eleven ln a grid contest staged here Saturday afternoon at the Southwestern Louisiana Institute stadium. A good-sized crowd of fans wit Wolves Outplay Mobile Eleven And Defeat Visitors By One-Sided Mark Five Years Ago Today The Canadian Boxing Federation withdrew from the National Boxing Association. When Martin Rossini turned) out for a tackle berth on the fresmen squade of St. Louis University this season, they had to split the largest pair of football pants ln camp and sew a piece ln the side for him, and shop around for a sle 12 1-2 pair of shoes. Ten Years Ago Today All tickets for the Yale-Army football game were allotted and sent out.

There was no public sale of tickets. BIG BAD ALLEY OOP OF GRID Expectations! THE NEWFANGLES (Momn Fop) By Cowaq NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23. (AT A heavier Loyola University team here Sunday afternoon outplayed Spring Hill College of Mobile and defeated the visitors by the smashing score of 45 to 0. Loyolas men all shared In the honors of victory but Spring Hill offered a real threat In Charles Traynor who was the only man on the team to make consistent gains against the Wolfpack.

In off tackle Jatmts Trer, quarterback, brought to the Badgers their only chances to score, but his support failed to push over. The most exciting moment of the game was the third Loyola touchdown made by Red Rizzo, who went around right end behind beautiful Interference and raced 70 yards down the left sideline for a touchdown. i Cathedral Hi Prepares To Meet Iberia I Tigers To Stage Night Game With Visitors Next Wednesday, In This City BY GEORGE L. CROUCIIET, JR. With only five games intervening be-: tween the Jr last game and their tilt with New Iberia High here next Wednesday night.

Coach Andrew LaCour's Cathedral High School Tigers are hard at work this week. The game with Iberia was set for an earlier date but was postponed on account of lncle-: ment weather conditions. The Tigers are determined on a different outcome Wednesday night from their contest with LaGrange last Friday, in which the two teams played to a scoreless tie, on a muddy field. The Iberia team, made They are calling -Aaron Rosenberg, University of Southern California guard, Alley Oop, after the character in the comic strip, because of his warlike tendencies. Aaron does his ripping up of enemy lines "Without the aid of a dinosaur, though some of me Trojans foes are hard to convince there Isnt a prehistoric mammal prowling right along with him.

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