Sandies face Masons in Texas schoolboy semifinal
Snow at Butler Field as the Sandies prepare for a 7:30 p.m. departure to Fort Worth for a semifinal clash with the Masonic Home eleven at TC U stadium. Coach Blair Cherry drills defense against Scott McCall while lineup shifts loom and two or three players nurse cold or minor injuries. The game kicks off Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in a must-win for the season.
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Masonic
Sandies
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Blair Cherry
Howard Lynch
Mason
Scott McCall
McCall
Cherry
Sweetwater
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Masons
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Talbot
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Enochs
Byrd
Howse
Mason Home Masons A Team Of 71s Head for State Quarters
Fort Worth students at Mason Home High School fuel a football run to the state quarter finals by 14 honor roll members and a 12 man starting unit. Coach H N Russell credits headwork study discipline and regular routine for the undefeated Class A team reaching the Interscholastic race with a 485 point Class B scoring record behind them.
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H. N. Russell
Masonic Home High School
Woodrow Wilson High
Dallas
Sherman High
Russell
Masons
Texas
Gilmore
Clarendon Junior College
Central
Cleburne
Wichita Falls
McCall
McClure
Ban Against Broadcasting Baseball Games Faces Defeat
The joint meeting of National and American League owners moved toward defeat for a ban on broadcasting baseball games. Unanimous approval was required, but a strong minority favored radio rights, keeping the plan from gaining support.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
John A. Heydler
National
William Herridge
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Cubs
Line Strength Builds as Hughes Returns for Game
The guard cannot play. Norris and Mulburne are reserves for the position. Strength will come to the line with the return of Hughes the regular tackle who has been out of the last games.
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Ing
Norris
Mulburne
Hughes
Betting on seven straight at Agua Caliente
The piece notes that no newsman has yet picked three winners and jokes about a system to beat seven straight by buying every possible combination. It cites Jo Grossman of the Mexican Turf Writers' Club and mentions Tia Juana as a key stop and Agua Caliente meaning hot water.
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United Press
Henry McLemore
Los Angeles
W.P
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Joseph M. Schenck
Jockey Club
Schenck
Jo Grossman
Mexican Turf Writers’ Club
Tia Juana
California
Grossman
Dr. Wilson
The Sheik Marallah Challenge at the Armory
The boxing bout features Welterweight Jack Reynolds against Sheik Marallah at 8 P M Thursday in the Armory. Not a championship, Reynolds defends himself to avoid punishment and the card includes Red Michaels vs Dave Reynolds Jack Curtis vs Jack Austin. Tickets available at City Drug Store.
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Marallah
Marquis
Reynolds
Sheikie
Rassling
Red Michaels
Dave Reynolds
Jack Curtis
Jack Austin
City Drug Store
Math Expert Calculates Horse Race Combinations
An expert mathematician computes 35 840 000 possible race combinations from twelve horses across seven races. A $2 500 ticket aims to win $5 000, claimed as a sure way to profit for the sake of sport.
Trades To Increase Pace At Baseball Meetings
Big trades anticipated as major league meetings close. In the American League a six player deal involving the St. Louis Browns and Washington Senators brought West Goslin Reynolds and Brown to St. Louis while Marberry Whitehill and Stewart swapped clubs. National League activity centered on minor league moves with Giants, Braves, Reds and others reshaping rosters and cash considerations.
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U.P
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Carl Reynolds
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Goose” Goslin
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Bucky Harris
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Portland
Ore
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Cash
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Herman Guselman
al Wright
San Francisco Missions
Williams Walters
Montreal
Cincinnati Reds
Charles
Blair
Los Angeles
Wrestling results from multiple cities heat up the AP report
Abe Coleman from Los Angeles threw Joe Cox of Kansas City in New York. Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Steve Sznosky in Detroit after Sznosky could not continue. Don George outpointed Earl McCready in Toronto. Jim Landos beat George Zaharias in Los Angeles two falls to one. Casey Berger and Wong Bock Cheung drew in New York. Abe Kaplan defeated Charley Santen in Portland while Casey Kasanjian drew with Oki Shikina. Jim Landos defeated Zaharias again in Los Angeles in a title effort.
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New York
Abe Coleman
Los Angeles
Joe Cox
Kansas City
Detroit
Jim Landos
George Zaharias
Colorado
United Press
Casey Berger
U. of Texas
Wong Bock Cheung
China
Portland
Ore
Abe Kaplan
Charley Santen
Kirksville
Casey Kasanjian
Stanford U
Oki Shikina
Japan
Babe Didrikson still hopes for amateur status restore
Mildred Babe Didrikson seeks reinstatement as an amateur with the A A U. Dallas businessman Homer R. Mitchell says a New York ad agency must prove Didrikson did not authorize a magazine endorsement and received no reward. Southern A A U official Lawrence Di Benedetto says final action hinges on a released contract. Dallas auto agent Gordon Perry supplied Mitchell with Perry’s telegram seeking to take responsibility for the ad.
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Mildred Babe Didrikson
California
National Amateur Athletic Union
Homer R. Mitchell
New York
Lawrence di Benedetto
Southern A. A. U. Registration Committee
New Orleans
Gordon Perry
Mitchell
Perry
T. C. U. to Open Basket Season Against Teachers
Texas Christian University faces North Tex as Teachers in Fort Worth to start its intercollegiate schedule. With Dietzel out on eligibility, TCUs lineup remains similar to last season led by Richard Allison and Hersel Kinzy at center.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
North Texas
Adolph
Bina Aims Indoor 1000 Meter Record At Chicago Stadium
Helen Bina of Chicago captain of America's 1932 Olympic ice skating team will attempt to crack the world's indoor record for 1 000 meters at Chicago Stadium next Tuesday night. She won the national championship last January at Oconomowoc Wisconsin.
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Helen Bina
America
Chicago Stadium
Miss Bina
Oconomowoe
Wis
Levinsky Loughran to Clash in 10 Round Philadelphia Bout
King Levinsky of Chicago has signed to face Tommy Loughran in a 10 round heavyweight wonder at Philadelphia on January 3. The marquee matchup headlines a program during Smile Week urging public support.
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