Pampa Harvester Squad Ready for Lubbock Quarterfinals
Pampa Harvesters complete final scrimmage before traveling to Lubbock for a Saturday quarterfinal against San Angelo. Key players Patton Dunaway Pinnell Marbaugh sidelined. Patton’s knee injuries improving. Dunaway may miss action. San Angelo boasts a heavy line and a fast Reid, with Castello at center. Officials for the game listed. other quarterfinal matches set for Friday and Saturday.
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Harvesters
Lubbock
Jess Patton
Miles Marbaugh
Bill Dunaway
Roscoe Pinnell
Odus Mitchell
Tech Field
Dunaway
Patton
Marbaugh
Pinnell
Argus Fox
San Angelo
Curly Hays
Herbie Reid
Bobcat
Cogdell
Abilene Eagles
Reid
Fox
Brookshire
Abilene
Castello
Rickenstein
Fort Worth
Payne
Cranfill
Chapman
Lubaitck
Boxing Roundup Notables Compete Across Cities
In multiple bouts, Ruben Edmans 146 Muskegon outpointed Dick Sisk 142 Chicago, Andy Esposito 128 Toledo outpointed Young Gene 127 La Salle, Ray Smag jick 163 Winona outpointed Walter Cobb 165 San Francisco, Willard Brown 142 Dallas outpointed Jimmie Reed 143 Eric Pa, Baby Colima 125 El Paso outpointed Jimmie Lacorne 121 New Orleans, Elmer Brown 125 St Paul outpointed Speedy Espita 123 12, Rosy Kid Baker 159 Indianapolis drew Smokey Maggard 167 12 Cincinnati, Henry Armstrong 125 Los Angeles stopped Me Gene Espinosa 121 Philippines. Tomato juice warning noted about stomach distress.
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Muskegon
Mich
Ruben Edmans
Dick Sisk
Chicago
Andy Esposito
Toledo
Young Gene
la Salle
Ill
Rochester
Minn
Ray Smag
Jick
Winona
Walter Cobb
San Francisco
Dallas
Willard Brown
Jimmie Reed
Eric
Baby
Cincinnati
Drew
Sacramento
Calif
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Gene Espinosa
Philippines
Major League Baseball Owners End Meeting With Uniform Ball Plan
Major league owners wrapped three days of trade talks with a decision to adopt a uniform ball for both big circuits and allied minor leagues. Radio broadcasts were not officially settled, Sunday doubleheaders were constrained, and synthetic holiday programs were limited until after June 15. John B. Shibe received approval to recruit an all star tour after 1934. Boston Red Sox acquired Bob Grove, Rube Walberg, Max Bishop, Carl Reynolds and more, signaling a strong push for 1935. The National League showed little progress with Cubs, Cardinals, and Braves negotiations, while Bob O’Farrell emerged as favored Cardinals manager candidate.
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Sec
John B. Shibe
Philadelphia Athletics
National League
Hich
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Bob Grove
Rube Walberg
Max Bishop
Carl Reynolds
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Cubs
Pat Malone
Boston
Kiki Uyler
Cincinnati
Bob O'Farrell
Heatcher
Cardinals
Andrew Ponzi Poised to Win World Pocket Billiards Title
In Chicago on December 15, Andrew Ponzi stretched his win streak to six by beating Ralph Greenleaf 125 to 30 in 10 innings and 50 minutes. Greenleaf, holder in 12 of the last 14 years, suffered his fourth loss in six games.
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U.P
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Ponzi
Ralph Greenleaf
San Angelo Bobcats
Pampa Harvesters
Harvesters
Bobcats
Lubbock
B. Bowen
Hotman
Moncrief
Quick
Rich
Ray
Butler
Pratt
Brown
Taylor
Olive
Davenport
Wagnon
Turn
Ho Smith
Sullivan
Raiborn
M. Smith
Eskew
North
Reid
Lott
Texas High Schools Clash in Quarterfinals Preview
Brackenridge Eagles of San Antonio meet Greenville Lions in Greenville as the Texas Interscholastic League football championship kicks off with three quarterfinals slated for Saturday. Attendance forecasts top 18 000 for the Brackenridge Greenville game.
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Associated Press
Brackenridge Eagles
San Antonio
Greenville High School Lions
Greenville
Brackenridge
Dallas
Eagles
Corsicana
Chamion
West Texans
Tech
Texas Tech
Lub- Pegene
Pampa
San Aneglo Bobcats
Twoeams
Lubbock
Garden Beats Dempsey Plan Faces Setback in Carnera Talks
New York December 15 Tommy Loughran's return to the Garden derails Jack Dempsey's plan for a Loughran Schmeling title path. Carnera remains under contract for a Garden title defense while Loughran negotiates for a bigger share. If Carnera defeats Loughran, Dempsey and Garden may align for a Baer rematch later.
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Jack Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Tommy Loughran
Primo Carnera
Miami
Dempsey
Max Bauer
Max Schmeling
Loughran
Garden
Loughran-Carnera
Carnera
Italy
Philadelphian
Victorio Campolo
Ray Impellitiere
Baer
Schmeling
the Garden
Wrestling Results From Coast to Coast by United Press
In New York Fred Grubmeier drew Dick Raines and Jack Humberto drew Paul Jones. In Toronto Jim Browning drew Rudy Dusek. Kansas City saw The Red Devil defeat Nanjoo Singh while Jimmie Hefner threw Earl Lacy and Jack Ryan threw Jimmie Destos. Detroit featured George Zaharias defeating Pat O Shocker and Lynn Massachusetts had Casey Kazanjian beating Harry Lun din.
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New York
Fred Grubmeier
Towa
Drew Dick Raines
Texas
Jack Humberto
Mexico
Drew Paul Jones
Toronto
Jim Browning
Missouri
Drew Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Kansas City
the Red Devil
San Francisco
Nanjoo Singh
India
Jimmie Hefner
Sherman
Earl Lacy
Ness City
Kan
Jack Ryan
Alaska
Jimmie Destos
Dallas
Detroit
George Zaharias Pueblo
Colo
Pat O'Shocker
Salt Lake City
Lynn
Mass
Casey Kazanjian
California
Harry Lundin
Arkansas U Wins First Basket Tilt
The University of Arkansas basketball team defeated Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College of Tahlequah 30 to 19 in the season opener played in Fayetteville. Coach Glen Rose led the Razorbacks in the win as the new season began.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Glen Rose
University of Arkansas
Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College of
Thornhill
Stanford
Ernie Nevers
Columbia
Promise Fulfilled Thornhill Replaces Warner at Stanford
The final piece on Claude E. Tiny Thornhill's Stanford career notes Pop Warner selecting Thornhill in 1922 and Thornhill restructuring the team after Warner's resignation. It details Thornhill's shift from Warner's system to a leaner offense while retaining key formations and emphasizing players' development.
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Claude E
Tiny” Thornhill
Stanford
Pop
Temple University
Claude E “Tiny
Pittsburgh
Panther
Pitt
Fox
Tiny
Pop” Warner
Bill Corbus
Bobby Grayson
Ernie Nevers
Thorpe
Jim Lawson
Trojans
Vewue
San Jose
Presbyterians Edge Santa Fe In Narrow 24 23 Victory
Lovelady scored the winning long shot as the Presbyterians defeated Santa Fe 24 to 23. The Railroader led 16 to 12 at halftime, but the Presbyterians surged back to take the lead in a tight Amarillo contest between local rivals. The win marks an anticipated first meeting in a series of keen clashes to decide the champion.
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Santa Fe
Railroaders
Amarillo
Stephen F. Austin Tops Rice In Non-Conference Clash
In Nacogdoches on December 15 Stephen F. Austin College defeated Rice Institute 36 to 24. Austin College center Williams led all scorers with 16 points in the second half to seal the win.
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Nacogdoches
U.P
Stephen F. Austin College
Rice Institute
Williams
Austin College
Thornhill’s Reserve Line And Team Trust
The text recalls Thornhill’s strict yet fair line he would not cross, aided by players who upheld it. It mentions his famous superstitions, including a winning suit and keeping his weight concealed, highlighting his human, personal side.
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Thornhill
Amarillo Grid Teams Travel to Semi Final Action
Amarillo College Badgers move to Beaumont to face Lamar College Cardinals in junior college conference semi finals. Golden Sandies travel to Childress to challenge Red Ratican and the Childress backfield ace in afternoon action.
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Amarillo
Badgers
Amarillo College
Beaumont
Lamar College Cardinals
Golden Sandies
Childress
Red Ratican
Duff Stanley to headline Armory card tonight
Duff Stanley steps in for Charles Lyle in a six round special against Eddie Zillatis at the National Card Armory. Red Graves meets Odie Ludlow in the 188 pound vs 160 pound main event of eight rounds. Dick Whittington faces Kid Stampfer in a preliminary. The promoter Otla Williams says the card is more thrilling with Stanley’s comeback. The program starts at 8. Mississippi becomes the first state to ratify the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Eront Red Graves
Odie Ludlow
Charles Ady
Thurman Murdock
Duff Stanley
Eddie Zillatis
Dick Whittington
Kid Stampfer
Stanley
Charles Lyle
Eddie Zilaitis
Bis
Zzalis
Otla Willam
Red Graves
Herrera Cox Bout Seen as Natural Title Fight in Texas
A large Fort Worth crowd is expected to watch Tracy Cox of Indianapolis clash with Tony Herrera of El Paso for the state junior welterweight title in a 10 round bout. Fans foresee a hard battle, given the acrimony since Herrera beat Cox in Pittsburgh last spring after Cox scored three knockdowns.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Tony Herrera
el Paso
Herrera
Cox
Pittsburgh
Longhorns defeat Southwest Teachers in pre conference clash
Texas basketball prospects opened with a 40 to 22 win over Southwest Teachers' College in San Marcos as a preview of the season. Longhorns look strong after the practice contest.
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Austin
University of Texas
San Marcos
Longhorns
Southwest Teachers’ College
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