Moscrip Injury May Prevent Rose Bowl Appearance
Stanford end James Monk Moscrip faced a threatened absence from the Rose Bowl after knee injury aggravation. He returned to the university hospital after workouts and may be unable to practice before week’s end. Coach Tiny Thornhill warned he could be kept out of the game.
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Calif
U.P
James Monk
Moscrip
Stanford University
Cardinal
Moecrip
University Hospital
Tiny Thornhill
SMU Mustangs Resume for Rose Bowl Readiness
SMU returned from a week off to begin Rose Bowl preparations against Stanford as 12 game unbeaten and untied season continues. Fullback Shuford rejoined practice after ankle injury while Bobby Wilson skipped practice to receive conference MVP trophy in Houston at a Rice Institute banquet.
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U.P
Southern Methodist University
Stanford
Wilson
Houston
Harry Shuford
Mustangs
California
University of California At
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Shuford
Stadium
Bobby Wilson
Matty Bell
Jimmy Stewart
Vic Hart
Rice Institute Owls
Sailor Moran to Face Danno McShain in Southwest Bout
The Armory hosts a main event between Sailor Moran and Danno McShain, two top middleweights, as a 20 minute limit preliminary and a 30 minute cap for the semi final unfold. Moran a former navy grappling champion, and McShain a dual personality fighter, both known for in ring intensity. Tickets are available at City Drug Store on Polk Street.
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Danno McShain
Trish Wolf
Sailor Moran
Moran
Navy
McShain
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Trish
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Horton Smith Leads Miami Biltmore Open Field
Horton Smith shot 70 to lead the Miami Biltmore Open after 36 holes while Henry Russell headed the amateurs with 148. John Milutie Bruce Coltart Al Nelson and Al Watrous chased at 140 141 as Johnny Revolta stood with 146. The event offers 10000 total prize with 2500 to the winner.
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Fla
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Henry Russell
Speht
Henry L. Doherty
Smith
John Milutie
Youngstown
Ohio
Bruce Coltart
Woodcrest
al Nelson
Hopewell
N. J
al Watrous
Detroit
Johnny Revolta
P. G. A. Champion
Louis earns respect in era of boxing bravado and rumor
United Press reports promoter Mike Jacobs eyeing a Schmeling rematch with Joe Louis amid talk of cross Atlantic moves. The piece contrasts Schmeling’s brave but failing defense against Louis and notes the announcer’s eroding plea for sportsmanship as Louis wins broad respect from boxing fans.
UCLA Predicts Stanford Over SMU in Rose Bowl Preview
In a locker room session 13 of 23 UCLA players forecast Stanford to beat SMU in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. They cite Stanford’s strong line and speed, praising Stanford’s Bob Reynolds and centers including Wes Muller, while noting UCLA’s earlier 7–6 win over Stanford and SMU’s versatile attack.
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U.P
Stanford
Southern Methodist University
Cardinals
Pasadena
Bruin
Bobby Grayson
Bobby Wilson
S. MU
Sherman Chavoor
Bruins
Charles Cheshire
U.C.L. A
Palo Alto
S.M. U
Wes Muller
Bob Reynolds
John Hastings
Reynolds
Spain
M.U
Larry Lutz
California
Funeral Is Today For Mark Lee Kyle
Funeral services for Mark Lee Kyle, 39, who died Saturday of pneumonia, were set for 2 p m at the Fundamentalist Baptist Church with Rev T D Sumrall officiating. Pallbearers were H E Hudspeth Albert Austin C E Sage J W Barr Harry Myers and G Zimmerman. Interment in Liano Cemetery under N S Griggs & Sons. Mr Kyle resided at 416 West Fourth Avenue and was a Fred Harvey employee. He had lived here two years and is survived by his wife.
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T D Sumrall
Fundamentalist Baptist Church
H. E Hudspeth
Albert Austin
C. E Sage
J W. Barr
Harry Myers
G. Zimmerman
Liano Cemetery
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Kyle
Three Semi Final Teams Meet In Playoff Saturday
The Texas schoolboy football playoffs bring together three teams that played in last year’s semifinals. Amarillo’s Sandies, last year’s champions, face Wichita Falls, while Dallas Angling hosts the other semifinal as Corpus Christi and Greenville pursue an upset bid.
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Associated Press
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Greenville
Golden Sandies
Amarillo
Henry Frnka
Lions
Coast Eleven
Dallas
Sandies
San Angelo
Dallas Tech
Wichita Falls
Masonic
Fort Worth
Fair Park Stadium
Port Arthur
Charlie Haas
Harry Hamnon
Haas
Heoves
Bill Lawrence
Neal
Kelly
Stephens
Wichitalls
Karl Rice
White
Joe Louis Leads Poll To Find Top Athletes
Joe Louis tops the fifth annual Associated Press poll as the outstanding athlete of 1935. The Detroit heavyweight boxer gains a strong victory margin, driven by his gate appeal and knockout record, with Jesse Owens and Jay Berwanger also placing in the top ranks. Louis leads Little, the amateur golf champion, and others in a survey across eight sports.
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Elmer Flick Vosmik
Foxx
Boston Red Sox
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Detroit Tigers
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New York
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St. Louis
Hank Greenberg
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Greenberg
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Lyn Lary
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Carl Hubbell
Dizzy Dean
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Ohio State
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Mickey Cochrane
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Britain
Wilmer Allison
Fred Perry
Johnny Layton
Layton
Sedalia
Welker Cochran
Bob Cannefax
Augie Kieckhofer
Alfredo de Oro
Otto Reiselt
Missourian
Lions Dominate Giants In Snowbound NFL Clash
Detroit routs New York 26 to 7 at University of Detroit Stadium as Ace Gutowsky and Dutch Clark score early. Giants rally briefly with a Ken Strong catch but Lions seal win with Ernie Cadel and Buddy Parker contributions. Funeral notices and printing tips appear in text.
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University of Detroit
Ace Gutowsky
Giants
Presnell
Dutch Clark
New York
Danowski
Ken Strong
Ernie Cadel
Clark
Buddy Parker
Harry Newman
Rural Schools Set Dismissal for Christmas Holidays
Potter County rural schools will dismiss Friday for the Christmas season with River Road to reconvene January 2 and other districts resuming classes December 30. Amarillo city schools also plan Friday dismissal and January 2 reopening.
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Carl Clifft
All
River Road
Clifft
Amarillo City
Penick Seeks Texas Host for National Intercollegiate Tennis
Dr. D A Penick of the University of Texas aims to win hosting rights for the National Intercollegiate tennis championships. He negotiates with San Antonio Houston and Dallas clubs to sponsor the meet the first time in the Southwest. Texans Wilmer Allison and Wilbur Hess bolster the bid, but public interest remains the main obstacle.
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D. A. Penick
University of Texas
Texas
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
Southwest
Penick
Wilmer Allison
Wilbur Hess
Rice Institute
Robertson and Company Accountants Ad
The firm of H. Robertson & Company Accountants and Auditors Tax Counselors lists Oliver Fakle and Rida as contacts with phone reach of 21 2038 for tax counseling and accounting services.
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Accountants and Auditors
TAX Counselors
Sports and Roundup by Eddie Briett
New York dispatch reviews last week’s sports notes and player comments. The piece mentions Joe Louis, Casey Stengel, Ned LeGrande, Blondy Ryan, Goofy Gomez, Bun Cook, Ranger wins, Nyles Lane, Bump Hadley, Tommy Hitchcock, Jock McAvoy, Buzz Wetzel and other figures with brief remarks on football, hockey, polo, horse racing and baseball scenes.
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Joe Louis
Paulino
Brooklyn
Casey Stengel
Hell
Mungo
Dodgers
Ned LeGrande
William and Mary
Blondy Ryan
Goofy Gomez
Bun Cook
Anderson
Rangers
Nyles Lane
Dartmouth
Bruins
Bump Hadley
Washington
Tommy Hitchcock
Jock
County officials gather for district convention in Lubbock
R. Duke county agent and Miss Mary F. Sitton home demonstration agent visit Lubbock today for the annual district convention of county farm officials.
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R. Duke
Mary F. Sitton
Lubbock
Alberta plans liquor price hike to boost revenue
Alberta's Social Credit government, claiming liquor as a luxury, plans higher prices for hard liquor and beer to raise about 300000 dollars. The report also notes Lucia Zarate, a New York dwarf of 20 inches, and Tom Thumb at 31 inches.
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U.P
Alberta
Social Credit
Lucia Zarate
New York
Tom Thumb
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