San Angelo Greenville to host high school grid semifinals
San Angelo and Greenville will host the bi district semifinals for the interscholastic league football championship. Dallas Tech will travel to San Angelo to face the Bobcats after a 13–0 win over Highland Park, with a 6,000 seat grandstand expansion planned. Greenville will meet Port Arthur after Port Arthur defeated Corpus Christi 25–6 and Greenville beat Brackenridge 6–2.
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Fine prelim card planned for Thursday wrestling show
Promoter Dutch Mantell announced plans for a strong preliminary card at the National Guard Armory Thursday night. He expects Kopecky to face Moran in a second bout, while Moran demands an outside referee, which Mantell rejects, saying the wrestlers will compete under the local official. Moran is resistant but likely to concede for another shot at the East Texan.
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Local Wrestling Show Promises Night of Boxing and Fun
A Tuesday night sports show at Pleasant Valley School, sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association and Maverick Club, features Mantell and Sailor Moran in a wrestling demonstration, local boxing bouts, a strongman act, Cal Arley's orchestra, and a magician. The program begins at 7 30 p m with admission 10 and 15 cents.
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Blata Beverage Ad Urges Censorship in Public Notice
A fragmented OCR item frames a campaign to avoid using the word beer, urging the term Blata in public discourse. The notice shows a local push toward language control and cultural naming preferences.
Bears Win Dramatic Pro Grid Title Clash at Wrigley
Chicago Bears defeat New York Giants 23 to 21 at Wrigley Field before 25 000 fans to retain the national professional football championship. Bears rally in final four minutes after Giants score three touchdowns via Harry Newman passes. Jack Manders adds two touchdowns and three field goals.
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Mack Maintains Batting Star As A's Face Rebuilding
Connie Mack will keep Jim Foxx as his batting star for the Philadelphia Athletics next spring. Foxx won the 1933 AL batting title with .356, the lowest since Ty Cobb's .308 25 years earlier, and also led with 48 home runs and over 400 total bases. Lou Gehrig was third with .334. the Senators led team batting at .287, with Philadelphia two points behind.
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Sports World Pays Tribute to Pollok
Harry M. Pollok 61 a promoter and sports figure died by self inflicted gunshot wound. He promoted six day bicycle racing and Agua Caliente track ventures and had managed wrestlers including Ham Jenkins and fighters such as Young Corbett and Freddie Welsh. Pollok partnered with Jack Dempsey and Jack Kearns.
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Leo Diegel Holds Open Lead in California Golf Open
Leo Diegel, veteran golfer from Philmont Pennsylvania, led the California State Open Golf Tournament in Long Beach California as the first major event of the winter season. Diegel held top honors after rounds today.
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Amazing triad of athletes joins the spotlight in sports urge
Henry M'Leomore surveys a wave of stars from police Pat McDonald Matt McGrath and Pat Ryan to Babe Ruth managerial talk Rogers Hornsby and Dave Bancroft in line for jobs John Shibe world tour plans and other league notes plus Fordham St Marys dispute and Kid Lewis refereeing in England highlights from 1930s sports scene.
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Country Club star shoots four rounds to 283 in close finish
The winner blazed a four round total of 283 at six under par with 70 71 72 69. Olin Dutra of Santa Monica and Ky Laffoon of Denver tied for second at 286. Willie Hunter of Los Angeles was fourth with 287 and Ben Coltrin of San Francisco fifth at 268.
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Notre Dame Coach Anderson May Seek NCSU Job
Hank Anderson, not retained at Notre Dame, has shown interest in the vacant NC State College football coach post. Dr Ray R Sermon NC State athletic director said Anderson has not applied but is understood to be considering an application.
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SMU Poised for Strong Season in Southwest Conference
SMU scouts project a powerful lineup led by Whitey Baccus and Clyde Carter at guard with Jimmie Lovern anchoring the center. New guards Goodwin Bray and Arthur Johnson join four returning sophomores, plus transfers and a veteran, as coach Jimmy St Clair reshapes the Mustangs after a 5-7 league finish.
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Maple Leaf Ace Bailey Clings to Life in Boston
In Boston, Irvin Ace Bailey of the Toronto Maple Leafs remained alive but in critical condition after a second operation revealed a more serious brain injury on the opposite side of impact. Dr. Donald Munro reported left-side damage and an intraventricular hemorrhage, a rare fatal complication hours after injury.
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Ace) Bailey
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Hubbell Tops 1933 Sports Poll in AP Ranking
A national AP poll names Carl Hubbell the outstanding sports figure of 1933. He leads the field that includes Pepper Martin, Jack Lovelock, Johnny Goodman, and Fred Perry. Bill Terry and Glenn Cunningham also receive votes as top performers across sports.
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Sooner Cagers Meet SMU Tuesday Night
Oklahoma University opens its basketball season in Norman with a Tuesday night game against Southern Methodist University. The Sooners will face SMU again Wednesday, then SMU travels to Stillwater for a match with Oklahoma A&M after the Norman contest.
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Ruth Says He Will Finish Career in the Majors
Babe Ruth declared at a New York Athletic Club dinner that he will end his baseball career in the major leagues. He stated he has played in the big leagues for 20 years and does not intend to take a minor league player or manager position.
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Boxing Program One of Lightest of Year
New York reports a light boxing card before Christmas with two champions in action. Maxie Rosenbloom defends against Charley Massera in New York and faces Bob Godwin in Florida. Freddie Miller meets Sammy Levine in Chicago. Neither crown is at stake.
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Arrow gifts for men promise style and lasting fit
Is there a man in your life This Christmas list suggests Arrow shirts collars underwear handkerchiefs ties as masculine gifts Arrow labels signify superior workmanship Arrow shirts and shorts offer a Sanforizing process for permanent fit Our Arrow assortment is large.
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