Tennis Pros May Turn Pro After Wimbledon Clash
A London source says Perry and Austin may leave amateur status by next summer to join professional circuits. The move could trigger a major exodus of European stars and reshape Wimbledon prospects, with a pro event potentially drawing top names and a strong British audience.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Bob Dawson
Fleet Street
London
U.S. S
Perry
Austin
Christian Boussus
Andre Merlin
France
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Germany
Enrique Maier
Spain
Wimbledon
Tilden
Vines
Lott
Robert
United Press
Prewar tensions rise as Yugoslavia Italy clash over Hungary risks
Amid looming European tension Hungary faces Yugoslavia ambassador expulsions over alleged complicity in King Alexander murder. Italy shows sympathy. France and Russia reportedly discuss a mutual aid alliance. Far East alarms grow as Russia concentrates air and naval power near Vladivostok while Japan fortifies Pacific islands and debates League of Nations roles.
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Alexander
Yugoslavia
Italy
Mussolini
France
Russia
Germany
Far
Vladivostok
Japan
Europe
Masons Have No Injuries Ahead of Semi Final Tilt
Fort Worth Masonic Home Amarillo Greenville and Corpus Christi ready for Saturday Interscholastic League semis. Greenville Lions plan stiff drill after resting injured players while Bert Marshall and others return. Ticket sales surge with nearby outlets reporting limited seats left and strong demand for the Amarillo Masonic Home semifinal at the stadium.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Amarillo-Masonic
Maxor Drug
Fisk
Cochrane Voted Best Pilot of 1934 in UP Poll
Detroit Tigers manager catcher Mickey Cochrane topped a United Press poll as the outstanding coach in 1934 with 104 of 302 votes. Bernie Bierman, Ducky Pond, Frankie Frisch and others followed in the year end survey of national sports editors.
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United Press
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Detroit Tigers
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Minnesota
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Yale
Princeton
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St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Zuppke
Ilinois
Tom Hamilton
Navy
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Alonzo Stagg
College of Pacific
Jimmy Kitts
Rice Institute
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Lou Little
Columbia
Pasadena Opens Seventh Pasadena $4 000 Open Golf Meet
Pasadena California hosts the seventh annual Pasadena 4000 Open Golf Tournament with 200 entrants including Walter Hagen and others. Half begin today, 60 advance to Saturday, and the final 36 holes crown the $1000 first prize plus other awards.
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Pasadena
Calif
California
Walter Hagen
Horton Smith
Wilfy Cox
Clarence Clark
Victor Ghezzi
Johnny Regolta
Ralph Guldahl
Henry Picard
Eddie Loos
Willie Hunter
MacDonald Smith
John Dawson
Rice Institute Beats Sam Houston in Double Bill
Rice Institute basketball team extended its season run to six straight wins by beating Sam Houston State Teachers College in a doubleheader 38 to 22 and 27 to 21. Center Floyd Kelly led the A game with 13 points. guard Harrison Lodge added 11.
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Huntsville
Tex
U.P
Rice Institute
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Floyd Kelly
Rice
Harrison Lodge
Teachers Defeat Baylor In Season Open
The Southwestern Teachers of Weatherford beat Baylor University 28 to 21 in Waco in the opening game of the season, leading the action from wire to wire.
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Baylor
Waco
Tex
U.P
Baylor University
Southwestern Teachers of
Weatherford
Universal Hunting License Advocated by Texas Official
A. B E. Wood, chair of the Game, Fish and Oyster Commission, urged a universal hunting and fishing license in a Senate tax committee session. He proposed a $2 annual license for anyone over 17, with exemptions for self land hunters, to fund state conservation and wildlife propagation, estimating $500000 yearly, up from current about $150000.
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Austin
A. B E. Wood
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Wood
Senate
Tulane Stock for Sugar Bowl Jumps
Tulane's Sugar Bowl stock rose as halfback Little Monk Simons re joined the squad after team physician Dr. Lucian Landry declared his broken collarbone healed. Simons had a standout run against LSU that led to the winning touchdown.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Little Monk" Simons
Green Wave
Lucian Landry
Simon
Simons
Greenies
Louisiana State
Alabama in Final Home Scrimmage Before Rose Bowl
Alabama's Crimson Tide prepared for the Rose Bowl against Stanford with a final home scrimmage before departure to the Pacific Coast. Coach Frank Thomas said the players are fit physically and mentally and ready for New Year’s Day game.
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University
Ala
Pacific Coast
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Stanford
Frank Thomas
Sellout Likely for Stanford Alabama Rose Bowl
In Pasadena today only 9,000 Rose Bowl seats remained for the New Year’s Day game between Stanford and Alabama. Stanford publicist Don Liebendorfer announced about 75,000 tickets had already been sold, with the full capacity near 84,000.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.P
Don Liebendorfer
Stanford Pub- Melty
Central High Clinches State Negro Football Title
Galveston Central High defeated Temple High 31 to 12 to claim the state negro high school football championship. Temple scored first on a kickoff return, but Central answered with three rushing touchdowns and dominated the second half.
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Galveston
Central High
Temple High
Temple
Stanford Begins Long Rose Bowl Practice
Stanford University football players shake off sickness injuries and exams to begin an extended practice grind for the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day against Alabama. Coach Tiny Thornhill notes Alabama is favored at even money to win by 18 points and reacts to the betting chatter.
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Stanford University
Calif
Alabama
C. E
Tiny” Thornhill
Thompson Leads British Colonial Open at Nassau
Jack Thompson holds a four under par lead after 36 holes at the British Colonial open in Nassau with a 132 total. He faces a field of professionals as the final 36 holes begin. In another item, District 6 football officials proposed next year’s schedule and urged the State Interscholastic League to keep the district intact.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Jack Thompson
Youngstown
Ohio
Sherman
U.P
District 6
East All Stars Headed for San Francisco After Workout
The East all stars, set to play the All West eleven in a charity football game in San Francisco on New Year’s Day, moved toward the Pacific Coast after a light workout and train journey from Evanston.
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Evanston
U.P
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Bnai Israel to Welcome Thaulow as Guest Soloist
Temple B Nai Israel hosts Christian Thaulow conductor of the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra as guest soloist for tomorrow night services. Hjalmar Bergh will accompany Thaulow on piano for violin selections. Temple choir members Miriam Rubin Dorothy Sverdhoff Louise Lieberman Harriet Zukav and Sylvia Krasner join the musical program. Rabbi Perry E. Nussbaum presides with a sermon titled If I Were a Christian This Christmas. Service begins at 8 o'clock.
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Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Temple B'Nai Israe
Perry E. Nussbaum
Thaulow
Hjalmar Bergh
Temple Choir
Miriam Rubin
Dorothy Sverdhoff
Louise Lieberman
Harriet Zukav
Sylvia Krasner
Rabbi Nussbaum
Cemetery Association To Hold Annual Meeting In Palestine
The Liano Cemetery Association will conduct its annual meeting at 3 o clock today in the cemetery office. The report covers the past year and plans for the coming year with the election of three directors. Dr R Thomsen president requests all lot owners and stockholders to attend. In Palestine Texas December 200P. Herman H Wood, 17, faces trial here tomorrow for murder in the ambush slaying of a man he says killed his father.
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Liano Cemetery Association
R. Thomsen
Palestine
Tex
Herman H. Wood
Bombs Rock Havana In Series Of Attacks
A blast at the entrance of Miguel Mariano Gomez’s political party headquarters in downtown Havana caused building damage but no injuries. Another explosion hit Vibora, wounding one person, while a device at Julio B. Forcade’s home, vice president of the Havana Stock Exchange, followed claims he had warned about sensational foreign news. Cuban markets remained unsettled.
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Havana
Cuba
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Vibora
Julio B. Forcade
Havana Stock Exchange
Forcade
Auto Strikes Cow Injuring Seven Near Wichita Falls
Seven people were injured when their car hit a cow near Holiday. Those harmed include Mr. and Mrs. Dillars, WH Davis, Mr and Mrs Alien Watts and daughter Lila Lee 4, and Mr and Mrs Thomas Gholson, all of Wichita Falls. Mrs. Davie and Mrs. Watts were not expected to recover.
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Wihita Falls
Texas
Myx. Dillars
WH. Davis
Alien A. Watts
Lila Lee
Thomas F. Gholson
Wichita Falls
Davie
Watts
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