Moran Whips Celt On Mat In Rough Armory Show
Danno McShain and Moran clash in a brutal bout at the Armory with a steel chair blow and a fall apiece. Referee Bob Castle on hand as the crowd spills onto the floor. Sailor Tex Watkins enters to challenge the winner amid a night of rough action and a lame prelim draw.
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Danno McShain
Moran
Armory
McShain
Bob Castle
Danno
Danny
Billy Hallas
Larry Tillman
Alber Szasz
Hajduboszormeny
Hungary
McAvoy Favored Over Risko in Madison Square Garden Bout
Boxing odds shifted as Jock McAvoy, holder of two British titles, goes from 5 to 2 underdog to about 8 to 5 favorite against Eddie Babe Risko in a non-title middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Risko, world middleweight champion, faces a stronger challenger after strong showings in recent weeks.
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McAvoy
New York
Jock McAvoy
al McCoy
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Madison Square Garden
College Football Scores and Opponents List
Washburn Topeka 38 Beats St Louis University 25 Rice Institute 26 Oklahoma 24 Arkansas 24 Oklahoma A and M 15 Williams 41 Princeton 28 Long Island University 47 Washington College 22 Cosden Oilers Big Spring 21 Texas Tech 51 North Texas Teachers 31 East Central Oklahoma Teachers 41 Texas 23 Sam Houston Teachers 29 Texas A and M 24 Jacksonville College 23
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Topeka
Eas
St. Louis University
Rice Institute
Oklahoma University
Arkansas
Oklahoma A. & M
Williams
Princeton
Long Island University
Washington College
Cosden Oilers
Big Spring
Texas Tech
North Texas Teachers
East Central Oklahoma
Texas University
Sam Houston
Texas A. and M
Jacksonville College
Track sale denied by Ep som Downs official
Houston December report denies reports that Ep som Downs racetrack has changed ownership. Lou Smith, general manager of the Texas Breeders and Racing Associations, says no sale has occurred. The rest of the text discusses a hydra and polyp biology with unrelated details.
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Houston
U.P
Texas Breeders and Racing Associations
Epsom Downs
Lou Smith
Amarillo and Wichita Falls Set for Early 2 PM Semi Final
Local officials say tomorrow's state high school semi final between Amarillo and Wichita Falls will start at 2 PM despite tickets reading 2:30. Coach Blair Cherry notes the early kickoff to allow fans to shop after the game. The Golden Sandies and Coyotes are in strong shape for the crucial clash as the winner faces Greenville or Corpus Christi for the title.
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Blair Cherry
Golden Sandies
Coyotes
Greenville
Corpus Christi
Sandies
Der
Texas
Corpus Christi Buccaneers
Greenville Lions
Charlie Haas
Port Arthur
Buccaneers
Haas
Lions
Bucs
Bert Marshall
Mexia
Corpus Christi Pos
Eden LE
Davis Cup leadership debated by Henry McLeMore
Sidney Wood argues for captains who teach fact over theory and favors Bill Tilden or Vinnie Richards, while questioning the need for a captain to coach abroad. The piece recalls Frank Shields and Captain Williams changing a backhand and the need for automatic play in Davis Cup matches.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Washington
Sidney B. Wood
Sidney
United States
Bill Tilden
Vinnie Richards
Big Bill
Vinnie
Allison
Wood
van Ryn
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Fred Perry
Bunny Austin
Pat Hughes
Roderick Menzeil
Baron von Cramm
Frank Shields
R. Norris Williams
Williams
Frank
Perry
Frogs 10 Stay With Overhead in Sugar Bowl Prep
Texas Christian University officials say the Horned Frogs will stick to their aerial attack for the Sugar Bowl game against Louisiana State in New Orleans. Sam Baugh will lead the air lanes, with Jimmy Lawrence in the backfield as he recovers from an injury. Coach Meyer notes a relaxed practice week ahead and Francis Schmidt, former TCU mentor, visited the squad.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Louisiana State
New Orleans
Frogs
Sam
Sam) Baugh
Jimmy Lawrence
Baugh
L. R. Meyer
Lawrence
Southern Methodist
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Wrestler Cosneck Scores Two Wins in One Hour
Dr. Barney Cosneck of St. Louis defeated Les Wolfe of Sherman Texas in 12 minutes using a rolling headlock then beat Ted Christy of Sunland California by foul in 10 minutes. Buzz Reynolds of Salt Lake City defeated Jack Domar of Fort Worth in 11 minutes with a drop kick.
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San Francisco
Barney Cosneck
St. Louis
Les Wolfe
Sherman
Tex
Ted Christy
Sunland
Calif
Buzz Reynolds
Salt Lake City
Jack Domar
Fort Worth
Welker Cochran Masters Billiards Double Titles
Welker Cochran, unique in billiards history for world titles in balk-line and three-cushion, demonstrates a heavy running reverse English shot. He won the world three-cushion title in Chicago after defeating Johnny Layton, and is the reigning 18.2 balk-line champion, with a first crown in 1928 and later triumphs over Hagenlacher Morningstar Matsuyama and Hoppe. Cochran, born in Manson Town and based in San Francisco, has also been noted as an athlete in football base ball and golf.
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Associated Press
Welker Cochran
Cochran
Chicago
Johnny Layton
Willie Hoppe
Eric Hagenlacher
Ora Morningstar
Mustangs Learn New Rose Bowl Plays From Stanford Challenge
Dallas December reports praise SMU's secret new plays for the Rose Bowl against Stanford on New Year's Day. Coach Matty Bell says the aerial game may factor, with Rob Finley Bob Wilson and J C Smith honing passing while Stanford relies on power plunges. Bell expects a tough fight and a close result, possibly by a point or two.
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Dallas
Ownby Stadium
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Stanford
Matty Bell
Rob Finley
Bob Wilson
J. C. Smith
Mustangs
Texas Christian
Pasadena
Sooners Rally To Beat Rice Institute In Norman Showdown
In Norman Oklahoma the Oklahoma Sooners overcame a halftime deficit with a savage final surge before 1 700 spectators. The 34 to 26 victory completed a two game sweep over Rice Institute, last year's Southwest Conference co champions.
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Sooners
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
basketball @am
Rice Institute
Cubs Stretch Drive Tops 1935 Sports Year
Chicago Cubs’ late stretch to National League pennant leads AP poll of 1935 surprises. Braddock Baer title win and Notre Dame Ohio State shockers follow, with Allison Perry and Parks also in top spots. Other notes include Giants collapse, LOUIS praise, and Rose Bowl betting trends.
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New York
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Northwestern
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Wilmer Allison
Pred Perry
United States
Bam Parks, Jr
Oakmont
Jesse Ownes
Eulace Peacock
Cubs
Boston Braves
Braddock
Baer
Chicago Cub
Fred Perry
U.S
Sam Parks, Jr
U. S
Joe Louis
Duke
North Carolina
New York Giants
Maverick Club Christmas Dinner Plans At Herring Hotel
The Maverick Club invites every former member to a Christmas Eve noon dinner at the Crystal Ballroom, Herring Hotel. Registration by Monday night is required to guarantee meals as Rotary Club members serve as waiters. The event features an orchestra, fundraising gifts, and a note of thanks to sponsors and advertisers.
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Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Rotary Club
Norris Ewing
Chansler Weymouth
Dr. Flamm
Ross Rogers
C. T. Crowe
Jimmie Farwell
A. N. Olver
Officers pose as officers rob Houston stand
Five men were robbed of 1350 dollars by two men who pretended to be officers at a Houston news stand. The duo entered a rear room, displayed badges, tied five victims and two porters with wire, and escaped with the money. Victims named are Gene Mullen proprietor H Bishop Jimmy Wright M F Hall and R Rogers.
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Houston
Gene Mullen
H. Bishop
Jimmy Wright
M. F. Hall
R. Rogers
Army Officers Barred From Coaching Civilians
Washington December 26 The War Department bans active officers from coaching at civilian universities effective January 1 to ease officer shortages. Exceptions exist for West Point, with current contracts for Captain Lawrence M Jones at Oklahoma University and Major Ralph Sasse at Mississippi State not affected.
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Washington
Gridiron Warriors
West Point
War Department
Lawrence M
Biff) Jones
Oklahoma University
Ralph Sasse
Mississippi State
Louis Louis Louis faces Cuban suspension in boxing dustup
The Cuban boxing commission suspended Joe Louis and promoter Mike Jacobs amid a postponed Havana bout with Isadoro Gastanaga. New York officials questioned any reciprocal agreement while Louis faced potential fallout in his planned Chicago Stadium return against Charlie Retzlaff.
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Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Pauline Uzendun
Tommy Loughran
Philly
Jacobs
Havana
Tommy
Williams
Princeton
Vermont
Dartmouth
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
Sheldon Beise
Minnesota
Lloyd Cardwell
Nebraska
Jay Berwanger
Clark
New York
Cuba
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Julian Black
Louis
Louis Castanaga
Rafael Cepeda
Cuban Boxing Commission
New York State
John J. Phelan
New York State Athletic Commission
Phelan
Bill Brown
New York Commission
Charlie Retzlaff
Duluth
Eal
Chicago Stadium
Louis-Schmeling
Gastanaga
Power firm seeks approval to acquire New Mexico Utilities assets
The Texas Utilities Company of Plainview applied to the securities commission for permission to acquire the utility assets of New Mexico Utilities Company. The 2,700 NMU customers in Clovis Por tales and Texico would gain service, with about 1,900 water customers in Clovis. Texas Utilities reports 20,000 power customers in 69 Texas towns and cities and says it sells ice in 23 communities. The hydra fact is unrelated filler.
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Texas Utilities Company of
Plainview
New Mexico Utilities Company
Securities Commission
New Mexico
Clovis
Portales
Texico
Plainview Company
Texas
Get In on Want Ad Xmas Party
The Globe News Want Ad department offers a free guest ticket with every three ads and two free guest tickets with every seven ads. The promotion runs today through Tuesday across most classifications. Ad buyers receive tickets to see Frisco Kid starring James Cagney at the Fair Theater starting Christmas Day for four days. Dial 6262 to place ads.
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Globe News Want
James Cagney
Fair Theater
Congress weighs fate of NRA and Blue Eagle era
Capitol Hill buzz centers on whether Congress will let the NRA vanish on April 1 or move its remnants to another agency. Lawmakers cite absent pre session hearings and possible Supreme Court limits on power, with President Roosevelt urging action to preserve wartime gains. The piece notes 23 billionaire firms across sectors and references pending NBA reports.
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Congress
NRA
Capitol Hill
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Blue Eagle
Supreme Court
Harrison
Finance Committee
Doughton
Ways and Means
Mississippi
Coughton
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