Babe Didrikson Fled Gulf Coast Hideout After AAU Suspension
Mil dred Babe Didrikson, out of amateur status after suspension by the Southern AAU, fled to the Gulf coast seeking refuge. She arrived unannounced in Houston, then departed for an unknown destination believed to be Galveston or Beaumont. Dallas employers Casualty Company says she was discharged for absence without leave.
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Houston
Tex
U.P
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Beaumont
Ole Didrikson
Miss Didrikson
Dallas
Esther Elam
Employers Casualty Company
Babe Didrikson
E. Gordon Perry
Texas
New York
Mr. Perry
Press Association
Babe Didrikson suspends amid A A U dispute
Miss Babe Didrikson defends her amateur status amid a public dispute with the Southern A A U over a automobile advertisement. She questions the A A U's handling and announces no plans to sue, while officials seek to aid her if needed.
Wrestling Results From Across the Nation
United Press reports bold showings in New York San Francisco Chicago Dayton and Dallas. Sonnenberg and Sherry scored decisive falls while Abe Kaplan defeated Rudy Lidizzi. Pesek beat Clinstock and McCloud. Reynolds won a welterweight bout. Nenoff and Wolff claimed decisions.
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United Press
New York
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Wong Bock Cheung
China
Jack Sherry
Ohio
Martin Zikoff
Russia
Sam Stein
Newark
Casey Berger
California
San Francisco
Abe Kaplan
Chmpion
Rudy Lidizzi
Chicago
Ray Steele
Jim McMillen
Joe Stecher
Dodge
Neb
Joe de Vito
St. Louis
Dayton
John Pesek
Nebraska
Jim Clinstock
Oklahoma
George McCloud
Kirkesville
Jack Shearin
Dallas
Jack Reynolds
Steve Nenoff
Bulgaria
Frank Wolff
Cincinnati
Paul Orth
Columbus
Dick Raines
Tony Cattalena
Italy
Ernie Glover
Harry Johnson
Tucson
Masonic Home to Battle Corsicana Tigers for State Title
Corsicana meets the Masonic Home eleven from Fort Worth in a state championship game next Monday on Corsicana’s home field. The Tigers rely on flashy backs and tricks, balanced by luck in the opening toss, while the Masons emphasize speed, power, and Warner formations. Writers anticipate a high scoring, dramatic finale reminiscent of the 1930 Amarillo-Corsicana clash.
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Corsicana
Texas
U.P
Masonic
Fort Worth
Tigers
Masons
Warner
Bengal
Fight Results From United Press Card Highlights Heavyweight and Bantamweight Wins
Fight results from New York Galveston Los Angeles Seattle Portland and Chicago show Joe Rossi defeating Thys Menger Primo Cam era knocking out Jimmy Merriott Speedy Dado defeated Eugene Hunt Varias Milling stopped Babe Colima Alvin Lewis Ted Morgan Leonard Bennett KO Ceferino Franco Carlos Solomon KO Wally Gerrard Benny Penz Doc Snell KO Tommy Santos Prince Saunders outpoints Young Terry Danny Neenan drew with Leo Raneri in a series of bouts across multiple cities.
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New York
Joe Rossi
Thys Menger
Patterson
N. J
Galveston
Texas
Primo Camera
Italy
Jimmy Merriott
Tulsa
Okla
Los Angeles
Speedy Dado
Eugene Hunt
France
Varias Milling
Babe Colima
Mexico
Technical Kayo
Seattle
Alvin Lewis
Ted Morgan
Leonard Bennett
Detroit
Ceferino Franco
Carlos Solomon
Wally Gerrard
Vancouver
Portland
Ore
Andy Bundy
Benny Penz
Doc Snell
Tommy Santos
Manila
Dempsey Negotiates Schmeling Baer Bout for June
Jack Dempsey pursues fight promotion with a 15 round bout between Max Schmeling and Max Baer set for June. Both boxers are prominent heavyweights with Schmeling a former champion and Baer from California.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
California
Texas Christians Defeat Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil 46 to 29
Texas Christian University topped the municipal Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil squad 46 to 29 in Fort Worth. TCUs Dietzel McCulloch and ex-TCU luminaries Baird and Clark were noted among Oilers stars.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Christian University
Municipal
Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil
Oilers
Adolph Dietzel
Ray McCulloch
Charlie Baird
Aggie Quint
Bennie Clark
Baylor
Buffaloes Face Terrible Swedes In Canyon Opener
West Texas Buffaloes, five time TI AA cage champions, prepare to host the Terrible Swedes a pro team of former college stars in a two night season opener in Canyon. Admission is 50 cents and games start at 8 p m. A large crowd is anticipated for this historic clash between two great teams.
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Canyon
West Texas Buffaloes
Buffaloes
Buffalo Gym
West Texas
Texas U 1933 Grid Schedule Announced by Olle
Ed Olle the Texas athletic business manager released a complete 11 game 1933 football schedule for the University of Texas. The card includes Nebraska for the major intersectional game and features games at Austin Dallas and Shreveport as well as Lincoln and College Station.
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Austin
University of Texas
Ed Olle
Nebraska University
Southwestern
Georgetown
College of Mines
el Paso
Nebraska
Lincoln
Oklahoma
Dallas
Centenary
Shreveport
Rice
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Texas A. & M
College Station
Harvard Football Fans Are Hot Dog Eaters
Crowds at Harvard Stadium were small yet lunch stands grossed over 2500 dollars for 50 student workers. The bonus money was paid in addition to regular wages as proceeds from the season.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Stadium
Matty Bell to Be Retained as A M Head Coach
Madison Bell will remain Texas A and M football coach and head of physical education. The athletic council, after review, said no release of Bell despite low finish in the Southwest Conference. Dean E J Kyle announced Bell will stay under a four year contract with an indefinite option.
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College Station
Texas
U.P
Madison
Matty) Bell
Texas A. & M. College
Bell
Department of Physical Education
E. J. Kyle
Texas Christian University
Mighty Pitts Rolls Serenely Westward
Mighty Pitt continued westward to represent the East against the University of Southern California in the Rose Bowl East-West game at Pasadena. A one hour stop in El Paso preceded a special train carrying Coach Jack Sutherland and 36 players to Tucson for ten days of practice in a climate similar to Southern California.
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EL Paso
Tex
Pitt
University of Southern Californiania
Pasadena
Jack Sutherland
Tucson
Ariz
California
Pittsburgh
First sanctioned women’s boxing match in Missouri arena ends in draw
Evelyn Norris and Bobby Brewer, St. Louis teens, fought to a draw in a charity boxing show. The bout was the first feminine pugilistic contest sanctioned by the Missouri Athletic Commission for a major arena and left both without scars after three rounds.
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Louis
Evelyn Norris
Bobby” Brewer
St. Louis
Missouri Athletic Commission
Carnera Knocks Out Merriott In First Round Fight
Primo Carnera of Galveston from Italy stopped Jimmie Merriott of Tulsa in the first round of a ten round heavyweight bout. Carnera weighed 262 and Merriott 213 pounds.
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Galveston
Tex
Primo Carnera
Jimmie Merriott
Tulsa
Okla
Carnera
Merriott
Pin swallowing toddler sparks X ray wait in Greensboro
In Greensboro North Carolina three year old Billy Corbett again makes headlines after swallowing a safety pin. Doctors say the pin is closed and may not injure him following X ray images.
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Greensboro
N. C
Billy Corbett
Lefty Grove Still Leads In Pitching Honors
Lefty Grove of the Philadelphia Athletics was named league champion for the fourth straight year. His 1932 season earned run average stood at 2.84 in 44 games and 292 innings, with 269 hits allowed and 79 walks. Other leaders included Ruffing 3.10, Lyons 3.28, Crowder 3.33, Bridges 3.96, and Allen with 17–4 in 33 games. Grove totaled 25 wins and 10 losses.
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Chicago
Robert Moses Grove
Grove
Southpaw
Philadelphia Athletics
Charlie Ruffing
New York Yankees
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Alvin Crowder
Washington
Tom Bridges
Detroit
Johnny Allen
Yankees
Rudolph in Way of Greenleaf's Plans
New York reports the national pocket billiard championship narrowed to two this week as Ralph Greenleaf and Irwin Rudolph dominated. Greenleaf, winning his seventh in a row with a 125 to 69 victory over Himmy Caras, and Rudolph with six wins in seven starts, set up a two man title clash.
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New York
Ralph Greenleaf
Hrwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Greenleaf
Himmy Caras
Rudolph
Pasquale Natalie
Chicago
Sandies to Be Honored by Mothers Tonight in Amarillo
The Golden Sandies of Amarillo, West Texas High School champions, will be banqueted by their Mothers Club at the Herring Hotel tonight. Old Tack acts as toastmaster as the team faces Andrew Ponzi and awaits a decisive outcome to keep or lose their title chances after a semifinal loss to Fort Worth’s Masons.
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Golden Sandies
Amarillo
West Texas
Herring Hotel
Sandies’ Mothers Club
Old Tack
Sandies
Masons of
Fort Worth
Trojans Brace for Pitt Passes Ahead of Rose Bowl
Southern California prepares for its Rose Bowl foe Pitt with heavy emphasis on defending aerial plays. The Trojans have shown vulnerability and strength in passes, as opponents have scored on passes and USC has relied on the pass for nearly half its 23 touchdowns in nine games.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Pitt
Trojans
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Walter Hagen
Florida
Johnny Farrell
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
Densmore Shute
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Ed Dudley
Tommy Armour
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Harry Cooper
Cooper
MacDondald Smith
Craig Wood
Deal
Santa Monica
Eddie Loos
Leo Diegel
Horton Smith
al Espinosa
Olin Dutra
Frank Walsh
Wiffy Cox
Prince Saunders
Young Terry
Davenport
Iowa
Danny Neenan
Leo Raneri
Dempsey
Matty Bell
Mighty Pitts
Lefty Grove
A'S
Mothers
Andrew Ponzi
Dupres
Blackburn Bros
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18Th and Glenarm Sts
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