Texas clash crowns 1934 title as Sandies meet Lions
Dallas expected to host 21 000 spectators for the Southern area high school championship between Amarillo Golden Sandies and Greenville Lions. Sandies rode a 27 to 12 win over Wichita Falls to finals while Lions crushed Corpus Christi 45 to 0. Cobb of Dallas athletics notes large turnout and presales. game set for neutral site in Amarillo with training underway for both sides.
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Delaware Youth Is New Pool Champion
Jimmy Caras of Wilmington Delaware won the world pool championship defeating Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland 125 to 53 in a 16 inning playoff. At 25 he becomes the youngest major title winner since Ralph Greenleaf in 1929, the most consistent shooter of the era.
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Young Mallory Wins Nassau Golf Tourney
Nassau Bahamas December 23 Leo Mallory Norton Connecticut the 24 year old former Metropolitan District PGA champion swept the Nassau British Colonial Open finishing 72 holes with a 271 and collecting 1000 of the 5000 purse as Johnny Revolta chased him.
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Dopey Doings in Sport Highlights Odd 1935 Poll
The AP poll names Dartmouth’s 12th man against Princeton as the year’s oddest sports moment amid snow, with other curiosities including Sarazen’s double eagle in Augusta, Dizzy Dean’s win and loss in an exhibition game, and various quirky incidents across sports.
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Sugar Bowl Track Tourney Opens Mid-Winter Carnival
Sugar Bowl's inaugural mid-winter sports pageant kicks off next Saturday at Loyola Stadium with a high profile track and field meet. World record holders Glenn Cunningham and Jack Torrance lead an international and national field including Olympic contenders and top hurdlers in a program packed with marquee events.
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Louis Gastanaga bout scrapped over kidnap fears
Promoter Mike Jacobs abandoned the Havana fight with Joe Louis amid fears Cuban kidnappers would seize the champ. Jacobs escaped by boat to Key West after a tense meeting with Cuban officials. Louis’s next matchup is set with Charley Retzlaff in Chicago next month.
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National League fielding four points behind American League
Final 1935 averages show NL teams at 968 versus AL 972. St Louis 97227 led NL, while Detroit 978 topped AL. Giants 97220 and Cubs 970 followed as top finishers. Hartnett led catchers with 110 games. Hal Schumacher 103 chances no error topped pitchers fielding.
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Girl with broken neck gets nationwide Christmas greetings
Pauline Ray, 22, paralyzed from the waist, receives thousands of Christmas cards after a 194? automobile accident left her in a wheel chair. Aging and wide across the nation, friends send poetry, money, and well wishes as she plans to vote on election day with help from a postman guided circle of supporters.
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Dutch Meyer Declines Oklahoma Aggies Coaching Offer
hard work for Fort Worth Dec 28 1935 coach Leo Dutch Meyer of Texas Christian University informed Oklahoma A M College officials he cannot accept their coaching post He prefers to remain at TCU where he is familiar with the situation and personnel. In Stillwater Meyer weighed the lucrative offer after the Exendine and Comstock dismissal and discussed with Aggie officials.
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Dutch) Meyer
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Native Son Leads California Open as Final Rounds Loom
Eric Seavall holds a slender lead at the Southern California open in Glendale after a 68 in 36 holes for 139. Ralph Guldahl Pat Abbott Levi Lynch Harold McSpaden and Jim McHale trail two strokes back. Lawson Little Jr. sits 3 over after two rounds.
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Fred Young Visits Amarillo for Panhandle Legion Session
Fred Young and Mrs. Young arrived in Amarillo en route to Pampa for the holidays. Young, a former Amarillo attorney and current Austin resident, is American Legion adjutant for Texas. A February 1–2 meeting will include state and national rehabilitation officers with service officers and Legion officials from the Panhandle invited.
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Two Injured After Morrison Coal Mine Explosion
Glen Morrison West Virginia December 23 two miners were injured in an explosion at Morrison Coal Company's No 1 mine. Superintendent A W Lang reported all workers had been removed from the workings and only two injuries remained.
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