Grapplers Agree To Referee Selecting
Grapplers reach agreement to allow referee chosen by Jerry Malin the Globe News sports editor to selected the third man for the match. Mantell and Marallah support the plan while Malin vows to pick an impartial official. Also noted is a prelim bout featuring Steve Nenoff against Dave Reynolds with tickets on sale at City Drug Store.
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Dutch Mantell
Sheik Marallah
the Armory
Jerry Malin
The
Globe News
Malin
Mantell
Marallah
Dutch
McDowell
Sheriff Thompson
News Hound
Husky
Steve Nenoff
Jack Reynolds
Dave Reynolds
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Dave Newell Of Fruitlands Impresses Owls And Jaguars
In Key Largo Florida Dave Newell of the Fruitlands impresses hoot owls by hooting them to sleep then handles a flock of birds on his porch. A famed big game hunter, he once led an Amazon expedition using hounds to track jaguars.
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Henry M’lemore
United Press
Key Largo
Fia
U.P
Dave Newell
Fruitlands
Florida
Newells
Fruitland
Dave
Amazon
Sport Losing Its Amateurism Pennick
Dr. D. A. Penick of the University of Texas told the 36th annual convention of the society of directors of physical education in colleges that college sport has lost its amateur status. He called intercollegiate athletics practically a profession, supplying livelihoods, public entertainment for money, and school support through profits.
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New York
D. A. Penick
University of Texas
Southwest Athletic Conference
Society of Directors of Physical Education
United States Nets Win in Australia Tennis Series
In Melbourne the U S team clinched the series with eight wins to four as Wilmer Allison, John Van Ryn, and Ellsworth Vines Jr along with Keith Gledhill defeated Australian rivals. Vivian McGrath, 16, beat Gledhill for Australia. In Worth, Dorothy Lee Maxwell, 5, died after scalding in a backyard tub.
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Melbourne
Australia
United States
Wilmer Allison
H. O. Hopman
John van Ryn
Cliff Sproule
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Gledhill
Jack Crawford
Hopman
Worth
Dorothy Lee Maxwell
Panthers Edge Trojans In Rose Bowl Punting Fight
Pitt and USC prepared for the Pasadena Rose Bowl with strong punting records. Pitt led by Bob Hogan averaged 38 yards per kick across 10 games while USC's Homer Griffith averaged 35.5. The Tigers faced uncertainty as left tackle Paul Cuba suffered a leg injury, casting doubt on Pitt's lineup.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Trojans
Pittsburgh
Pasadena
Pitt
Bob Hogan
Jock Sutherland
Homer Griffith
Notre Dame
Ramblers
Trojan
Tucson
Ariz
University of Pittsburgh Panthers
Paul Cuba
Cuba
Sutherland
Eastern All-Stars Hand Nevers Team in Practice
In San Francisco on December 28 a pickup squad led by Ernie Nevers of Stanford was routed in 30 minutes by East stars training for the East West charity game. Five touchdowns came mainly on passes to Paul Moss Purdue Joe Zapastas Fordham Jose Martinez Zorilla Cornell and Dick Fencl Northwestern as Gil Berry Illinois and Harry Newman Michigan connected. Dana X Bible Nebraska and Orin Hollingsberg Washington State directed the Western drills.
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San Francisco
Ernie Nevers
Stanford University
Purdue
Joe Zapastas
Fordham
Jose Martinez-Zorilla
Cornell
Dick Fencl
Northwestern
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
Orin Hollingsberg
Washington State
Etex Shutdown Attack Delayed by Oil Company Plea
In Fort Worth a federal court delayed its ruling on the East Texas field shutdown after Rowan-Nichols Oil Co sought an injunction. Rice M. Tilley said postponement was agreed as the order could affect only a few days. If the commission's new orders fail, the suit may be amended and reopened. Separately, Baptist minister Rev. Oren C. Reid mourned his wife's death in Glen Rose Park pool and faced grief at home.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
Rowan-Nichols Oil Company
James ©. Wilson
Rice M. Tilley
U.A
Oren C. Reid
Glen Rose Park
Reid
Dobie Warns Football Has Outgrown Its Boundaries
Gilmour Dobie, Cornell head coach, argues football has become too large and complex for college programs to manage alongside academics. He proposes limiting formations and simplifying rules to reduce time, cost, and action. The American football coaches association pushes for more influence on future rule changes with a coaches rules committee and voting power on the NCAA committee.
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New York
Gilmour Dobie
Cornell
American Football Coaches’ Association
Dobie
Baylor Bears Fall to Oklahoma City Boosters 48 17
Baylor University basketball lost decisively to Oklahoma City's Boosters 48 to 17. Brice Drake Johnny Spergel and Ray Piper led the A A U squad with a fast offensive showing, stifling Baylor's guards. The Bears travel to Weatherford for a game with Southwestern Oklahoma Teachers College tonight.
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Baylor Bears
Sooner
Oklahoma City
U.P
Oklahoma
Baylor University
Weatherford
Southwestern Oklahoma Teachers College
Boosters
Texas
Baylor
Brice Drake
Johnny Spergel
Ray Piper
Plan All Star Grid Game for Oklahoma City Fans
Oklahoma City Chiefs and Portsmouth Spartans managers discussed an East-West pro game in Oklahoma City on January 8. Ace Gutowsky, ex-Oklahoma City University star, said he was asked to negotiate with the city team managers.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Chiefs
Portsmouth Spartans
Chicago Bears
Ace Gutowsky
Oklahoma City University
Portsmouth
Langford Slated To Head Coaches Group
New York December 28 William B Langford of New York appears set to become chair of the National Collegiate A A football rules committee replacing the late Edward K Hall Langford has long served as secretary and helped recodify the gridiron rules The Coaches Association reviews its advisory role with the rules body and seeks clearer majority views to guide annual rule recommendations from a coaches committee.
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New York
William 8. Langford
National Collegiate
A. A
Edward K. Hall
Langford
Hall
Coaches’ Association
Lou Little
Columbia
Schmeling Rated No 1 Heavyweight By New York Sun Writers
The New York Sun consensus of sixty boxing writers places Max Schmeling of Germany at the top of the heavyweight rankings for the third straight year. Jack Sharkey remains second after last summer’s world title loss, with Max Baer rising to third and Primo Carnera tied for fifth in the list of top heavyweights.
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New York
New York Sun
Max Schmeling
Germany
Uhlan
Jack Sharkey
Schmeling
Sharkey
Max Baer
Stanley Poreda
Primo Carnera
Johnny Risko
King Levinsky
Mickey Walker
Young Stribling
Ernie Schaaf
Tommy Loughran
Larry Gains
Steve Hamas
Unknown Winston
Charlie Retzlaff
Lee Ramage
Pauline Uzcudun
Tuffy Griffiths
Arthur Hattick
Livermore
Calif
Walloper
Corsicana Writer Names 1932 All State Team
Corsicana Sun sports editor Paul Moore picks the 1932 all state high school lineup. Players include McBrayer Amarillo at right guard, McFarland Temple at quarterback, Ard Greenville at right end, McCall Masonic Home at left half back, Royall John Reagan at right half, and others from Corsicana Sweetwater Masonic Home Greenville Temple.
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Corsicana
Paul Moore
Corsicana Sun
Tigers
Masonic
Grimley
Sweetwater
McGee
Kessinger
M'Brayer
Amarillo
White
Ard
Greenville
McFarland
Temple
McCall
Royall
John Reagan
Finley
Fight Results From Various Cities Reported By AP
In West Palm Beach Pie tro Corri drew with Irving Ash kanazy in a 10 round bout. Dave Barry stopped Young Lucian in five rounds in West Palm Beach. In Alexandria Les Kennedy outpointed Bob Godwin in eight rounds. Tiger Jack Fox outpointed Larry Johnson in Indianapolis. Jackie Purvis and Young Walker drew in ten rounds in Indianapolis. Rosy Baker knocked out Bobby Vernon in seven rounds in Anderson. In Los Angeles Young Peter Jackson stopped Bobby Pacho in ten rounds.
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Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Fla
Pietro Corri
New York
Irving Ashkanazy
Tallahassee
Drew
Dave Barry
St. Louis
Young Lucian
Alexandria
Les Kennedy
Vernon
Calif
Bob Godwin
Moultrie
Indianapolis
Tiger Jack Fox
Terre Haute
Ind
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Jackie Purvis
Young Walker
Los Angeles
Rosy
Kid) Baker
Anderson
Bobby Vernon
Peter Jackson
Bobby Pacho
el Centro
Grace and Maranville Lead NL Fielding Honors of 1932
Earl Grace of the Pirates topped NL catchers with a .998 fielding average and a 444 chance without an error in 114 games. Walter Maranville, the 39 year old Mighty Mite of Boston, and Wally Berger starred in the infield and outfield as the league posted new fielding records and low totals in assists and passed balls.
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New York
Earl Grace
Pittsburgh
Walter
Rabbit" Maranville
Boston
Wally Berger
Grace
Frank Hogan
Berger
Maranville
Braves
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Frank
Don) Hurst
Philadelphia
Charles J. Grimm
Chicago
Arthur (Pinkney) Whitney
William Jurges
Frederick A. Heimach
Brooklyn
Phillies
Texas League to Meet Dallas for New Season Decisions
President Alvin Gardner announced a league meeting in Dallas on Saturday January 7 to decide which clubs will play this season. Ten cities currently hold franchises in the Texas League.
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Dallas
Tex
Alvin Gardner
Texas League
Frosty Hamrick in Austin on county audit business
County auditor Frosty Hamrick is in Austin on business. He left Tuesday night and will return Friday.
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H. G. “Frosty” Hamrick
Austin
New Amarillo Center to Open With New Year Dance
A New Year’s ball Saturday night marks the opening of Amarillo’s new amusement center in the former Amarillo Bowling Alley building. Under the Amarillo Fat Stock Show Association the hall will host weekly dances and amusements to finance the 1933 Fat Stock Show scheduled March 6 to 9. Workmen have remodeled the space and installed fixtures to redecorate for the opening.
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Amarillo
Brutally Beaten Woman Found Dead At Muskogee High
A middle aged woman, about 45 to 50, weighing 175 pounds, was found murdered behind a high school in Muskogee Oklahoma after being dragged from a car by assailants on West Broadway. Her head had been brutally beaten and shoes lay nearby, indicating a struggle to dispose of the body.
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Muskogree
Okla
West High School
West Broadway
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