Greenville High and Dallas Tech Eye State Title Game
Greenville Lions and Dallas Tech Wolves earned the right to meet for the Texas Intercollegiate High School Football League crown after wins over San Angelo and Port Arthur. Greenville coach Henry Frnka noted key injuries but expected his team to be in top shape. Arkansas Razorbacks prepare for Dixie Classic vs Centenary College as Centenary delays arrival. Oslin Centenary’s elusive back remains the focus for Fayetteville’s prep.
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Dallas
Dee
Dallas Tech
Greenville
Fair Park Stadium
P. C. Cobb
Dallas Wolves
Greenville Lions
San Angelo
Port Arthurigh
Lions
Henry Frnka
Ason
Frnka
Depesters
Wolves
Attle Field
Arkansas University Razorcks
Cntenary College
Kreveport
Fayetteville
Fred Thomson
Centenary College
Clark
George Jordan
Thombn
Oslin
Centenary
Tarpaulin Assures Dry Field for Lion Tech Grid Contest
Four top track and field stars from 1923 who shone in 1933 are slated to return in 1934. Glenn Cunningham, a Kansas miler, set an American mile record at Chicago. Bill Bonthron of Princeton excelled in 800 and 1500 at Cambridge, Lovelock beat him in duals, and Keith Brown from Yale vaulted beyond prior indoor marks.
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Lenorekight
Out of the Prairies of the
West
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas University
Gene Venzke
Penn
Carl Coan
Glen Dawson
Tulsa
Frank Crowley
Manhattan
Cunningham
Chicago
Kansas
Princeton
Bill Bonthron
Metcalfe Lights Indoor Field With Sprint Wins
Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette dominated indoor and cinder sprints, winning the 220 and 100 yards at the National Collegiate and Drake Relays, and setting a 204-second world mark in the National Collegiate 220. Manhattan College’s distance medley relay set a 10:14.2 world mark at the Penn Relays. Jack Keller of Ohio State nearly tied the world 120-yard high hurdles, besting the mark in the Big Ten meet. Southern California won the I C 4 A title in Cambridge, edging Stanford, with Cornell Yale and NYU tied for third.
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Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Metcalfe
Penn
Manhattan College
Jack Keller
Ohio State
I. C
Cambridge
Mass
Southern California
Trojans
Stanford
Cornell
Yale
New York University
John Lyman
George Spitz
New York U
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
Jack Ryan
Manhattan
Joe
Distance Rivals in Next Season Surprise LSU Triumph
Louisiana State won the meet thanks to Glen Hardin who set a new 220-yard low hurdles record and helped LSU overtake Southern California 97 to 49 as Mathew Gordy tied the Southern California vaulter at 14 feet to clinch the pole vault. World records fell for Hornbostel in the 880, Torrance in the shot, and Meteorlfe in the 220. In Miami, Lenore Eight Homestead Pa. free style champset two national records. Alice Bridges and Anne Govednik each added a mark. Leonard Spence failed to break the 500-meter breast stroke world record but set an American mark for 8:01 1-5.
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Louisiana State
Glen Hardin
Southern California
Mathew Gordy
Bill Graber
Hardin
Charley Hornbostel
Indiana
Jack Torrance
L. 5
Ralph Meteorlfe
Roland Locke
Nebraska
Miami
Fia
Lenore
Homatead
Alice Bridges
Whitinaville
Mass
Anne Govednik
Chisholm
Minn
Biltmore
Leonard Spence
New York Athletic Club
Miss Kight
Helene Madison
San Francisco
Homestead
Miss Bridges
Sybil Bauer
New York
Funeral arrangements planned for Ellwood
LUBBOCK, Dec. 29 U P Funeral arrangements were under way for William L. Ellwood 73 who died yesterday in Colorado Texas from effects of heart disease A pioneer developer of agriculture on the South Plains he managed the 265000 acre ranch and was a bank executive with other interests He came to Texas in 1887.
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Lubbock
U.P
William L. Ellwood
Ellwood
Colorado
Texas
Tel
South Plains
Eil
Tilden to Meet Hunter in National Indoor Semis
William Tilden and Frank Hunter, doubles partner and former Davis Cup ally, reach the semi finals of the National Indoor Professional Tennis Championship. Tilden def. Emmett Pare 6-1 6-4 6-3. Vincent Richards and Bruce Barnes also advance.
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Philadelphia
William T
Big Bill) Tilden
Frank Hunter
Tilden
Emmett Pare
Chicago
Pare
Deuce
Vincent Richards
Bruce Barnes
Texas
Richards
Charles Wood
New York
Barnes
Russell Harned
Newark
N. J
Hunter
National Junior Singles Indoor Tennis Quarters Set
Eight players remain in the National Junior Singles indoor championships as quarter finals begin. Top seed Frankie Parker faces Robert Madden of Pittsburgh, with other matches including Joseph Abrams against Lester Steinberg and George Ball versus Jack Behr as the field narrows toward the semifinals.
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New York
U.P
Frankie Parker
Robert Madden
University of Pittsburgh
Joseph Abrams
Lester Steinberg
George Ball
Northwestern
Jack Behr
Roxbury
16 Year Old Westrope First Jockey to 300 Wins
Jackie Westrope, 16, became the youngest to 300 wins in a year by winning the fifth race at the Houston track on a muddy Epsom Downs surface. He rode Gallop to victory while contesting a heavy track, one of six rides he completed as he aims for annual records.
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Houston
Texas
Jackie Westrope
Epsom Downs
Montana Boy
Gallop
Westrope
O. L. Harris
Hileah Park
Miami
Fla
Jackie
W. Powers
Walter Miller
Miller
Powers
Stanford and Columbia Prepare for Rose Bowl Clash
Stanford and Columbia concluded heavy training in Pasadena as coaches Tiny Thornhill and Lou Little fine tuned offensive and defensive plans. Tomorrow Columbia’s 30 players depart Tucson for a one day layover in Los Angeles before the Rose Bowl game on New Year’s Day.
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Pasadena
Cal
Stanford
Columbia
Tiny Thornhill
Lou Little
Tucson
Ariz
Mathematical Problems Will Worry Colleges
Chicago hosts the National Athletic Association as it opens its annual meeting. Major John L. Griffith of Chicago leads a group seeking to balance full athletic programs with finances. Round table discussions include budget finances led by Romeyn Berry of Cornell and recruiting and subsidizing issues led by Kenneth L. Wilson of Northwestern.
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Chicago
National Athletic Association
John L. Griffith
Romeyn Berry
Cornell
Kenneth L
Tug” Wilson
Northwestern
Odds favor New York Rose Bowl rep in near upset odds
A fragment notes a Rose Bowl bid from New York City with betting odds listed as 2 1 2 to 1 and 12 points at even money. It references slogans about beer brands Blatz and Dont Say Beer.
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Vorite
New York City
Levinsky to Face McCorkindale in Chicago Bout Tonight
Kingfish Levinsky meets Don McCorkindale in a ten round heavyweight contest at Chicago Stadium with a winner set to challenge Max Schmeling. McCorkindale aims to rebound in America while Levinsky weighs about 204 pounds to 194 for his South African opponent.
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Chicago
Max Schmeling
Kingfish Levinsky
South Africa
Don McCorkindale
Chicago Stadium
McCorkindale
Levinsky
Western versus Eastern all star charity game teams named
A western power house backfield and fast line clash with an eastern heavy-line backfield in the upcoming charity all star game to be played in San Francisco on Monday. Lineups include Robinson Schammel Ceppi Bernard Gailus Walter Skladany Sebastian Everhardus Laws Norpy Lukats Mikulak and Beattie Feathers noted as absent from the Eastern squad amid reports of solid conditioning and possible late changes.
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San Francisco
Robinson
Minnesota
LE Schammel
Iowa
Ceppi
Princeton
Bernard
Michigan
Gailus
Ohio State
RG Walter
Pittsburgh
Skladany
Sebastian
Everhardus
Laws
Lukats
Notre Dame
Mikulak
Oregon
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Stanford University
Eastern Teams Great Work Levels Odds Ahead of New Year Game
The Eastern college stars trained for the annual Fast-West game shifting betting odds to even money. After Coaches Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr brought 22 Eastern players by train, odds had favored the Western team at 10 to 8 for a week.
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San Francisco
Fastern
Dick Hanley
Andy Kerr
Wrestling results from cities with varied international bouts
In New York Gourcsak of Hungary pinned Tony Colesano of Springfield Massachusetts. Cowboy Hughes of Oklahoma threw Max Mephisto of Germany. In Camden Joe Savoldi of Michigan threw Jack Washburn. In New York Tom Alley of Australia defeated Stan Sokolis of Philadelphia.
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New York
Louis Gourcsak
Hungary
Tony Colesano
Springfeld
Mass
Boston
Hughes
Oklahoma
Max Mephisto
Germany
Camden
N. J
Joe Savoldi
Michigan
Jack Washburn
Tom Alley
Australia
Stan Sokolis
Philadelphia
Bowling grip variety influences control in tenpins
The article explains how ball fit and grip affect control in bowling. It describes two-finger and three-finger ball grips, noting large-handed bowlers often prefer two-finger balls while smaller hands suit three-finger designs, with emphasis on a proper grip for accuracy.
Boxing results and bowling notes from Florida and Tacoma
Reports show Simon Mebolsky defeating Lope Tenorio in Jacksonville by decision. Chearge Salvado outpoints Manuel Quintero in Houston. Mimmy Meiowod defeats Whitey Neal in Tacoma. Also includes bowling advice on ball fit, balance, and finger comfort.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Simon Mebolsky
Cincinnati
Lope Tenorio
Philippine Islands
Houston
Texas
Chearge Salvadore
Beaton
Manuel Quintero
Tampa
Fila
Tacoma
Wash
Mimmy Me Iwod
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Jimmy Donahue
NEA Service
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Bill
Jack Lovelock
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Florida Biltmore Pool
Leetty
RED Sox
Max Bishop TT
Mickes
Cochrane Sces
The
Associated Press
Westrope Boots
Mite
CONNIE _ TEcK
Max Schmel
Ing Later
Carl Hubbell
Independents
Texas Arts and Industries
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Georgia Tech
George Washington
Furman
Marshal
Sey Blatz
DIAL
Polley's
Len Carlton Mead
TOT Gm
Blackburn Bros
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