Breaks in Rose Bowl May Decide Victory Says Coaches
Sugar Bowl contenders Tulane and Temple closed practice with even money bets as New Orleans prepared for a New Year's Day kickoff. Tulane's speed and a strong offense face Temple's veteran Pop Warner strategy in a game that could hinge on breaks and turnovers.
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Injuries Hamper East Team Ahead of Fast West Contest
San Francisco reports another injury era for the East squad as 22 college players train for the Fast West charity game. Doug Nott Detroit backfield ace limped from an ankle sprain while Pug Lund Minnesota recovered from a cold and Duane Purvis Purdue torn knee tendon keeps him out. Odds shift to even money as fans worry over lineup with star Weinstock expected to lead the ground game. Western starters listed with Morse Larson Maddox and Weinstock among others.
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Pug” Lund
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Dick Hanley
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Pitt
Sandies Capture Interscholastic Title In Dominant Victory
Amarillo’s Sandies routed Corpus Christi 48 to 0 to win the Texas high school football title. A record 21,175 paid, receipts $21,162 with Amarillo receiving $9,188.41 and Corpus Christi $1,059 to the league. Coach Blair Cherry’s cautious strategy kept players rested for the final, contributing to the lopsided result.
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Sandies and Crowd Break Records in State Title Contest
In Dallas at Fair Park stadium the Texas Interscholastic Football League final produced record crowds and receipts. Amarillo's Sandstorms crushed Corpus Christi Buccaneers 48 to 0, bringing their points to 101 versus 34. Attendance reached 21,175 with gate receipts of 21,182 and Corpus Christi received 9,828.81 while Amarillo got 9,788.41.
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Sports Parade guesses and oddities from a sports round-up
United Press reports a digest of sports items and anecdotes from Jack Dempsey to Babe Ruth. Notes include Baer Louis color line pledge, Gene Mako aiming for engineering, Burns and Crawford umpiring in the Coast League, and various personalities in boxing, football, and racing with colorful side remarks.
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George Burns
Wahoo Sem Crawford
Indiana
Brooko Nagireki
Dick Shikat
Germany
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Sing Sing
Ducky Pond Vale
Howard Harpsier
Carnegie Tech
Frank Bachman
Maxie Rosenbloom
Lew Tendler
Philly
Miami
Deacon Litz
Mickey
Boxing Needs Overhauling for 1935 Outlook
Edward C Foster, president of the National Boxing Association, argues boxing faces a drastic need for reform in 1935. He cites declining attendance, criticizes managers, and urges state athletic commissions to protect boxers and weed out corrupt practices following a world title event in New York.
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State Athletic Commission
No Auto Accidents in City Since December 26
A roundup of disparate notes from Amarillo and Cleveland reflecting safety talks and sports trivia. Police Sgt Elmer Green cites no reported accidents since December 26 while other items mention players Walker and Murray Murdoch, upcoming baseball and football links, and remarks on Babe Ruth's hitting prowess.
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New Year Film Lineup Across Amarillo Theatres
A wide array of entertainment from Paramount to Mission theatres marks New Year celebrations. Highlights include The White Parade at the Paramount with Loretta Young, West of the Plain and The Affaire of a Gentleman at the Texas, We Live Again at the Fair, Helldorado at the Mission, and Chu Chin Chow at the Texas. Midnight matinees and Roseland and Nat dances accompany showings.
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Helliorde
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Richard Selew
Lowell
Mirtrege
Pera
Richard
Ibor
Robert Montgomery
Rex
Phe
Marehall
Kather Rowel
Roseland
Rob Mueller
Marshall van Poo
Bob Mueller
Amearillo
Corpus Christi
Tonteht
Loretta Young
John Bolenhead
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Atory
Plains Country
Zane Grey
Richard Dix
Track and Field Set for 1945 American Campaign
American track and field teams prepare for a new season in Brooklyn with top stars and record hopes. World marks set in 1944 spurred more ambition as Cunningham Bonthron, Rey and Ny draw steady attention from observers and challengers.
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Allison and Bell Meet in Last Game
Wilmer Allison and Berkeley Bell, the top seeds, reached the Sugar Bowl finals with wins in singles as Doc Barr upset the two stars in doubles. Cat Sutter's brothers Braie and Keddie also advanced by defeating Warren Doyle and Doug Watters to reach the final round.
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Cat Sutter
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Frank Shields Wins California Tennis Championship
Frank Shields of New York defeated Donald Budge of Oakland 6-2 6-3 to win the Southern California tennis championship in Los Angeles. James Sharp of Pasadena defended the women’s title by beating May Doeg 4-2 7-5. Rudge reached the finals by defeating Jess Millman. Shields beat Gene Mako in the semi final.
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Dempsey Eyes Baer Bout After Hamas Clash
New York reports Charlie Harvey backs a four rounder with Steve Hamas against Max Baer, though Jack Dempsey doubts the plan if Baer wins big. Dempsey says Ancil Hoffman will avoid the match and notes Baer vowed not to fight a black opponent, Loula.
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Steve Hamas
Max Baer
Jack Dempery
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Hamas
King Levinsky
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Maren
United Press
Harmas
Loula
Detroit
New Records Set in Speed Swim Tourney
Miami reports a speed swim meet with Eleanor Molm Jarrett breaking her world 10 yard backstroke mark of 1 minute 34.4 seconds and a 1 52 flat 100 yard mark. Loa Anaclien star set national records in 100 yards and Ralph Flannagan of Coral Gables lowered three middle distance free style records.
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Fila
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Loa Anaclen
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Coral Gables
Johnny Weismuller
Tarzan
Jack Medica
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