Sandies Rout Canyon Eagles In Prep Victory
The Golden Sandies defeated the Canyon Eagles 36 to 10 on the maple court, with strong defense by Captain Buskin leading to only four field goals for the visitors. The Sandies prep for two tough games against Memphis at the Physical Ed building, then districts at West Texas State Teachers College. Memphis games are expected to draw large crowds as the Sandies are hailed as a great high school team.
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Canyon Eagles
Maple Court
Golden Sandie Basketeers
Memphis
Cyclone
Sandies
West Texas State Teachers College
Eagles
Buskin
On the Sidelines by Brian Bell and Suited Numbers Across Teams
Pacific Coast Long Beach club coached by Dick Rutherford features players with marked numbers such as John Thompson wearing a large O and Frank Ward with double zero. USC track experts adjust to 400 meter Olympics layout at Los Angeles Coliseum and 105000 seating after renovation. Sun Beau, Kilmer’s star horse, travels with a dog and cat for the Agua Caliente handicap journey from Columbia South Carolina.
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Long Beach
Dick Rutherford
University of Nebraska
John “Cat” Thompson
Montana State
Frank Ward
Ward
Tom Sawyer
Nebraska
Smith Johnson
Woodbury College
Los Angeles
Fisee Rowe
Brigham Oung University
Harry
Leon Scheman
Minnesota
Sun Beau
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Radio Dancing Class Brings NBC Audience Night Lessons
New York February 11 a fresh on air dancing class is being held Fridays at 8 45 p m Eastern over an NBC network sponsored by a shoe maker Arthur Murray serves as dancing master.
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New York
NBC
Arthur Murray
Horton Smith Wins Lakewood Contest by Four Strokes
Horton Smith, star golfer, completed the Lakewood Course event in four strokes under par with companionable play alongside Larry Nabholtz, the new Lakewood pro. Smith is en route to Florida for a winter tour.
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Horton Smith
United Press
Dallas
Lakewood
Larry Nabholtz
New
Plowboys on Road to Cage Contests
Stephensville Texas February 11 Plowboys of John Tarleton College depart for basketball games tonight against Daniel Baker and Thursday against Howard Payne The outing follows a schedule set by the team for the road trip and games this week.
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United Press
Stephensville
Texas
John Tarleton College
Daniel Baker
Howard Payne
U S Army plans 4.5 million all metal dirigible for 50 passengers
Detroit report details a 550 foot long metal clad airship to be built in Michigan with 100 ton lift, 2,000 mile range, 70 to 80 mph cruising speed, and a crew of 35. It will carry 50 passengers, 2,500 pounds express freight, and 10,000 pounds mail while guiding a squadron of airplanes.
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U.S. Army
Detroit
Congress
U. S. Army
Army
Los Angeles
Akron
Troeh Leads Field In Shoot Contest
Frank Troeh of Portland Oregon set the pace in the Interstate Trapshooting Tournament Class A event in Kansas City by breaking 195 of 200 targets. He drilled four 25s in four rounds and added a 23 in round seven while Guy Payne of Oklahoma City trailed by one. E F Woodward of Houston and Jean Pope of East Moline followed with 193 and 192 respectively.
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United Press
Kansas City
Frank Troeh
Portland
Ore
Guy Payne
Oklahoma City
Troeh
E. F. Woodward
Houston
Texas
Jean Pope
East Moline
Ill
SMU Runners Open Season With Four Core Veterans
S M U runners paced the cinder paths at Dallas as seventeen athletes began the season. Four veterans form the Mus tang field team nucleus including Ferdinand Herman in javelin, Joe Davidson in broad jump, W B Hobson and Bonneau Murphy in distance events.
Basketball action from last night across Texas
In Abilene Trinity University scored 15 with Simmons University at 41. In Austin Southern Methodist led Texas 41 to 33. In Lubbock McMurry College posted 22 while Texas Tech had 29.
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Associated Press
Abilene
Trinity University
Simmons University
Austin
Southern Methodist
Texas U
Lubbock
McMurry College
Texas Tech
Simmons University Hands Trinity Defeat in Texas Contest
In Abilene on February 11 Trinity University's basketball team was overwhelmed by Simmons University, losing 41 to 15. McCollum led the West Texans with 16 points as Simmons secured its seventh conference win.
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Cowboys
Trinity
Twenty-one Steers Sign 1931 Baseball Contracts
Dallas Feb 11 Twenty one players listed on the Dallas Steers roster signed 1931 contracts leaving seven unsigned. The holdouts include Cecil Stewart Bernie Tesmer Nick Borrelli Grady Adkins James Minogue Lou Garland and Wilbur Wehde. Manager Robert S Tarleton said the squad would be on the field for Corsicana training in three weeks.
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United Press
Dallas
Dallas Steers
Cecil Stewart
Shreveport
Bernie Tesmer
Nick Borrelli
Grady Adkins
James Minogue
Lou Garland
Wilbur Wehde
Robert S. Tarleton
Corsicana
Arkansas Primed To Face Saint Louis Tonight
United Press reports Arkansas veterans Pickren Murphy Holt Creighton and Sexton are expected to start against Saint Louis University in Fayetville Arkansas. The team, idle for two weeks since prairie drills, prepares for a two game Baylor series with Friday and Saturday nights slated.
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Ark
Arkansas
St. Louis University
Baylor
Bruins
Pickren
Murphy
Holt
Creighton
Sexton
Arkansans
Metal clad ship described as single structural unit
The article notes Fritsche argues a metal clad ship operates as a single structural unit with surface plating bearing much of the direct stresses. The outer metal cover acts as the gas container and is the sole strength member, unlike a multi-layer structure like the Graf Zeppelin.
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Fritsche
Kuhel Adds New Star for Senators in 1991 Push
Washington Senators add Kuhel as a potential regular infield option and list two infield recruits Baxter Jordan and John Dashiell. The club emphasizes strong catching depth and a deep pitching corps led by Marberry, Hadley, and Crowder, with anticipated opening-season lineup near their 1930 finish.
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United Press
New York
Joe Kuhel
Washington Senators
Kuhel
Clark Griffith
Kansas City
Washington
Joe Judge
Griffith Stadium
Henry P. Edwards
American League Service Bureau
Baxter Jordan
Newark
John Dashiell
Chattanooga
Henry Manush
Sam Rice
Sam West
West
Nat
Dave Harris
Griffithe
Harry Rice
Yankees
Tom Clark
Earl Clark
Braves
Clark
Providence
Portland
Senators
Marberry
Cats Sign Panthers
Fort Worth Panthers sign seventeen amateur and semipro baseball players, building a roster of 46. Roy Meehan, secretary, announced. Training for batterymen starts March 9, with the full squad joining a week later.
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CATS
Panthers
United Press
Fort Worth
Fort Worth Panthers
Cate
Roy Meehan
Santa Reinstated After Illinois Commission Lift
Jose Santa, the Portuguese heavyweight, has his six month suspension lifted by the Illinois State Athletic Commission after referee Dave Miller deemed his Chicago stadium bout with Knute Hanson a no contest and found Santa was attempting to fight.
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United Press
Chicago
Jose Santa
Knute Hanson
Racine
Wiss
Chicago Stadium
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Dave Miller
Santa
Miller
Oklahoma A. and M. Beats St. Louis 28 to 20
Oklahoma A and M. basketball team defeated St. Louis University 28 to 20 at Stillwater last night. The game featured strong defense from the Aggies and a decisive second-half run keeping St. Louis at bay.
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Oklahoma Ags
United Prensa
Stillwater
Okli
Oklahoma A. & M
St. Louis University
Boxing Arrives in Miami Society Sport at Open Air Club
A society club in Miami hosted its first boxing bout last night, pitting Johnny Nebo of Key West against Ice Merritt of Lake Worth in ten rounds. Millionaire guests and debutante daughters watched from tables as an orchestra played between rounds and hot dogs were served in the palmy playground.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
John L. Sullivan
Florida
Johnny Nebo
Key West
Ice Merritt
Lakeworth
Lincoln table may be placed in White House exhibit
The Lincoln table that Abraham Lincoln used to sign the Emancipation Proclamation could be moved to the Lincoln Room in the White House. The table now sits as an exhibit in Memorial Hall at the State Library in Hartford, donated by Daniel Nash Morgan of Bridgeport, a former U S treasurer under Cleveland.
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United Press
Hartford
Conn
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
White House
Washington
Memorial Hall
State Library
Daniel Nash Morgan
Bridgeport
United States
Cleveland
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