Grocerymen Beat Panhandle Laundry in City Showdown
In Badger Gym the Red and White Stores defeated Panhandle Laundry 40 to 22 as Arnold led with 16 points. Gibson Pipers fell 31 to 22 to Globe News quintet, with Dowie Smith Caldwell and DeGrassi securing late scores and Captain Bonnet exiting hurt.
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Badger Gym
Panhandle Laundry
Gibson Pipers
Borger
Globe News Basketeers
Arnold
Shirt Destroyers
Washerman
Piper-Globe- News
Newsmen
Borgerites
Dowie
Smith
Caldwell
DeGrassi
Bonnet
Steve
Gibson Pipe Boys
McClendon
Vee - Pace
Sesresd
Montgomery
Vives Asris
Panhandle
Corre
Morrison
Cedysineians
Pitts
Strate Neeenes
Adams
Sheeee Sneer
Whitehead
Hanna
Cannon
Deents
Teersee
Geary
Pace
Ferris
Globe-News
Tp Caldwell
F Lovelady
S F H. Smith
F R. Smith
Tae
J. Lovelady
Conner
Mazon
Swofford
Acceser
Foord Edges Loughran In 12 Round Fight
South Africa’s Ben Foord won a decision over veteran Tommy Loughran in a 12 round bout. Foord weighed 216 pounds to Loughran’s 202.
H. V. Robertson & Company Ad for Accountants
An advertisement for H. V. Robertson & Company listing services in accounting auditing and tax counseling with contact details at the Oliver Eakle Building and phone number 2 2038.
Baseball Gets Camping Start
Major league spring training opens with Reds in San Juan Puerto Rico and Cubs to Avalon California. Roster totals rise 10 percent from 1935 as 258 National and 251 American players report. Baseball camps spread from Florida to California as teams prep for the 1936 season.
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Cubs
Chicago Cubs
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
West
Charley Grimm
Tampa
Florida
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Phillies
Reds
Chicago White Sox
Rose Bowl
Pasadena
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Antonio
Cleveland
New Orleans
Cincinnati Reds
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Calif
St. Louis Cardinals
Bradenton
Fla
Washington Senators
Orlando
New York Giants
CHECKERS WILLIAM T. SMITH
The article offers guidance on mastering game endings and solving problems by setting up positions and analyzing each move. It emphasizes repeated study, returning to learned problems, and practicing specific checkers puzzles with sequences and solutions.
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William T. Smith
Changeable Offense and Rule Effects in Basketball
Denver A A U coach Glenn F E Jacobs discusses adapting offense to new three-second rule, emphasizing fast breaks and delayed attack, and trains players with two hours daily practice. He predicts possible center jump elimination to speed play and notes clearer fan demand for fast, varied basketball.
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Glenn FE. Jacobs
Denver A. A. U
Associated Press
Denver
Pacific Coast
Missouri Valley
Risko Fails to Impress in Title Defense Victory
Eddie Babe Risko of Syracuse retained his middleweight status by outpointing Tony Fisher of Newark in a ten round bout at Laurel Garden. Risko won eight rounds but failed to display championship brilliance, with Fisher, a 21-year-old Newark challenger, holding his own in several exchanges. Both weighed 159 3/4 pounds.
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Newark
N. J
Eddie
Babe” Risko
Syracuse
N. Y
Tony Fisher
Fisher
Laurel Garden
Texans Hear Big Wild Life Talk In Washington Meeting
Mrs. Hal C. Peck reports a March meet of Texas sportsmen aiming to push a statewide game conservation program. Texas sent 55 delegates to the North American Wildlife Association conference, the largest group, with Mrs. Peck the lone woman game commissioner. Ding Darling, named head of the association, promised to visit Austin in March for the state meeting. Texans supported Darling in all preservation efforts, gaining substantial publicity for Texas.
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Texas
Hal C. Peck
Washington
North American Wild Life Association
Wild Life
Peck
State Game Commission
Austin
Darling
Babe Ruth Plays 36 Holes in Sarasota Golf Roundup
Babe Ruth, aging legs but strong form, fielded in a baseball players tournament in Sarasota after four consecutive days of golf. Wes Ferrell Willis Hudlin and Paul Waner led a parallel threesome at Stephenville Texas as Ruth drew the gallery with steady play amid the round by round scores.
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Eddie Briftz
Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Ram
Sarasota
Wes Ferrell
Willis Hudlin
Paul Waner
Stephenville
Tex
Brubaker Seen as Possible White Hope in Boxing
New York reports Phil Brubaker, 21, 193 pounds with a 17 1 2 inch collar, as a top prospect in the heavyweight ranks. Critics praise his potential, though his weak hands have caused past injuries. He faces King Levinsky in San Francisco as part of the search for a new era fighter to rival Joe Louis. Brubaker fights for money, not love of the ring, having left a college theology path to pursue boxing.
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New York
U.P
Fistiana
California
Phil Brubaker
College of Pacific
Stockton
Calif
Fred Lenhart
Tacoma
Wash
Brubaker
Far West
Max Baer
Tommy Laird
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Gene Tunney
Methodist
James J. Braddock
West Coast
Braddock
Jimmy
Umpire Distractions Mark Dean Golf Debut
Golfer Paul Dean faced an NL umpire, a second baseman, and a sports writer on his debut as a tournament player in Dallas. He shot 99 for the day, narrating through noisy crowd and taunts, and finished with 99 after a tough finish on the back nine amid windy conditions and umpire interference.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Paul (Daffy) Dean
St. Louis Cardinal
Paul
Dean
Tom
Lee Ballanfant
National League
Les Mallon
Boston Brave
Ballanfant
U. S. Hockey Team in Win Over Slovakians
United States hockey stars defeated Czechoslovakia 2 0 in their semi final opener as bobsledders vie for speed in Garmisch Partenkirchen. Frank Spain and Johnny Garrison scored for the U S in the middle period with Ballangrud leading in speed skating.
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U. S
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Germany
América
Olympic Hockey Stars
Czechoslovakia
Ivan Ballangrud
Jack Shea
United States
Leo Freisinger
Chicago
America
Allan Potts
Brooklyn
Karl Leban
Austria
Frank Spain
Boston
Johnny Garrison
Doctor’s Boxing Engagement Cancelled by Cold
Tom Beaupre of Dallas prepared to fight here Friday when Tommy Walsh, Doctor's manager, telegraphed that Doctor was suffering from a severe cold and could not compete, forcing the engagement to be called off.
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Tom Beaupre
Dallas
Tommy Walsh
Griffin
Doctor
Wrestling Results Roundup From United Press Card
Mysterious Mr X from Texas defeated Ben Ali Mar Allah and others including Killa Shikuma and Bobby Pearce in Hollywood. Shikat and Don George drew in New York while La Chappelle of France won by decision in two Coliseum bouts.
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United Press
Hollywood
Mr. X
Texas
Ben Ali Mar al-« Lah
al Karasick
Chicago
Killa Shikuma
Japan
Stacy Hall
Ohio
Bobby Pearce
Oklahoma City
Dude Chick
Polo Creek
Woo
Francisco Agoyo
Mexico
Tuffy Cleet
Barney Cosneck
St. Louis
New York
Test Regiment Armory
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Ed Don George
Buffalo
Sam Cordovano
Abie Coleman
Los Angeles
Yvon Robert
Montreal
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Harry Fields
Sandor Vary
Hungary
Jim Coffield
Kansas City
Mike Mazurki
Floyd Marshall
Phoenix
Ariz
New York—Coliseum
Maurice la Chappelle
France
Wendell O'Dell
England
Bohn Murphy
Ireland
Salvatore Balbo
Italy
Tony Siano
Victor Weber
Germany
Mike Lucas
Greece
Henry la Sartes
Reds Open Palm Beach Training Camp in Puerto Rico
Fourteen Cincinnati Reds players began workouts under manager Chuck Dressen and coaches George Kelly and Tom Sheehan in San Juan Puerto Rico. The club plans its first exhibition game on February 22, marking the first major league team to train there.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
U.P
Cincinnati Reds
Chuck Dreasen
George Kelly
Tom Sheehan
Reds
Griffin Announces Brown as Replacement Opponent
Dallas promoter Dick Griffin said Houston heavyweight George Brown, 22, would replace Buffalo’s Joe Doctor as opponent for the scheduled bout. Brown steps in as the substitute in the forthcoming matchup announced in Dallas.
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Beaupre Dallas
Dick Griffin
Dallas
George Brown
Houston
Joe Doctor
Buffalo
N. Y
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George Bonney
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Marlin Sharp
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Gilbert Howard
McDonald Auto Supply Company
Frank Henry
Robbie Ross
Charles Chesnut
Gene Turner
Clifton Evans
Dykeman
Dorothy Hail Pitman
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Carl Clifft
Mr. Pitman
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LeRoy
Pete Wheeler
Maverick Club Boys Quartet
Borden Ice Cream Company
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Exodus
Alan Gould
Charley Dressen
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Paramount Theater
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Coca Cola Company
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W. J Wisdom
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Bo McMillin
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Babe) Risko
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Roy Thomas
St. Nicholas Arena
Cleto Locatelli
Jimmy Brady
Jersey City
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