Sandies land four on A P all state team
The 1934 Texas Interscholastic League all state team is announced by the Associated Press. Amarillo Golden Sandies provide four players led by wing John Peterson and Ed Mitchell of Thomas Jefferson. Others from Masonic Home Corsicana and more are named at key positions.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Ed Mitchell
Thomas Jefferson
Peterson
Corpus Christi
South Texas
Lawrence
Robert Cook
Allie White
Masonic Home
Cook
White
Husky
Stout
Masonic
John L. Sullivan
Amarillo
Ki Aldrich
Temple
Sullivan
Aldrich
Blair Cherry
ClIr Mathews
Paul Harshaw
Corsicana
Mathews
Harshaw
Hinnant
Underwood
Bert Marshall
Greenville
Marshall
Charlie Haas
Haas
John Harlow
Harlow
Aaron Anderson
Ander
John Peterson
Cliff Mathews
John Sullivan
Aliie White
Ranger
Cracker Ignites Fireworks in Houston New Year Scene
A youth tossed a firecracker into a tent triggering a 20 minute display of pinwheels skyrockets sizzlers and torpedoes. Flames rose high blocking traffic as crowds gathered and fire trucks struggled to reach the blaze. G Hall estimated the loss at 20 dollars.
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Houston
G. Hall
Hall
Sugar Bowl Brims as Temple Faces Tulane in New Orleans
Tens of thousands flock to the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans for the Temple Owls versus Tulane Green Wave classic. Weather may tilt the outcome. Tulane carries an unbeaten SEC record and hosts a clash of top backs Testa Smukler versus Simons Mintz as both squads ready for peak form.
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New Orleans
Temple University “Owls
Philadelphia
Tulane
Greenies
Amarillo
Glen
Pop
Testa
Smukler
Temple
Simons
Mintz
Monk
Dave Smukler
Warner
G. Cech
Holdenberk
Pas
Throp
Columbia
Powell
Wisconsin
Named on all state eleven for 1934 champions
Four Golden Sandstorm players from the 1934 state high school champions were named to the Associated Press all state first team. The writers note that two or three Sandie stars missed out due to earlier voting before the state final.
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Texas
Associated Press
Gridiron Great Clash Opens East West Classic in Frisco
In Frisco Texas on January 1 1935 Americas gridiron stars gathered for the 10th East West benefit game for Crippled Children’s Hospital. West leads and East lines faced off amid 35000 expected spectators with notable players including Purvis sidelined and Bill Shepherd stepping in. kickoff at 2 P M Amarillo time.
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Frisco
America
Collegians
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Duane Purvis
Purdue University
Purvis
Bill Shepherd
Western Maryland
Orin
Babe” Hollingberg
Percy Lacey
Amarillo
West Larson
Minnesota
LE. Messe
Oregon
Brooke
Colgate
Maddox
Kang
St. Hartwig
Pittsbed
Stacey
Okla Akerstrom
Siemering
Fran Barclay
N. C
Theodorator
Wath
Kengston
Minn
Barber
San Fran
Bogdanski
Fuqua
M. U. Munjas
Pittabeh
Warburton
Cal Lund
LH. Sobrero
Santa Cl
Shepherd
KH Clemens
Cal Weinatock
Pit
Nichelini
St. My
M. Perce
California
Albert Boles
Lloyd Yoder
Carnegie i Warennsins
Tech
W. M. Kelly
Sandwich Shop Marks Fifth Anniversary in Amarillo
The Black Lantern Sandwich Shop invites the public to celebrate its fifth anniversary this week on Canyon Highway edge of Amarillo. Proprietors Mr and Mrs Renfro bring 12 years of service experience as prices drop on sandwiches and variety increases for the celebration.
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Black Lantern
Amarillo
Canyon Highway
Renfro
Bowling Wednesday Nights Games
Terrys Tate faces Texas Alleys Five Bordens Creamery against E. B. Meyer in a midweek bowling card. Local standings and matchups highlighted as teams compete for weekly points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrys Tate
Texas Alleys
Five Bordens Creamery
E. B. Meyer
Allison Wins Sugar Bowl Meet Singles and Doubles
Wilmer Allison won the singles championship and Ernie Sutter and Ed Sutter captured the doubles title at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on January 1, reported by United Press.
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Allison
New Orleans
U.P
Wilmer Allison
Ernie Sutter
Ed Sutter
Alabama and Stanford Set for Rose Bowl Classic
On New Year’s Day at Pasadena the powerhouses Alabama and Stanford meet in the Tournament of Roses game before a record Rose Bowl crowd. Grayson Moscrip Reynolds lead a star-studded lineup as Alabama counters with Hutson Howell and Lee. both teams average about 195 pounds and feature top defenses and high scoring offenses.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Pasadena
U.P
Alabama
Stanford
South
Minnesota
Grayson
Moscrip
Bobby Grayson
Ernie Never
Tiny Thornhills
Jim Moscrip
Bob Reynolds
Horton Smith Wins California State Open in New Year
Horton Smith of Springfield Missouri surged from behind to capture the California State Open golf championship in Long Beach California. He shot 67 final round to finish 283 total one stroke ahead of Vic Ghezzi of Rumson New Jersey. Mangrum, White, and Nelson filled the top places with 285 and 287 respectively and shared prize money.
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Long Beach
Calif
U.P
Horton Smith
Springfield
Smith
Vic Ghezzi
Rumson
N. J
Ghezzi
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Orville White
St. Louis
Byron Nelson
Texarkana
Tex
Sugar Bowl Tennis Tourney Concludes With Slams
Allison defeated Berkley Bell of New York in the singles final 6-3 6-3 6-2 at the first Sugar Bowl Tournament held at New Orleans Country Club. The Sutter brothers won the doubles over J Gilbert Hall and Doc Barr 6-4 8-6 1-6 7-5.
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New Orleans
Allison
Berkley Bell
New York
Sutter Brothers
J. Gilbert Hall
Doc” Barr
Cheer Champs at Grid Fete
Amarillo honors 1934 Texas grid champions from Amarillo High School and Amarillo College with a banquet and dance at the Herring Hotel. Gene Howe acted as toastmaster as UT and A&M alumni urged players to stay in Texas for college football. Senator C. C. Small led UT exes and Grover Hill led A&M attendees.
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Amarillo
Amarillo High School
Badgers
Amarillo College
Herring Hotel
University of Texas
Texas A. & M
Gene Howe
Old Tack
Texas
Sen
C. C. Small
University of Texas Exes
Grover Hill
Rose Bowl Prelude Arose From Alabama Stanford Clash
A Rose Bowl preview outlines unfinished business between Alabama and Stanford, noting past ties and a 0 to 7 loss Stanford suffered to Columbia. It highlights Alabama’s Rose Bowl history of two wins and a tie, with probable starting lineups and officials listed for the anticipated game.
Boxing Projections for 1935 Championship Picks
James Joy Johnston predicts a new boxing champion in every division in 1935 except possibly one. He favors Carnera to dethrone Baer, and sees McLarnin as unlikely to hold the welterweight title. Olin, Yarosz, Ambers, Ross, Miller, and Escobar are noted as top contenders in their divisions.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
James Joy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Johnston
Baer
Jimmy McLarnin
Jimmy
McLarnin
Bob Olin
Olin
Corbett
Rosenbloom
John Henry Lewis
Teddy Yarosz
Bucknell and Miami Meet in Florida Game
Bucknell Bisons meet the Miami Hurricanes in the Orange Bowl in Florida. The 1:30 PM kickoff marks Miami’s new stadium debut with over 10 000 fans expected as both teams report injuries and Bucknell coach Mylin frets about heat.
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Bucknell
MIAMI
Florida
Fla
Thundering Herd
Bucknell’s Bisons
University of Miami Hurricanes
Amarillo
Edward E. “Hooks” Mylin
Pos
Delange le Sissman Bergkemp
Beary
Drayton le W. Dansky
McGaughey
Glogorki Green
Brian Holston
Rt Mastro
Filer
Wilson Sitarsky
Baker Reanichak
Panker
Raymalay
Rhi Smith
Fb Rose
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Sandies
A. P
Viasonic
Rose Bowl
Owens
Pampa
Thompson
Fort Worth Central
McElreath
Jacoby
Lucas
Waco
Hinton
Brennan
Anthony
San Antonio
Rheiner
Crowder
Port Arthur
FITZ
Green
Rogers
Hammell
San Antonio Tech
Hare
Stidger
Whitte
Lubbock
English
Samuels
Laredo
Williams
Austin
Walls
Carey
Sugar Bowl
Humphries
O’brien
Dallas
Woodrow Wilson
Rinando
Beaumont
Bufpkin
San Francisco
Sterling Waldron
Waldron
Nash
Clarksville
Adolph Paryzek
la Mesa
Cal
Commercial League
Rock Island
Conway
Clutter
Denman
Estore
Futral
Denman Ae
Spann
Omecoe
Arnhol
Offre Avers
Reedy
Langford
Gittrich Starkey
Pet
Roseland Ball Room
Great West Mill
Arnnolz Coffee
Bama
Claude
Tiny) Thornhill
Frank Thomas
Russell
Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Hi Office
Oliver Fakle
Cardinal
Alamada
Stanford Tiuemodts
Exceil
Reynolds Brodie
Adams Prtc
I. Rose
Brandin Morrow
Ssports
Parade
Carnera
Lasky
Schmeling
Joe Louis
Max
King Levinsky
Levinsky
Chicago
Butcher Boy
Lou Ambers
Barney Ross
Pound
Freddie Miller
Sexto Escobar
Michigan State
Drake
Duquesne
Notre Dame
Holy Cross
Buccaneers
Amarillo Gas Jas Company
Palo Duro
Jackson Street
Blackburn Bros
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