Arlington Downs Spring Racing Meet Set for March 28
The Arlington Downs spring meeting runs March 28 through April 20 in Fort Worth. The Texas Derby, the feature race, will be 1 1/8 miles on the final day of the two day meet with a purse likely of 15 000 or 25 000. Top three year olds that ran in the fall meeting for 10 000 purse are noted and weekly stakes purses are expected to rise with several 5 000 handicaps planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Arlington Downs
Trav Daniel
Texas Jockey Club
Daniel
Carl Hubbell Signs With Giants for 1935 Season
New York reports Carl Hubbell of the Giants has signed a 1935 contract, following Dizzy Dean’s deal with the Cardinals. The Oklahoma screwball star reportedly earns $22,000, with Hubbell said to take $18,000, mirroring last year’s salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Oklahoma
Dean
Cardinals
Hubbell
Miami Open attracts record field of golfers
A 72 hole Miami Open in Miami Florida opens with a record 171 golfers, surpassing 1931’s 170. Johnny Farrell wired he will attend from St Augustine, and Bobby Cruickshank posted a 69. The event is a long standing $2,500 prize money tournament drawing top national players. Navin sees Yankees as the team to beat for the American League pennant next season. He says New York’s balanced lineup and young players could win, with Detroit, New York, Cleveland and Boston as top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Johnny Farrell
St. Augustine
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Nassau
Detroit
New York
Frank J. Navin
Detroit Tigers
Motor City
Yankees
Navin
Tiger
Lynwood Rowe
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Right Down Your Alley Bowling Tips by Jimmy Donatué
NEA Service Sports Writer Jimmy Donatué explains key bowling fundamentals focusing on pocket hits. Emphasizes aiming for the 1 3 pocket or head pin interactions and follow through toward the pocket for smoother delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Donatue
NEA Service
Brooklyn
Golfers Into Action In Riverside Tourny
Riverside California January 4 half the field of over 100 amateur pro golf teams joined the second Riverside tournament with $2000 on the line. Leading contenders include Walter Hagen with Lyn Lary and Wilfy Cox with Richard Arlen in the best ball event as Ryder Cup players return from Australia to tee off tomorrow. Paul Runyan Leo Diegel Craig Wood Denny Shute Harry Cooper and Ky Laffoon are among the returning Ryder Cup players expected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Calif
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Lyn Lary
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Richard Arlen
Australia
Paul Runyan
National P. G. A
Leo Diege
Craig Wood
Denny Shute
Harry Cooper
Ky Laffoon
Fight Results From Dallas Upset List
United Press report lists boxing results from Dallas with multiple quick finishes. Wilson Dunn from Denison and Louis Beard of Houston score knockouts, while Jimmy Lacoume stops Alex Jimenez. Latona beats Ortega and Epps defeats Reed in a series of early rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
Wilson Dunn
Denison
Tuffy Dial
Los Angeles
Louis Beard
Houston
Carl Schaeffer
St. Louis
Jimmy Lacoume
New Orleans
Alex Jiminez
el Paso
Phil Latona
Bobby Ortega
Ernie Epps
Bobby Reed
Fort W Worth
Warriors Beat Greyhounds 3 1 Ingram Scores All OKC
Oklahoma City Warriors defeated Kansas City Greyhounds 3 to 1 led by Frankie Ingram who scored all his team's goals. Ingram tallied in the first two periods and added an unassisted in the final period to seal the win.
College Basketball Scores Include Busy Night
North Texas Teachers 17, Southern Methodist 39, Tulsa Oilers 28, Denver A C 22. The brief recap lists multiple college basketball outcomes with SMU leading, while North Texas Teachers and Denver A C posted lower scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Texas Teachers
Southern Methodist
Tulsa Oilers
Denver A. C
Boxing Tales From Madison Square Garden Nightclubs
Henry McLemore recounts a Scranton New Year upset and the era’s old fights. Club members recall Teddy Yarosz, Babe Riko, Kid McCoy, Jack McCormick, Peter Maher, O Donnell, Rene De Vos, Angel Chevelle and others in brutal, comic anecdotes from ring history and barroom chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Scranton
Babe Riko
Teddy Yarosz
Broadway
Eighth Avenue
Madison Square Garden
Yarosz
Kid McCoy
Chicago
Jack McCormick
McCormick
Peter Maher
Peter
Lenox
O'Donnell
Rene de Vos
Belgium
Angel Chevelle
Rene
Tory Biddle
Harlem
Angel
Mr. Biddle
United Pre
Cobbins Golf Match Gossip
Baseball great Ty Cobb joined two fellow Georgians and a South Carolinian for a sunny Los Angeles Country Club round. He joked about Southern versus Western teams and praised Dixie Howell, named Foster as his best hit and run man, and listed Mogridge and Weiland as the pitchers who gave him the most trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Bell
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Georgia Peach
Los Angeles Country Club
Far West
Dixie Howell
Foster
Washington
George Mogridge
Carl Weiland
Baer to Face Hunt in Detroit Exhibition Not Louis
Max Baer the world heavyweight champion will meet Babe Hunt in a four round exhibition at Detroit Olympia tonight. Joe Louis fights Patsy Perroni in a ten round bout as promoters expect a 15,000 crowd and net receipts around 22 thousand dollars if the show sells out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.P
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Detroit Olympia
Baer
Louis
Babe Hunt
Oklahoma
Patsy Perroni
Cleveland
Nate Lewis
Jim Mullen
Chicago
Fred Perry Denies Professional Tennis Offer
British tennis star Fred Perry told the Evening Standard from Melbourne that he has not agreed to sign a pro contract and plans to return to England as an amateur in April. He said he has had no communication from promoter Bill O'Brien and denies offers to wife Mrs. Eillen Bennett Whittingstall also denied any professional offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fred Perry
Evening Standard
Melbourne
Australia
England
O’brien
Bill O’brien
Hollywood
Eillen Bennett Whitting- Stall
O'Brien
Mustangs Cage North Texas State Teachers in Dallas
SMU Mustangs defeated North Texas State Teachers 39 to 17 in Dallas to complete a three game pre conference sweep. They open Southwest Conference play with a home game against the Texas Longhorns Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustangs
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
North Texas State Teachers’ of Denton
University of Texas Longhorns
Oilers Defeat Bears Overton For Second Win
The Oilers beat Baylor University 36 to 22 marking their second consecutive victory over the Bears. Baylor travels to Nacogdoches to begin a series with Stephen F. Austin Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton
Humble Oilers
Baylor University
Bears
Baylor
Nacogdoches
Stephen F. Austin Teachers College
Ladies Gloves Spark Divorce Suit in Cincinnati
Mrs Elsie Bobe says Otto Bobe pressed her, then found a pair of women’s gloves in his pocket. She hid them, he demanded them, then beat her and left with their children. she seeks divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinci
Nati
Elsie Bobe
Otto Bobe
Bobe
Convict Labor Pay Rate Under Review in Canada
Ottawa reports the Dominion Government is studying paying convicts in penal institutions for their labor at about five cents a day. The proposal, if enacted, would set a fixed wage for inmate work across penal facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Owl
Maverick Club Plans 1935 Activities and Elections in Durham
Durham notes announce a 1935 start with a Bible story series at 3 PM Sunday. Members invited. C T Davis works in wood craft. overdue library books urged return. last athletic show at CCC camp. senior basketball seeks games with Buffaloes Sandies Badgers. Maverick Club joins Boys Clubs of America. 1935 cards issued. January 25 last day to file candidacy for president vice president secretary treasurer. election day upcoming. Also a Duke University sun altitude indicator being manufactured for navigation and a Pueblo Colorado train sinking in 1878 with no recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
U.P
Ben F. Lemert
Duke University
UNC chemist awarded Rockefeller grant for cymene research
Dr A S Wheeler acting head of the University of North Carolina chemistry department has received Rockefeller Foundation funds to advance cymene studies in Chapel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill, N. C
U.P
A. S. Wheeler
University of North Carolina
Rockefeller Foundation
Helen Jacobs Denies Turning Pro This Summer
American tennis champion Helen Jacobs denied reports she would turn professional this coming summer and rejected offers said to come from promoter Bill O'Brien. She said she was not ready to consider turning pro and criticized O'Brien's claimed figures as ridiculous while she continues her European and North African tour preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
London
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Bill O'Brien
O’brien
New York
California
Buggy Whip Sells in Southwest City First in Ten Years
In Southwest City Missouri a buggy whip was sold for the first time in ten years. Clerk H. C. Hammack said the buyer was likely a farmer with a couple of mean boys rather than a buyer with a team of horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest City
H. C. Hammack
Circleville Dentist Edward Lilly One of Nation's Oldest Practitioners
Dr Edward J Lilly a Circleville dentist for 56 years is regarded as among the oldest in continuous practice in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville, O
U.P
Edward J. Lilly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arlington
Great West Mill Club
Collier
Brewer
Brooks
Gosnell
Arnholz Coffee Club
Ayers
Reedy
Dummy
Gittrich
Starkey
Rock Island
Roseland Ball Room
Arnholz Coffee
Great West Mill
Giants
Charley Grimm
CUBS
the Grimm Reaper
Henry McLemore
Cobbin
Oilers
Boston Red SX
Stanley
Frenchy
Sacramento
Wheeloy
WIS
Maverick Club
Job
Cc. T. Davis
C. T
Club
Harold Wall
Ed Voight
Mr. Voight
CCC
Hager
Boys’ Clubs of America
Pueblo, Colo
Amarillo Printing CO
East
America
Blackburn Bros
Panhandle