Chicago Fans Name Mineralites In All Star Bowling Pick
Chicago bowling fans nominate Chuck Collier and the Mineralites for all star status. The Randolph league team dominated early season play with 28 wins in 30, a 1032 team average, and strong showings in Kansas City events. Veterans Jake Fliger Harry Steers Frank Kartheiser lead a balanced squad with Billy Rusch and Bud Wright adding youth.
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Chicago
Chuck Collier
Wagner
Harry Steers
Midwest
Kansas City
Jake Fliger
Frank Kartheiser
Billy Rusch
Bud Wright
Collier
Amarillo College Badgers to meet NMMS Cadets on Armistice Day
The Amarillo College Badgers host the New Military Institute Cadets at Butler Field on Armistice Day. The event includes a corps parade, military band, banquet, and dance as NMMS students travel from Roswell for the annual clash.
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Amarillo College Badgers
New Military Institute
Butler Field
New Mexico
Roswell
Frank Kimbrough
Badgers
College Sons on Mat Cards at National Guard Armory
Tonight's wrestling card at the National Guard Armory features Otis Clingman vs Dorry Denton in the main event with two falls to three, plus Jack Van Bebber vs Dick Kanthe in the semi final and Lobo Brown vs Charlie Heard in the prelim. Denton is a former Utah football star and son of a veteran grappler. Van Bebber is a former National Collegiate and Olympic amateur champion. First match at 8 o'clock. tickets at City Drug Store 517 Polk Street. women and children admitted for 10 cents.
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Otis Clingman
Dorry Denton
Jack van Bebber
Dick Kanthe
Lobo Brown
Charlie Heard
National Guard Armory
Utah
Wayland College club impresses with varied plays in Wichita Falls
The Wayland College club coached by Kimbrough impressed in Wichita Falls playing the junior college Indians. The team ran full-period, never repeating a call, using unusual formations and sharp execution. A respected natural hitter from training camp era faded by an old football injury, with a weak throwing arm, prevented further play.
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Wayland College
Kimbrough
Wichita Falls
Wayland
Walker named Cubs president as Chicago eyes World Series return
William Murphy Walker, former Federal League executive, is elected president of the Chicago Cubs succeeding William L. Veeck. He vows the team will chase a World Series title in 1934 and backs stronger radio promotion and signage at Wrigley Field.
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Chicago
William Murphy Walker
Walker
Chicago Cubs
William L. Veeck
Cubs
Cub
Jersey City
Chicago Feds
Federal League
Wrigley Field
William Wrigley, Jr
Veeck
White Sox
Philip K. Wrigley
Red Faber Last of the Great Spitball Pioneers
Baseball tribute outlines Red Faber as the final survivor of the famed spitball era. It traces origin stories from George Hildebrand to Elmer Stricklett, names early practitioners like Chesbro and Walsh, notes 1920 ban intent, lists official spitball pitchers by league, and chronicles Faber’s long Sox career ending with a solid 1933 city series showing.
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Red Faber
Jimmy Donahue
NEA Service
Jack Chesbro
Big Ed Walsh
Eddie Cicotte
Jack Quinn
Urban Shocker
Allan Sotheron
Bill Doak
Clarence Mitchell
Burleigh Grimes
Dutch Leonard
Noble
Red
George Hildebrand
George
Corridon
Elmer Stricklett
Elmer
Sacramento
Hildebrand
Stricklett
Yanks
White Sox
Chesbro
Russell Boston
Faber and Cicotte
Chicago
Cleveleskie
Caldwell
Cleveland
Quinn
New York
Shocker
Sotheron
St. Louis
Ayers
Leonard
Detroit
Marvin Goodwin
Phil
Pheasant season opens with light California harvest
In the first open season on pheasants for several years, only about 20,000 of an estimated 1,000,000 birds were killed in California, the game commission estimates.
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California
Game Commission
Horned Frogs Leave For Parkers Court
Fort Worth January 11 The Texas Christian University basketball squad left for Fayetteville Arkansas to face the University of Arkansas in a crucial two game series that could decide the Southwest Conference race Eight players traveled armed with hard drilled plays Though TCU dominated Texas in their 1933 clash the Frogs held back new plays from Arkansas Friday and Saturday night games loom as a possible edge in the title chase
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Fort Worth
U.P
Texas Christian University
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Parkers
Texas Christian
Texas University
Frogs
Texas
Francis Schmidt
Arkansas adds Missouri School of Mines game for next season
The University of Arkansas announced the Missouri School of Mines of Rolla will visit Fayetteville to play a football game on October 27 next season. Coach Fred C. Thomson confirmed the schedule addition.
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Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas Today
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
Fred C. Thomson
Polo set for further rise in status and West East clash
The U S Polo Association prepares for its annual meeting amid talks of continued growth in national and international polo The West’s overwhelming performance against the East last midsummer reinforced polo strength in the region and highlighted the rebirth of the American pony along with favorable breeding and training progress ahead of potential tariff barriers.
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F.S. O'Reilly
U. S. Polo Association
New York
Chicago
Association
Tommy Hitchcock
Cecil Smith
Elmer Boeske
West
Florida Net Star Hamm Reaches Miami Quarter Final
In Miami Florida on January 11 Hudson Hamm of Pt Lauderdale advanced to the Miami Biltmore championship quarter finals by defeating Marcel Rainville of Montreal in three sets 5 7 6 1 8 6. Lott of Chicago defends his title and awaits Hamm.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
U.P
Hudson Hamm
Pt. Lauderdale
George M. Lott
Chicago
Lott
Hamm
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
San Francisco hosts national match play open golf tournament
The fourth annual San Francisco national match play open tees off at Lake Merced with 200 entrants including former champions Leo Diegel Wilfy Cox and Craig Wood. The 64 low scorers advance to match play with a $4000 purse and a $1500 winner’s share.
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California
Lake Mercer
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Ky Laffoon
Miami
Okla
Joe Kirkwood
Chicago
Dutra Brothers
Olin
Santa Monica
Mortie
Royal Oak
Mich
Paul Runyan
Westchester
N. Y
Yale football coaching menagerie draws laughs in rumor list
A spoof list names Tad Jones and assorted notables as Yale coaching candidates while lampooning the search process. The piece jokes about figures from politics to entertainment, noting quirks about each and imagining Marx Brothers and Trotsky in Yale roles as critics scoff at overextended speculation.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
Jim Farley
Yale
Tad Jones
Sailing Baruch
Warden Lawes
Ossie Salem
Edouard Herriot
Slim Summerville
Leon Trotsky
Mabel Willebrandt
Lincoln
Nebraska
Dressing Spends Second Restful Night in Houston
Charley Dressen manager of the Nashville volunteers remained improved as doctors reported a second blood transfusion helped his typhoid fever recovery. He spent a second restful night in Houston where his condition was described as increasingly better after the weekend treatment.
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Houston
Charley Dressen
Nashville, Tenn
Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
Rice defeats Texas A and M 31 28 while Oklahoma tops Oklahoma Aggies 58 33 Colgate edges Cornell 39 32 Dartmouth beats Providence 37 25 Duke defeats Army 27 25 LSU wins 48 23 Harvard upsets Yale 21 41 Georgia Tech and Auburn post wins 28 26 Georgia 20Mississippi State 23 Millsaps 32 Louisiana Normal 51 Oregon none
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Texas A. & M
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Aggies
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Missouri School of Mines
Colgate
Cornell
Dartmouth
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Army
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Georgia
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Louisiana State
Miss. State
Louisiana Normal
Millsaps
Yale
Harvard
Tilden Triumphs Over Vines in Three Sets at MSG Crowd
Big Bill Tilden defeated Ellsworth Vines 8-6 6-3 6-2 in the professional debut of the 22-year-old Californian before more than 16,000 spectators at Madison Square Garden. The match drew a record crowd and $29,760 gate as the world indoor champion begins a 60,000 mile world tour. Vines showed promise despite the loss amid his first indoor match and crowd.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Bill” Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Philadelphia
Vines
Madison Square Garden
America
Tilden
Pasadena
Wrestling results from United Press across multiple sites
In New York St Nicks Jack Sherry defeated Ivan Vakturoff and Carlos Enriquez defeated Martin Zikoff while Herb Freemen drew Cowboy Hughes. Ridgewood Club saw Hans Kampfer defeat George Hagen and Joe Bonomo defeat Andy Meixner. Newark and Des Moines matches noted. In St Louis Gus Sonnenberg defeated Ray Steele.
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United Press
New York
St. Nicks
Jack Sherry
Ohio
Ivan Vakturoff
Russia
Carlos Enriquez
Cuba
Martin Zikoff
Herb Freemen
Drew
Cowboy Hughes
Texas
Ridgewood
Hans Kampfer
Germany
George Hagen
Brooklyn
Joe Bonomo
California
Andy Meixner
Newark
N. J
Joe Savoldi
Michigan
George Manish
New Jersey
Tony
Mason City
Abe Kashey
Warren
Jack Hader
Kansas City
Des Moines
Raph Monat
Greeley
Colo
George Beverly
Hollywood
Calif
George Hanson
Chicago
Bulldog Johnson
Austin
Tex
ST. Louis
Gus Sonnenberg
Ray Steele
BITS ABOUT G BOMIN NEA Bowling Spare Strategy
The NEA service column advises bowlers that the first aim is spare conversion and clearing on the second ball. Regular practice builds confidence, with emphasis on hitting the No 7 or No 10 pins after nine on the first ball and using a hook or straight shot to maximize pin fall.
Rice Owls Edge Aggies In Season Opener
Rice Institute beat Texas A and M 31 to 28 in Houston in the first Southwest Conference basketball game of the season. Floyd Kelly scored 15 points and controlled the boards while Aggies guards Winkins and Carmichael led the visitor attack as the game swung to a late rally.
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Houston
U.P
Rice Institute
Texas A. & M. College
Floyd Kelly
Gainesville Center
Owls
Aggies
John Reid
Kelly
Winkins
Carmichael
Aggie
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al Parker
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Ray Schalk
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Say Blatz
Bert's Tavern
Anderson Oterens
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Lost Pet
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Cal Farley
M System
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Amarillo Laundry
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Horned Frogs
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MEET
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the Armory
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