Youth Leads as Old Masters Trail at Los Angeles Open
The Los Angeles Open third round sees 23 year old Italian players top the leaderboard at Los Angeles Country Club. Vic Ghenzi of Deal New Jersey holds a 139 after two rounds, with Johnny Revolta at 140 and Willie Goggin at 141. The elder greats, including Gene Sarazen and Paul Runyan, battle to catch the young challengers in the final 36 holes.
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Los Angeles Country Club
Los Angeles
Jan
Vic Ghenzi
Deal
N. J
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Wis
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
al Krueger
Beloit
Paul Runyan
Gene Sarazen
Campbell Will Attempt Trial At Daytona Beach
Sir Malcolm Campbell eyes the Daytona Beach speed run for the world auto speed record. He says success hinges on beach surface conditions and a seven mile clear run before the measured mile. The Blue Bird aims higher than 272 mph, with plan to lengthen the speedway by removing pier pilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
L. Warren Baker
American Automobile Association
Campbell
GRID COACHES WHO WERE NOT STARS
A discussion on football conditioning shows coaches keeping players healthy to prevent injuries. Fritz Crisler at Princeton used knee bending exercises to strengthen the knee joint, boosting durability. Don Faurot of Missouri builds teams with players kept in peak condition, contributing to long winning streaks.
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Tos
Bach
Notre Jan
Fritz” Crisier
Princeton
Crisler
Princeton Tiger
Don Faurot
University of Missouri
Kirksville State Teachers College
Kirksville
Frank Carideo
Missouri Tigers
Faurot
Missouri
Turf Head Sees Turf Comeback in 1935
Col. Matt Winn, head of the American Turf Association, predicts a strong 1935 for Thoroughbred racing. He cites higher Derby added money, rising entries, big purses at Santa Anita and Miami's Tropical Park, and expanding California and New York racing as indicators of a revival.
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American Turf Association
Churchill Downs
Latonia Jockey Club
Washington Park Jockey Club
Lincoln Fields Jockey Club
Chicago
America
California
Santa Anita Park
New York
Miami
Tropical Park
Billiard Ace Weston Arrives in Amarillo For Week
Cowboy Weston national billiards star and touring troupe member arrives in Amarillo for a week of free two daily lessons at 2 30 PM and 7 PM at the Paramount Recreation Club. No strings attached as part of the Better Billiards campaign with expenses paid by the association. Exhibitions also planned. applications to join classes at Paramount are welcome.
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Cowboy Weston
National Billiard’s Association
Amarillo
Weston
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eakle
Association
The
Paramount
Carnera Knocks Out Spar-Mate in Seven Rounds
Primo Carnera defeated Cecil Harris, his sparring partner from Los Angeles, in seven rounds in San Paulo Brazil. Harris was knocked down in the first and fifth rounds and floored four times before the knockout in the seventh.
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San Paulo
Brazil
U.P
Cecil Harris
Los Angeles
Primo Carnera
United States
Harris
Buffs Open 1935 Cage Season Tonight in Burton Gymnasium
Canyon January 14 Realizing they cannot live on past reputation the Buffs face the Panhandle Aggies of Goodwell Oklahoma in the season opener at Burton Gym. The Buffs are untried while the Aggies aim to win on the Buffs home court, a feat not seen in years.
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Burton Gymnasium
Goodwell, Oklo
Buffs
Aggies
Sports Parade glimpse of boxing and other notes
United Press reports from New York on January events in boxing wrestling and other sports. Ed Don George and Jim Brown ing set for a Madison Square Garden clash with Londos in line to claim or retain a title, while other notes mention Bud Lewis Tom Davies George Martin Lott Johnny Mack Brown and Bob Olin with various career moves and racing figures including Wild Bill Cummings and Lou Gehrig.
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Everett Marshall
Ed Don George
Jim Browning
Madison Square Garden
Londos
Marshall
Buddy Lewis
Dizzy Dean
Boston Braves
Memphis
Tommy Davies
Rochester U
Pittsburgh
Church Klein
Indianapolis
George Martin Lott
Johnny Mack Brown
Bama
Stanford
Nick Tremark
Brooklyn
Canaries
Bob Olin
John Henry Lewis
Coast Negro
Harold Scadron
Olin
Lewis
Iron Men
Lewiston
Hockey Cyclones
Sig Haugdah
Jack Robinson
Notre Dame Center
Emer Layden
Wild Bill Cummings
Lou Gehrig
Ind
Binh
Eacan
Age of Giants May Be Factor in 1935 Title Chase
New York Giants manager Bill Terry defends aging infield as crucial to chances in 1935. With Bartell 27 and others mid thirties, Terry believes veterans can still compete with St Louis and Chicago, planning no early off season replacements for Jackson or Critz.
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Bill Terry
Polo Grounds
Terry
Dick Bartrell
Phillies
Hughey Cruz
Travis Jackson
Cubs
Jackson
Critz
Landon Begins Second Reign In Kansas
Gov Alf Landon sworn in for a second two year term in Topeka as Chief Justice Johnston administered the oath. He predicted reforms would avoid Socialism Communism or Fascism and lead to a modified system of individual rights and property ownership expanding opportunity and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Landon
William A. Johnston
Civil Appeals Proceedings In Seventh District Court
Proceedings held in the Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District at Amarillo with multiple cases on the docket. Motions submitted and overruled or affirmed on certificates. some cases set for submission. several dismissals and reversals rendered. Includes notes on a long running courtesy and a travel update on a local conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals For the Seventh District
Amarillo
Texas and Arkansas Tied for Cage Lead
Texas and Arkansas shared the Southwest Conference basketball lead after Rice Institute faltered. Texas beat Southron Methodist 38 to 36 and Baylor 44 to 23, while Arkansas edged Rice 31 to 30 and then defeated Rice 37 to 19 to stay in front. Jack Gray led scorers with 30 points.
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Roy J. Forrest
United Press
Houston
Texas
Arkansas
Rice Institute
Southron Methodist University
Texas Christian University
Baylor University
Rice
Texans
Jack Gray
State University
Taft Moody
Baylor
Bears
SMU
Waco
Texsa
Fort Worth
M. U
Dallas
Right Down on Your Alley
Bowling advice from the American Bowling Congress Bulletin discusses ball release positions. Mentioned are releasing from behind and to the right versus from the top to produce more roll and working English when hitting the pins.
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Jimmy Donahue
NEA Service
American Bowling Congress Bulletin
Press Charge For Death Of Hubbard Youth
Waco Texas district attorney Willard McLaughlin says Roy Curry Hubbard youth will face kidnapping and robbery charges to pursue the death penalty after a life term was given in the highway slaying of James Malcolm Stewart of Katy Texas. Co defendant Joe Bailey Avirett has appealed his death sentence and Curry’s lawyers will not appeal the life term.
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Waco
Tex
Roy Curry
Hubbard
Willard McLaughlin
James Malcom Stewart
Katy
Texas
McLaughlin
Curry
Joe Bailey Avirett
Stewart
Question Negro in Slaying of Couple
Sheriff John Roberts announced that James H. Coyner, a Black man, was arrested in Cleveland, Mississippi, and charged with murdering Mr. and Mrs. Aurelius B. Turner. He was brought to Jackson for safekeeping and held in the Hinds County jail on the top floor of the five story courthouse, accessible only by locked elevator amid mob threats.
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Jackson
Miss
John Roberts
James H. Coyner
Cleveland
Aurelius B. Turner
Hinds County
FERA Survey Finds High Joblessness in South Cities
A six city FERA survey shows 89 percent of relief households have at least one employable person seeking work. Data from Baltimore Washington New Orleans Houston Atlanta and Birmingham collected in May 1934 under Harry L Hopkins supports current relief rolls. Forty five percent or more of relief heads are 45 or older.
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Washington
FERA
Baltimore
Eleven Locomotives Buried in Snow in Balkans
Belgrade January 14 reports eleven locomotives searching for a snow bound train on the Sarajevo Mostar line became snow bound themselves. Authorities fear passengers of the lost train may have perished in the cold or by wolves. Snow storms cause widespread Balkan damage.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Sarjevo-Mostar
Balkans
Waldorf Starts Now at Northwestern and Aftermath
Northwestern plans to begin spring practice under new coach Lynn Waldorf arriving Jan 17. The Northwestern faculty athletic committee praised his coaching record and personality while Waldorf described his system as a mix of approaches. Kansas State prepares to seek a new coach to replace Waldorf who left for Northwestern.
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Missouri
Northwestern
Evanston
Ill
Lynn Waldorf
O. F. Long
Northwestern Faculty
Waldorf
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Big Ten
Richard
Dick) Hanley
Wood and Partner Win Doubles Title in Miami Finals
The New York team of Sidney B. Wood Jr. and Dr. Eugene McAuliff defeated Gilbert Hall of South Orange and Berkeley Bell of New York to win the Miami Biltmore doubles championship in four sets 6-3 6-4 3-6 6-3.
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Miami
Fifa
New York
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Eugene McAuliff
Miami Biltmore
Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Berkeley Bell
Chicago Cardinals Beat Bears In 13 9 Showdown
In Los Angeles on January 14 Homer Griffith sprinted 80 yards for a touchdown and Paul Pardenner added two dropkicks as the Chicago Cardinals upset the Chicago Bears 13 to 9 before about 15 000 fans. Also noted a wooden sundial designed by B A Bello of the University of Wichita being adopted by CCC camps in the central states.
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Los Angeles
Homer Griffith
Paul Pardenner
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
B. A. Bello
The
University of Wichita
CCC
Central States
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Zuppee
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kiersuiue Teachers State Col
Associated Press
National Sports
By Col
Matt Winn
Carnera
By Stuart Cameron
New York Giants
Kansas
U. S
J. R. Winyard
Commercial Credit Company
Ludwig Irlbeck
Panhandle Compress & Warehouse Co
D R. Badgett
Ida M. Block
G. W. Burch
Houston Ice & Brewing Co
Rollo B. Fields
A. N. Corneil
Swisher County
Swisher
Ora B. Freece
Elsie Pearl Truskett
Deaf Smith
Firemens Insurance Company
C. B. Akers
Gray
Charles S. Inman
Texas Land & Mortgage Co
Lubbock
Carolina Insurance Company
J. C. Christopher
Lynn
Murray Company
J. D. Gilbert
Hockley
Employers Liability Assurance Corp
Maude Mills
Dallam
Joe H. Rowe
A. A. Kuehn
Bailey
Wheeler
Et al
Southwestern
Lloyds
Francis Pearse
London
Henry McLemore
Texas and
Texas A. & M
Col
Austin
Razorbacks
Ricemen
Port Worth
Owls
Max Tohline
Southwest
Arkansas-Texas
South
Russell
Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Wood
Partner
Blackburn Bros
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