Insurance Men Lead City Pinloop Standings
Spain Reagan Insurance defeated Hamilton Tire 2504 2548 while Hurst Jewelry beat Panhandle Motors 2620 2410 and Arnholtz Coffee edged Cal Farley Flying Dutchmen 2881 2676. Spann Reagan topped the league, leading the standings after last night’s scores.
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Hurst Jewelry
Panhandle Motors
Arnholtz Coffee Gang
Cal Farley Flying Dutchmen
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Cal Farley
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Mistletoe Leads Putt Meet By Narrow Margin
In the Indoor Golf Tournament at Pla-Mar Golf Course the Mistletoe Creamery Putters hold a slim lead over Moore and McClaren by 5-24 of a stroke as the third round ends. Dr. W A McClaren posted the lowest score with 48 while Mrs G B Pierce led among the ladies with 49. The field includes eight teams with standings tight and the next round set for Friday at 8 PM.
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McClaren
Pla-Mar
Moore and McClaren
W. A. McClaren
G. B. Pierce
Conceenee
Santa Fe Barbers
Santa Fe Grill
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Franklin Amarillo
Echescderase
Autry Released to Atlanta Club from White Sox
Chicago Jan 15 Martin Chick Autry a White Sox catcher since 1929 has been released outright to the Atlanta Club of the Southern Association. Autry came to the White Sox in a trade that sent outfielder Bib Falk to Cleveland. The release leaves Chicago with four catchers Bennett Tate Moe Berg Walter Butch Henline and Frank Grube.
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Martin
Chick” Autry
White Sox
Atlanta
Southern Association
Autry
Bib
Falk
Cleveland Indians
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Bennett Tate
Moe Berg
Walter
Butch” Henline
Frank Grube
Breckenridge Kidnapers Sought After Texas Abduction
John R. Thomas, a Breckenridge Texas carpenter, reported being abducted by a dapper man and a woman in Breckenridge. The duo forced him to drive to Oklahoma City where he was released last night, authorities said.
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Breckenridge
United Press
Oklahoma City
John R. Thomas
Texas
Carpenter
Thomas
Dempsey Considers Sharkey Challenge for Charity Bout
Jack Dempsey said he would consider Jack Sharkey’s charity bout challenge if repeated in good faith noting a six week limit shows insincerity. He cited Sharkey’s praise of Navy service and defended his own wartime exemption while stating he would answer only if the challenger repeats the request.
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United Press
Baltimore
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Dempsey
Sharkey
McCracken Sets Big Ten Scoring Record With Indiana
Branch McCracken, Indiana center and captain, established an all time Big Ten scoring mark during the 1930 season. The 6 foot 3 star led Indiana’s offense, converting passes into shots and drawing follow up baskets from the foul circle. His leadership and speed gave him a decisive advantage over guards.
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Branch McCracken
Indiana
McCracken
Mustang Cagers Triumph Over Trinity University 49 to 27
Johnson and Graber led the Mustang victory with 15 points each as they defeated Trinity University 49 to 27 in Dallas. Sophomore starters Wright Riley Mills supported the win under coach Jimmie St. Clair with steady shooting and strong defense. Captain Hill topped Trinity with a mid court score, but the homestanding Mustangs pulled away in non conference play.
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Dallas
Johnson
Graber
Mustang Cagers
Trinity University
Jimmie St. Clair
B. Johnson
Wright
Riley
Mills
Methodists
Hill
Trinity
Lowery
Steer Cagers Set On Tour Across Central Texas
University of Texas basketball team of 12 leaves tonight for conference road games in Central Texas. They face Texas Christian University in Fort Worth Friday and Southern Methodist University in Dallas Saturday while aiming to stabilize the Southwest Conference race.
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Austin
University of Texas
Texas
Longhorn Basketeers
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Longhorns
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Gregory Gynasium
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Golden Leads Held in Rich Golf Tourney
Contendera on the Agua Caliente course trailed the calm Johnny Golden in the second round of the $25,000 Agua Caliente Open. Mortie Dutra and Ed Dudley followed close as a large field of top pros chased a share of the title amid rain and improving scoring.
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Paul Zimmerman
Mortie Dutra
Long Beach
Ed Dudley
Dudley
Texas Longhorns Await Fort Worth Showdown with Mustangs
The article previews two key conference matchups, noting a bitter Fort Worth battle with TCU and a sensational clash with Southern Methodist. It recalls Mustang upsets over Texas in Dallas and states the Longhorns seek to even the score as the season’s calendar turns.
Agua Caliente Open leads list after first round
The Agua Caliente Open Golf tournament leaders surface from the first round with scores in the low seventies. Johnny Golden and Mortie Dutra tied for low 70s, followed by Horton Smith and Leo Diego among others from New York to Chicago.
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Leo Diegel
Gene Sarazen
New York
Horton Smith
United Press
AGUA
Chicago
W. A. Cox
Brooklyn
al Watrous
Detroit
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
al Espinosa
Battalino Shea Title Bout Planned Without Title Involved
The ten round battalion match between Rat Battalino and Eddie Shea is set for Chicago Stadium on January 28 with Shea boxing under featherweight limit. An added attraction features Jack Kid Berg vs Goldie Hess for Berg’s junior welterweight title.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rat Battalino
Eddie Shea
Chicao Stadium
Shea
Jack Kid Berg
London
Goldie Hess
Los Angeles
Berg
Laundry heads head for Albuquerque on national tour
Frank L. Huebsch of San Francisco president of the Laundry Owners Association of the United States and Canada and George B. Stephenson of Joliet director of merchandising for the national group left last night for Albuquerque to tour the country on behalf of laundry owners. They arrived Wednesday and were hosted by Bob Ames of Amarillo Laundry and Texas Laundry Owners Association president. They will spend Friday in Santa Fe.
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Frank L. Huebsch
San Francisco
Laundry Owners’ Association
United States
Canada
George B. Stephenson
Joliet
Ill
National Organization
Albuquerque
N. M
Bob Ames
Amarillo
Texas Laundry Owners’ Association
Santa Fe
Commission Fails to Act Against Chicago Bout
Negotiations among the Madison Square Garden Corp of Illinois Hearst milk fund Max Schmeling and Young Stribling for a world heavyweight title bout can proceed without NY State Athletic Commission interference unless jurisdiction is reached. The panel, which withdrew recognition of Schmeling and suspended him, issued only a warning to violators of its rules and proposed a middleweight tournament to crown Walker's successor.
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Associated Press
New York
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Illinois
Hearst Milk Fand
Max Schmeling
Young Stribling
New York State
Ath
Letic Commission
Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Boxing roundup from Chicago bouts prompt decisions
Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo outpointed King Levinsky of Chicago in ten rounds. Charlie Retzlaff of Duluth stopped George Neron of Chicago in six rounds.
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Associated Presse
Chicago
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
N. Y
King Levinsky
Charlie Retzlaff
Duluth
Minn
George Neron
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