Ray Morrison May Resign From SMU Today
Dallas January report says SMU football coach Ray Morrison may resign after 16 years to consider Vanderbilt offer. Morrison kept decision secret while discussing with Vanderbilt officials and delaying final word amid efforts from SMU and city officials to retain him.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Ray Morrison
Morrison
Methodist School
Vanderbilt University
Southern Methodist
Will ie Hoppe to Exhibit in Amarillo Tonight
The Grand Old Man of billiards Willie Hoppe appears in Amarillo for the first time offering free exhibitions and lessons. The National Billiard Association funds the visit with events at the People's Recreation Parlor and the Paramount Recreation Parlor in the Oliver Eakle Building from 7 PM onward for demonstrations and 9 PM for main exhibitions.
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Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Amarillo
National Billiard Association
Ruth
Dempsey
Campbell
Tilden
Grange
Father Time
Amarillo Cue
People’s Recreation
Paramount Recreation
Oliver Eakle
Paramount
Yar
People's
Tigers edge St Edward's 23 21 in late basket
Trinity University clinches Texas Conference lead by pulling away with a field goal in the final minute to defeat St Edward's University 23 to 21 at Waxahachie.
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Waxahachie
Trinity University Tigers
St. Edward’s University
Trinity
Texas
Vanderbilt Freshman Star Shines as Morrison Seeks Ray Stay
Morrison appeals to keep Ray with evidence from his son Jack Morrison, once a Dallas high school standout and now a Vanderbilt freshman, who highlighted the team last season.
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Cials
Ray
Morrison
Jack
Dallas
Vanderbilt
Mavericks Win Over Blind Toms in City League Clash
The Maverick Club defeated the Blind Toms as Bull Marcum's group outplayed rough play with teamwork. Election talks and club events fill a busy schedule, including a Sunday program with Spanish entertainers and a Dogie Club photo at Pioneer Hall.
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Cherry
Blind ‘Toms
Mavericks
Maverick Club
Blind Toms
Bull Marcum
Nicklaus
Senorita Maria Flores
Senor Jose Ramos
Panhandle Fruit Co
Dogie Club
Pioneer Hall
Bones Hooks
Mr. Galloway
Frnka Linked To Northwestern Post As SMU speculation grows
Dallas January report says Henry Frnka of Greenville High may join Northwestern staff after meeting Lynn Waldorf. Frnka says he prefers Greenville but would consider Northwestern if offered. Dallas supporters discuss Frnka for SMU if Ray Morrison leaves Vanderbilt.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Dallas
Henry Frnka
Greenville High School Lions
Frnka
Southern Methodist University
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt University
Braves in Conflabs Leave Detroit Hopes High
New York reports a National League emergency session to rescue the Boston Braves from financial trouble. Possible league operation or sale may resolve the Braves mess as Emil Fuchs and Charles Adams face retirement amid buyer interest and corporate reform.
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New York
National League
Boston Braves
Financial Rocks
Ford Frick
Emil Fuchs
Charles F. Adams
Braves
Braves Field
Adams
Baer to Open Chicago Series in February Bout with Lasky
Promoters announce Max Baer will begin his Chicago ten round no decision series February 2. Baer is set to fight Art Lasky if James J. Braddock defeats him in New York February 1, with a large salary and share on the Greenville gate.
Amateur head is optimistic about a foreign tour year
Daniel J. Ferris of the Amateur Athletic Union predicts a strong year for amateur sports as athletes earn spots on teams for travels abroad. Plans include trips to Europe and Asia Minor with Sweden Finland France and Greece inviting AAU competitors, plus Jewish athletes heading to Palestine and student games in Budapest.
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Daniel J. Ferris
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Europe
Japan
Asia Minor
Sweden
Stockholm
Fia
Finland
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Norway
Greece
Budapest
Palestine
Lincoln
Neb
City basketball rosters list Mavericks and Fleming College players
City cagers rosters released show Maverick Club names led by Marcum Dowie Snodgrass and Smith with Beale Lovelady Chandler Stargel plus hook for key players. Fleming College grouping includes Struen Hardesty Schwab Morton Wilson Barnes Thigpen and others.
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Maverick Club
Bull Marcum
Armond Dowie
Ray Snodgrass
Homer Smith
Wayne de Grassi
C. T. Davis
J. E. Lovelady
Bob Lovelady
Floyd Chandler
Cecil Stargel
Raymond Smith
G.eo Beale
Fleming Business College
Elmer Struen
W. J. Hardesty
Don Schwab
E. L. Morton
Clarence Wilson
Bud Bussard
Gerald Wilson
Omer Barnes
Sports World Getting Saner
Alan Gould discusses a shift to sane athletic values in 1935 with less semi professionalism and balanced budgets. He cites big bankrolls in professional baseball, horse racing, and college football, noting rising gate receipts and greater fan discernment. Pau Gorsky scored 15 as the Hunt Oilers beat the Dallas Athletic Club 37 to 15.
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New York
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Wjz-Nbc
Gould
Overton
U.P
Pau Gorsky
DePaul University
Hunt Oilers
Dallas Athletic Club
Abilene Christian College Beats North Texas Teachers 27–20
Abilene Christian College defeated North Texas Teachers 27 to 20 in a hard fought basketball game in Denton last night.
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Denton
U.P
Abilene Christian College
North Texas Teachers
Motorboat show trims prices and fuels speed rush
At the 30th annual motorboat show in Grand Central Palace, prices dip with models from Chris-Craft Gar Wood and Elco, some 48 footers near 25000. Speed gains cite Racing and designers like Gar Wood Reis Don Horn as drivers of annual refinements. Yankee to race Endeavour abroad next summer. Gerald B. Lambert owns Yankee and invites Charles Adams aboard.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
New York
U.P
Grand Central Palace
Michigan
Garwood Dodge
Mathews and
Richardson
Whitney
Elco
Wheeler
Palad
Russ Gudgeon
Gudgeon
Gar Wood
Hubert Scott-Paine
Kay Don
George Reis
Bill Horn
Ricette
Associated Press
Boston
Yankee
Rainbow
America
Gerald B. Lambert
Charles Francis Adams
Notable Local Figures Named in Community Roster
A list of residents and attendees includes Yannigan Posey Norman Wilkinson Miller Daggett Rice Curtis Clayton Wise Thompson and Giens matched with Bud Arnold F R Arnold Clyde Blackwell Claude Blackwell Red Morrison Frank Phariss J L Carter Fairman Dee B 8 McClendon and Buster Walker.
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Yannigan Posey
Norman
Wilkinson
Miller
Daggett
Rice
Curtis
Clayton
Wisely
Thompson
Giens
Bud Arnold
F. R. Arnold
Clyde Blackwell
Claude Blackwell
Red Morrison
Frank Phariss
J. L. Carter
Fairman Dee
McClendon
Buster Walker
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Walter Camp
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Curly Kelley
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Frank J. Navin
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Dutch Leonard
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Marvin Owen
Hot Springs
Alvin Crowder
Mickey Cochrane
Rowe, Bridges
Crowder
Eldon Auker
Rock Island
Great West Mi
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Roseland Ballroom
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Commercial League
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Ponent
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Pixley
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Britain
Gittrich Shevalatian
Savage
Santa FE League
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Missionaries Bee
Tae Rangers
Lo Pet
Great West Mill
Dalton Hilburn
Lee Holcomb
Allen Chrishen
Walter Flynt
Charles Rosabaugh
Swede Camp
Glenn Gibson
Cecil Smith
Don
Phillips
Filis Thigpen
J. W. Kelly
W. B. Colwell
Bill McGillivany
C.A. Beadie
Marvin Earhardt
Foy Davis
Charles Montgomery
Tony Davis
Carl Brown
James Knight and
Ernie Carrington
Santa FE
Richard Dix
Irene Dunne
Edna Ferber
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Blackburn Bros
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