Three UT Athletics Staffers to be Released
Dallas March 14 reports from the Dallas News state three veteran University of Texas athletic department members will be released. Bill James Marty Karow and C J Shorty Alderson are slated for dismissal as meetings of the university athletic committee and athletic council prepare recommendations. The action aligns with coach Chevingy and aide Moynihan desiring staff schooled in the Notre Dame system.
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Shorty) Alderson
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Doc) Sprague
Adventurers vanish from tennis world in humorous tale
Henry McLemore recounts a lighthearted chase of four tennis figures Tilden Lott Stoefen and Vines who left for the hinterland chasing the pro circuit. The column blends spoof reports from Medicine Hat to Santa Anita with playful odds on matches and a closing plea to keep candles lit in baby’s cake.
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Baer Louis Championship Talk Sparks Across Cities
Reports from Pittsburgh and Chicago say Max Baer may risk the heavyweight title this summer against Joe Louis. Chicago Stadium officials heard promoter Lew Raymond offered Baer $250,000 for a bout with Louis. Louis is slated to fight March 29 in Detroit.
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No. 1 tennis star quits to chase radio contest
Wilmer Allison, the nation's top tennis player, abandons Davis Cup plans to pursue a short wave radio contest. He stops golf and spends hours daily tuning a powerful short wave receiver from his Austin apartment basement to contact amateurs worldwide.
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Wrestling Results Across Cities Highlight International Matchups
In New York Dave Levin defeated Leo Wallick and Sammy Nichols toppled Lloyd Stewart. In Rochester Ed Don George beat Yanka Zelesniak and Dick Shikat defeated Billy Bartush. In Columbus Charley Fischer retained a title by defeating Jimmy Heffner, while Mephisto beat Bad Boy Brown. Oklahoma City saw Lord Patrick Landsdowne Finnegan throw Bobby Pearce and Al Parasick defeat Bob Montgomery.
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Lloyd Stewart
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Yanka Zelesniak
Russia
Dick Shikat
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Billy Bartush
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Jimmy Heffner
Bad Boy Brown
Shreveport
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Patrick Landsdowne Finnegan
England
Bobby Pearce
Cushing
Okla
al Parasick
Portland
Ore
Bob Montgomery
New Orleans
Helen Wills Moody Shows No Back Troubles After Practice
SAY COMEBACK SAN FRANCISCO March 14. Helen Wills Moody former queen of international tennis felt no ill effects from her first practice since the 1933 national championships back injury. After a ten minute workout at the California tennis club she said my back didn't hurt a bit and she appeared unexpectedly at the club courts hitting against a backboard with nearly perfect timing.
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Cowboys Aim for Final Home Win Before Tournament
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys echo a 41 38 comeback win over West Texas Teachers Buffs. The teams meet again at Burton Gym in the final West Texas home game before the National Tournament in Denver next week.
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Training Camp Notes From Multiple Spring Sites
Camps in Lakeland Tampa Bradenton and other Texas cities report early spring actions. Notables include Millard Howell filling in at third base for Detroit and Paul Derringer strong in Reds debut while Charlie Gelbert struggles with eight after a long layoff.
World Champion Cardinals in Spot To Repeat
The St Louis Cardinals, world champions, arrive in Florida for spring training with confidence and strong pitching plus a new center fielder Terry Moore. Manager Frankie Frisch trains the team intensely, aiming to repeat as champions despite concerns over rivals the Giants.
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Legless Hiker Becomes Chicago White Sox Mascot
Sammy Cantor, a 12 year old from Philadelphia who rode across the country on wooden legs, has been named the Chicago White Sox official mascot in Pasadena. He met Jimmy Dykes and Al Simmons years ago in a Philadelphia hospital after losing his legs in a railroad accident.
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Trojan SOP vaulters push 14 feet a cinch at USC
Coach Dean Cromwell at Southern California fields two sophomores to continue the program after William Graber’s 14 feet 4 38 inch mark. Earl Meadows shows potential for 15 feet while William Sefton runs a 14 foot class. Sonja Henie to quit after 08LO 47 and begin Olympic bid in 1936.
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Mangin Bell Set For Indoor Tennis Title Showdown
Gregory Mangin from Newark and Berkeley Bell of New York, seeds one and two, moved toward the final of the Men's National Indoor Tennis Championships. Mangin beat Frank Salidis 6-0 6-3 and faces Frank Bowden. Bell beat Simon Miller 6-2 6-3 and meets Leonard Hartman. Julius Seligson upset Eugene McCauliff 6-1 2-6 12-10.
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Arkansas selects Howell captain and Poole sub captain
Jim Lee Howell will captain the University of Arkansas basketball team next year Ike Poole was named sub captain The selections were announced at a dinner for lettermen last night in Fayetteville Arkansas.
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Texas A. and M. and SMU sign four year football deal
Texas A and M College and Southern Methodist University announced a four year football contract. The first game under the agreement will be played in College Station on December 7.
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Dangerous Shippers Prospects Look Strong for 1935
In Beaumont the Texas League caravan eyes a first division push as 40 athletes train, led by Clarence Red Phillips and slugger Rudy York. The infield is reshaped with George Archie at first, Don Ross third, Roy Pfleger at second, and Paul Dean in reserve. pitching stacks with Haines, Vance, Hallahan, Malone, and others.
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Carnera Heavily Favored In Madison Square Garden Bout
Primo Carnera a 3 to 1 favorite to beat Ray Impellitiere in Madison Square Garden. The heavyweight clash is billed as a major draw with Carnera seeking a return to title contention after losing to Max Baer. Carnera weighs 260 pounds, Impellitiere 258, both towering fighters in a bout that could set up a winner for an Lasky Braddock rematch.
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Salty Parker and Al Vincent Lead Infield Additions
Returning outfielders include Hugh Shelley Buddy Bates and Jerry Mallett with new talent such as Bill Cox from Indiana Maurice Shelley Moris Jones and a dozen more trialists. Pitchers Lorbeer Hare Schulz Gill McLaughlin Bratton Jarrett Stein plus Mike Tresh as backup catcher. York likely handles catching with Lorbeer possibly bench manager.
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