Iowa Unveils New Black Star Ozzie Simmons Gridder
Iowa City report praises 170 pound Texas Negro Ozzie Simmons as a rising football star at the University of Iowa. He has electrified fans with open field runs and headlines the 1933 season as the October 27 Iowa vs Minnesota game draws large crowds.
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Rowe Plans Wedding Next Week to Edna Skinner
Detroit pitcher Lynwood Rowe announced plans to wed Edna Mary Skinner, his childhood sweetheart, next week before returning to Arkansas. He said reports of an immediate marriage were surprising and emphasized it would be a private affair.
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Rice Owls Prepare Passing for S M U
Houston news of October 11 reports Rice Institute Owls coach Jimmy Kitts ordering hard work on the forward pass in anticipation of a big game with Southern Methodist University. Star halfback Harry Fouke, injured earlier vs Loyola, is expected to be ready, as Kitts prepares to counter Ray Morrison's aerial Mustang attack.
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Sailors Meet on Mat Cards at National Guard Armory
Otis Clingman and Terrible Tex Watkins, former U S Navy middleweight champs, clash tonight in the main event. Both have improved since last meeting two years ago and Clingman recently earned a shot at world champ Gus Kallio. Preliminaries feature Cyclone Mackey vs Jolly Charlie Carr. bout starts at 8. Tickets at City Drug Store, 517 Polk Street.
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World Series end of season awards and notes
Henry McLemore reviews the 1934 World Series with humorous and candid picks. Dazzy Vance is happiest to finally reach a world series, while Dizzy Dean and Pepper Martin are singled for dramatic performances.
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Baylor Tapers Off In Drill for Park
Baylor's football team began tapering off on the eve of departure for Little Rock Arkansas to play the conference leading Arkansas. Lineup changes were expected with Simpson Cloyd and Reynolds likely to start. quarterback Pearce and halfback Russell solidify the backfield. The squad sails tomorrow.
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Dean Boys Defeat Monarchs in 5 to 0 Victory
Dizzy and Daffy Dean Jerome and Paul, famed St. Louis Cardinals pitchers, teamed for a five inning shutout to defeat the Kansas City Monarchs 5 to 0 before 15,000 fans in Oklahoma City. The Deans entertained the crowd with pregame antics highlighting their stars’ league success.
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Panthers Face Golden Sandies in Amarillo Stay
Central High School Panthers depart Fort Worth by bus for a Saturday showdown with the Golden Sandies at Butler Field in Amarillo. Coach Bennie Winkleman will take his entire squad, with Jimmy Pratt out and Thompson shifting to fullback, Brandon moving to end.
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Passing Main Worry At Texas University
Texas coach Chevigny focuses on developing a pass offense as Oklahoma looming in Dallas. Bohn Hilliard alternates with Jimmy Hadlock and Ney Sheridan for the passing. Tim Moynihan's line stands out. The line anchored by Coates Gray and Sanger has powered two Texas wins.
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Malone Will Not Pitch for Chicago Cubs Next Season
Chicago reports Pat Malone, veteran right hand pitcher, will not pitch for the Cubs next season. Manager Charlie Grimm confirms the decision and a possible trade to the St. Louis Cardinals for southpaw Wild Bill Hallahan is discussed. Malone had 14 wins and 7 losses last year while Hallahan posted 8 wins and 12 losses.
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Longview to Host First Annual Golden Gloves Meet
Longview plans its first annual Golden Glove boxing tournament. The Longview Junior Chamber of Commerce announced elimination bouts set for October 12, with event to be held in Longview.
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Shoot the Works Will Set Big Ten Week in Motion
Big Ten football action heats up with Michigan, Northwestern, Purdue, Indiana facing heavy tests as Illinois and Wisconsin seek breathing room. Ohio State meets Illinois at Champaign while Chicago plays Michigan at Stagg Field. Red Grange to be honored in Illinois Ohio State game. Purdue Northwestern clash. Indiana tangles with Temple while Iowa eyes upset over Stanford and Nebraska.
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Dizzy and Daffy Show Off Oklahoma Sluggers
Dizzy and Paul Dean starred in an exhibition in Oklahoma City drawing 15,000 fans. The brothers dazzled with their pitching as the Holdenville Horrors beat the Kansas City Monarchs 4 to 0 in a five and a half inning showcase.
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Sophomores Make Grade at Aggies
College Station Texas October 11. Performances by Nash Thompson halfback Charley Deware Jr center and Les Cummings sophomore fullback in preparation for the coming battle with Centenary College at Beaumont today hearten Texas A M coaches. Perfection of the Aggies aerial game occupied the attention of Coach Homer Norton. He expects Centenary to open a barrage of passes Saturday. Paul Callahan Dallas end who fell on a Temple University fumble behind
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Southwest Amateur Fighters Tourney Dates Set
The event runs on Friday night November 2 for the second round and Friday night November 9 for the third round with finals on November 12. Amateur fighters from across the Southwest are invited to compete for champions in Arkansas Louisiana and Texas.
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Women’s Golf Meet Reaches Semi-Final
In Philadelphia on October 11, the Berthellyn Cup progressed to the semi finals as Miss Jean Bauer of Providence defeated Mrs Opal Hill of Kansas City 5 and 4 in the second round. Mrs Dan Chandler of Dallas withdrew due to a family message.
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Centenary Line Push Gathers Try Chance
The goal for a touchdown likely sets up a conversion attempt at the Centenary line as the team advances.
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