Baylor Bears Rally Earn Tie With SMU In Open Field Thriller
Baylor regains fighting spirit in a 14 to 14 tie with Southern Methodist as star back Wilson eludes multiple tackles for a key 20 yard run. SMU misses Mason and Powell while Cy Leland and Dexter Shelley are neutralized by Baylor's defense.
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Chuck Wiggins jailed after training row in Indianapolis
Champion heavyweight Chuck Wiggins is held in city jail in solitary confinement after a night incident described as training. Police say he cleaned out a restaurant prompting patrons to flee while prior altercations with officers were noted. He commented that he was just getting some training.
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Young Stribling to Meet Christner in Newark Bout
New York dispatch reports Young Stribling will return to the ring in Newark New Jersey for a ten round match with K O Christner after recent knockout wins over Otto Von Porat and Phil Scott. Stribling eyes another step toward prominence in the lightweight ranks. Christner known as Akron’s rubber peddler brings a tough challenge to the bout.
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Midget First To Be Eliminated In Pee Wee Golf Meet
Herbert Barnett from Greensboro stood 45 inches tall and weighed 50 pounds. He failed to qualify after 85 strokes on the 18 hole Lookout Mountain Fairyland course. J K Scott of Jacksonville led the men with 53 and Mrs Murray Raney of Chattanooga led women with 58 as 131 players advance to 36 holes today and 18 tomorrow.
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Football Reaches Its Near Climax This Week
United Press reports a weekend packed with major college games. Notre Dame meets Pittsburgh in a long awaited showdown. Fordham faces NYU. Yale battles Army. Dartmouth clashes with Harvard. Strong Big Ten and Southern ties highlight a national slate.
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Negro held in death of young boxer in New York
Warren Hogan a New York Negro light heavyweight is under arrest on homicide charges after German boxer Carl Baldus died following a four round prelim in the New Lenox Sporting Club. Baldus, 25, collapsed after a hard shot in the third round and died. an autopsy will determine cause.
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Sandies Train Hard Ahead of Fort Worth Central Clash
Coach Blair Cherry pushes the Golden Sandies through tough workouts despite poor weather to sharpen for a non conference game against Central high grads of Fort Worth next Saturday. He emphasizes intensity after a lackluster win over Plainview and schedules tougher tests ahead versus Lubbock Westerners.
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Angels Crippled for Coast Playoff Game
The Los Angeles Angels will enter the coast playoff series against the Hollywood Stars with key infield players sidelined. Frank Sigafoos is out with water on the knee, and Fred Haney may be unavailable due to a leg tendon injury. Hollywood’s Mickey Heath was also hurt by a foul ball.
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Seals Acquire Two Yankee Right Handers In Crosetti Deal
The San Francisco club announces two right handed pitchers from the New York Yankees as part of the transaction that will send Frankie Crosetti to the Yankees in 1932. Bill Henderson, who finished the season with Oakland, and Sam Gibson, who played with Toronto of the International League, are the pitchers. The deal also includes another Seals player and about 100000 in cash and players.
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Sandies Ready to Meet Westerners in Overhead Attack
The Sandies prepare to counter an anticipated overhead assault by the Westerners. Team plans a focused defense and counter moves to blunt the aerial pressure and protect the goal.
George Barnes Set for WDAG Radio Appearance Tonight
Wrestler George Barnes will announce on WDAG at 8 p m tonight before his Friday night Armory match with Joe Kopecky. Barnes will host Verlon Twaddell’s program and has prior announcing experience in Cincinnati. He may refrain from discussing his upcoming bout with the East Texas cotton picker.
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Fights Last Night Across U S Cities
In Philadelphia Eddie Shea of Chicago stopped Johny Datto of Cleveland in the fourth round. Phil Zwick of Cleveland halted Eddie Cool of Philadelphia in the third. In Manchester Al Foreman of Montreal beat George Rose of Bristol in six. In Jersey City Young Zazzarino defeated Bat Battalino of Hartford in four non title rounds. In Salt Lake City Manuel Quintnero of Tampa outpointed Spug Myers of Pocatello in ten.
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Badgers Prepare for Longest Road Trip of Season
The Amarillo Junior College Badgers brace for their longest road trip of the year to face New Mexico Normal University in Las Vegas next Saturday. They exited last week’s hard contest with Texas Tech Freshmen without injuries and focus on peak form in workouts this week.
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Baggett Plans Large Tryout For J.C. Grid Team
Coach Baggett will bring 30 players to evaluate talent before a four game home schedule. The aim is to find the best working combination as the junior college grid season nears, with blocking noted as a key area to address against the Teachers.
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