Guldahl Wins Miami Biltmore Tourney
Ralph Guldahl of St. Louis won the Miami Biltmore Open top prize of 2500 after finishing 283 total, despite a two stroke penalty. TS Horton Smith was runner-up with 285, while Gene Sarazen and Harold McSpaden tied for third and fourth with 1,750 in prize money.
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St. Louis
Horton Smith
Coral Gables
Fia
Ralph Guldahl
Miami
Gene Sararen
New York
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Smith
Sarayzen
Jimmy Demaret
Guldah
W. Lawson Little
San Francisco
Denny Shute
Little
Shute
Guldahl
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Foon
Orlando
Fla
Shule
Isa
Henry Picard
Hershey
Mike Turnesa
Bob Servis
Dayton
Henry J. Doherty
Bobby Inkelberger
High Point N. C
x-Morton McCarthy
Norfolk
Ony Manero
Greensboro
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Sam Snead
Tafts Subntin Springs
W. Va
Thurnblad Loses to Jap in Billiard Tourney
In Chicago 50 to 14, Japanese star Matsuyama defeated Art Thurnblad in 43 innings at the world's three cushion All Mards event. Matsuyama led with five high runs of seven and now holds second place with five wins and one loss. Denton of Kansas City beat Lookahough 50 to 41 in 55 innings. Tonight, Layton vs Dazeman and Hoppe vs Relack are on the program.
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Chicago
Bee
Kinney Matsuyama
Art Thurnblad
Matsuyama
Thurnblad
Titt Denton
Kansas City
Baseball Writers Help Swing Deals
New York December 71 baseball writers influence winter trade moves by crafting scenarios that owners adopt in meetings. The piece cites William L. Veeck turning Cubs president after criticizing and proposing deals, with others like Henry P. Edwards and Bill Brandt shaping thinking in the major leagues. Warren Brown is highlighted as a leading mind on trades.
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New York
Joe Fungo
Cardinals
Mike
Giants
William L. Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Evening American
Bill
Cubs
Henry P. Edwards
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Henry
Bill Brandt
New York Times
Philadelphia Ledger
Edwards
Brown
Traden
Desta
Warren Brown
The
Chisago
Morris Choice For Trophy
Award chatter from Houston in December 7 item notes Glenty Morris as best bet for the Sullivan Memorial Trophy, citing his decathlon world-record feats and Olympic ties. Jesse Owens remains in the running, while Brundage and Brundage forces face internal conflict in the AAU convention and boxing promotion debates. Sammy Baugh earns the Passes annual MVP award in the Southwest, with Douglas Locke and Poss Parsons highlighted among Texas and Iowa links. Brundage’s leadership endures amid Olympic controversy and venue debates.
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Alan Gould
Houston
Texas
Glenty Morris
Colorado
Jesse Owens
Jesse
Jim Thorpe
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Avery Brundage
Metropolitan Association
Eleanor
Omaha
Milwaukee
Gates
Brundige-Walsh
Jerry Mahoney
AL A. UL
Mahoney
Lage
Pat Walsh
Sammy Baugh
Sammy
Douglas Locke
St. Maryss University
Poss" Parsons
Denver Post
University of Iowa
Miami
Naseton
Sammy Baurd
Santa Clara
Texas Christian
W. Don Harrison
Pittsburgh
Washington
Ron
Race Track Club Expels Trainers' Jockeys at Charles Town
Charles Town authorities banned trainer N Shenski and Jack Wilson Negra and former steeplechase rider W A McNair after natvia tests from Flower Time and Wittekind showed narcotic presence. McNair’s suspension urged to Dec 32, 1937, while Wilson’s suspended 60 days. Horses in Wilson’s care were banned for the rest of the meeting. Saliva tests from all winners sent to Washington. The feature race went to Bloom's Silver Arch in 1 28 over a muddy track. payouts totaled 46.80 for the daily double.
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Charles Town
Der
Clu
Mire K. Hasehore
Flower Time
N. D. Orsanco
Witteckind
W. A. McNair
West Virginia Racing Committee
McNair
N. Shenski
Jack Wilson
Wittekind
Wilson
Hard Chase
Precious Wing
Idie Worker
Lady Duck
Ado
Ardor
Shensaki
Alay
Washington
Bloom
Silver Arch
Kenneth
Gilpin
H. K Taylor
Armory basketball team formed under BU Holstein
The Armory basketball team has been organized this year under manager BU Holstein. Players include Dan Miller Frank Miller Andy Comp tion and Frank Marino.
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Armory
Uae
BU Holstein
Dan Miller
Frank Miller
Andy Comption
Frank Marino
Series Reveals Truth About Yale Great Larry Kelley
In a four part series journalist William Lush filters fact from fiction on Yale All American Larry Kelley. Based on exclusive interview with Holley the profile portrays a modest student athlete more focused on Phi Beta Kappa and teaching than fame. Kelley’s calm demeanor contrasts with sensational sports lore as friends recount his quiet leadership and dedication.
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Wreilfey
Larry Kelley
Yale
Smilie
Kelley
Reliry
Me Man
Wises
William
bin" Lush
Betow
Lush
Holley
New Haven
Conti
Dec
Lawrence Morgan Kelley, Jr
Asnericn
Princeton
Pediic School
Mary's
Trumbull Callers
Jack Wright
Tod
Marnard
Wright
Waseda
Japan
Rudy Vallee
Rudy
Proxy Angell
Larry
Harvard
Columbia
Thave
Winklet
Becaice
Wrestlers Aim for State Title and Sport Expansion
Coach George Hill leads Fairmont Est Fairmont high wrestlers toward a third straight state championship as the sport gains new footing across the Monongahela Valley. With Parkersburg and other northern schools joining, several teams including Weston Victory Morgantown and Mannington field squads, while Wheeling Huntington Charleston also reportedly plan to field teams this winter.
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Associated Press
George Hill
Fairmont High
Schall
Bill
Geaaners
Fairmont Boys
Palatiners
Marion County
Parkersburg
Big Reds
Weston
Victory High
Clarksburg
Morgantown
Mannington
Strom
Sistersville
Pble
Floss Schwarzawalder
Lithe Schwartzin
Tyler Counstians
Smith Keeps Four Horsemen Legacy Alive at Notre Dame
Maurice Clipper Smith, famed Notre Dame back, follows the Four Horsemen legend into Santa Clara and Villanova, guiding his teams to a string of solid performances. He recalls 1920 21 Notre Dame greatness with players like Gipp Mohardt and Kiley, and notes Havana Festival invitation for his current squad.
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New York
Maurice
Clipper) Smith
Four Horsemen of
Notre Dame
Trish
Clipper
Santa Clara
Adam Walsh
Four Horsemen
Harry Stuhldreher
Villauova
Smith
Broncos
Big Clipper
Santa Clarans
Ainth
Lawrence
Huck) Shaw
Temple Clipper
Villanova
Temple
Bucknell
Wildcats
Penn State
BLM
Detroit
Western Maryland
Boston University
South Carolina
Clipsper
Alabama Polytechnical Institute
Auburn
Havana
Cunper Smith
Halfhick
George Gipp
Nebraska
Johnny Mohardt
Roger Kiley
Yale
Clint Frank
Larry Kelley
Big League Moguls Arrive For Sessions
Branch Rickey predicts a Dizzy Dean purchase could win the National League pennant next year but no clubs bid. Giants Cubs and Reds discuss trades while Cubs consider a leadership challenge by William Wrigley. Sessions in New York reveal few concrete moves and lingering trade talk.
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New York
Branch Rickey
Dizzy Dean
Pons Oo Lana
Rickey signals possible Dean trade to Giants or Pirates
Rickey told reporters a Dean trade could occur within 48 hours as he discussed an offer to the Giants. He said Hubbell was not part of the proposal and that last year Terry suggested any club with Hubbell and Dean could win the pennant, but Terry refused. The Giants and Pirates appeared to have the inside track for the right hander.
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Nickey
Giants
Stanley Mack
Cubs
Hank Leiber
Steve O'Neill
Rogers Haorns
Indians
Browns
Joe Vosmik
Frankie Pytiale
Rolle Hemsley
Julius Solters
O'Neill
Hornsby
Wrigley
Charlie Grimm
Gabby Hartnett
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Dean
Rickey
Cardinal
Sam Steadon
Cards
Hubbell
Bul Terry
Hubbell J
Terry
Pirates
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Race Track Club
Armory Tran Organized
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Davy Banks
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Tuckey
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Lekey
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Alpha and Omega
Mr. Rickey
Hudson Cream
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