Racing Secretary Sandy McLennan Dies at 56
Joseph Sandy McLennan a renowned racing secretary for major tracks in the United States died in his sleep after a brief illness. Born in Glasgow he came to America as a child stowaway and rose from telegraph operator to racing secretary at Arlington Hawthorne and other top venues. Wife Bertha and son Charles planned to attend funeral arrangements in the wake.
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Miamy
Joseph
Sandy" McLennan
United States
McLennan
Sandy
Joe
Glasgow
Scotland
Sandy McLennan
Ar‘yroath Abbey
Forfarshire
Harry McLennan Lauder
America
Chicago
Larnin
McKennan
Arlington
Hawthorne
Detroit
Jamaica
Aqueduct
New York
Harpe de Grice
Bowien
Maryland
Charlestown
West Virginia
Bialesn
Bertha McLennan
Charles
Cadet Fighters Prep for Season
Lewisburg December 21 Coach Lithgow has begun training its boxers for a demanding schedule. Greenbrier Military School cadets will meet Augusta Military Academy Armstrong Junior College Washington and Lee freshmen and Plebes of the United States Military Academy at West Point NC. Returning veterans include Bantamweight Bruno Welterweight Red Rhoads and Frank Crawford. New talent remains to be discovered.
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Lewisburg
Lithgow
Mittmen
Greenbrier Miliary School Bors
Augusta Military Academy
Armstrong Junior College
Washington and Lee
United States Military Academiy
West Foint
N. C
Bruno
Red Rhoads
Prank
Crawford
Fay
Walker Cup and British Amateur Date Changes Announced
The Royal and Ancient club of St Andrews moved the Walker Cup dates with the United States from June 14-15 to May 11-12 and shifted the British Amateur from May 28 to May 21 at St Andrews. The changes respond to several requests and affect all sessions of the events.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
The
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
United States
Ansted Beats Montgomery 17 15 In Tight Hoops clash
Ansted Highlanders defeat Montgomery 17 to 15 in a hard fought game after a 6 6 halftime tie. R Martin Skaggs and Parrish starred for Ansted while Powers led Montgomery. In the prelim Ansted juniors beat Charleston Junior Reds 21 to 2. Referee Wharser officiated.
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Art Rezzonice
Ansted Highlanders
Ed Seibert
Montgomery
R. Martin
Skaggs
Parrish
Powers
Ansted
Charleston
OiRienarcs
Olaarzotis
Glent Names New Lineup For Opener In First Fall Drill
Coach Glent announced a tentative starting five for the opener with Albert Cole Wank of Morgantown and Jess Weiner of Paterson at forwards Joe Stydahar Shinnston center Andy Mestrovic Weirton and Bul Kley Gary Ind guards. Stidaker was the only regular from last year in the group with Klug back from 1922 and Mestrovic a sophomore. The second team featured last year’s regulars including football men rejoining after ten days of practice.
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Glent
Albert Cole Wank
Morgartown
Jess Weiner
Paterson
N. J
Joe Stydahar
Shinnston
Andy Mestrovic
Weirton
Bul Kley
Gary
Ind
Fig Joe Stidaker
Klug
Weiner
Coebank
Mestrovic
Williikely
West Virginia to Meet Fordham Rams on Nov 10 at Polo Grounds
W V U and Fordham will clash in football at the Polo Grounds New York on November 10 marking the sixth meeting in seven years. The announcement by H A Stansbury notes previous tight scores with WVU holding a 197% era, and Fordham seeking a strong return in 1934 schedule planning.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Organtown
West
Virginia
Fordham Universiies
H. A. Stansbury
Ders
Fordham
Rams
Cavanaugh
Mountaineers
Jimmy Crowley
West Virginia
Nosethey
Stangbury
Morgantown
Wesleyan
Duquesne
Pitt
Wash-Lee
Charleston
Temple
Parkersburg
Macon
Collier's All-America Eleven Names Eastern Player
Collier's selects the 1933 All-America team with one Eastern player, highlighting end Sklasany of Pittsburgh and center Bernard of Michigan. Other named players include Tackles Wistert of Michigan and Rosenberg of Southern California, guards Cordes and Warturrion, plus quarter Warner of Southern California and several Western, Midwestern, and Southern players.
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Collier's
New York
Cullier
Nyted
Khidaily
Pitts
Wurghene
Crow
Mid-West
Trim
Sklasany
Pittsburgh
Staunton
Rosenberg
Califort Center
Bernard
Mienaan
Quarterhay Warturrion
Eailfarnsia
Malshiteks
Purvis
Poetic
Yullinek
Hawley Takes Lead In City League Scoring
Clyde Hawley of Company B tops the St. Albans City edge league scoring after scoring six field goals and two free throws. Miligan drops to second as Ike Cowl rises to third behind Hawley and Miligan. A pivotal clash looms Tuesday as C and O face Company B for possible first place and a share of the first-half title.
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Gazettes
St, Albans
Clyde Hewley
Company B
Leo Milligan
Ace
St. Albans
Milind
Railroad
Lneup
Howley
White Millgan
Fom
C. É
Ike Cowl
Spring Hill
Caw
Falls Milligen
Hustey
Hawley, Company
Michigan
Comc. Co
McCracken
M. Cunningham
cCue
Bowling Scores and Injuries Highlight City Meet
The report notes players like Fred Morrison and Craig Wood performing at the end of play while a youth injury occurred to a player listed as Menane janat or similar. It mentions Denny Shute and Leo Diegel among open competitors and references team standings and individual scores such as 725 by Craig Wood and 8713 by an unnamed shooter.
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Clyde
LHS
Rerthat
Menane Janat
Yao
Brien
Denny Shute
Bit Menlhorn
Leo Diegel
Trafing
Fred Morrison
Pasadena
Craig Wood
Dealh
N. Z
Archie Hambrick
Zanes- Ville
Qu Star
Kanawha College Triumphs Over Nitro In Tight Battle
Kanawha College defeated Nitro 20 to 12 in a hard fought game highlighted by strong defense from both sides. Parley led Nitro with nine points while Ernie Byrd and Baby Lanham each scored six for Kanawha as the locals rallied in the second half to seal the win ahead of upcoming games with Ravenswood and Beckley.
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Kanawha College
Nitro
Cricxeberger
Amos
Powder City
Parley
Theigh
Lestion
Arking & Josey T
Scarlet Hurricane to Meet Bucknell in First Meeting
The Scarlet Hurricane of Davis Elkins will visit Lewisburg September 28 1924 for a football game with Bucknell’s Bisons marking the first athletic clash between the two schools. Elkins officials announced additional 1925 games and a full schedule soon.
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Euleins
Davis-Elkins
Lewisburg
Bucknell’s
Bisons
West Virginia
Wesleyan
Salem College
Elkins
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Thames College
Scranton
Tod Sloan Death Claims Noted Jockey on Coast
Tod Sloan, famed jockey known as Todhunter Sloan, died in a Los Angeles hospital at 59 after cirrhosis. He faced hardship with cheerful grit, had a long racing career with 26 winners, and left behind marriages to actresses Julia Sanders and Bettie Maloney.
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Los Angeles
Tod Sloan
Jorsey
King
Commoner
Milionaire
Moother
Williem B. Carr
Sylvan Lodge Hospital
Todhunter Sloan
di Garr
Ted
Aki
Cory
General Hospital
California
James Fordham Sloan
Ins
James Tod Huster Sloan
Tinally
Tes
Julia Sanderson
Bettie Maloney
Temple Hoovers Open Season Against East Bank Pioneers
The Temple Hoovers host the East Bank Pioneers on the Fast Bank floor in the season opener. Guard Ballet and the Temple squad travel with nearly the full roster as Bill Wert's Pioneers begin their campaign.
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East Bank
Temple A
East Bank Pioneers Fonlant
Fast Bank
Thance
Cuard Ballet
Wildy
UWO
Bill Wert
Pioneers
Temple
Siw
Coach Released KANKAKER at St. Viator in 1932
A coaching change occurred in fall 1932 at St. Viator with the departure of KANKAKER and replacement of Ray Banman by Notre Dame star Locias post from St. L. The move followed the season’s end and affected the team lineup.
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Kankaker
TH. de Garonan
Mer St. L
Locias Post
St. Viator Enllexe
Imi
Ray Banman
Notre Dame Star
Yearly Review of Sports Highlights August Memorables
Notable baseball marks and sporting feats mark August. Lou Gehrig extended consecutive game streak to 108 as the Athletics star players drive in nine runs in a single game. Other feats include Hubbell’s 45 scoreless innings, Groves’ shutout, and Wightman Cup results. Golf and tennis champions crowned across the month with multiple title matches.
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Bateball
Lou Gehrig
Everet
Scotty Mark
Jimmy Foxs
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Indians
Cleveland
Carl Hubbell
New York Giant
Wag
Ofter
Sentelers Jenngs
Lelt Groves
Newark Yankees
New York
Fiug
Unclear historical basketball schedule and sports notes
Fragmented OCR text reports on East and Teague basketball teams, schedule notes, board discussions, and various sports items. Mentions include John W. Bolte, Presbyterian rounds, Kanawha, and Chicago tennis and golf results with mixed, garbled details.
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East
Teague
Brora
Virginia
John W. Bolte
Bolick
Kanawha
Presbyterian
Batley
Southern Board
Columbia Lions Practice Air Attack in Texas Workout
Columbia University's Lions toured Dallas practicing their passing game at SMU's stadium as they head to Pasadena for a Rose Bowl clash with Stanford. Coach Lou Little and Ray Morrison coordinated aerial drills under a hot sun. Little also sought clearance for Stanford end Alvar Norgard to play, noting his ineligible ruling from 192 RNA.
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Dallas
Fox
Wumbia University
Lion’s
Pasadena
Stanford
Gar
Southern Methodist University
Lions
M. O
Methodist Mustangs
Doach Ray Morrison
Lou Little
Norgard
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