Revolta Captures Pro Golf Laurel Over Armour In Long Final
Oklahoma City reports Johnny Revolta defeated Tommy Armour to claim the Professional Golf title. Revolta dominated the final 18 holes, building a six up lead by the 27th, aided by precise chipping and putts. Armour, veteran of golf’s big prizes, struggled to counter the youth’s sharp short game and silver trophy.
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Prian Stall Weller
Oklahoma City
Johnny Revalta
Drs Rolf
Milwaukee
Tommy Armour
Tommy Ead
Armour
Tommy
Revatta
Bk Togeters
Revolta
IBM
Revalia
SEC Coaches Scramble Lineups Ahead of Big Weekend
Southeastern Conference teams reshuffle lineups to cope with injuries and boost weak spots. Tennessee cancels scrimmage as regulars are crippled. Vanderbilt mulls freshmen in Gambadora lineup. Alabama fights back with Rohrdanz and Nisbet contests for fullback. Georgia plans final prep for Georgia game with Anderson and Green returning. Auburn travels to Duke after no change in frontline. Georgia Tech heads to Chapel Hill with seven sophomores. Sewanee drills Tulane plays indoors. Tulane topples Readmen in scrimmage as Cox tests backfield defense. LSU to recover Onda, Tineley, and Barrett. Mississippi optimistic for Milwaukee interregional, despite rainouts.
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Associated Press
Tennessee
Une
Britton
Vols
di Sopha
Nashville
Morelson
Vanderbilt
Gammadora
Rohrdanz
Nisbet
Fulback
Alabama
Thomas
Georgia
Athena
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Era
Crimson Tide
Anderson
Green
Pistoemen
Oaks Playa
Auburn
Plainsmen
Durham
N. C
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Roton
Scarbrough
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
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Alexander
Yellow Jackets
North Carolina
Duke
Tarheey
Sewanee
Tigers
Clark
Tulane
New Orleans
Cox
Strosd Jaid
Justin Rukas
Clay
Louisiana State
Onda
Tineley
Barrett
University of Mississippi
Merquetin
Milwaukee
Memorial medal honors 1933 34 amateur star
Sulli van memorial medal awarded for nine years of outstanding amateur athletic effort. Mentions Rogers Hornaby joining the Cardinals for the 1933 season and a past ban on coverage of the South Carolina Clemson game. Notes a cadet rally at West Point with Gaer Davidson implying speech to Penn and Yale.
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Sports Mirror
Associated Prew
Ben Eastman
Sullivan
Rogers Hornaby
Cardinals
West Point
N. C
Gaer Davidson
Penn
Yale
Long Shot Field Stays Wide Open for Forecasters
New York Oct H 1AP Long Shot field stays wide open for forecasts as major college football games scatter odds. Columbia Michigan Purdue Carnegie Tech Cornell Princeton Pitt Penn State Harvard Dartmouth viewed as possible upsets with Indiana Oklahoma pegged as long shots. Midwest focus on Minnesota Northwestern andWisconsin. notable injuries and upsets loom as teams chase conference prestige. Pacific coast features California and Southern California with potential shifts. Southeast and Southwest clashes test unbeaten teams Georgia Mississippi and Texas Christian in tight schedules. Denver and Utah appear unsettled as Rocky Mountain pace-setter battles to regain form.
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Columbia
Carnogie
Temple
Penn State
Law
Lehigh
Starvard
Army
Dartmouth
Midwest
Minnesota
Northwestern
Gophers
Hawks
Glen Seldor
Pep
Inwa
Indiana
Chile State
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Beno
Yo McMilin
Buckeyes
Rift Jones
Nebruula al Nun
Bear's Eye Trojans
California
Golden Beary
Pacific Coast
Trojans
Georgia
Miselusippi
Bulldogs
Alabama
Ole Man
Marquette
Milwauskie
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Duke
Southern Methodist
Neem
Teras
Baylor
Texas A. & M
Texas Christan
Centenary
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Denver Pays 71.15 to Suit Each Gridder
Denver reports a cost of 71.15 to equip each football player at the university. The piece notes various items like pads and gear and discusses administrative details around football outfitting. The text also references a federal case where inmates pleaded guilty, with a note on prosecutors offering deals if relocated.
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Denver
Government liquor tax probes arrest man in Milwaukee
NO SALE MILWAUKEE Oct 24 AP Government liquor tax investigators arrested James Pipia on charges of foouesaing illicit alcohol but declined to confirm his identity. They said the car involved was 14 years old and storage charges could exceed its value.
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Milwaukee
Nquor
James Pipia
Hia
Automobile
Alabama Crimson Tide Travels to Athens for Georgia Clash
Alabama meets Georgia in Athens marking the Tide’s first visit to Sanford Stadium. Georgia, undefeated in four, relies on speed and deception, while Alabama emphasizes power and short passes. Key players include Paul Bryant and Jimmy Walker for Alabama, Maurice Green and A. E. Anderson for Georgia. The series stands 12-11-3 in favor of Alabama with Georgia’s 36 6 win opening 2895 and last year’s 26 6 Georgia loss.
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Alabama
Georgia
Crimson Tide
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Notre Dame
Herry Mehre
Frank Thoman
Howard
Mississippi State
Tennease
Etheleveng
Paul Bryant
Jimmy Walker
Paul Causey
Aie Anderson
Maurice Green
Bulldogs
J. H. J. Stegeman
Knonville
Frank Thomas
Harry Mehra
Sanford Stadium
Crimson
Tide
Critique of Defeat Costs Gator Sports Writer His Glamour
Gainesville story recounts University of Florida student weekly Alligator editing clash over a Florida Ole Miss game report. Managing Editor Robert Hong of Jacksonville accused the piece of editorializing against the coaching staff and removed the author after complaints from players and the athletic director Edgar Charles Jones.
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Gator Sports
Gainesville
Fla
APJ
Ole Miss
Hoag
Edgar Charles Jones
Telfer Mead Links Poor Condition to Decline in Athletes
GUNNISON Colo Oct 24 AP Telfer L Mead former coach at Western State college says poor physical condition is the chief reason for a drop in athletic performance in a survey of coaches and athletes across the nation He notes other causes such as poor mental attitude nervous tension staleness and dissipation Also mentions lack of enthusiasm or confidence and excessive drill Mrs Fred Moseley and Mr Robert Holman visited Donalsonville Ga briefly today.
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Telfer L. Mead
Western State College
Ehlet
Troy College Squad Faces Georgia Teacher Battle
Troy State Teachers College football travels to Statesboro Georgia for a clash with South Georgia Teachers College under Coach Crook Smith. The Trojans, who beat Georgia last season 19 to 131, are said to have a vastly improved unit this year. Local teachers from Middle Georgia are in prime condition and expected to offer strong resistance. John D. Owens and Ralph Watts likely to see action for Troy.
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Troy State Teachers College
Statesboro
Crook” Smith
South Ga
Trojans
Geero
Smith
Lthe
Middle Georgia
John D. Ownes
Ralph Watts
RECORD HELPS HOPE DETROIT Tigers seek doubleheader wins over Villanova
The Tiger Titans have set a precedent for their two game series with Villanova, one in Detroit this Saturday and the next at Villanova. Michigan aims to replicate 1926 success when they beat Minnesota twice.
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Tiger Titans
Villanova
Villa Nova
Michigan
Minnesota
America Positively Will Enter Olympics Says Brundage
Avery Brundage, Chicago leader of the American Olympic committee, declared the United States will send teams to the 1936 Olympic Games. He said sportsmen will not tolerate using American sport to promote old world hatreds and that the committee accepted the invitation without endorsing Nazi policies.
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United States
Avery Brundage
Chiccago
American Olympic Association
American Olympic Committee
Olympic Committees
Germany
Amaeur
Trojan grid stars work out for Eufaula clash
Troy high school football team, undefeated, holds light drill as Coach changes the lineup. Capt. Smith and Snead Oliver traded roles, Weeks and Boyd to backfield and center respectively. Passing by McCalman Me Brude and Snead, with Himburg near full fitness for the Friday night Governors game. Kickoff set for 8 at local field.
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Smith
Nead Oliver
Ray Weeks
Boyd
Oliver
Trojans
McCalman
Brude
Snead
Talbot
Himbig
Weeks
Himburg
Governors Trojan
Kickell
Britton In Spc With Volvos Stir At Tennessee
Chattanooga Times reports dope story alleging Maj. Britton considered by athletic board at Tennessee with backing from Bible and others. Notes Britton may join Nebraska or Nesians. discusses Dana Bible as potential next coach and Neyland influence. Fragments suggest pressure on athletic board to act before 9 lack of help.
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Dana X. Bible
Bruska
Maj. Brita
Wealthy Cleveland Tastes Jail Deligt Because of Conten
Cleveland, Oct 31 AP Kenyon V. Painter a wealthy man known for luxury and hunting faced a 40 day jail sentence and a 1000 fine after refusing to answer questions about Union Trust assets. He was jailed in a county hospital ward pending appeal.
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Deligt
Conten
Union Trust
Owen
Painter
Common Pleas Court
Rum Bitbert
Nlste
Columbia Contests Prep Cited By Captain Renner
Fragmentary report notes a Columbia contest readiness and mentions Captain Bill Renner as a expected scorer with Wolverines noted for a scoring punch. The readable text hints at a team preparing for a game with emphasis on a strong offense and upcoming opponent.
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Ing
Bill Renner
Aterm
Wolverins
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