Three Pros Tied For Pasadena Open Lead At Halfway
Charley Guest Harold McSpaden and Johnny Revolta share the Pasadena Open lead with 137 after two rounds. Guest fired a 66 and 71, matching Craig Wood’s tournament record. Revolta carded 68 to go with 69, while McSpaden posted 67 and 70.
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Associated Press
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Calif
Charley Guest
Los Angeles
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City
Kansas
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
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Caballeros
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Y M C A Edges Fort Bragg Boots 4 to 0
The Y M C A soccer team defeated Fort Bragg 4 to 0 on a slippery field at the junior high school. Highlighted by Y M C A’s strong defense, the match featured notable lineups for both teams and included substitutes and officiating details.
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Surrat
Futssimmons
Tennessee Refuses Pros Use of Its Grid Field
The University of Tennessee defends its action in denying the Chicago Bears and Brooklyn Dodgers a charity game on the campus gridiron. University officials say colleges must resist professional football encroachment and that the stadium is reserved for amateur sports, with the Southeast Conference backing the stance.
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University of Tennessee
Chicago Bears
Brooklyn Dodgers
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N. V. Dougherty
Athletic
Graf Zeppelin Has Carried Ten Thousand Passengers
In four years of service between Germany and South America the Graf Zeppelin has transported ten thousand passengers exclusive of its crew, marking a milestone for the airship line and transatlantic air travel.
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Graf Zeppelin
Germany
South America
New Two-Deck Flying Boat Nears Completion in France
A new two deck flying boat for South Atlantic service nears completion in France. The fuselage is metal while the ribbed wing is covered with fabric.
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South Atlantic
France
Pasadena amateur Batita claims lead in Simon Pyres tie
Henry Batista, a Pasadena amateur, continued to claim first honors among the Simon Pyres with a 144 total placing him in an eight way tie for tenth. Dave Martin of Los Angeles shot 80 after an opening 69, marginally qualifying, while another unnamed player scored 76.
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Los Angeles
Henry Batista
Pasadena
Simon Pyres
Bears Triumph Over Dodgers In Muddy Charity Tilt
In Knoxville on December 22, the Chicago Bears defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 20 to 6 in a charity game played in heavy mud. Harold Grange scored a late TD, with standout 90 yard kickoff return by Shipwreck Kelly highlighting a dramatic finish.
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Red) Grange
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Time Supply Top Weight in 5000 Christmas Stakes Race
Time Supply which won the Meadows handicap was assigned top weight of 126 pounds for the $6,000 Christmas Stakes at Santa Anita on opening day. Faireno carries 120, Head Play 117, with the remaining weights listed for the field led by Riskulus 110 and Top Row 109.
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Preadventure
Sugar Bowl Opponents Prep in New Orleans for Game
Football foes Pop Warner and Tulane coach Wilbur Smith led teams toward the Sugar Bowl clash in New Orleans and Baton Rouge. Warner said the battle would be real while Tulane pressed a brisk home-field workout and players spoke of the favorable climate for training. Smuckler, the sophomore full back, was recovering from a cold and expected to see action.
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New Orlean
Tulane
Green Wave
Pop” Warner
Wilbur C. Smith
Owls
VMI to boast clever ball handlers on quintet
VMI announces a Guard heavy basketball squad led by captain Bill Downey and Charlie Hancock with a mix of sophomores and reserves. Frank Summers notes the team will lack speed but features rangy players and a tentative A team lineup including Merola Haas Ackerly. Schedule includes St Johns, Maryland, Navy, North Carolina, Virginia and more through late February.
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Bill Raftery
Summers
Bill Downey
Richmond
Charlie Hancock
Lynchburg
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Hancock
Tony Merola
Morris Haas
Man
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Merola
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Ackerly
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South Boston
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Stan McKibben
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George Stover
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Jim Zimmerman
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Georgia Tech Revises 1936 Schedule With Presbyterian Start
Georgia Tech announces a revised 1936 schedule replacing Clemson with Presbyterian for September 28. Coach Bill Alexander says Clemson will rejoin the slate later in 1936 as Tech aims to balance a heavy October stretch that previously included Vanderbilt Duke Michigan and Tulane.
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Hasty High Wins Two Off Wallburg Clubs
Hasty High defeated Wallburg High in two Friday games. The boys won 18 to 8 and the girls 20 to 18 behind Briggs nine points and Bodenheimer six for the winners. Box score incomplete with HAS.
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Hasty
Wallburg High
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Bodenheimer
Appendicitis Hits Alabama Tackle
San Antonio Tex December 22 Jim Whatley regular left tackle of the University of Alabama football team suffered a slight attack of appendicitis today but Coach Frank Thomas said he expected him to be able to play against Stanford in the Rose Bowl game January 1 Whatley was under a physician s care For the other 34 members of the Alabama squad there was a workout of an hour and a half at Eagle Field as the 15 car special train paused here on the way to the coast
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University of Alabama
Frank Thomas
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Whatley
Alabama
Eagle Field
Rose Bowl visitors to see Arizona program of dances
Tucson reports a special program of Mexican arch and Indian dancers for the University of Alabama football team during their two hour stay before the Rose Bowl. Coach Frank Thomas plans light limbering exercises for his players during the visit.
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Ariz
University of Alabama
Frank Thomas
Stanford Varsity Back In Uniforms Ahead Of Rose Bowl
Stanford University reports the football team resumes full workouts with key players soaking up drills after injuries. Coach Thornhill weighs risk versus practice as Bobby Grayson nurses torn rib cartilages and Bobby Grayson may wear a brace in the Rose Bowl. Kerth Topping returns to right end drills while Monk Moscrip shows restored form after knee problems.
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Alabama
C. BE. Thornhill
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California
Kerth Topping
Pet
Monk” Moscrip
Civil and government aircraft gasoline and oil use 1933
Civil and government aircraft in the United States consumed more than 57 million gallons of gasoline and nearly 2 million gallons of oil during 1933.
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United States
Triangle Tops Amateur League with 26-22 Victory
Triangle defeated Amos 29 to 11 to stay atop the Amateur League as Gaddis and Weisner led with 10 and 7 points. Marsh beat Robbins 26-22. Brooks 12 and Everhart 8 for Triangle. Phillips 10 for Robbins and Adams-Millis beat Trinity 18-14 with Martin 7 and H Lohr 6.
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Deea Gaddis
Weisner
Rothrock
Marsh
Robbins
Brooks
Everhart
Phillips
Adams-Millis
Trinity
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H. Lohr
Roosbins
Y M A T wrestlers top Draper in dual meet 24 to 0
High Point Y M C A grapplers defeated Draper Y mat artists 24 to 0 at Draper last night. Parks Starnes and Nolen won by falls, McLaurin and H Lea earned time advantages, with Evans and others drawing or scoring in various weight classes.
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Draper
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Nolen
McLaurin
Billies
H. Lea
Newby
Evans
Cassell
Lindsey
Hatcher
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Adkins
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Hicks
Billea
Rose Bowl Sellout Looms as Alabama Faces Stanford
Alabama gridiron stars head to Pasadena for the New Year battle with Stanford, with only about 2 000 of 4 000 tickets left. The 84 000 crowd will be the largest Alabama has played before, marking the second sellout to date. Coaches Thomas and Thornhill welcome public viewings but plan restricted access to practice.
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Frank Thomas
Indians
Pasadena
Thomas
Thornhill
Stanford
Bethe
Local groups urged to aid recovery efforts
Roper calls on community organizations to take lead in relief work, urging citizens to seek accurate economic information and coordinate through groups such as the New England Society to support recovery.
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New England Society
Automotive innovation speeds production beyond rivals
An American company showcases a car design that surpasses foreign models in speed and precision, signaling a leap forward in automotive manufacturing as engineers pursue higher efficiency and performance.
Growth Of Pro Grid Most Striking Sport
New York December 22 The remarkable growth of professional football and the open style of play in college football lead the Associated Press poll of 1934 sports trends. Observers cite amateur to pro moves in tennis and stronger gate receipts across major sports except boxing.
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Associated Press
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Ama
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