Emmet Girls Top Union 25 to 15 in Big Crowd
Emmet senior girls defeated Union High 25 to 15 before a large home crowd. Wells led Emmet with 16 points as Emmet edged Union to even the season series after Union had beat Emmet in January. Union’s defense faltered late while Emmet showcased improved play in both halves.
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Emmet
Union High School
Union High
el Dorao
Emet
Union
Wells
Emmet Cagers
Ermet
Chambress
Carr
Aes Forward Crane Gems
Gammill
Graves
Cromby
J. McCullough
Towes
sam _L. McCullough
Laneburg
Paul
Steed
Wesson
Otwell
Indoor track stars target Wanamaker Mile and records
The article previews a busy indoor season led by Olympic hopefuls and veterans aiming to reclaim glory. Gene Venzke Cunningham and San Romani eye Wanamaker Mile glory at Madison Square Garden on February 6, with Lash and Sears pressing two mile records.
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Charley Genske
Wisconsin
Archie San Romani
Venzke
Cunningham
San Romani
Joe Mangan
Joe
Lash
Don Lash
Hay Sears
Sears
Paavo
Lah
Rarebacks Meet Texas in 2 Games
The Southwest Conference results show Baylor losing 21 19 to Texas A and M at College Station and then beating T C U by the same score. Texas Christian moves down while Southern Methodist leads. Arkansas Rice and Baylor tied for third. Upcoming schedule includes SMU vs Baylor in Dallas and Texas A M vs T C U at Fort Worth.
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Associated Press
Texas Aggies
Horned Frogs
Texas Christian
Baylor Bears
Baylor
Aggies
College Station
Southern Methodists
Woman of Few Words Exchanges With New Maid
A haughty mistress tells the maid that beckoning with a finger means come. The maid replies she is a woman of few words, and shakes her head to indicate she will not come.
Szabo tracks for big time on indoor boards
In Brooklyn at a Knights of Columbus meet Lash shows he can sprint the final laps while Sears fades. Szabo, who beat Finland’s Olympic 3000m champion Holle in Berlin, is billed as a rising star with ambitions in 200 and 3000 meters. Ny, Sweden, and Nurini figures loom as older rivals in a New York indoor track scene eager for spikes.
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New York
Stong
Tokio
Gene Venzke
Berlin
Gleon Cunningham
Cunningham
Jack Lovelock
O'Brien
Syracuse
Randalls Island
Varoff
George Varoff
Germany
Earl Meadows
Suero Ohe
Wanamaker
the Garden
Kiklas Szabo
Sears
Lash
Brooklyn K
Pees Sears
Szaba Beatso- Holle
Finland
Nurini
Szabo
Erik Ny
Sweden
Avtavist
Champion Marshall Restores Old Style Wrestling to Modern Ring
Everett Marshall, heavyweight champion, returns wrestling to its old school by mastering the full Nelson. He trains on a wooden dummy for hours, building wrists and forearms to rival top athletes, challenging showy holds and emphasizing balance and timing over gimmicks. Wrestling leaders hail him as restoring discipline and leadership to the sport.
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Tarry Grayson
NEA
Earl Caddock
Peeanes Burns
Everett Marshall
Marshall
al Hart
Columbus
John Pesek
Jim Browning
Dick Shikat
Jin McMilen
Rockies
Erar
Earnest Everett
Sonnenbergs
O'Mahonys
Ali Babuss
Torn Jenkins
Ed Strangler Lewis
Frank Gotch
Humbolt
Caddock
Joe Stecher
Dodge City Demon
Lewis
Big Badger
Pesek
Jim Landos
Schoolboy Rowe Undergoes Arm Operation
Detroit pitcher Lynwood Rowe underwent a procedure to remove a tumor from his pitching arm on January 19 in Arkansas. The operation was kept secret at Rowe’s request. He reports feeling fine and confident his arm will be right this season after two years of trouble.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit News
Lynwood
Culs Last to Start Exhibition Contests
CHICAGO NEAS The Chicago Cuba will be the last major league team to swing into a spring exhibition series. Charley Grimm's boys do not get under way until March 26, while the New York Giants start paying shows in southern cities as early as February. Kingsville Texas The Javelinas of the Texas College of Arts and Industries will start next football season with a sentimental pigskin a bull made from the high hide of a South Texas javelina for the opening game.
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Chicago
NEAS
Charley Grimm
New York Giants
Kingsville
Texas
Javelinas
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Cecil Travis Turns To Boxing For Aggressiveness
Riverdale Georgia report on Cecil Travis as the Washington Senator infielder seeks more aggression by boxing and training. Former minor league boss Bert Niehoff says Travis remains gentle and lacks the edge fans want, preferring a quiet farmer life near Riverdale while baseball stays his job.
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Riverdale
Cecil Travis
Washington
Griffith
Travis
Bert Nicholf
Bert
Chattanooga
Southern Association
Worshed Niehoff
Gare Rulous Lupe
Niehoff
Hivercale
Georgia
Jackson and Lazzeri to be honored by baseball writers
Anthony Lazzeri of the Yankees and Travis Jackson of the Giants were named recipients of the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association annual awards. Lazzeri earned player of the year for his 1935 comeback and sparkling season. Jackson received the meritorious service award for a long major league career. Both will be feted at the New York baseball writers banquet Monday night at the Camarone Hotel.
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New York
Anthony Michael Lazzeri
Yankees
Travis Calvin Jackson
Chipter
Baseball Writers Association
Luyzeri
Ducksom
Punjad Baseball Writers
Hotel Camadore
Lazzert
Lew Gehriz
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Dives Dear
Cordinals
Tubbell
Lareers
Hon Are
Central American Slave Rescue In Early 1900s tale
Adoniram Judson Iglesias, a San Blas Indian boy from Central America, escaped burial and slaving attempts after being adopted by American missionary Mrs. Iglesias. Rescued near sale into slavery, he was sheltered in Brooklyn then sent to New York with his foster brother Claudio Iglesias. Oklahoma officials pressed for admissibility to the United States amid immigration limits.
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Muskogee
Gila
Adoniram Judson Iglesias
San Blas
Central America
A. Iglesing
Brooklyn
Iglesias
B.D. Weeks
Bucane Indian School
Oklahoma
Washington
Frank Thapsen
Barone
United States
Adoniram
True Fish Story of Winter Trawling Off Sable Island Bank
Howard F. Burdick recounts a winter voyage on the bay State Fishing Co trawler Surf from Boston to the offshore Sable Island Bank. He describes brutal weather, long shifts, and huge hauls of cod haddock and rider fish, with vivid details of the crew including Norwegians Icelanders and Navy Scotsman aboard.
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Howard F. Burdick
Westerly
Boston
Bay State Fishing Co
Sable Islan
Banka
Studly Words From A Brief Wrong Note
A fragmentary line reads a misspelled plea about writing, speed, and words. The text mentions football and arena related garbled phrases with unclear meaning or names. The readable portion shows no identifiable people or events to anchor a fuller report.
Guernsey Cagers Fall In Third Straight Loss
Guernsey boys were beaten 17 to 16 by Fulton in a hard fought game marking their third straight setback since January 12. Cox led Guernsey with 9 points in the final two quarters but the Yellowjackets could not summon a late rally as Fulton pulled away in the fourth. The Guernsey girls also lost 8 to 6 to Fulton in a sluggish affair.
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Fy I. Bristow Guernsey
Guernsey
Fulton Yin
Columbus Tigers
Wasi
Futian
Geonsey
Cox
Samuels
Blevins
Minutus
Yellowjackets
Taylor
Wilson
Fulton
Uttres
Etick
Red River Boys
Condi Liebling
Harmnons
Hope
Chiozza Keeps Busy During Off-Season with Coaching Roles
Louw Chiozza, newly acquired by the New York Giants from the Phillies, keeps active during the off-season under a new manager Bill Terry. He coached football last fall at Cathole Holy? Memphis and now teaches basketball at Christian Brothers College, continuing a busy year between sports and local duties.
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Memphis
NBA
Bill Terry
Louw Chiozzi
New York Giants
Phillies
Ile Chiozza
Cathole Fhlic
Ife
Christian Brothers Colelege
Whalse Os Iblerestest Jnoa
Spaghetti Foundry
Heavies and Giants Dominate Santa Clara Sports Giants
A fragment from a 20th century sheet highlights Santa Clara University as a top basketball power with heavyweights like Ed Nebseit and Lattin noted for size and prowess. It also references a bowling promoter behind an upcoming national event, plus seaside fishing lore and daring sea stories including a girl reporter who found a sensational story at sea.
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Santa Clara
Santa Clara University
U.S
Brong
Ed Nebseit
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