Starting Lineup Named by Coach For Home Game
The host team announces a starting lineup led by tallest guard Bulkerson at 6 feet 4 inches with center Conely Viminions and forwards Betlint Tan and Rowse. The game features Columbus and Warren as opponents with a 7 p.m. tipoff, and notes strong performances from Blevins and Caldwell as the season progresses.
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Cen
Ore
Will Ulist
Trojtte von Ui
Vetere
Bulkerson
Rowse
Heese
Raney
Gel Beilit
Elias
Tapa
Columbine Dewi
Columbes
Ate
Chai
Hos
Boyes of Columbus
Felun
Walla
Cains As Blevins
Mlagics Bors
Columbus Dogs
Colwhobis
Laneburg Central Defeats Patmos High 27-23 in A Thrilling Saturday Game
Laneburg Central defeated Patmos High School 27-23 on Saturday after a tight home battle. Musser scored twice in overtime while Reeves and Greek led Laneburg with double figures. officials Pete Creed and Homer Weathers supervised a game marked by 34 fouls and ejections.
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Patmos
Ark
Laneburg Central
Patmos High School
Wes
Ged
Musser
Stafford
Reeves
FL Dillard
Mayton
Lifferty
Poe Gimes
Patinas
Patias
Camp of Pains
Ted Ha
All Time Collegiate Passing Record Set in 1937
Fayetteville Arkansas reports Arkansas set a new all time collegiate passing record in 1937 with 140 passes for a total gain of 200 percent. The report notes changes in district play and style, highlighting a shift to all style play and increased passing volume throughout the season.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Rawlbacks Vom
Eyracure
Wupy High
Medwick Refuses to Sign Card Contract in Holdout
ST PETERSBURG Fla Joe Medwick of the St Louis Cardinals said he reluctantly joined early season pay holdouts despite the club’s offer. He sought more money based on his record and declined to state last year’s figures. GM Branch Rickey said Medwick had never been hard to sign in his career. Medwick aims to return the second contract if terms aren’t acceptable. He and his wife are wintering in Florida and he played in the Dizzy Dean golf tournament at Bradenton, finishing fourth. Johnny McCarthy of the New York Giants also signed a contract, with increases granted for the season.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Medwick
Jou
Bradenton
Mungo Predicts New Ball Changes In National League
Brooklyn pitcher Van Lingle Mungo discussed a stiffer ball and less elastic center to curb slugging and boost new weak hitting trends. He spoke in Orlando on Monday about how the rule change could alter fielding averages and shift emphasis in the league.
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Orlando
van Lingle Mungo
Brooklyn
Mungo
Southany League to pick new president in Memphis vote
The Atlanta Journal sports editor notes Blae is backed as successor to Judge John D. Martin though some fear his election in Memphis on January 22. Also, Coral Gables trainer Bitsy Grant hails Bobby Riggs as a thinking player, praising his controlled European style and predicting future greatness.
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The
Atlanta Journal
Coral Gables
Bitsy Grant
Miami Biltmore
Bobby Riggs
Chivarols
Grant
Pirates Face Shakeup As Leaders Call For New Faces
PITTSBURGH reporters spotlight turmoil on the Pirates after club president Bill Benswanger signals a swap of stars for fresh faces. Paul Waner chides the plan as cheaper faces, Jensen Jensen claims misquotes, and Pie Traynor defends the team amid media fallout.
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Pirates
Sutherland
Wsuiti
Anax
Bill Benswaihger
Paul Waner
Florida
Benswanger
Paul
Coaches Ponder Over Cage Rules
The 1937-38 basketball season half done shows coaches debating new rules. Pitt of Richmond shoots at backboard spots while Mooney of Columbia would remove backboards. Elimination ideas surface, jump rules divide centers like Bloom and DeHeer. Scoring rises with teams like Columbia and Stanford posting high games and records.
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AD Peature
Mac Pitt
University of Richmond
Pitt
Paul Mooney
Columbia University
Mooney
Sorrow Full
Hig
Jimes Naismith
Shuck Solodure
Meyer Bloom
Temple
Ployd DeHeer
Bloom
DeHeer
Hank Luisetti
Stanford
Duquesne
Toledo
Charles Chuckov
Hank Reilly
Marie Boyd
Central High School
Lopaconing
Ursuline Academy
Marie
Turletgi
Stephenvill
Texas
Plowboys
Ent
Texas Christian sinks to cellar after title season
Fort Worth report notes Texas Christian finished 5-6-7 after winning the Southwest Conference basketball championship in 1934, ending the season at the bottom of the standings with a poor record.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian
King Levinsky's near loss after $300000 windfall
King Levinsky, once a top money earner, recalls his brutal bust up when he was tossed overboard during a fight. He says he earned around $300,000 from boxing but is now financially strapped, relying on small exhibition earnings as he reflects on squandered wealth and family pressures. Also notes Henry Armstrong shrinking to featherweight for a title defense and his planned fights ahead.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Chicago
King Levinsky
Levinsky
Kingfish
Joe Louis
Jimmy Slattery
Max Baer
Tammy Loughran
Mickey Walker
Primo Corners
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Maxie Rosenbloom
Armstrong
Henry Armstrong
Harry Greb
Enrico Venturi
Madison Square Garden
K. C. Morgan
Toledo
Detroit
Frankie Castillo
Phoenix
al Cetrino
San Francisco
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
McGovern
Barney Ross
Tough Tickling Ends in Toss at New Fork Nippodrome
In a curious encounter at the New Fork Nippodrome 3629, the 275 pound figure known as the Gorgeous Greek defeats Long Jim Sullivan amid a strange show of tickling and whisker grabbing, leaving Jim Lendas unsure what rode him.
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Jim Lendas
Jim Sullivan
New Fork Nippodrome
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Butch) Nash
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