Golfer Lanning Leads After Sharp Rounds At Derby Event
The report notes Lanning out ahead with solid backswing and steady form as he leads with a 69 after a 70 and a long decisive putt. Wilfy Brooklyn and Fred Morrison trail with scores around 144 and 145 in a closely watched prize contest in Santa Monica.
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Ehthorn
Louisville
Brooklyn
Fred Morrison
Ira
Santa Monica
Plum
Net Aces End Top Rank In Pacific Coast Tennis
York, Dec. 23. Ind t hat America's future tennis lies in the far west the States Lawn Tennis association rated the young players Pacific coast the class of or boys and girls singles rankings for 1933 to be submitted Feb 10. Budge of Oakland is junior singles leader with Hartheweys division. Los Angeles players Herron Harmon ranked top in girls singles. Riggs leads doubles with Cohr. Miller is listed in St Paul as a prospect amid a department store pay to two patrol employees who aided in bandits who robbed.
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York
Ind
America
Far West
States Lawn Tennis Associay
Pacific Coast
Ingo
Ld Budge
Oakland
Cal
Akland
Robert Hartheweys
Cham
Los Angeles
Carnera Baer Talks and Trade Winds for 1940 Fight Season
The piece analyzes heavyweight plans as Primo Carnera heads to New York and Max Baer leaves Hollywood. Dempsey’s lingering influence, potential Rome bouts, and Baer’s movie career are weighed, with bets on a Carnera versus Baer showdown shaping the next boxing summer.
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Carnera
Baer
Primo Carnera
Italy
New York
Ancil Hoffman
Max Baer
Hoffman
John Kilpatrick
Carrera
Max
Madison Square Garden
Dempsey
the Garden
Oregon
Hollywood
Pena
Agreemen
Sharkey
Carera
Doug Fairbanks
Sarazen Picks All American Golfers In 1933 Rankings
Dempsey quotes on Sarazen's picks reflect a 1933 ranking of top golfers. He praises Willie Macfarlane for Miami Open win, notes Hagen's struggles in majors, and singles out Guldahl Goggin and Savazens peers. Baer and Cernera discussed as potential 1934 title threats with Dempsey urging serious training.
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New England
Washington
Mac Smith
Savazen
Hagen
Savannah
Gene
Haig
Sarazen
Ralph Guidahli
St. Louis
Guldahl
Guldah
Goodman
Chicago
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Goggin
Macfarlane
New York Clubs Fail to Profit by Winter Trades
In a busy winter market New York Giants Yankees and Dodgers show little trading. Giants added George Grantham and Fresco Thompson while Yankees prepare infield reshapes with Don Heffner and Lazzeri moves. Dodgers face few deals with McCarthy and Carey keeping roster mostly intact.
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New York
Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Metropolitan
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Max Carey
Dodgers
Giants
Glenn Spencer
Cincinnati
George Grantham
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Grantham
Pittsburgh
Fresco Thompson
Hank Leiber
McCarthy
Marse Joe
Newark
International League
Yankee
Herb Pennock
Joe Sewell
Chicago
Lyn Lary
Doc Farrell
Lou” Gehrig
Don Heffner
Baltimore
Tony Lazzeri
Frank Crossetti
Bob Rolfe
Rolfe
van Mungo
al Lopez
Brooklyn Dodger
Carey
Leslie Munns
St. Paul
Mungo
Ray Benge
Elmer Beck
Owen Carroll
Munns
Charley Perkins
Bobby Jones Explains Downswing and Slice Causes
Golf authority Bobby Jones analyzes the downswing start, hip and shoulder timing, and how improper weight shift leads to slicing. He explains how expert swings unwind hips before arms, with wrist cocking and left side stretch guiding the path, and recommends a golf leaflet on choosing clubs.
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James S. Eyre
New York
MacDonald Smith
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Bobby Jones
GRAPHIC GOLF GRIP CONSISTENCY IN JONES SWING
The article stresses grip as the key to a sound golf swing with the left hand driving the stroke and the right hand aligned to preserve mechanics. It highlights Bobby Jones as an example of a welded, unchanging grip whose V placement moves consistently on the shaft from address to top of the swing, with the clubhead remaining square to the ball.
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Bobby Jones
Jones
Bell Syndicate
Columbia Squad Reaches Tucson Ahead of Rose Bowl
Columbia football crew arrived in Tucson after cross country trip and prepared for a rest day before final Rose Bowl week. Coach Lou Little indicated plans to tighten focus and refine play as they gear up for Stanford in Pasadena on New Year’s Day. Stanford meanwhile held at home practice ahead of travel to Pasadena.
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Baer
Dempsey
Jack
Schmeling
Sharkey
Carnera
Hollywood
Tucson
Ariz
Columbia
Stans
Pasadena
Texas College of Mines
Lions
Lou Little
Ness
Colbia
Little
Clift
Montgomery
California
Stanford
Stanford University
Cardinals
Claude
Tony” Thornhill
Sesson
Keith Topping
Harry Carlson
San Francisco
Ale
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Charls Shostrom
Mi Miller
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Rome
Mussolini
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Tommy Loughran
Europe
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Ernie Schaaf
Tuffy Griffith
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