Aggies hear Bill James as Norton aide at A&M
Campus buzz centers on Bill James reportedly being invited to join Homer Norton's Texas A&M coaching staff as an assistant. Unclear how it affects Cal Rububard, with further rumor linking James to a split between Norton and Mubbaya. James reportedly has other offers after not being reappointed at Austin.
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Oklahoma Defeats TCU in Last Frame
Oklahoma defeats TCU in the last frame to secure a 4 to 0 victory. Johnny Euntis Nome delivered a key run with one on base as Sodners posted the final outs. More than 1,000 fans watched the season opener in the Sodners ballpark.
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Brewers Seek Out of Town Game Practice Schedule
The Gabings Brewers plan daily practices at 5 PM this week and invite an out-of-town game for Suni. Contact via Beer West Commerce for arrangements.
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Fight Results From Associated Press Boxing Card
Boxing results from New York Chicago and multiple cities list outpoints and knockouts for fighters including Joe Mandarano Eddie Marky Terry and others with various venues and outcomes. report notes wins by Crews and losses in a busy Associated Press summary of the event.
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Marathon golf record shattered at Salt Lake City course
Bob Swanson, a Los Angeles golfer, purportedly set a 343 holes in a day record at Nibley Park Salt Lake City. He started at midnight and completed the feat after about 19 hours of play, breaking the previous 333-hole mark as he kept going through meals and rests.
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Edison Meet Sets Entries for Saturday Track Event
The Edison invitation track and field meet lists 24 schools with 2 percent stress on the entry list. Edison High School leads the lineup with late additions including Maxwell, Harper, Hunt, LaPeriz, Lockhere Jourdanian and Bandera. The declamation contest, running with the meet, has drawn 16 entries.
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Menger Under Knife for Appendicitis
Alamo Heights High School coach and local amateur baseball pitcher Menger underwent an appendectomy at Nix hospital on Tuesday. Dr Roy T. Goxavin performed the operation and Menger was reported doing well. Details about other local items followed in the fragment.
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Gonzales Negro Sprinter Sets World Record in Track
Gonzales April 2 McCoy Langram a Black sprinter at the Ol Sung Coo camp may enter collegiate athletics and possibly the 1938 world Olympics. He reportedly ran 20 yards in 2.85 seconds at a rack meet, surpassing Sharies B. Boren’s 2.09 seconds. Langram, 21, from Sweet Home, weighs 195 pounds and wore baseball shoes on a rough track.
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Dallas Lands Third Sacker for Steers
April 2 Business notes that manager Bob Terlown of the Dallas Steers said Marshall Mauldin, a youthful third baseman, was acquired from Chicago Whar Tarleton. Mauldin is slated to join Sunday’s game at Steer Stadium against the Pittsburgh Pirates in an exhibition with the White Sox.
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Barpolis to Meet Jones in All Star Mat Card Main Event
Dr Kerl Barpolls, famed Chicago physician wrestler, returns to face Paul Jones in a three fall main event on Harry Colimarts all-star card. Jones, known for rough style and powerful leg scissors, promises high drama as Barpolis showcases his rope-started scissors. Dick Raines of Dallas and Ivan Zahuuroff square off in a one fall feature, with Meyer and Nelson slated for a separate bout.
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Dick Raines
Dallas
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Tech Playing Austin Game Echoes Steel City Rivalry
Coach Earl English's San Antonio Tech Buffs meet the Austin Maroons Tuesday night in the Capitol City. Fourteen Tech players make the trip. The Buffs crushed a Forty-third Squadron unit 12 to 0 in a late innings game with Hans pitching four innings and Chism the last three. Batteries: Hans, Chism and Peoraza.
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Carlock
Heights Students in Archery Shhoot
Elementary grade students at Alamo Heights school will join an archery meet at 4 Welock Wer musday afternoon on the tower athletic field 19 the Clunie basin. Gueille Collins will be in eyaree.
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Walsh Decides Cardinals Top Team In 1935 NL Outlook
New York writer Davis J. Walsh predicts the St. Louis Cardinals will win the 1935 National League pennant. He argues the Giants fail to match the Cards in pitching and hitting, highlights Cardinals strengths in infield depth and power hitters like Medwick and Frisch, and names Dodgers Cubs and Braves in the ladder of contenders. He notes Ruth's potential impact assists the league and comments on each club's prospects.
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Training Camp Dope From The Associated Press
PEPERSBURG Frg April 3 reports little mention of Bob Rolfe in Yankees spring news as the rugged Dartmouth infielder works quietly. Experts rate Rolfe as top Yankee third baseman since Joe Dugan, while Casey Stengel reshuffles the lineup and notes the Giants, Phillies, Reds, and Dodgers facing varying fortitudes in Florida and Georgia camps.
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Baer Denies Marriage Plans Amid Rumors
Chicago April 2. heavyweight champion Max Baer denied reports he planned to marry Broadway socialite Mary Kory Beast. He dismissed rumors as baseless, mentioning gossip about a supposed engagement and a Miami incident as the source of the chatter.
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TMI Back in School Race Beats Hornets on Panther Field
Texas Military Institute Panthers jumped back into the Academic league baseball race by trimming St. Henry's Hornets. Key hits and a sixrun rally in the sixth inning sealed the victory as Arthur Chete opened the frame with a triple and Bill Phillips led the offense with a double and two singles.
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Indians Top American League in early pennant poll
New York April 3 The Cleveland Indians were named favorites to win the American League pennant in a wide open race. Walter Johnson's club is favored by 25 of 76 voters, with the Yankees close behind by two votes. Detroit Tigers fail to place first, while Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Athletics receive scattered support.
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29 Netters Play in Club Tourney at San Antonio
Twenty nine members entered the San Antonio Country Club annual tennis tournament which opened Monday with three matches. Last year's winner Paschal Walthall returns to defend the P. J. McNeel Challenge Cup. Monday results include Raymond Keller beating A B Robertson 8-2 6-2 Dan Tate defeating John Burr 2-6 6-3 1-5 and Harald Dewar defeating Lieut R F Fielton 8-0 6-4.
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