Bears Meet Baylor In Southwest Title Bout
Rice Institute and Baylor clash at Carroll Field as Baylor seeks a Southwest Conference title clinching win after recent upsets. Texas Christian and Southern Methodist also in title mix, with key players listed and injuries noted for SMU and Rice.
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Rive
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Ray Fugue
Truman Spain
Busle Raborn
Enhough
Jimmy Lawrence
Hauster Iast
All America Ratings Highlight 1934 Football Standouts
The column lists All-America selections with votes finalized, naming standout players from Notre Dame, Army, Purdue, California, Ohio State, and others. It praises Hufton as a top sprinter and key lineman, notes Williams from Stanford and Monahan from Ohio State, and mentions Ferrara of Columbia and Maddox of Kansas State among leading figures in the 1934 selection.
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Football Hall of Fame
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Fuller knocks out Jadick in fourth round display
In New York, Fuller avenged his disputed decision against Peter Jackson by stopping Johnny Jadick in the fourth round. Jadick, a rangy Philadelphia welter, was knocked down thrice and finally finished after the referee intervened as Jadick rose twice.
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Glurdy Little
Peter Jackson
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Rain of fish and odd tropic myths in Xoro Honduras
Yesterday's Explanations describe an annual July phenomenon in Xoro Honduras where showers of fish fall from freak storms caused by waterspouts near the Caribbean. The piece blends local superstition with a botched scientific attempt and mentions other odd phenomena like snakes and drugs in rain. It also notes an 11‑year winning streak by Berkeley High School’s football team and a call for readers to send questions to Mr Ripley for a gossip column.
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Homduras
Yors
Carribean
Cnath Frank Geasy
Berkeley
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Oakland
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Fast Litife
Crawford Defeats Perry To Win New South Wales Title
Sydney tennis star Jack Crawford defeated world number one Fred Perry in a five set final to capture the New South Wales championship, with set scores 2-8 8-3 1-6 7-5.
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Dea
Jack Crawford
Fred Perry
Tingland
New South Wales
Pioneer and Bakers win on Broadway Friday afternoon
Broad street bowlers LANIe3 Vinepin Teague Pioneer tite Wines and Richter's Bakers scored victories as Pioneer rallied in the final inning. Bakers defeated Independent Grocers three road opener. Reeves and Richters led Pioneer with solid scoring while Hirdy and Stan contributed strong lines in a gritty league tilt.
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Rent Hirdy
Stan Richtera
Sence
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Mduags Bichteys F
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Devens Weds. Pals of Diamond Absent
Boston announces the marriage of Charlie Devens former Yankees pitcher to Raith Prescott Wolcott. The ceremony occurred at Emmanuel Church with clergy Endicott Peabody Samuel Deacy and Phillips Endicott Osgood officiating as guests from Boston and New York social circles.
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Charlie Devens
New York Yankees
Devens
Prescott Wolcott
Nhew
New York
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Endiott Peabody
Groton
Margaret
Samuel S. Deucy
St. Paul's School
Phillips Endicott Osgood
Emmanuel
Cuyler Bait In Cub Trade
Charlie Grimm plots to break up the Cubs by trading Cuyler or English for a starting pitcher. He touts past deals and aims to swap veterans for another ace at the Major League meeting in New York on December 11.
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Duc
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Kiki Guyler
Woody English
Grimm
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Cub Pilot
Lewisville
Jim Weaver
Guy Bush
Babe Herman
Pittsburgh
Larry French
Freddy Lisislrum
Pniing
Dick Ward
St. Louis Cardinals
Tex Carleton
Lon T Warnrke
bin Lee
French
Gameton
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Thera
Cuyler
English
Stan Hack
Ieb Guyler
Chuck Klein
Tuck Stainback
Frank Demares
New York
Dallas Horse Race Meet Shows Profit
Dallas horse racing plan reports improved finances with two meets closing profits. Net from the top event reached $54,330.22 while spring figures show a profit around $1,266. The Texas State Fair cooperation noted by President Olle Herold highlights broader fair-related gains.
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Dallas, Co
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Olle Herold
Humberto and Shah to wrestle on Wednesday night
Humberto the Spanish ace receives the assignment to wrestle Shah on Wednesday night at Pramot a Harry Goftman’s weekly show. Five challengers were named with Baily Edwafis and Fauldongs joining the slate. Mervin Westenerg returns to the pack as promoter contemplates Toland Klechmeyer from Oklahoma who has earned SH medals in multiple events. Lou Plummur declined a semi final bid, seeking only a main event. Ramey Meyers, the Founton referee, will make his debut.
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Pets Shah
Pramota
Harry Goftmans
Baily Edwafis
Fauldongs
Pate Shah
Mervin Westenerg
Toland Klechmeyer
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. Pnd
Lou Plummur
Ramey Meyers
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Founton
Headquarters Routs Local Teams in Kelly Field Winners Run
The Headquarters squadron at Kelly Field posted eight straight victories. The second string edged the Twelfth squadron 21 to 20, then beat Comfort High 35 to 33. First string defeated AaWAdead 68 to something, as schedule opens Monday at Hangar 13.
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Bahr Gate to Lead Alma Downs Winter Race Start
The Bah Gate starting device will be used exclusively at Alma Downs from December 25 to February 2, with the Houston gate shipped to the Joliet course for Christmas day. The system aims to protect horses and riders, overseen by a San Antonio official, as racing expands to longer routes and new testing at Alamo Downs.
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Camera Favorite to Beat Campolo in Pro Boxing Bout
AVENCHAIRES Dec 1 Prine Camera Italian heavyweight contender rides a dramatic comeback to defeat Victoria Campalo of Argentina in a 12 round match. Carnera, seeking the world title, weighs 35 pounds more and expected to dominate Campolo as in 1931. Loughran and Paying Usccudum among expected spectators. Also, New Robcat captain San Marcos Teachers College wins tennis meet title 6-5 6-2 2-8 6-0 over Tulhadge Roberts.
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Big Prime
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Universal Picks Prize Long Shot
In New York on a Friday race at May track insiders favored a long shot. A three year old, Sun Liberty, trained by J. Mevhan, finished second, paying $178.20 for place and illustrating the strong odds and upset potential discussed by racing experts.
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Stackhouse wins San Antonio Open golf event at Willow Springs
Letty Stackhouse, Corpus Christi pro, captured the San Antonio Open at Willow Springs after a long 38 holes, finishing with a 225 total. Brackenridge pro Menafee easily placed second with 237, while Sammy Schneider of Kerrville took third at 228. A two-stroke penalty cost Exile Steely of Willow Springs a stronger finish. Recount shows several players near the top amid a large field in the week’s handicap tournament.
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Brackenridge Park
Sammy Schneider
Kerryville
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Sin Antoniy
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Tate
San Antonio
Army tourney opens at Fort Sam Houston stadium
The 23rd Army tournament opens Saturday at 2 30 in the new Fort Sam Houston stadium at the end of Wilson Street near the commissioned officers' quarters. Seating capacity is about 600 with limited parking. Second Field Artillery squad meets Kort Clark unit Bracketville Sunday afternoon. Semi finals Dec 9 finals Dec 6. Tickets available at Fort Sam Houston athletic office and final box office. Army-Navy clash will be broadcast after the Saturday game.
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Morrison Admits Possible Vanderbilt Contact
Dallas December 1 Vernon Morrison SMU athletic director and head football coach says he was invited to confer with Vanderbilt officials about succeeding Lan McGugin. He has not decided and will wait until after the current season. Morrison declines further discussion, noting strong ties with SMU players and staff. Wisconsin Cagers Down Madison in hoops clash with a 24-11 score at the end of the report.
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Ray Morison
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