Army Navy Rivalry Echoes As West Point Stars Depart
A war of nerves and seasons lingers as West Point prepares for the next grid campaign while graduations thin its ranks. The piece lauds Randolph Field and Army formations, noting Tom Rulday of San Antonio as a standout back and praising the improved play seen in the corps area tournament. It highlights coaching quality, field strategy, and the enduring appeal of service football amid postwar adjustments.
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Tom Rulday
San Antonio
Thawes
Randolph Field
Randolph
West Folmers
Fort Gil
Lincemen
Ninth Infantry
Port Grockett
Twenty-third Infantry
Rune Golph
Chattanooga Drops From Southern 1A Section
Chattanooga announced withdrawal from the Southern 1A after a period of confusion. The decision ends their participation in the league and affects plans for upcoming games and standings.
One man rule proposed for minor league baseball
At Columbus Ohio in the National Association of Baseball Leagues annual convention talk centered on replacing the five member committee with a single head for minors. Names like Mike Sexton and Edge W Branham surfaced as likely choices. The meeting also discussed limiting the committee of five and continuing trade talks. Management figures like Joe McCarthy commented on club positions. Charles H Knapp was re elected president of the International League for a fifth term. The arbitration board settled or rejected several salary disputes, including Wit Clark of the Norfolk club. The Kansas City club sale remained in question with Lee A Keyser negotiating for the Blues. He had exercised an option previously but directors postponed action, seeking a better proposal at the meeting.
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Columaeds
Ohio
Committee of Five
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Mike Sexton
Edge W. ©. Branham
Piedmont League
Golumbus
Kansas City
American Association
Ben
Lee A. Keyser
Des Moines
Keyser
Blues
Greenleaf Against 77 We Field in Billiards
New York star Ralph Greenleaf dominates James Mills 125 to 22 in the national pocket billiards championship opener at Capitol Hillard academy. Tonight's schedule includes Frank Taberski vs Pasquale Natalio and Walter Franklin vs Bennie Allen, followed by George Kelly vs Jimmy Caras. Maverick Park Cups dispute over reports of a loss to the Prasneet Hill Tigers is clarified as inaccurate.
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Schenectady
N. Yu
Pasquale Natalie
Chicago
Walter Franklin
Kansas City
Bennie Allen
George Kelly
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Ties
Jimmy Caras
Big Six meet to stress economy in athletic affairs
At the closing session of the annual Big Six conference meeting ADs coaches and faculty representatives will emphasize economy in athletic administration. Managers of teams in the San Antonio and Southwest independent football leagues plan a Tuesday meeting at the Travelers hotel to discuss a protest filed by Frenchy's against the San Antonio Mustangs. The session begins at 7:30 p.m.
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Kansas City
San Anton and
Southwest Independent Football League
Travelers Hotel
Tiger
Frenchy
San Antonio Mustangs
Road That Walked and Other Earthquake Tales
A Kanan province earthquake of 1072 claimed over 100000 lives. A road section near Tsingning lifted and rolled intact across hills, with trees and birds carried along. Also notes Germinal the horse writes with a brush in mouth, and a promo for mailed replies to questions about bets.
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Kanan
China
Tsingning
Dr. Roubet
Arling ton Downs May See Spring Racing Card Forecast
A spring racing meeting at Arlington Downs is expected to be legalized and announced after the legislature opens in January. Fort Worth three stables and local bookmakers forecast the move, though the Waggoner group offers no confirmation.
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Fort Worth
Noone
W. T. Waggoner
Bookles
Dallas
Musicians Tee Off In City Golf Qualifier
Irving Rose's Musicians, Herman Waldman, Mec Rogers, and Janmie Klein compete this week at Willow Springs golf course for a place in the annual Musicians Golf Tourney. The event uses a metal score basis with handicaps after the qualifying round and a hard lump trophy donated by Rose. Investments in Ban Antoinle real estate are noted as safe.
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Irving Rose
Herman Waldman
Mec Rogers
Janmie Klein
Springs Golf Course
Rose
Pldea
Jt 1
Wolf Hunters Begin South Texas Wolf Hunt at Campbell
Camp Campbell hosts the annual South Texas Wolf Hunters chase with over 180 hunters on Tuesday dawn. Judges include Dr John R Ulster of Houston and M Martindale of San Marcos, with J A Roberson of Maytin also on the panel as the event opens.
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Campbellen
Cru
John R. Ulster
Houxton
M. Martindaln
San Marcos
J. A. Roberson
Mayine
Campbrilion la
Souin
Piensanton
Boggess Bosses JCC Golf Decider at Club Forrest
Lynton Dusty Boggiss won the Junior Chamber of Commerce golf championship in a playoff over H Behalion at Club Forrest after 72 holes tied at 308. Other JCC award winners noted include Gam Low Fred Eaves G B Vordenaaum Hugh Stoan and several named members. Qualifying for the Optimist club tourney continues at Club Forrest as Sunday. Reuben Albaugh and Fells McKnight contest the Hillcrest Skullery invite semi finals Tuesday afternoon.
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Lynton
Dusty
Boggiss
Hugh Stoan
PB. I. Pahlman
Dr. Buller
H.C. Ray
Harry Barron
Saul Patten
Harold Borrell
A. G. Randal
K. J. Wils Dlams
C. W W. Bryant
Ralph Rubollom
Herry Barton
Med Faves
Dr. Butler
Mateh
Hillcrest Sculliry
Reuben Albaugh
Riverside
Fells McKnight
Huck Winsford
Chocolate Favored To Defeat LaBarba
Chocolate, featherweight champion, won a 9 to 1 decision to defeat Fidel La Barba in New York. The bout Friday night saw Chocolate step down to 128 pounds while La Barba weighed around 121 pounds.
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Chocolate
LaBarba
New York
Kid
Fide la Baron
Los Angela
Cunan
Wile Lane Barkha
Fidel
Veenker May Coach Chicago Bears News Item
Chicago rumors name George Veernekir Veenker as leading candidate to replace Stagg at the University of Chicago football program. Amos Alonzo Stagg will retire next June after decades as director of athletics and coach. Thomas W. Bottcamp denies definite selection. Stagg declines honorary post, keeping salary and pension details.
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Chicago
Amos Alonzo Brage
University of Chicago
George Veenker
Iowa State College
Thomas W. Bietcall
Metesis
Iowa State
Olympic Club Ready To Enter Indoor Track Championships
The Olympic Club of San Francisco plans to send its top athletes to the indoor track and field championships. Daniel J. Ferris disclosed the news, noting include Millee the pole vault champion Ralph HI second in the 5000 meters Henri Leborde third in shot put Walter Marly high jumper and Ralph Martingue sprinter among those selected for the squad.
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Coast
New York
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Daniel J. Ferris
Millee
Ralph HI
Henri Leborde
Walter Marly
Ralph — Martingue
Opening Fights Draw Crowd in Cameron Street Arena
Henry Moreno dominated the 10 round main event against Kid Torreon, with Torreon fading as Moreno landed solid lefts each round. Ralph Sikes defeated Shane Ward in a quick six rounds, while Roberta Gomez outpointed Kid Monterey in six. Mike Delgado beat Kid George in the curtain-raiser as fans packed the arena and management planned permanent seating for future shows.
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Henry Moreno
Kit
Torres
Ralph Sikes
Shane Ward
Robert Gomez
Kid Monterey
Franke Simon
Martin Manes
Mike Delgado
Kid George
DDC
BHAW
Cameron Street
Florea
San Antonio
Pride
Kid Torreon
Ioo Much Moreno
Moreno
Zorreon
Torreon
Moreog
Torrean
Schnorle
Johanie Ward
Los Angeles
Ward
Roberta Gomer
Monterey
Gomer
Gomez
George
Mike
Delgado
Fort Worth Club Owners Seek Sale at National Merling
Fort Worth owners Sam Lord and Ted Robinson attend the national merling to sell the Fort Worth baseball franchise. Roy Meehan and Clarence Kraft are not in the trio, and no purchaser or playing potential for the club is present.
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Fort Worth
Sam Lord
Ted Robinson
National Baseball
Roy Meehan
Clarence Kraft
Pei
Promoter Curley Kayoed in Ring Riot at Garden
Promoter Jack Curley was knocked out as Ed Lewis defeated Ray Steele for the heavyweight title in Madison Square Garden. The bout sparked a brawl with Breee’s followers entering the ring and disrupting the event. Ring officials and Garden staff then restored order after several minutes of chaos.
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New York
Jack Curley
Gufferee
Strangler
Lewis
Ray Steele
Chendale
Calif
Madigon Bayore Garden Inn
Steele
Addie Forbes
Breee
Curley
Horned Frogs Back in Training
FORT WORTH December 9 The Horned Frogs resume regular workouts as Coach Schmidt reassembles the squad for practice. Despite players named for the all West team, Schmidt said he can cope without Frullé and Boswell, preferring Salkeld Graves Myer and Langdon Howell. A potential Colgate clash at Soldiers Field is mentioned in context of national honors. The Sugar Bowl prospects and possible Georgia targets are noted with the New Orleans winter port committee eyeing December 21.
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Horned Frogs
Schmidt
Hia
Baseell
Vaught
Pruitt
San Francisco
Frullé
Boswell
Salkeld
Graves
Myer
Langdon
Howell
Tenncaste
Auburn
Alabama
New Orleans
Porte Committee
Sale of Ball Park Fizzles in San Antonio Texas League
The San Antonio Baseball Club failed to sell its Josephine Street property that housed the former dormer park after secret negotiations led by a real estate agent collapsed. Secretary M R Gli said there was no sale of the franchise with the property. The Indians have signed for at least one year at Techfield on North Flores Street.
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Bill Parker
John Brecemus
San Antonio
Brecemus
Texarkana Epen
John
Pacific Coast
Bredemus
Los Angeles
Lee
Alow Bredemus
Bredenius
Josephine Street
Dormer Park
M R. Gli
Gill
Stelctiy Reel Estate
Indians
Techfield
North Flores Street
Anderson Sees Tough Clash With USC on Saturday
Notre Dame coach Hank Anderson hastened his squad toward Tucson and Los Angeles as the Irish prepare for a decisive clash with Southern California at the Los Angeles Coliseum. He notes USC’s strong pass defense and predicts Notre Dame will rely on the forward pass, with Dowell Anderson considering the implications of the key contest and the Trojans’ formations.
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Warren Brown
Notre Dame
Der
Hank Anderson
Tucson
Los Angeles
Trojans
Dowell Anderson
Howard Jones
Uhre
Laem
California
Pittsburg
New York
Army
Dietzel to Wrestle for Fort Worth Area Club
Dietzel, a wrestler linked with Texas Christian and Adolph Dieteel, trains with the Fort Worth M C A mill in preparation for winter bouts. He is expected to face wrestlers from Dale Jas, Waco, Houston and Ben Antonio in upcoming engagements.
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Dietzel
Texas
Gan Banite High Names 1933 Greyhounds Captain
Charles Peery has been elected captain of the Gan Banite high school Greyhounds for 1933 at Benito Texas. Hanyel Mungum served as captain last year after the death of captain-elect Haysa Billue, who was fatally buried in a class fight last spring.
Brackenridge gym to host Commercial basketball twin bill
The Commercial League brings two games to Brackenridge gym Tuesday night. Keney Grocers face Magnolia Flying Horsemen in one clash while Duncan Field plays Rich Plumbers in the second. The Grocers, last year’s state champions, loom as a strong test for Magnolia. Also noted is a resignation of Fred Mary as league secretary and signings of Cholly Flinn and Noah Webster by the Rice Plumbers.
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Brackenridge Gymnasium
Keney Grocers
Magnolia Flying Horsemen
Duncan Field Club
Rich Plumbers
Magnolia Horsemen
Duncan Field
Kenner Grocers
Cholly Flinn
Noah Webster
Rice
Sidney Lawier
Ne Voks
Lanier Court
Voks
Glorialian Institute
Melock
Gt. Mary’s
Parish Ginte
Alamo Basketball League
Lanter Gym
Nationals
Mendiola Bambers
Wen
Fighting Lafler
Tall Postoffice Crew
Sonny Boys
Stockyards
Mrat
Diole Barvers
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