Three Games On College Schedule
New York December 8 College football offered a three game schedule today as teams push toward the Rose Bowl and East West games on New Year’s Day. Southern Methodist’s Mustangs clash with St Mary’s Gaels on the Pacific Coast while Southern California Trojans meet Washington in a South West setup. St Mary’s favored over the Mustang and USC over Washington though Washington could beat Stanford, the Rose Bowl pick from the West. LSU closes an undefeated season at Baton Rouge against Tennessee led by Montie Frathers.
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New York
Dev
Pacific Coast
Southern Methodists
Mustings
St Mary's
Southern California
Trojans
Stanford
Washington
Mustang
Washington Allhough
BU Jones
Louisiana State Tigers
Bolton Rouge
Tennessee
Volunteers
Monttie Frathers
Efige
Gaels Aim to Halt Mustangs in Kezar Showdown
San Francisco fans expect 20 000 to 30 000 at Kezar Stadium for a clash between St Marys Gaels and Southern Methodist Mustangs. The Gaels boast a tougher line and faster backs while SMU relies on aerial plays led by Watson Burl Turner Rey and Sinkth. Both teams seek a season breakthrough after multiple losses.
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Soulhern
St. Mary's Jawor
Mustangs
Leld
Watson
Burl
Turner
Rey
Sinkth
St. Mary's
Ned
Kezar
Todd
Gasillard
Canada Anc
Calain
Unclear OCR: Local Sporting Result Snippet
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and terms like MAT RESULTS and COVIG Orew, with multiple garbled words and no coherent event, date, or outcome. The readable content suggests a meet or match summary but lacks usable specifics to form a proper news card.
Bottomley Slated To Manage Reds Admits Stirring Talk
In Nokomis a report says Jim Bottomley, first baseman, may become Cincinnati Reds manager. Bottomley acknowledged conference with Larry McPhail at St. Louis, while noting Ponte Bush remains manager. Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia Phillies discuss Mickey Cochrane trade to enable signing. Frank Navin aims to settle the matter at next week’s baseball convention.
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Jim Hottomley
Cincinnati Reds
Bottomley
St. Louis
Larry McPuall
Olsa
Bottimby
Ponte Bush
Detroit
Der
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia
Manayer
Detroit ‘Tigers
Baworth
Pasch
Frank Navin
Tiger Club
Cochrane
Yale Football Schedule Announces Eight Major 1934 Games
Yale athletic association releases a 1934 schedule listing eight major games with no open dates. The season opens October 6 against Columbia, then Stanford, Princeton, Harvard, and others. the Ells team faced Army, Georgia, Princeton, and Harvard in prior seasons.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Yale Athletic Association
Columbia
Harvard
Princeton
Ells
Army
Georgia
Stenford
Hosetad
Nigver
Aylott
Blythedale
Martinsborg
Albany
Sports Roundup Signals Busy Weekend Slate Across Baseball and Hockey
The report surveys August 17 league results and upcoming fixtures in the Canadian American and American leagues. It notes Windsor beating Gunton, Quebec and Providence matchups, and Oklahoma City's bid headlines. Local and national schedules list New York Canadiens, Montreal, Chicago, and other clubs with multiple games planned, including interleague play and draft notes.
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Windsor
Gunton
Quebec
Providence
Oklahomd City
Lon A
Suuarcny
Nationlesgun
New York Hangers
Montreal Canadiens
Chicako
Fonta
New York
Ans
Three Holes in One by Al Blootgond at Cherokee
Golf note reports Al Blootgond of Cherokee scoring three holes in one within months during June to August 1953. One ace came at Cherakese Country Club on hole No 8 dark, 10 yards. The item mentions yesterday explanations and chalk ramps at Spencer, with references to July 26 fairs and a column inviting reader queries about a cartoon feature.
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Towa
Spencer
Cherokee
Cherakese Country Club
Carrow of 41% Leads Blowout at Billitone Golf Open
Willie MacFarlane shoots a pace setting 41 percent round setting a new course record as the field contends for first money of 2500 in the four under par 18-hole opening day. Notables like Shute and Goods trade near misses while Ralph Guleba and Paul van White Plains chase the leaders in a tight field.
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RAL Gables
Fia
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckrace
Litte
Inny Shute
Philadelphian
Ape Champate
Fireway
Johnny Goods
Omaha
Paul van
White Plains
Ralph Guléba
Tomor I
Ely
Kapplan pushes for main event at Walkahon arena show
Wrestling buzz mounts after Just Wednesday's night program as Abe Kapplan, the St. Louis Jew, demands a main event slot. Promoter Harry Coffman weighs adding heavyweights Billie Edwards, John Plummer, and Pete Schuh, amid rumors of Edwards versus Black and other rivalries fueling fan excitement.
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Harry Coffman
Wrigger
Beller Mel
Walkahon Arena
Teplay
Abe Kapplan
St. Louis
Mike Markoff
Coffman
Abe
Billie Edwards
John Plummer
Pete Schuh
Fang
Edwards
Sazle
Pete Schiun
Coust
Theta Sigma Chi Cagers Triumph in League Match
Theta Sigma Chi defeated Public Service 61 to 39 in a Friday night M A league game. Schmidt led Public Service with 15 points while Theta Sigma Chi’s stars contributed in a convincing win. Lineups and officials are listed in the report.
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Kankass
Lubelith
Paints
Public Service Cagers
Schmidt
Public Service
Seoring Takors
Selvwlit
Duttide
Tird
Ceulit
Sayne
Corvw
Guar
Siba
Tinkersing
Doinert Bema
Fisch Fieg
Lellowits Aidaba
Mange
Ssube Lovis Sucknoite
Carwart
Reteren
Temple Wildcats Rally to Beat Ranger Railcats 20 7
Temple Texas Friday Claro report says despite ineligibility rulings the Temple Wildcats defeat the Ranger Railcats 20 to 7. Tringer stars for Temple as undefeated District II battles end in upset and a late surge seals the win.
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Temple
Ranger Temple
Texas
Lenma
Temple Wildcats
Distetet
Ranger Railtogs
Priday
Distriet UI
Tringer
Sin Humaboo
Eight Schools Bolt League in Fractured Mountain Conference
In Denver on November 17, eight major schools led a split by resigning from the Rocky Mountain Conference, leaving Western State, Colorado Teachers, Montana State, and Colorado School of Mines as original members. The move stems from efforts to divide into big and little divisions, promising a more compact, evenly matched grid of teams and higher prestige. The vote moved through two sessions, first 18 to 1 in favor, then formal separation after deliberation.
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Der
Rocky Momlety
Mountain League
Tah
Colorado Aggies
University of Colorado, Utah Aggies
Colmado College
Brigham Young University
University of Wyombe
Western State
Colorado Teachers
Montana State
Colorado School of Mines
Sibiluions
Big Eight
Canferoner
City Majors Open Basket Ball Race at Brackenrree High Court
Opening games of the City Major Basketball league show Hawks defeating De Malays 93 to 19 at Brackenrree High Court. Other scores and player names are garbled but referece to Nortnn, Schinoners, Sons of America, and related teams appears in the damaged text.
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Priday
Ghiropractic College
Hawks
de Malays
Hreizer
Schinoners
Sons of America
Law Ta Han Fee
Nortnn
iScarhivnwen Suva
de Mutay
Auhies
Corley
Amer
Schwanora Kantas
Yancey Boys Fall To Central In San Antonio Drought
Yancey high school basketball lost to Central Cathade quintet 82 to 70 on Tuesday December 2 in San Antonio. The team previously faced strong opponents last season and Coach F H Roensch plans another strong lineup, with returning regular Marvin Muonnink and others.
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Thomas Jitliet Blay
San Antonio Ap
Penrnics
Central Cathette
Tesday
Centrm
Elara the Cay
Earl Beny
Roland Snatholf
Carleton
FH. Roensch Plana
Marvin Muonnink
bin Omy
Notre Dame to make change official
Notre Dame plans an official announcement tonight confirming Elmer Loydett as head football coach and athletic director, replacing Henry Anderson. Reports say Loyden will direct football and athletics while a broad reshuffle includes key assistants and staff from prior regimes.
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Nebraska
Tlior Springs
Dann X. Bible
Slader
University of Nebraska
Siade
Ier
Chicago
Naclhiwestern
JersiLias
Notre Dame
Booth Bend
Ind
Elmer Loydett
Henrily Anderson
Irish
Anderson
Jesse Harper
Leyden
Erute Rockne
Four Horsemen
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh
John P.,o'hara
Indianapolis
Charles O'Donnel
C. S.C
Ie Ubliversity
Rochester
Mbui
Father O'Hara
Ti Wits
Layden
Duquesne
George Keegan
Tom Conley
Etd Dtach
Prank
Nordy
Hoffmen
John
The
Voedisch Sna Marchmont Schwertz
Afol Elward
Purdue
Joe Boland
Columbia College
Dubuque
Rockne
St Louis University
Rockie
Jack Chevigny
St. Edward's
Austin
Texas
Antner
Charles Dorals
Rocko
Kansas
Bowling score sheets show Elk Tenfin lead on Friday night
Eskera and the Newales won clear sweeps in the Elk runways. Vanotti led with two 260s and 240s for 680 total while Heleck’s Chities and Pele Hausers Pi colos also posted high totals. Multiple bowlers across teams posted 200s and 600s as standings emerged in the Turner Tenpin League and related divisions.
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Elks Tenfin
Hingo Vanott
Eskera
Newales
Elke
Vanotti
Cherils Heleck
Newelen
Pele Hausers Picolos
Sini
Celtoln Vanotti
Tunku
Treusur
Gebhardt
Cloers
Biggers
Hous
Anderwald
Boremer
Gans
Langyrell
Helech
Willis
risaTeteas
Gang
Boemer
Alley
Ramblers to Practice at Lanter Gym Afternoon
Ramblers schedule practice at Lanter gym this afternoon under Manager Buddy Juarez. Players listed include F Casanova M Benavides G Yanna P Pore and Ch Marthiez among others, aiming for a 3 30 p m start. Also mentions a partially finished house for sale at auction and classified ads section.
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Dade Rondon
Oan
Lanter
Buddy Juarez
F. Casanova
M. Benavides
G.yanna
P. Pore
Ve Mctings
Ch Marthiez
Acasta
Sune
Tia Gaine
Boxing Fight Results From Various Cities
A chaotic summary of numerous boxing outcomes across cities including Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles. Notable results mention Tony Peles Jackie Crus Billy Donghue Amy Callahan Max Maxwell and Leo Curley with mixed decisions outpoints and knockouts across a sprawling list of venues and opponents.
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Johnny Tadic
Piladelphia
Tony Peles
Phlladelphia
Tampa
Fla
Sam Placed
Jackie Crus
Mex
San Franciaco
Billy Donghue
Lev Fork
Tom Harrick
Anmhiem
Pietro Cour
Buffalo
Max Maxwell
Bog Angeles
Willow Dundee
Bullsmore
Amy Callahan
Law Tour
Aniumore
Carlton Itark
Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Jen Ferroapd
Jersey
Cli
Charley Gemer
WGA
Balmore
Jimmy Jones
Pete Bayona
Wunhilcon Cy Balt
City-Bil
Bull Gake Olty Kavoel Teer
Terre Haute
Ind
Hollywoot
Hansford
Los Angeles
Ladurino Set for Pro Boxing Card In Noe
Elks Boxing association announces a weekly professional show to replace amateur nights. Main event features Joe Ruts versus Bruno Ladurina, a Denver import, with Ladurino arriving from Houston under manager Jimmy Finley. Chic Ortega returns to face Red Rose of Houston in an eight round semi windup. The card lists six bouts in total.
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Elks Boxing Association
Noe
Committice
Joe Ruts
Bruno Ladurina
Denver
Ruiz
Geell Lozado
Carlos Garcis
Garcia
Ladurino
Houston
Jimmy Finley
Chic Ortega
Ret Hughes
Elks
Red Rose of
Arkansas Grid Team Placed on Carpet
Dallas December dispatch reports the Southwest Conference committee debating Arkansas University’s eligibility for the conference crown amid charges of ineligible play by Ulysses Schlewier. The meeting also covers baseball and indoor sports, with Texas A&M, SMU, and Texas weighing tank plans. The banquet of the Football Officials Association closes the season.
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Dec
Arkansas University
Lumdrum
Arkansas
Dorker
Ulysses
Heinie
Schlewier
Parker
Baylor
Rice
Ozark
Texas A
Southern Methodist
University of Texas
Texan A
Ted Spencer
Texas Teachers
Aggies
Baylor Bruins
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