Edison Bears Clash with Lions in Do-or-Die Regional Final
The Thomas Edison Golden Bears, weakened by influenza and key injuries, face Granger's Lions at Edie Field in a 2:30 p.m. Class B regional final. With Bill Steltie and Kima Eim kaut out, coach Ward startups Robert Kought at fullback and relies on Justin Hickey’s speedy backfield. Granger counters with Mozach and Roberts, seeking a title clash after a tense no-score rematch, while Edison dirt-cuts hope aerial plays debut after toll of illness.
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Motorcycles Added to Riverside Auto Race Program
Riverside Speedway will host a special motorcycle race during the auto show weekend. Seven amateur riders have been selected under American Motorcycle Association rules for a live-mile 10-lap event sponsored by the Dragons club. Withdrawn were Uran Murry and Griffin Kathcart as they are classified as professionals. Riders include Dwight Schell Mikoye Nichols Grady Bexttext Tom Pearce Chesher Thutledge Hatfoot Morgan and W A Taylor of Austin.
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New York Yankee Club Doctor Dies of Pneumonia
Dr Edward A King official physician of the New York Yankees and personal doctor to Babe Ruth died at age 44 from pneumonia contracted while attending the Army Notre Dame football game on November 26. The report mentions Dr Flay treating Ruth's appendicitis last September and a confusing reference to Vicentena and Cheaco Cute.
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North South grid war pits 22 college stars in duel
Baltimore February 10 a friendly clash matched a 22 man North squad against a Dixie eleven on Maryland turf. The game closed the season for both, with neither side favored by coaches or fans. Coaches Sutherland and Harlow trusted varied lines and formations as stars from multiple colleges showcased talent in a spirited, nonleague showdown.
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Lehigh Establishes Faculty Controlled Athletics Division
Lehigh University in Bethlehem abolishes the board of athletic activities and places all sports under faculty and administrative officers. A new division of athletics and physical education is created with a faculty rank reporting to the president and board, recognizing athletics as a full division within the academic structure.
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Edison Granger lineup shows players and positions listed
A garbled roster from Edison Granger lists Thomas Edion at a tackle and Fabian cesses at center, with multiple players named at guards, ends, tackles, and backfield positions. The piece also notes captains, coaches, and reserves in a dense, error-filled transcription.
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Bowling team triumphs in mixed titles and finals
Amid a flood of scores and names from the league, Bronte Palmar led Bam Chee rplola to victory while several other squads battled for top finishes. Individual standout names include Sibwr sigh Individuals and Gus Hug among many listed scorers as the meet concluded with dramatic finishes and title implications.
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Lanier Men Rally Past Thomaston In Narrow Win
Lanier scored a 48 to 25 victory over Thomaston as Dix and Pines led the scoring flurry in a game described as a tense showdown. Teague and Teal contributed key plays while the team defense stifled their opponents in a decisive second half.
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McHugh Tops Open Golf Field at Lakeside in Quarterfinals
Johnny McHugh of San Diego, a four-time California amateur champion turned pro, defeats Ohn Dutra of Santa Monica 3 and 3 to reach the quarterfinals of the San Francisco Italianate match play at Lakeside. Diegel knocks out Wood, and Dutra advances after a 19th hole win over Thomson as the event narrows to the few remaining players.
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Negro Basketball League Under Way in Alamo Colored League
In Waco Texas, two five minute extra periods left the Alamo City colored league game tied at 27 all before teams agreed to postpone the contest. The Eagles beat Sunny South 27 14, and Grant Juniors defeated the Central Cats 17 14. Harold Clem of Dallas, Baylor football player, was temporarily suspended but may be eligible next fall after passing term work.
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Babe Didrikson's Fate Still in Air in New Orleans
New Orleans reports continue the Amatuer status inquiry into Mildred Babe Didrikson. An investigation committee led by Lawrence de Bollevin reviews new evidence as Miss Didrikson faces disbarment from amateur competitions by the National AAU. proceedings span into next week with public and official scrutiny.
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Greenleaf and Caras Lead in World Pocket Billiards
New york December reports Ralph Greenleaf defending champion and Jimmy Caras of Wilmington tied for first place with three wins each and no defeats. Greenleaf overwhelmed Frank Taherski 125 to 61 in 30 innings, while O'Brien of San Antonio is to preside at Dallas convention meetings of Southwest Lone Star and Texas conferences on basketball officiating.
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Coaches Pick All' Eleven Southwest Conference Football Team
Conference coaches select an all-Southwest team with multiple players receiving votes. Names include Texan, Baytor, Harris, Clem, Edwards, Rice, and other listed athletes across positions. The ballot highlights standout performers and voting outcomes from the selection process.
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Hogs Beat Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers 31 to 15
Rangy Barachecks led by Sexton and Kendall, all-Bowlhweath conference players, paced the University of Arkansas but the two-game series opener against Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers ended 31-15. Arkansas held a 21-9 halftime edge before the game was moved to the Teachers’ court due to flooding in Fayetteville.
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