Woman Yells Decides Cage Game
Western State Teachers defeated Concordia college Darket Gate team by one point in Macomb Illinois on December 1. Nine of ten players thought the referee blew his whistle as Peery Warelitt of Western State hit a basket to move the score to 24 to 33, securing a late lead.
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Macomb
ISL
Western State Teachers
Concordia College
Monrhead
Minn
Peery Warelitt
Western State
Western Club Sets Jan 1 for East West Game
The West football selection completes with 22 stars from major colleges accepting spots for the New Year’s Day East West charity game in San Francisco. East squad to assemble December 21 at Northwestern. West to practice starting December 20 in San Francisco. Proceeds benefit Shriners Hospitals for crippled children.
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San Francisco
Legen
Wes
Mississippi
Percy Torey
Enda
James Benton
Arkansas
Petesmith
Oklahoma
Grant Stone
Stanford
Elmer Dottmann
Prebraska
Fie Shiry
Montana
Joe Gray
Oregon State
Wlmer Olberg
Dwight Stoan
Hugh Wolly
Texas
Clarence Douglass
Kansas
Carl Littterield
Washington State
William Goff- Man
Lawrence Cbs" Jones
Nebraska
Olint
Babe) Hollingbery
Waslington State
Smith
Shirey
Dohermann
Hedlund
Parks
Kirk
Douglass
Dank X. Bible
University of Texas
Routt
Benton
Sloan
Wolfe
Locey
Andy Kerr
Galgate
Bernie Birrmin
Minnesota
Northwestern University
San Lanecisco
Eust-West
Pro Grid Leaguers in Draft Meeting
CHICAGO Dec 21 National Professional Football Screen owners convened for their annual Draft. In reverse order of standings teams will select outstanding collegiate stars for next season. Cleveland holds first pick with a star from Colorado named Wheelers Wille. White Days and trading rumors cloud whether White Day will play pro football.
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Chicago
Glub
National Professional Football Scree
Aday
Cleveland
Jy Dlayer
Sell Your Diamond Ring for Cash This Christmas
Local ad urges readers to place a light want ad in the For Sale column offering cash for diamond rings during the Christmas season. It promises anonymous listings via a 4 box number and directs to Light Want Ads, the mighty movers for sale or rent items, with contact at F123 Broadway and Fifth Street.
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Broadway
Fifth Street
Trades Bring Cash None Spent Browns Reign of Trades
A long look at the St. Louis Browns trading history shows a pattern of cash proceeds and player swaps from 1932 to 1938. Key moves include Vosmik for Newsom Kress and Huster Ailsa, $40,000 cash, and multiple trades yielding ongoing talent like West and Reynolds. The article argues a single trader drove these deals, shaping the team for years with largely cash-backed exchanges.
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New York
Dec
U—P
Steve Jeague
St. Louis Browne Organization
Wendon
Browns
Vosinik
Heston
Buck Newsom
Red Kress
Huster Ailsa
Newsom
Washington
Rager
Kyess
Ange
Kress
Tulsa
Chicago
Irving
Bump
Hadley
Bruce Campbell
Goose Goslin
Pred Schulte
Walter Stewart
Sam West
Carl Reynolds
Lloyd Brown
Kilgore Aims For Shared Title In Junior College Football
Kilgore Junior College faces Schreiner Institute in a pivotal game tied to the junior college championship. Schreiner led early, Kilgore rallied, and debate grows over replay or co-champion status as the conference weighs a fair resolution. Officials questioned replay feasibility and the ethics of a tie deciding the crown.
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Kilgore
Schreiner Boy's
Keriville
Schein
Caschumpiars
Schreiner and Kilgore share Texas junior college title
Schreiner Institute president J. J Delaser announced Schreiner and Kilgore Junior College will share the Texas junior college football co-champion honor. The Kilgore game last Thursday determined the split title as both teams finished tied atop the standings.
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Kerrville
J. J Delaser
Schreiner
Kilgore Junior College
Piay
Rassling
Wildcats
Sai Antente
Football Returns to St Francis College in Loretto
In Loretto Pennsylvania the College Among the Pines, St Francis, plans to resume intercollegiate football and basketball after a five year pause. Very Rev Edward Curamier quotes the move as essential to campus life and spirit. The athletic program will be led by Very Rev John Sullivan with a new athletic director and coaching staff beginning January 1.
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Loretto
Little
St. Francia College
College Ife
Pines
Pennsylvania
Oday
Intercallegiata Porta
John &. Sullivan
St. Francis
Leornird
Burly Fairbach
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Hank Anderson
Inter
Philadelphia Eagles
Budge Captures Victoria Singles Title In Australia
Donald Dudee, the American national singles champion, defeated Jock Bromwich in straight sets to win the Victoria singles championship in Melbourne. Bromwich had held state titles in New South Wales Queensland and South Australia earlier this year. In the women's event Miss Dorothy May Bundy of Los Angeles defeated defending Australia champion Miss Nancy Weine in three sets to claim the title.
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Melbourne
Des
Donald Dudee
Victoria
Jock Bromwich
Austtelia
Budge
Bromwich
Work Service
New South Wales
Queensland
Dorothy May Bundy
Los Angeles
Nancy Weine
Australia
Champon
Edgewood Cagers Meet South San in Monday Home Game
Edgewood basketball squad aims for a fourth straight win as it hosts South San Antonio Monday night. The Edgewood eleven won their latest matchup Friday, defeating the Alamo Methodists 34 to 10. High scorer Rodrigo Garcia led Alamo with 11, while Edgewood players Le Hang and Fro Madsbury each contributed eight points.
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Edgewood Cagers
South San
Edgewood
South San Antonio
Lely
Alamo Methodists
Rodrigo Grrcia
Alamo
le& Hang
Fro Madsbury
Eagewoods
Handball Tournament Winner Captures CMAO Prize
Saturday's CMAO handball tournament concluded with C. Olnes A defeating Earl Cobb 31 10 and 21 36. The event featured players from YMCA and local clubs as top functionaries reported results.
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Charley Reynolds
Mf. C. A. Olnes
Earl Cobb
Frideay
Twain Wins Class C Grid Championship in Close City Final
Mark Twain's grid team captured the Class C title by defeating Edgar Allen Poel 19 to 0 at Englefield on Friday. Saturtay's Dee Sn owell era highlighted by William Barbose and Jack Mitchel, who contributed with key plays.
Spanish American league hoops wrap Sunday games after noon
Three Sunday matinees are scheduled in the Spanish-American league. The first at 2 p.m. features Aree Iris Hit and Prospect RHUL Yellowjackets. Next, Amadeo Nervo Hag Beens con test follows, then Loretlier meets St Agnes Hawks and Venus club for the final pairing.
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Aree Iris
Rhul Yellowjackets
Amadeo Nervo-Hag Beens
Loretlier
St. Agnes Hawks
Venus Club
Halas Bets on Second String for Bears Redskins Title
Chicago December 11 Bass George Halas plans to start second-string in the Bears Redskins title tilt Sam Baugh faces a tougher front for Chicago with Dolfortmann, Karr, and Conkright anchoring a reshuffled line. Washington counters with Wayne Millner and Charley Malone as ends and Jim Kircher and Les Olson on guards. Weather worries loom as both teams prepare for a fast, hard-hitting game under soggy footing concerns.
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Chicago
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Washington
Redskins
Bears
Halas
Bruins
Charves
Sam Baugh
Ducf Rattles
Washisgton
Holas
Luke Johnies
Mnemen
Wiaenington
Baugh
Tur
Hneten I
Sedomnik
Joe Studahar
del Bjork
George Massa
Danny Fortmann
Gary
Jin Bausch
Russ ‘Thompson
Milt Trost
Joe Zeller
Kay Hell
Bill Conkright
Frank Sullivan
Ed Manske
Bill Karr
Dick Plasman
Hank Hammond
Lee Wilson
Lester McDonald
Wayne Millner
Charley Malone
Letters to Laredo Squad Honors and Season Recap
18 players named by Coach Shirley Decemara for the 1897 football season in Laredo. The squad won four games and finished mid district standings. Benjamin Azios elected all district. Ken Nickerson named most valuable player. Five lettermen to depart include Nickerson and Nick Karabanos. others listed with remaining players.
Thomas vs Schmeling Rematch Hopes Stir Ring Wary Fans
New York report notes Thomas has slim odds to topple Schmeling as the veteran German returns after exile. Fight card includes third contender Bob Tobin with talk of Schmeling’s age and springy legs, while Thomas seeks a breakthrough against a wary public.
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New York
Harry Thomas
Max Schmeling
Magna
Green
schmeling-Lewis
Thomas
Prine
Schmeling
Lehmallig
Bob Tobins
Midwest
Dempsey
Willard
Tunney
Fight Night Results From Askockkod Press Card
A string of boxing results from Grand Rapids to Philadelphia shows multiple knockouts and decisions. Names include Baxter, Archibald, Crowell, Brouillard, Dela ney, Schott, Bicek, Rightmire, Bittulo, Cont, Sedwards, Winters, and Bonn with bouts listed across cities such as Columbus, Providence, New Bedford, Detroit, and Philadelphia.
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Askockkod Press
Grand Rapids
Atles
Wesley Bar
Ae Baxter
Columbus
Ohio
Washington
Joey Archibald
Providence
R. J
Lynniel
Leminix
New Bedford
Detroit
Jimmy ‘Adamick
Land
Mich
Waddie Studer
New York
Boston
Lou Brouillard
Worchester
Mass
Dick Maloney
Baton
San Francisco
Chuck Crowell
Los Angeles
Sonny Boy Walker
Phoenis
Calif
Melig Bettina
N.Y
Fergland
San Diego
Lima
Johnny “Riako
Cleveland
Timm Delaney
Buffalo
Hibbing
Minn
Henry Schott
Reanalis
Frankie Sagiho
Chicago
Milwaukee
Georga Bicek
Frankie Battec Ue
Palmyra
Wis
Minceppolis
Everett Rightmire
Sioux City
Tawa
Knocker
Roger Bernard
Flint
Atlantic City N
Gene Bittulo
Membls
Jenn
Denny Sedwards
Philadelphia
Bob Winters
Bonn
Georgia
Spearman Leaves Victoria Stingarees for North Side Coach Post
Victoria Dec 11 Brunnrd Spearman former PC U star who piloted the Victoria High School Stingarees to a district championship in his first year here resigns as head football coach. He accepted a similar post at North Side High School Fort Worth as the 1937 state title race looms. Spearman’s successor at Victoria is not named. Stingarees were champions of District 44 8, but did not win the district crown last year.
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Victoria
Brunnrd Spearman
PC. U. Star
Victoria High School
North Side High School
Fort Worth
Spearman
Hut
Rnsk
Prhampions
Distriet
Hondo Ih
Bl Dls
Rich Ganze
Dizzy Dean to Play Golf With Santa at Miami Open
CORAL GABLES Fla Dec 11 Dizzy Dean scheduled to appear at the opening of the Miami Balmara s Open golf event for underprivileged children. He planned to play with Santa Claus as a feature of the Helen Lee Dolwrty Christmas party. Dean, in Bradenton, said he and Branch Rickey were in conference. Byrd shot 94 and Waner 79.
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Santa Claus
Coral Gables
Fla
Dizzy Dean
Ava
Toppear
Banin Claus
Helen Lee Dolwrty
Sam Byrd
Pat Waner
Fia
Behr Tenency
Bradenton
Branch Rickey
Cardinal Oss
Byrd
Wancy
Bierman May Take Sewanee Head Coach Post in 1929
Chicago nec 11 Bernie Bierman famed Minnesota coach may move to Sewanee University of the South after his Minnesota contract ends in 1929. Sewanee Alumni group of 1000, the Linvyds, pushed to restore football strength. Bierman said he discussed terms. declined further comment. Mrs Bierman reportedly wishes to relocate to the South.
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Chicago
Nec
TNC
Bernie Bierman
University of Minnesota
Sewanee
Gopheracticol
Walter ¥. Fork
Sewanee Alumni Association
Texas
Bierman
Minneapolis
Hi Pn Ase Siatants
Jones repeats as No 1 trapshooter in 1987 ranks
Kate Jones of Wood River Illinois defended her title as America's leading amateur trapshooter. Official 1987 averages show Jones breaking 1719 of 1800 targets for a .9905 average, edging Pull MMer of French Lick Indiana and Snark Hiestand of Hillsboro Ohio. Jones also won the champion at champions event and the high overall title at the Grand American tournament.
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Dayton
Ohio
Kate Jones
Wood River
America
Todny
Ray Lonning
Amateur
Mmer
Lick
Jon Hiestand
Hillshoro
aIones
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