Owners Fly Here For Regatta
The Coleman Everett float of two score of the finest and fastest motorboats is definite entry today in the William Randolph Hearst Trophy regatta at McQueeney. Coleman and Everett, wealthy sportsmen from Miami Oklahoma, fly ahead with boats and equipment. races on Lake Abbott include six five mile heats over two days, with 10000 cash prizes plus Hearst Trophy and club trophies.
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Incarnate Word Gathers 15 13 Victory Over St Joseph's
Incarnate Word edges St Joseph's 15 to 13 on Tuesday afternoon at Adeline Field. Margaret Henson and Frances Henson lead with strong guard play as Jane Maroney scores 11 for Incarnate Word while St Joseph's guards and forwards share scoring honors. Lineups list M L Hutchinson and Jane Maroney for Incarnate Word with guards Margaret Wei and Frances Henson supporting inside with Maydell Raymond and Iiene Collier.
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Ken Pridey
Jane Maroney
Incarnate Word
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St. Joseph's
M. L. Hutchinson
Forards
Maydell Raymond
Iiene Collier
Margaret Wei
M. L. Tattm
Behmilx
Pape
Helen Ruth
Papei M
Sullenfuss Guerds
Hornets defeat St Gerard's on the court in Little Hook
Henry's Hornets invade St Gerard's court and win 38 to 5 led by De Tareo 4 and Bukman with others contributing. Notable updates include Bill Dickey recovering after appendectomy in Little Rock Arkansas, with hopeful signs from his medical team.
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Bukm
Bill Dickey
Little Hook
Ark
New York Yvan- Bes
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Klein No 1 Holdout of New Season
Chicago Cubs slugger Chuck Holt, the No 1 holdout, remains firm as salary talks with team executives continue at the major league convention. Holt is seeking a three year contract around 37500 per year, with offers of 32000 rejected as discussions resume with Philip Wrigley and Cubs officials. He plans to listen to compromise proposals before returning to the session.
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Otters Kloud
Chuck Hote
Chicago Cubs
Klein
Ein
Philip K. Wrigley
Bruins
Cubs
Golf Team Wins at Austin Inter City Match
San Antonio women golfers extended their lead to 33 points over the Austin representative after winning six matches and losing two in a Tuesday inter city series at Austin. The first team list includes Mrs. Be. R. Haury and Mrs. J. Lee Wilson among others, while the second team, led by Mrs. Marjorie Long, won four and lost two. The next meeting is set for Riverside park course in January with date to be announced.
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Austin
Marjorie Long
BE. R. Haury
J. Lee Wilson
J. G. Cochrane
Ann Madison
Robert W. B. Terrell
H.R. Hallaway
Marjorie ‘Long
5_N. Riordan
Bits
AL Saigh
Sam Kane
Riverside Park Course
Robstown regional clash fuels Floresville and Werlico preps
Floresville Tigers and Werlico Panthers prepare for a regional class B showdown in Robstown at 3 pm Friday. Clowns add festive flair as both teams outdo each other in lavish onslaughts for the event.
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Floresville
Tigers
Werlico Panthers
Oklahoma City Cardinals Extend Undefeated Streak in Victory
Oklahoma City Cardinals of Oklahoma City University remain unbeaten with a 26-42 win over the Spencer Cagis of Chicago, marking a new world record with 76 straight victories. The team, formerly the Edmonton Grads, traced its lineage to Durant’s Oklahoma Presbyterian College for Girls before transferring to OCU. A busy upcoming week at Stephen F. Austin College includes nonconference games with Rice Institute, Centenary Gentemen, A. and M. College, and Baylor University in Nacogdoches Texas.
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Oklahoma City Cardinals
Oklahoma City University
Spencer Cagis
Chicago
Edmonton
Grads
Cardinals
Oklahoma Presbyterian College For Girls
Durant
Nacogdoches
Texas
Nee
Stephen P. Austin Teachers' College
Rice Institute Owls
Centenary Gen-temen
Shreveport
Manday
Texas A. & M. College
Baylor University
Unbelievable Boston Red Sox deal era opens
Chicago dispatch details a flurry of baseball trades led by Tom Yawkey’s bold finance moves transforming the Red Sox. Major swaps include Mickey Cochrane and John Pasek to Detroit for cash, Earnshaw to Chicago, and Kline plus Wardler to Boston, amid plans to buy Carl Reforms and expand Fenway Park.
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Joe White
Army Arionis
Morris Eagleson
Eaglesan
M White
Areola Gb le Ebb ST Cote, Ian Bishop and Rube Walberg
Aynrlog
Mr. Yawkey
Mick
Phildelphia
Mark
Mickey Cochram
Detroit
John Pasek
Pasek
George Earnshaw
Sitcher
Chicago White Sox
Charley Berry
Grove
Bichon
Walbere
Boston
Hal Warstler
Bob Kline
Plicher
Bronte
Carl Repords
St. Louis Crowns
Kansas City Club
American Association
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Major League Baseball Owners Meet in Chicago Shakeups
Major league meetings in Chicago yield trades and signings. Connie Mack splits the A's core, Jimmy Foxx remains. Lefty Grove to Red Sox for 125000. Walhure and Bishop to Red Sox for 50000. Mickey Cochrane sold to Detroit for 100000. Bob Feller? and Harold Warstler noted. Johnny Pasex and Tookie Williams linked to White Sox. Landis receives seven year contract with 40000 annual salary plus a month added. Wal Harridge gains five year term as AL chief. Donie Bush named Minneapolis manager. Inter league games rejected by owners.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletic
Jimmy Foxx
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Rube Walhere
Stax Bishop Pisogo
Red Sox
Inish
Bob “Ine
Harold
Rabee Warstler
Mickey Cochrane
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Tigers
Bucky" Harris
George Earnshaw
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Caleher
Johnny Pasex
Tiger Tookie
Hiladelphia
Cochrane
White Sox
Kenesaw Mountain Land
Wal Harridge
Donie Bush
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Cubs
William L. Veeck
Difficult Rose Bowl Ticket Dilemma In History
New York December 13. William Erb, a former Stanford backfield star and Columbia varsity quarterback, faces a delicate choice for the upcoming Rose Bowl. He ordered six tickets but cannot decide whether to sit with the Stanford or Columbia side.
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Columbia
Stanford
William Erb
Columbia Lions Plan East Coast Tour to Bowl Game
Columbia's football Lions announced an extensive travel schedule before facing Stanford in Pasadena on New Year’s Day. The trip includes luncheons in St Louis and Dallas, a Tucson stay, rallies in Los Angeles, and final stops in Denver and Chicago, with alumni speakers including William H. Windian and Arthur Hillis. The squad also scrimmaged Stanford in the Bronx amid sparse scouting news.
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the Treasury
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University of Arizona
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Ns Angeles
Maajor Clarence E. Lovejoy
Denver
Chicago
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Pasadoun
CG. J. Thornhill
Pasadena
Caumbin Janruary
Creda
Thornhill
Landis to Stay as Baseball Big Shot
Kenesaw Mountain Landis will continue as baseball commissioner under a new seven year contract from 1934 to 1941. The agreement was signed by a three member committee from each major league. Landis expressed satisfaction and noted his belief he could serve effectively for many more years.
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Kenesay Mountain Landis
Olf
Landis
Will Harridge
Joh Heydler
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
Emc Funks
Boston Braves
Jacob Ruppert
New York Americans
Alva Brediey
Cleveland Indians
Iale
Phil Ball
Fred Bennett
Ball
Harvidse
Butt
Parks to Captain Baylor Basketeers WACO
Dec 13 Baylor varsity basketball news profiles Dimmir Parks as a key guard and all around athlete. Parks, a Baylor student from PalesUne High, also starred in football and holds school records. He plays for the Bruins under coach plans and attends classes.
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Chicago
Slaid
Parks
Baylor
WACO
INSI
Gee Bruins
Dimmir Parks
Sta’ Pyardt
Allaround
Vivco
Dikhart
PalesUne High School
Schlor
Texas U Football Captains Named For Upcoming Season
Hilliard Coates of Texas and Coates of Waco named team captains as the University of Texas football squad prepares for the next season. Report notes a December trip to Austin and a planned early new year return, with coach Charvinus Gors Tomer handling duties.
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Coates
Texas U
Austin
Bohn Alilnra
Orange
Charlie Coates
Waco
Texas
Curvigny Gors Tomer
Dog
Ms Testin
Anstin
Jack Chaviins
Qaya
Austin Waits Cecil Smith in Texas Match
Cecil Smith one goel polgis in Law United States will lead his team against the University of Texas four in Austin on Sunday. Rube Williams, seven port handicap man, is a member of the Smith quartet. Both Smith and Williams are noted with the mallet from the Austin squad now in San Antonio. Smith starred in the last East West series in Chicago. Gold has been mined at Grass Valley California for 63 years.
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Texas
Cecil Smith
Goel Polgis
United States
University of Texas
Rube Willams
Smith
Willams
San Antonio
Chicago
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