Penick seeks intercollegiate tennis event for Texas rosters
Dr Penick, of the University, pushes for intercollegiate matches to be awarded to Texas and staged in San Antonio Houston and Dallas marking a southwest expansion. He cites star players Wilmer Allison of Texas and Wilbur Hess of Rice as Texans supporting the bid. He notes public interest is rising slowly and Texas has favorable climate and facilities to host.
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Bargain Bill at Mat Arena Promoter Callman's Christmas Show
Erratic notes describe plans for a major wrestling event at a mat arena with promoter Callman. Ticket prices or seat details appear unclear while names like Der O'Connor Tedher, Jack League, George Redt Ryu, and Eaipa C Prima’re are mentioned in connection with a semi final and debut appearances.
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Oklahoma Goalers Entertaining Rice in Big Meet
Oklahoma Goalers prepare for a special ball game against Rice with a fast practice schedule. The team eyes a strong showing after recent performances and aims to boost scoring while tightening defense.
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Oklahoma Aggies Delay Coach Choice
Oklahoma A M college officials delay naming a new coaching staff after vacancies emerged. The council considered several possible candidates, with no conference held yet, and likely selections to be announced within days.
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Training of 2 year olds Folds Interest at Downs
In the Alamo Downs season opening, 2-year-old thoroughbreds begin schooling under starter Jor iRekon and head schoolmaster duties. Vallejo's Walding Stock Farm and King Ranch representatives pace the promising juveniles like Prince Pal and Bull Dog with aim for 1936 turf dominance.
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St Gerard's Ends Season
The St Gerard's eleven closed a season with seven wins and two losses, overcoming an undefeated opponent in a 1932 era game at Tech Field. Patton led the scoring with 49 points as the team posted late rallies and a strong run game. Arizona and Mexico teams were noted in postgame summaries from Tucson.
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Polo Players Set for Meet in San Antonio
Polo teams from San Antonio and Austin prepare for the Lights' trophy opening week. The infantry squad leads a round robin at Brackenridge Park with wins 5-1 over Twelfth Field and 2-1 over Fifteenth Field, as play schedules unfold for three more games starting January. Announced details include fields players and start times by Captain Pabfer.
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Mexico Wins Tennis Series From Texas
Mexico clinched a tennis series by winning 11 matches to four against a Texas team, with Abelardo Rodrignes trophy awarded after Mestre defeated George Ly Ban Antadio in singles. Durling and Rae Easter then won doubles over Daniel Hernandes and Jorge Acosta, 8-4 7-5.
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Rath Wins Sweepstakes At Los Angeles Auto Speedway
San Antonio driver Pred RWh dominated the Sblap sweepstakes at the Los Angeles Auto Speedway Sunday afternoon, winning after a dustless track and strong early trials. Al Slaughter, Fred Ruth and Grady Sexton posted top times in heats and feature events, with Ruth claiming multiple podiums and Sexton close behind in several classes.
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Detroit Lions Dominate Giants In Pro Final Victory
Detroit overwhelmed the New York Giants 26 to 7 on a slick University of Detroit field as Bark Tuslons and Cadets Parker led a swift Lions offense. The visitors never recovered from early breaks as Detroit pulled away with two late scoring drives and stout defense.
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Calhoun Receives Letters From San Marcos High Team
Eighteen members of the San Marcos High School football squad will receive letters, per Coach Butavad Williams. Captains include Lowell Rad and Calhoun, among others, with Calhoun noted for four seasons as captain and long service to the team. The squad posted a 52-6 win over an opponent, and Calhoun played in 35 quarters this season. Players named include Galhoun, Dempsey, Bear, Frank Donaleon, Dick Monit, Jorn Pant Garzi, Raymond Powell, John B. Vaughn, Jim Price, Warrick Vaughn, Melton Shule, TLRL Younger, Johony Ryn Hevmelidez, Ward Cole Smith, Sugene Jackson, Gary Mumford, and Theray IRR.
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Junior Highs Play for Title Tuesday
Coach Mike Williamson's team faces Geach Johnny Mecaylim and Harris in a key interschool basketball clash for the city crown. Leary defeated Vemersan last week as the contest is set for 4:45 Tuesday at Tech.
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Mustangs and Frogs Rally for Bowl Preparations
The Southern Methodist Mustangs and Texas Christian Horned Frogs returned to the gridiron for early rehearsals ahead of postseason bowls. Players voted to start practice after layoffs as coaches Matty Bell and James Stewart organize the squad under Vic Hurt.
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Aggies Open Cage Season
College Station prepares for the Aggies basketball season opener against the Regal team from Donston. The squad features Ed Lee, Paul Evans, and captain Monte Carmichael with guard Clyde Jones. The Aggies aim to rebound after a one week break and face several upcoming nonconference games before the Southwest Conference schedule.
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Tripp Receives Letter From Bobcat Freshman Team
San Mamcoh Dec 1. Ray Strimp of San Antonio. farmer Jufter’s son, a Westonland college player, earned a seat on the state teachers college freshman football squad. Tripp played guard and acted captain in several games. Read as list of Pasadena and Donna area players.
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Two Banquets for Edison Gridsters
Two banquets honoring Edison High School gridsters were planned. The first, hosted by Joe Ward at his home on Edison Drive, starts Monday at 6 30 with coach Ward present. The second banquet Tuesday night will be announced by J F Gump, the player's father.
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Stanford Minton Ace May Miss SMU in Rose Bowl
Stanford University coach Thurman Thornhill plans adjustments for the Rose Bowl as star end Monk Muscrip may be sidelined by New Year’s Day. The Cardinal face a tough test against Southern Methodist University while injury concerns and defensive tweaks loom. Workouts continue with two weeks to the big game as Thornhill studies the Mustangs’ aerial threats.
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Oklahoma U Tulsa Grid Rivalry Renewed Schedule Fragment
Oklahoma Sooners renew grid rivalry with Tulsa in a 1936 schedule. Home games listed include Tulsa at Norman October 3 Texas at Dallas October 9 and other conference contests with Kansas State, Missouri and more at Norman venues.
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Hatkewite Free champs win city series title
Old Good Days notes Hatkewite Free baseball champions who took the city title in a recent series. Mentions Bertebli Golt bardt Gar Holtman OBR dior Siminang Stiel Taper Manny De Chispet and Waspods as players. Texas university opened football schedule in San Antonio on October 14.
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Florida racing season opens with odd flamingo fever
Damon Runyon describes the Miami Florida race season at Tropical Park and Hialeah. The piece highlights Mrs. Joseph B. Widener’s flamingo stable, plus rival promoter Large William Vincent Dwyer, and quirky spectacles surrounding Florida racing into January. A satirical tone notes unusual acts, pink frogs, and arena renovations as the season begins.
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Palm trees damaged but restored after tropical storm hits Hialeah
The article notes Tropical Storm impact in Florida with Mr. Widener’s royal palms uprooted and worth about $100 each. Replanting efforts at Hialeah’s famed gateway aim to restore the avenue, while other palms in the area suffered more damage. Local residents and workers respond with quick cleanup and repairs.
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