Inter scholastic football title clashes draw Texas crowds
Houston and Amarillo host semifinals as Greenville and Corpus Christi vie for state honors. Crowds of about ten thousand and twelve thousand were anticipated at Rice Stadium and Butler Field as teams prepared after warmups and drills. Finalists Fort Worth Masonic Home and Amarillo Golden Sandies seek the state crown with probable lineups listed for key players.
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Houston
Amarillo
Greenville
Corpus Christi
Amarilla
Masonic
Fort Worth
Houston, Ree
Greenville Ligue
Corpus Christi Buccaneers
Rice
Texas
Ss Ui
Toad
Cence T Mong
Fan
Boateng Ae Tee Pe
Fereeee Rim AD
Watthews
Eve Fc
Barlow
Bierman to Head Athletic School at State College
Bern ie Bierman plans a July athletic school at Mississippi State College to advise coaches. The program includes F C Hayes from Indiana University for track, Assistant Hand Crisp from Alabama for basketball, C R Noble from Mississippi State for baseball, and Russ Crane for boxing and wrestling. George McDonald, a famed boxing figure, is noted as a historic mentor in London.
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State College
Mis
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Grestert
Bierman
Mississippi State ‘College
Shd
Foattalia Brilliant
F. C. Hayes
Inediana University
Hand” Crisp
University of Alabama
C. R. Noble
Russ Crane
Mississippi State
Human Calendar Man Died In 1932 Named Gillespie Of Punxsutawney
In 1920 New York police seized three barrels of intoxicating liquor and related items, winning a Supreme Court ruling that the seizure was legal. The barrels were returned to private claimant W M Gillespie of Punxsutawney Pa. The piece also highlights Gillespie, blind since three weeks old, famed for extraordinary memory and legal knowledge, including precise calendar details.
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New York
Supreme Court of State of New York
Puntsatawney
Wan
Polo Stars Duel on Wet Field in Second Division Match
The report describes polo action featuring star players including George Miller and Gilmaye as the Austn club faces opponents Sudduth, Gordon, and Duke Samonee in a Saturday afternoon game at 2:30. Despite garbled text, the core notes a high level polo clash with notable players.
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Scars
Ina
George Miler
Saurdey Yiton
Austin
Am Oj & Gilmaye
Esninst
Sudduth
Gordon Cu
Duke Samonee
Te. Fermet
Professional Sport Grows in 1934 amid Open Play Era
New York December 22 1934 a sweeping comeback in U S athletics boosts gate receipts and competition. Professional sports gain momentum especially football while college gridiron open play rises with lateral passes. Amateur stars move to pro ranks in tennis baseball remains vital. boxing declines. golf and horse racing gain attention.
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Alan Gould
New York
Neery Cll Athletic
Opeo Syle
Immral
Associated Press
Boas
Nationale
Basta Tottbat
Feruiavons
Dleergers
Southwest
Harity
Mate Shipped to West Coast for Santa Anita Handicaps
Dr. Pal Bostick and campaign party ship Mate toward California for the $100,000 Santa Anita handicap on February 23. Mate, a British-bred entrant, carries 126 pounds with 10 pounds allotted from Equipoise. Rival contenders include Twenty Grand and other noted runners as preparations unfold at Santa Anita.
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New York
Pal Bostick
Mate
California
Santa Anita
Spaise
Payne
Grath
Horse Racing Ad Details and Stadium Expansion Plans
The article notes Moeue's win in a wet Florida Derby style race aided by Jeller, with a 149 track record for the mile and an eighth. It mentions the Pot Au Broom gelding and an Oakland Downs event, plus Houston Handicap details. It also describes plans for a new sunshine stadium at Hialeah with a near-ready open-air section, seating expansions, and a capacity boost to 1850, along with a start date for meetings and advertising.
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Moeue
Jeller
Ot Tau Okifik
Pot
Ted Glare
Oeyelagh
Houston
Sunshine Stadium
Voeph
Wicener
Fower
Hialeah’ Roeeting
Danage J
Maswle
Rassle Fans Okeh League Features Big Night
Jack League a former San Antonio iteman and heavyweight champion returns as a first class wrestler after a successful national tour. Fans approve his Walkathon show first appearance since return. Marvin Westenberg faces League next Wednesday in a double main with Rolland Kirkmeyer and Charlie Strack. Pat Reilly vs One Fool Leavy tops a crowded card promoted by Harry Colftmen.
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Jack League
San Antonio
Prine
Marvin Westenberg
Rolland Kirkmeyer
Charlie Strack
Oklahoma Aggies
Pat Reilly
Harry Colftmen
New Job for CCC Take Deer Census in Allegheny Forest
Pennsylvania conservation officials announce a deer population census in Allegheny National Forest. Civilian Conservation Corps enlistees will count deer, walk the woods, and tally the herd as part of a forestry project. The effort aims to establish population baselines for one of the state's largest forestlands, with tight restrictions guiding the field work.
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Kana
Dee
Allegheny National Forest
Pennsylvania
Will Rogers Sr. Leads Claremont Polo Clash at Uplift Fields
Santa Monica December 22 Led by Will Rogers Sr Stanford University polo team faces Oklahoma Military Academy in a two game series at UpliftRrs club field Clare to re- tor the home town of Wall Rogers Sr the actor The senior Rogers sponsors a cup for the contest to be presented by Mrs Rogers The series games are scheduled for December 26 and December 30 with Bam Houston Til a grandson of the first president of the Texas republic coaching Oklahoma team.
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Santa Monica
Calitus
Will Rogers
Stanford University
Klahoma Military Academy
Clare- Tore
Wall Rogers Sr
Rogers Sponwaring
Rogers
Bam Houston Til
Texas Republic
Oklahoma Leta
Pasadena Open Leads As Young Golfers Dominate Early
Pasadena Calif Dec 23 Veteran pros fell back as eight youths surged to the top of the Pasadena $4000 open golf tournament moving into the second round. Emory Zimmerman Jake Revolta Ralph Gundahl and Dave Martin posted 69s while Victor Ghezzi Dick Metz Mangrum Harold McSpaden and others trailed by one. Rivals like Horton Smith Walter Hagen and Fred Morrison lingered with higher scores as 126 players narrowed to 1 for tomorrow’s 36 holes.
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Pasadena
Calif
Fairway
Fortune Hunters
Wien
Emory Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Jake Revolta
Milwaukee
Ralph Guldahl
Los Angeles
Hark
Dave Martin
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
Dick Metz
Chicago
Hay Mangrum
Harold McSpadén
Kansas City
Frank Williams
Brookslede Park
al Breuger
Beloit
Wiss MacDonald Smith
Jimmy Hines
Long Island
Revolta
Martin
Gundahl
College Cagers Battle In Turbulent Holiday Night
Abbreviated college hoops round up notes AVENTON and the Lexas Aggies fall 43 10 19 to the Oilers after a frantic finish. Symbions, sobhomore crew from Weatherford Oklahoma face tough loss as Yount Folks and teammates push lead into final stretch. East Central Oklahoma teachers conference shows a hard fought, high scoring clash with University of Arkansas. Multiple teams and players listed with scattered scores and names across the games.
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Aventon
Lexus
Detenen
Ant
Omars
Hunt
Lexas Aggies
Fred Thompkins
Renny Thompkins
Oilers
Aggies
Humble Oilers
Abilene
Trardin
Symbions
Sobhomore
Gwig
Jost
Oklahoma
Weatherford
Okla
Yount
Jaen
Was High Sunver
Misurvivale Yount
Rengon
Enshing
Gawlery
Brooks Field May Play Jan 1 Game
Brooks Field may host a January 1 football game between a selected team and Army personnel from Fort Sam Houston. Andy Stith remains in dispute with promoter Bal Unfay over slot arrangements as negotiations continue with the Austin contest.
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Brooks
Andy Stith
Austin
BaluNfay
Wecoss
Gray Gerse
Army Trague
Fort Sam Houston
Imbh
Tiean
Fuller’s Win Over Pacho in Boston Garden Upset
Bammy Puller, welterweight title contender, won a unanimous decision over Bobby Pacho in 40 bruising rounds at the Boston Garden. Max Baer and two former world champions officiated as Puller weighed 137 1/2 pounds and Pacho 164. Buddy Baer delivered a knockout, and receipts totaled 19,216 with part donated to a Christmas fund.
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Boston
Ber
Bammy Puller
Jack Sharkey
Pullers
Puller
Pacho
Max Beer
al McCoy
Bucky Tracey
Jack Dempsey
Werther Arjeri
Harry Devine
Waertester
Maxey Troseniiinam
Fitlist
eBaily
Tony Shucco
Benjon
Buddy” Baer
Kids Brother
Harry Surette
Christe Mas
Texans on Scene for All-Star Fray
San Francisco December 22 Kay Fuqua and Clyde Garter SMU football stars were among West team members arriving for the annual charity game on New Year’s Day. Coaches Percy Koeay and Orin Haltgrzberry and Woody Uta joined others from the East squad including Charles Mucha and Fanl Snilkosky.
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San Francisco
Kay Fuqua
Clyde Garter
Southern Methodist
Percy Koeay
Orin Haltgrzberry
Woody Uta
Charles Mucha
Fanl Snilkosky
Tom
University of Washington Leam
Fight results for Associated Fron Boston to New York boxing card
An OCR filled bout list shows fighters from Boston to New York with mixed notations and scores. Names include Tracey, Maxey, Bade, Wood, Rappaton, Greek, and Jimmy Smith among others with various numbers and locations noted, but the article text is garbled. The summary preserves the core event theme and the named participants visible despite errors.
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Associated
Fron
Boston
Sammy
Waite
al McCay
Tracey
Maxey ‘Hasenbloon
New York
Jarob
Buddy
Bade
Denonsingtee
Saramillo
Toenver
Kat Rappaton
Verne Tyne
Ea API
Spor t results from unclear source with many misread names
The item lists numerous garbled results and names such as Stan Sokol and Chin-Jack Reynolds with scores like 216 and 145. The text appears to be a damaged standings snippet from a track or boxing meet, mixing places, participant handles, and inconsistent numerals. It also includes errant phrases like Oklahoma and Tennessee and ends mid sentence with Likely a regional event recap.
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S-Di Shikal
Stan Sokol
Panatelohia
Tifia
Ataale
Mamtate
Niaew Tate Shima
Senithumb Chin
Jack Reynolds
Ininnatt
Robby ‘Bowen
Oklahoma
Sooners Row Over Coaches Tonight At Norman
University of Oklahoma athletic council to meet tonight to decide whether coach Lowie Hardage and assistant Ho Rowland should return next year. Football team vote 88 to 2 favored keeping Hardage. potential rivals AL Jones and Lynn Waldorf discussed, but Williams says Waldorf unavailable and board restricts salaries.
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Norman
Ofla
Den
Athletic Council
University of Oklahoma
Lowie Hardage
Ho Rowkand
Ava
al” Jones
Louisiana
Lynn Walder
Kansas State
Hard
Waldorf
Eans
Oklahoma
Board of Repeats
Spurious Santa Abita Handicap Tickets Seized
Los Angeles investigators seized more than 100000 dollars worth of spurious tickets tied to the Santa Abita Handicap race to be run next February. Additional seizures are anticipated at several out of state points where the tickets were shipped.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Seleul
Santa Abita
Tanketeers
Galernia
Bama Gridders En Route To Pasadena Bowl Trip
Alabama’s Crimson Tide fans travel toward San Antonio then Pasadena to face Salford University in the Rose Bowl. Tulane’s band and students ride the train as both schools wish each other good luck before New Year’s Day bowl clashes.
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New Orleans
Der
Alabama
Crimson Tide
San Antonio
Paschenr
Calif
Salford University
Frank Thomas
Tulane University
Palo
Dee
Stanford
Pasadena
Robert
Bones
Grayton
Squadrons Battle For League Lead In Tight Victory
An undated inter-squadron basketball clash ends 31-26 with Squadron claiming the first half and a late burst securing a 52-30 win over Squadron 6. The program features multiple league contenders. top scorers include Bus and Tibsey while officials and referees are listed alongside players from various squads.
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Randatuh
Squadro
Kot
Twallmuc Sauron
Squadro O
Algo Wefmayling
Tamunpy 7. . Squadron 52 Eased In An 30-38 Winner Over Squadron 6
Teannee
Pabellan
Tibsey
Seadauartars
Squadron 62
Bugsy
S Ome
Faeir
Nplern
Arewer
Bliss
Telvreston Ta
Lanalse
Lamstex
Weld
Saund
Tin J Jer
Porter
Blorr
Histor Fl
Jurnan
Towell
Western
Aleximiley
Kramer
Carton
Janich
Wikinny A. Gillamiers
Muldowney
Tomvie
Grady
Kaspereck
Olliciale
Dinvarian
United States Golf Association celebrates fortieth birthday
New York December 2 Organized golf in the United States marks its 40th year today dating back to December 22, 1804 when five clubs in the East and Midwest formed the USGA. Early meetings led to a national body governing rules, handicapping, and championship play with founders including Havemeyer Reid Tallmadge and others shaping the sport.
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New York
Chile
Eas
Midwest
United States Golf
Citis
Gotteys
Miest
Andrew
Cni
Yonkers
Unter
Mount Hope
Newport
Bee
Lawrence
B. Stoddard
B. McDanid
H. Ol Tall
Haye
Tom
John Reid
St. Andrew's
L. Patrisn
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Kentucky
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