Dempsey signs two maxes for fight
Dempsey announced plans for a 12 round bout with Max Schmeling or Max Baer and possibly staged in New York or Chicago. Madison Square Garden faces competition from promoters eyeing alternative venues if Sharkey remains a rival titleholder and the Garden must find an opponent by June 20.
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Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
William Harison
Dempaey
Gesteday
Scnrneling
Mex Baer
Chicago
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Mustangs Schedule Declares Death by Own Action
Dallas December 3 1934 Soult Methodist Mustang football team releases a bold schedule under Coach Ray Morrison. The Mustangs will face six conference foes and meet several prominent opponents including Louisiana State Texas Texas Aggies and Centenary along with Baytor and TCU in Dallas Fort Worth and other cities.
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Dallas
Texea Tach
Lubhock
Louisiana State of Dallas
Riot Institute
Houston
Oklahoma Aggies
Arkannagal
Fayetteville
University of Texas At
Texas Aggies
College Station
Centenary
Shreveport
Bay- Tor
Texas Christian
Foet Worth
St. Macy's Guess
Bat’ Pragehsca
Granger and Eagle Lake Clash in Regional Final
Taylor hosts regional championship as Granger faces Eagle Lake with Vick sidelined by leg injuries and field conditions favoring the Lions, known mudders. An earlier meeting saw Granger triumph 44 0 after winning toss and starting Thomas Faison high? San Antonio.
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Granger
Eagle Lake
Taylor
Thomas Faison High
San Antonio
Yesterday's Explanations on Sacred Objects and Isle of Death
The text references the MOST SACRED OBJECT Omphalus of Zeus in Delphi, drow ped by the infant Zeus and linked to Mount Diklo Crete Olympus. It mentions the priestess Prthio who alone could view it, and notes the Isle of Death near Corfu and a modern painter Backlin. Tomorrow promises PACE TO FACE WITH BANTA CLAUS and a letter reply from Mr. Ripley about the "Believe It or Not" cartoons.
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Corfu
Backlin
Ripley
Kyle Inspires Aggie Spirit With Speeches Here
Local high school athletes of the San Antonio area heard a spirited talk by Kyle Geld, chairman of the Texas A and M athletic council, urging Texas boys to study at in state schools and pursue athletics with lasting careers. He emphasized choosing a Texas college, education first, and a strong Aggie spirit revival. The event also featured remarks by G. Kreuper and toastmaster Wilsair Davis, honoring Kyle and the Aggie tradition.
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Aggies
Kyle Geld
Texas School For Texas
Texas University
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Aggie
Wilsair Davis
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Golf and Wrestling Dominate Sport Poll Findings
A December Associated Press poll highlights golf and professional wrestling as the top performers amid postwar shifts. Golf shows resilience in the Southwest and Mid- West, while wrestling profits with accessible prices and strong fan appeal, outperforming boxing and college football in several regions.
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Teporta
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Basshall
Haselill
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Horace Teeing
Greenleaf dominates 1932 billiards title run in New York
Ralph Greenleaf of New York remains undefeated through the 1932 championship tournament, finishing with nine straight wins and a sweeping 125 to 23 victory over Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland. Rudolph trails in second as Caras, Ponsi, and Fonci vie for spots, with Natalie and Allen close behind.
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Ralph Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Rudolph
Greenieat
Pasquale Natalie
Chicars
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
Natalie
Allen
Frank Taberski
Ghhenectady
George Kelly
Philadelphia
Elekth
Sms Milla
San Jose
Callf
Yinth
Wailer Franklin
Gecenlmal
Rudy
Gelbert in Hospital for Leg Operation
Gelbert, St Louis Cardinals shortstop Charley Gelbert, is back in the hospital for a leg operation after a hunting accident a month ago. He volunteered for the surgery to hasten recovery ahead of spring training, and doctors have not yet decided if he can resume athletic duties during rehabilitation.
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Gelbert
Charley Gelbert
St. Lowla
Many Coaching Jobs Open at Big Schools
New York reports widespread coaching vacancies at major universities as schools from Yale to Florida consider candidates for next year. Names such as Yale Fordham Holy Cross and Chicago appear, with Wisconsins and Tennessees coaches eyed for possible changes and Fordham plans uncertain.
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Lewis Burton
New York
Pal
Yale
Fordham
Holy Cross
Stanford
Washington
Chicago
Middle West
Florida
Post
Wisconsin
Doc Clarence Bpear
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Marty Stubldrener
Villanova
Washington 14
Phelan
Agristidh
Farnham
Hanley
Crowley
Bowling League Chaos as Two Triumph in Close Match
In a cluttered report from the Thursday Tenpin League, only two players broke through the minefield of misprints and posted strong scores. Mul with Bob Danrad led at 247-685 and 825-016, while several teams fought hard against the Navabs, the Kindiing, and the Hungry Flys working through two games apiece. Other notable performances included the Mulligan Depaties closing in on Lonweg by beating Alfred Schaefer's squad, and a large turnout planning the third Christmas party at the Tikat club Friday night. The issue also notes miscellaneous scores and player names, reflecting a lively but chaotic bowling scene.
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Bob Danrad
Chord
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Navabs
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Berrey Druga
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Luliane Cafe
Jannac Manufacturing Company
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Frank Weyrich
Mitchell
Mulligan
Alfred Schaefer
Bika
Tikat
A'Cinek
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Sania Ginus
Seltn
Fox
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