French Tennis Cup Conduct Defended by Gillou
New York report defends the Davis Cup conduct between France and the United States. Pierre Gillou, president of the French Tennis Committee, says criticism of match handling was generally unjustified, notes umpiring was no worse than elsewhere, and rejects neutral officials. He cites damp courts on the final day as excessive but not objected to by players. Gillou asserts officials will continue to name umpires while not excluding neutrals, and mentions limited engraving space on the trophy.
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France
United States
Pierra Gillou
Sap
Thie
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Nace
Jean Borotra
Wilmer Allison
Borotra
Wead
Gillou
Dwight J. Buvis
Babe Didrikson Seeks Amateur Status Still in Question
News reports from New York New Orleans and elsewhere recount Babe Didrikson’s stand on professional status after she announced plans to turn professional. The Amateur Athletic Union declared the declaration of intent rule governs her eligibility and noted her name and image may have been used in advertising without permission. The case hinges on whether she remains an amateur or resigns to professional competition as she travels to the West.
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Dex
Mikked Bobo Diirikson
Young Women
Habe Didrikson
International News Service
Weet
Southern A. A. C
Union Station
Miss Didtikson
Southern A. A. Veints
New York
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Amateur Athletic Union
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Guen
Miss Didrikson
Southern A. A. U
Texas
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Didrikson
New Orleans
Mildred Bobs Diddleson
Lawrence DI Benedetto
Miae Direlkson
Mita Didrikson
Chinaga
Esther Elam
Hncally
Ptpores
Han Eel Numero Sporta Prenorda
Alavinthe Olympica
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MANAG
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No Playoff If High Final Ends in Tie
Corsicana and Masonicome of Fort Worth would meet next Monday afternoon in the state high school championship football game with no playoff. Coach Tetany Merce of Corsicans explains that the champion would be decided by tiebreakers: first, the opponent's 29 yard line penalties, then first downs, then yardage gained.
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Corsicana
Masonicome
Fort Worth
Tétany Merce
New Athletic Group Formed In Eastern Colleges
A new college athletic conference for education purposes will be formed by Swarthmore Johns Hopkins Haverford Delaware Hampden Sydney Randolph Macon Lynchburg St Johns Bridge Water and American University. Leaders say no athlete recruiting will occur and primary interest is education not gate receipts.
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Washington, D. C
Swarthmore
Johns Hopkins
Haverford
Delaware
Hampden-Sydney
Randolph-Macon
Lynchburg
St. John's
Bridge
Waler
Americat University
Walter H. Young
Athisticd
American University
Sonterszica
Young
Tyrol “Noord and
Room
Americans to Play in Stockdale Sunday
Stockdale Texas December 23 Stockdale will host a big time football game as the San Antonio Americans meet the Rambirré in a Southwest Texas Independent football tournament postponement. Ramblers prep hard for the Sunday clash and aim to be in top form with Andy Andrews of Southwestern refereeing the 3 oclock contest. The San Antonio team will depart the Travelers hotel cigar stand at 2 oclock led by Perry Winkle in the parade.
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Stockdale
Stockdaly
Texas
Christines
San Antonio Americans
Ramblers
Alamo City Eleven
Andy Andrews
Southwestern
San Antonio
Travelers’ Hotel
Perry Winkle
Masonic Home Nurses Hope of Victory In Fort Worth Final
The Fort Worth Masonic Home team seeks the 1932 Texas interscholastic state football title, facing Corsicana Tigers who boast 33 wins, two losses and two ties in 37 games. Corsicana scored 1172 points to opponents 187. Masons aim to halt this scoring machine led by Scott McCall. Monday’s final showdown promises a strong, balanced contest between seasoned attackers and staunch defense. Captain selections at San Marcos set for the Rattlers post-season chapter.
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Bill Parker
Fort Worth
Corsinana
Masone
Star of
Scott McCall
Corsicana
Waxsacke Bays
Grin Hoth
Hillsboro
Masons
Saacon
Johnny Pierce
Carsicana
Matons
Uhure
Cotvlvana Bunday
Temple Wildcats Claim City Grid Crown in Season Finale
Temple fans proclaim the Wildcats state champions after a Thanksgiving 14 to 6 win over Corsicana Tigers. Corsicana led 12 to 10 late, with Temple driving for a potential touchdown that was ruled out of bounds amid disputed calls. Temple's Cotton Harrison rushed for 144 yards, and Corsicana's Bowlin totaled 152 yards. the game defined by injuries, refereeing controversy, and strong Temple defense.
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Forrest Alop
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Rome
Port Worth
Army to Play Hard Schedule This Season
West Point announces a 10 game slate facing major opponents including Yale Harvard Navy and Notre Dame Ten road games split with five at home opponents span Mercer Virginia Military Institute Delaware Illinois Yale Harvard Navy Notre Dame and Navy site to be determined Key dates list September 30 through December 2 with venues in New York New Haven Cambridge Cleveland and New York City slated for major clashes
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West Point
Georgia
Virginia
Delaware
Illnois
Connecticut
Iowa
Biassachusetts
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Indiana
Army
Maj
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Yale
Harvard
Navy
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West Point End
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Cleveland
Vale
New Haven
Cambridge
Notre Dame
New York
Mercer
Virginia Military Inst
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Ilinoisne
Coe of Town
Pennsylvania Military College
Notre Dine
Handball Quarter Finals in M C A Tournament
Quarter final round in the M C A handball tournament directed by Ed Jones proceeds with matches. Absent E McCallon due to illness, results include Glass defeating McCoy 21 10 7 for QT, Goin defeating Gerke 21 19 3 1, Richard Dine beating Vic Greighton 21 11, Lexie Mathie beating Dave Johnson 21 0 38, Mangon and Parker yet to win their matches.
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Trakert
Ed Jones
McCallon
Glass
MrCoy Brat
Ganbuts
Goin
We E
Gerke
Richard Dine
Vic Greighton
Uni
Lexie Mathie
Dave Johnson
Ay Mangon
Jock Parker
H. Tool
Beng
Cone Hoy
W. Trhy
TCU Gridsters to Run Star Team Here
The versatile TCU gridsters who powered a Southwest Conference title will headline a College All-Stars game against former West Point greats at Feat Field on Christmas Day. Star players including Spearman Evans Vaught Caspar and others arrive to form a strong lineup expected to challenge Army legends and proffer a top tier spectacle.
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Lon Evans
T. C.D
San Antonio
Army
Tech Field
Altiak
Texas Christian University
West Point Pigskin
Feat Field
Clanard Speereman
Dynamo
Frog Beckfield
Aignals
Horned Toads
T. C. U. Gridiron Mighties, Including Johnne Vaught
Lon E Evans
Charlie Caspar
Spearman
Evans
West Point
Vaught
Victoria
Johnnie Murrell
Red Cagle
Rey Stecker
Races Open Sunday at Agua Caliente
On the smooth Agua Caliente track, many top horses prepared for the Bi-day Winter season opening Sunday. As 992 horses are in nearby stables, turf followers note the event's growth due to Josaph M. Schenck leading the Jockey Club as president.
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AGUA
College Basketball Scores and Player Totals
College basketball results show players from multiple universities adding points and assists. Notable scorers include Nebraska, Oklahoma and BYU with varied team totals and individual tallies. lineups and opponents are partially legible with several university abbreviations and mismatched names.
Shrine Stars Reach Frisco for East-West game squad arrivals
Football stars arrive for the eighth annual East West Shriners contest to be played January 2 at Kezar Stadium San Francisco. Coaches Andy Kerr and Dick Hanley lead 21 Western players including Notre Dame all American Joe Furth and Michigan quarterback Barry Newman. Nebraska coach Dana X. Bible helps prepare the Westerners as Oklahoma and Kansas figures also join the sled.
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Gan Francisco
Andy Kerr
Golgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Stanford Wniversity
Kezar
Kerr
Hanley
Joe Furth
Notre Dame
California
Los Angeles
Barry Newman
Michigan
Rachel Stith
Colgate
Paul Moss
Purdue
Ray Horstman
Dana X. Blbte
Nebraska
Oagh
Orin Holllingberg
Washington State
Krute Kay
Harrison Statford
Texas University
Rank Christensen
Fullbock
Jack Johneck
Leckle
Uhah University
Steve Hokuf
Lawrence Gly
University of Nebraska
George Atkeson
University of
Joe Judge to Join Dodgers This Week
Brooklyn Dodgers plan to sign veteran first baseman Joe Judge from Weslington Senators. The move aims to pair Judge with Del Riesotte at first base as the club abandons escalating the National League position. Exhibition schedule covers 23 games with Miami training and a March 11 start, ending in early April against the Yankees and other league teams.
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Vee
Uves
Joe Judge
Weslington Senators
Brooklyn Badgers
West
Judge
Dodgers
del Riesotte
New
York
Insi
Brooklyn Dodgers
Miami
Cincinnati Reds
Phile
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Cardinals
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Tilden and Barnes Back From Europe
New York December 23 report that William T. Tilden, a professional tennis champion, has returned from Europe where he and troupe members played in 14 countries. He was joined by Bruce Barnes of Texas and Hos Nilssiech, the German champion.
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Des
William T. Tilden
Europe
Bruce Barnes
Texas
Hos Nilssiech
Connie Mack Names Ty Cobb As Greatest Ever
Connie Mack, 20 years old today, reflects on Ty Cobb as the greatest player in baseball history. He ranks Cobb above rivals in batting, fielding, and baserunning, recalling Cobb’s dominance across eras and the sport’s evolution up to 1914.
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Ty Cobb
Ty Cobb, Greoatest Pitcher — Christy Mate
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Phelan Leaves Seattle Without Signing UW Contract
Coach Jimmy Phelan departed for the Tash after talks with University of Washington officials, remaining unsigned on a three year return to direct the Huskies. Bar Campbell said progress was made on issues, but Phelan would not sign until the school could meet its contract obligations.
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Jimmy Phelan
Tash
University of Washington
Bar! Campbell
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Allside
Lamar Beats Decatur In Junior College Football
Beaumont Dec 29 Lamar College junior college defeated Decatur Baptist football team in an afternoon game with strong offense and solid defense. The win adds momentum for Lamar facing upcoming rivals as local fans cheer the young squad.
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Decatur
Beaumont
Lamar College
Decatur Baptist
College basketball clash thrills with Texas visit and local league games
The article details a packed basketball schedule featuring the University of Texas visiting for a key game, plus multiple local matchups. It highlights team rosters, lineups, and players, including names like Meynvile, Flying Horaemen, and Macon, with emphasis on anticipated performances and season context.
Bartlett to Miss All City Guard Game
Bartlett of Harlandale high school will miss the high school all star game at Eaglefield December 31 due to severe throat trouble. Injuries plague Lerner Gasper Wildman Loessberg Allsup. coaches Pickett and Manor reflect on squad health as families consider buying another car in classified ads.
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Shorty” Bartlet
Harlandale
Eaglefield
Dallas
Manor Pickett
Jochl
Nasq
Loessberg
Allsup
Guerd
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