Greenville Lions Upset Port Arthur in Semi Final Showdown
In Greenville Indiana finals thinly veiled by a standout offensive display, the Lions defeated the Port Arthur Yellowjackets 32 10 16 to reach the Texas inter scholastic league football championship game. Star back Bert Marshall scored twice aided by Luckett and Williams.
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Bill Parker
Avancated
Pregs Shorty
Greenville
Port Arthur
Greenville Lions
Dallas
San Angelo
Dallas Tech
Tech
Poe
Tom Dennis
Arthur
Dock Luckett
Robert Williams
Bert Marshall
Marshall
Luckett
Bordonaro
Pott Arthurs
Owens
Marshell
Robert Scott
Éomn
Port Arthurs
Marchall
Lions
Burnett
Lickel
Boal
Neal
Fort Arthur
Blanchard
Collida
Luckets
Bordunari
Arnie
Tourhdowns
Mints
Conde Pointh
Mawr
Meneheiwns
Souerdowny
Ele Meera
Yesterday's Explanations A Canine Mendicant
A cafe beggar dog earns coins from patrons by dropping or tossing them for a sausage or meat reward. The intelligent animal declines slugs used in coin machines and only accepts nickels, then carries the collection to the lunch counter for exchange. Contact Abr Ripley to discuss the cartoon.
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Ately
Voyles Seeks Texas U Job As Coach Candidate
UT continues search for a football coach to replace Clyde Linlefield. C M Voyles of Duke, former Oklahoma A and M standout, visits Austin as active applicant. Athletic council aims for a Southwest champion producer at about 5000 dollars salary. Regents indicate 5000 dollar limit and Southwest preference.
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Austin
Drc
INS
Universty of Texas
Clyde Linlefield
C. M Voyles
Duke
Voyles
Durham, N. Y
W. EB. Melzenthin
Sthletic Council
Okahoma A. & M
Athletic Council
Southwest
Agua Caliente Open Marks Fifth Annual Winter Meet
Agua Caliente in Mexico opens its fifth annual winter date meeting with a closing date set for March 12 featuring the $25,000 Agua Caliente handbag. Chattel races are planned before the main program, including the Inaygara Handicap a six furlong race for fillies and mares of all ages with an $800 purse.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Delayed Opening For Local Dog Track At The White Road
Dr Lloyd today announced postponement of Thetless dog racing track opening on Christmas Day delaying the planned launch. Logistics include obtaining two stringers 36 feet long and bringing materials from Louisiana as weather and fuel concerns affect the project.
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Weid
Lloyd
Thetless
Wiw White Road
Lpast
Louisiana
Sayhawkers to Meet Colorado in Football at Kayivas
University of Kayivas athletic department announces a September 29 football game against the University of Colorado in Lawrence. If Big Six Conference schedule permits, a 10 game slate is planned. Details appear in the Big Sunday Light want ads section with contact for the event.
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Kansas
Colorado
Lawrence
Kaw
Dee
University of Kayivas
Sayhawkers
University of Colorrady
Promoter Coffman Plans Weekly Show at Walkhon Arena
Barry Coffman announces next Wednesday night mat show at Walkhon arena Dorve Roche faces Joe Mullens in a two or three fall match with no time limit A one fall preliminary is set Al Sparks battles John Plummer a strong heavyweight clash Tickets go on sale Monday at 210 Esat Travis street and at nearby stands CAPTAINS GIRLS TRAM Pearsall Dec 23 Marzelle Fenrilly elected captain of Finis basketball team Olle Hawskins coach
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Barry Coffman
Walkathon Arena
Dorve Roche
Fom Twinois
Coffman
Joe Mullens
al Sparks
Utah State College
Ackles
Jwhn Plummer
Wildcat Stephens
Egat Travis Street
Pearsall
Marzelle Fenrilly Iss
Finis
Peatsall High School
Olle
Hawskins
Ingiructer
Tearm
Ice Hockey Schedule and Association Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists international and domestic hockey match schedules. Mentions Detroit at, New York Rangers, New Haven, and American Association groupings with unclear dates and results.
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Beran
Bullalg
London
Anonican Ankne Albu
Tinhin City
Lalaa
Galil i
Detroit
Mironi Maroon
Ekeun
Mican Eagt
American Association
Rangers Ye
New York
Ghehee
New Haven
Smith 2 Up at Pasadena Open Lead
McDonald Smith held a two stroke lead entering the Pasadena open championship second 18 holes after a par breaking 67 last Thursday. Contenders includes Fay Coleman Culver City Olin Dutra Chicago and Paul Runyan White Plains with many others close as finals approach for the $1000 first prize.
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Pasadena
McDonald Smith
Comousile Sudman
Abe Ble
Fay Coleman
Culver City
Calif
Wilhard Hutchinson
Santa Barbara
Paul Runyan
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Olin Dutra
Jimmy Thompson
Long Beach
Leo Diego
Hartoo Smith
Denny Shute
Joheny Dawson
Smith
Bobby Cruickshank
Wille, Hunter
Ralph Guldahl
Immigration Laws Block Corsan Visit
Windsor Ontario report says Captain George Corsan husband of Ruth Towers noted swimmer was set to return home from Toronto to spend Christmas in Denver but migration officers refused entry to the United States without a visa. Corsan is Toronto born with U S parents. he married in Detroit in 1928 and lives in Denver.
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Windsor
Hertenberger to Remain as Rice Assistant Coach
Rice Institute will retain Hertenberger as an assistant coach for 1994. He will mainly instruct the line men as athletic council reviews the removal of Jack Meagher and instatement of Jimmy Kitts. The fate of assistant John Pollsky was in doubt, with expectations that he would be released.
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Houston
Texas
Lec. Zy
CNE
Lou Hertenberger
Foothill
Rice Institute
Hertenberger
Hnemen
Rmoval
Jack Meagher
Jmmy Kitts
Hértenberger
Athletic Council
John Pollsky
Schmeling Guests of Hitler at Tea in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports Max Schmeling former heavyweight champ and his wife Anny Ons tra were guests of Chancellor Hitler at a Friday teatime. Hitler showed interest in Schmeling’s upcoming American bouts with New York dates noted as December 28 and May.
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Schmeling
Hitler
Berlin
Max Behmeling
Anny Onstra
Lim
Milter
Mayle
May Janaling
New York
Gotham ball clubs change but little
New York three major league teams hesitate in trades during an off season with Giants listing minor moves to bolster infield, Yankees and Dodgers facing rebuilding needs. Giants add George Grantham and Fresco Thompson while Yankees consider infield reshuffles and Dodgers hold on, awaiting offers as Brevard and Mungo lead pitching prospects in a stagnant market.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Metropolitan
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Max Carey
Dodgers
Giants
Glenn Spencer
Cincinnati
George Grantham
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Grantham
Pittsburgh
Tine
Gisots
Fresco Thompson
Hank Leiber
McCarthy
Ths
Morse
Joe
Irony Newark
International League
Yankee
Herb Pennock
Joe Bevel
Chicago
Tal
Lyn Lary
Dee Farrell
Lou" Gehrig
Wille
Don ‘Heffner
Baltimore
Tony Lazzeri
Wither
Frank Crasetti
Bob Ralfe
Newark
Rolfe
Bud
van Mungo
A Lo
Pex
Brooklyn Dodger
Carey
Lealie Munns
St. Paul
Mungo
Ray Benge
Elmer Beck
Owen Carroll
Munna
Charley Perkins
Carera Arrives Home for Holidays in Genoa
Italy's boxing pride Primo Cerers arrived from New York to testify in a legal suit and went straight from Genoa to Sequals to spend Christmas with family. In Wichita, Cherrie Hostetler, a Tulsa league outfielder, married Opal Hupp, a blonde Wichita beauty, as romance blossomed during the Western league season.
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Genoa
Italy
Primo Cerers
New York
Uhere
Sequals
Bostetler
Wichita
Cherrie Hostetler
Tulsa Tenas
Opal Hupp
Mack Looking Back Sees Cobb as Greatest Star
Connie Mack of the Athletics, aged 71, names Ty Cobb as the greatest player, Christy Mathewson the greatest pitcher, and Ned Hanlon and John McGraw as the greatest managers. He cites the Orioles, Cubs, and Athletics as the greatest teams, reflects on his 33 years with Philadelphia and five world championships, and says the future holds better days with young pitchers in 1940s era context.
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Mack
Cobb
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athletics
International News
Connie
Ty Cobb
Christy Mathewson
Ned Hanlon
Baltimore Orioles
Joan McGraw
Giants
Orioles
Cubs
Wic A's
Matty
McGraw
The
Jed
Merrith
Oye
East Brookfield
Mass
Santa Claus
Talle
Dixies Chase League Lead With Narrow Win Over Hawks
The Dixies club moved atop the City Major Basketball League by defeating the Texas Chiro Hawks 36 to 32 at Woodlawn Gym. Kret Ber led scoring for the winners with eight points in seven minutes. Stockwell starred for the Hawks, while refs warned players as tensions rose.
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Weeb
Pos Isle Club
Chiropractic College
Dixit Club
Texas Chiro Hawks
Woodlawn Gym
Lanter Voks
Eons of America
Hawks
Dixiemen
Kret Ber
Gally
Stockwell
McCarley
Hillock
Kardon
Jesse Santos
Bernal
Sonny Boys
E. Hernandez
Rod~ Tiguer
Sonnies
Thi Econ
Danter
Eonioraannen Santos
Campa
Abcarienee Raenal
D Hernandez
Samuel Jok
Alvarado
Lanter—Gonzalty
Encina
Benavides
Ements
Dinky Chabcoree
Burkhardt Sickel
Hillock Wilcoy
Kardow McCarley
Oy Hartman Powers
Laymy Curry
Werks — Norton
Ravtieddohnron
Dixie—Livingston
Cole
Bailey Wins His Battle With Death
Bailey, an injured Toronto hockey star, faces recovery after skull fracture from a game with the Boston Bruins. Two operations followed a knockout on the ice as doctors declare him out of danger after a prior relapse and temporary loss of consciousness.
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Bailey
Boston
Der
D&s
Irvin
Ace
Toronto
Thal Neets
Boston Bruins
Ronald Munro
Baer Hits High Spots and Walsh Warns Baer
By DAVIS NEW YORK. Dec. 23 INB After a long slump Baer is praised as a very good fighter for wrecking Schmeling but warns of his troubling lifestyle. Walsh criticizes Baer for Broadway nightlife and late-night clubs, saying Baer trains poorly and sleeps late. He notes Baer’s schedule disrupts focus ahead of a heavyweight title shot while Tunney regards him as unworthy of the crown.
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DAVIS
New York
May Baer
Baer
Ainen
Hovner
J. Walsh
Brer
Mr. Tunney
Haar
Velinder Named in U S Junior Tennis Rankings
The United States Lawn Tennis Association unveiled the national junior rankings for 1932, led by Donald Budge of Oakland as No 1 in junior singles and Robert Harmon also of Oakland topping the boys’ singles. Velinder of San Antonio, Tex, is listed among notable junior competitors.
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Velinder
San Antonio
United States
New York
Ust
Pacific Coast
United States Lawn Tennis Association
U. S
Meen
Pittsburgh
Donald Budge
Oakland
Gakl
Robert Harmon
Honnie Muller
Los Angeles
Frances Herron
Harmon
Robert Riggs
Gene Mako
Benamin Dey
J. Donald Budge
Cal
Gensataka
Lon Angeles
Jay Cah
Ton Angeles
Itamaay Pott
Ifemoh Tonn
George Halt
Re Oes
Roigh
Sea Antonio
Tex
Aiur Jormehsen
Cisent
Elizabeth Kesling
St Paul ‘Herron
May Hope
Monies
Calif
Dorothy Bundy
Helen Tones
Helen Grawn
Helen Pederaen
Stamford
Coin
Patty Orrows
Minsen
Kost Les Pedersen
Ann Mariotte
Grignonteer Tones
Marles Fosier
Edison Bears Awarded For Football Season At School
Edison Bears and staff honored after football season. Principal and coach received awardsFriday afternoon at the school. Coach Ward handed 13 team members sweater letters while Captain Donald Sarran and the student body presented gifts. Several players were noted for revolving sweaters with stripes and names listed.
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Edison Bears
Christman Pathy
Edison Golden Bears
Achual
Ward
Donald Sarran
A. W. McTver
Rakesley
Ong Tah Don Sarran
Ken Watson
Howard Marsh
Clarence Toshee
Ray Stelite
Clit Bennett
Dwayne Bowman
Bill Michaels
Gale Nelson
Dave Hickey
Bob Knight
William York
Leroy He
Fimo Ein- Rue
Dempsey Awards Honors to Nichols in Wrestling Match
Wilmington Calif December 23 Jock Dempsey awarded the golden belt to Hugh Nichols of Dallas after disqualifying Lealie Grimes of Australia in a heavyweight wrestling title match. Nichols, touted as the world light heavyweight champion, already held the title in prior period.
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Dempsey
Nichols
Wilmington
Calif
Jock Dempsey
Lealie Grimes
Australie
Hugh Nichols
Dallas
Texan
Nichole
N. BA
Deoren
Lions wearying of long trip to coast
Lions from New York to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl clash with Stanford endure a 3300 mile tour. Sleep deprivation and weight gain disrupts morale as coach Louis Little seeks rest and diet fixes. Stanford, preparing for Pasadena, fine tunes on field while Columbia alumni plan a rally in Griffith Park ahead of New Year’s Day game.
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Lewis Hamton
EL Paso
Dér
Fatl- Uere
Columbus Lions
New York
Pasadena
Stanford
Lindbergh
Tucson
Aziz
Louis Little
Texas Panhandle
Honor Raymond E Sherman
Lous
Lian Tamer
Lay Little
Doc Charley Barrett
Tasuncheon
Tony Matal
Coach Little
Paul Jakel
Jog Richavich
Matal
Owen McDowell
Mulal
Eren
Himlleton
McDowell
Stanford University
Calif
Lions
Columbia University
Footbell Cardinals
Cub
South
Shepards
Tiny
Thornhill
Hil Man
Watelogh
Dei
Sena Bil Carbus
Thornhi
Lyle Smith
Bakersfield
al Notgard
Los Angeles
Griffith Park Y
Cally
City Park Commission
Lodsy
John Hoyee Smith
Columbia
San Francisco
Ponzi and Kelly Consolation Pair in World Pocket Billiards
Andrew Ponzi and George Kelly, two of Philadelphia’s top players, clash tonight for consolation honors and a 1100 second-place prize in the world pocket billiards tournament. Ponzi earlier beat Willie Mosconi 125 to 57 in 12 innings to reach the consolation final, while Kelly defeated James Caray of Wilmington 126 to 98 in 98 innings.
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Ghicago
Andrew Ponl
George Kelly
Ponzi
Willie Mosconi
Philadelphiafay
Kelly
James Caray
Wilmington
Del
Browns name Jim Weaver to Newark club deal
The Browns on Friday announced the signing of Jim Weaver a right handed pitcher who won 25 games last season and will join the Newark club of the International League as part of Rogar Hornaby's rebuilding plan.
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Jim Weaver
Brown
Louis
Det
AAA
Rogar Hornaby
Lous Browns
Fix-sooL-llk
Newark
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