OVEN LETTER TO SANTY AND COLUMBIA ROAR
A warm Christmas era letter to Santa Claus and an armchair salute to Columbia Lions facing Stanford in the Rose Bowl buildup. It riffs on reindeer, gifts, patience, fairness in sports, and calls for New York papers’ jab at Goac h Lou Little as Calumbia eyes a big game.
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Claus Sear Ganty
Ol Pal
Mrs. O
Old Top
San Antonio Missions
Ullle
Scherw
Columbia
Toth
Calumbia Lions
Stanford
Miami Books Fifth Fight for Winter Card Plans
From New York Jack Kearns confirms Mickey Walker will fight the winner of the Risko Maloney bout in Miami on January 25. The Risko Maloney clash is set for January 4 with other likely undercard bouts including Duose and Freeman, plus possible January or February appearances by Trosenbloom Knight, and a Madison Square Garden pairing featuring Carnera and Loughran on February 22.
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Miami
Fin
Jack Kearns
Mickey Walker
New York
Johnny Risko
Jimmy Maloneight
Risko-Maloney
Vince Duosdee
Yommy Freeman
Wellere Wo
San Antonio High 26 to Dallas for Christmas Grid Game
San Antonio All City High School football squad with 26 players travels to Dallas for the Christmas day game against Dallas All City. Coaches Ceci Burnett Esri English and Monor Puckett lead the group with a week of practice after Brackenridge and Thomas Jefferson area teams kept them from longer prep. Local radio KABG will broadcast the all city contest starting at 2:30 p.m. Monday.
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San Antonio
Hieh
Ceci Burnett
Esri English
Monor Puckett
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Dallas
Thomas Jefferson
Mexico
Antoniis
Bret
Allen
Harlandale
Kylne
Tech
Daugherty
Brackenridge
Blunt
Jefferson
LeMeiMeur
Hammell
Cecil
Imperial
Wilson
T. Guy Rogers
Distriet 12
Marla Imperial
Norman Hore
Gay LeMclteur
Ray Tripp
Paul bin
Wilson Lewis
Sidney Hubence
Jon Mabrita
Norman McCurdy
Bryce Parker
Glen Haoglish
Joe Brush
Chartile Utz
Jeferson
Jonny Nichols
David Kaine
Jimmy Hammell
Luke Persal
Skeeter Pearson
Bill Parrar
Sous Driffil
Paul Kartley
Leo Wildman
Freeman Allen
Harlandele
F. M. Daigherty
Paul John
L. £. Diehl
Bracksbridge
Billy Giant
McCurdy
Philadelphia To Host Army Navy Game In Dec
Annapolis December 29. Philadelphia has been awarded the Army Navy football game over Baltimore. Navy released next season’s grid schedule signaling December 1 as the big game date. Maryland and Washington Lee join Princeton as rivals on the slate, with Princeton transitioning to charity status.
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Annapolis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Navy
Maryland
Washington Lee
Princeton
Eptember
William and
Ma Ailese
Gilaher Gi
University
Tayah
Soinal New Yor Hod University
Penne Divalnn
Pifadstonia
Nowaeebes Wardobion
Otes Univeraise Moveraine
Nolte Damenk
el i Dew
Piodetphe
Sunday Polo Game at 2 30 on Harrison Field
The Field Artillery Reds meet Capt Duke Coulter’s picked team in the Light cup tournament at 2 30 Sunday at reconditioned Harrison field off East Houston street. Lineups include Hal Walker Outack McNulr for Artillery and Coulter Ted Voight Lee Downs Don Gros singer and Jack Armstrong of Chicago for the opposing side.
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Field Artillery Reds
Harrison Field
East Houston Street
Duke Coulter
Hal
Walker
Outack
McNulr
Coulter
Ted Voight
Lee Downs
Don Grossinger
Jack Armstrong
Chic Cago
Casanova to Fight Brown in Mexico on Feb Five
Mexico City reports Brown agreed to fight Baby Face Cazenove in Mexico City on February 5, contingent on George Blake of Los Angeles refereeing and James Fitter approving. Brown seeks suspension of Mexican commission rules requiring at ringside judges. The date coincides with a national holiday, predicting a crowd around 30,000. Brown guaranteed $20,000.
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Casanova
Brown
Mexico
Mexico City
Nec
INS
Panna AY Brown
Cazenove
Ming
George Blake
Los Anggeles Nerees
Hearst Regatta Sets Two-Day Outboard Race Weekend
The Somtthweyt regatta at Lake Abbott near Seguin draws San Antonio clubs for a six-race program on December 21 and January 1. Classes A B C G F and runabout compete over five miles or three laps, with $1100 in cash prizes and the William Randolph Wearat Trophy as grand prize. A downtown parade midweek precedes racing, with a banquet and entertainment at Rumors hotel after. Tour access to open camps costs 28 cents, with a souvenir program included.
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Somtthweyt
Regattta
McQueeney
Abbott
Jershan
Segui
Hie Texag Boat Club Inc
San Antonio
Regalia
Alamo
Alm
Egatia
Ani Chatrmim
Varma County
Slonis
Calliapes
Committen
Racing board worries over huge entries for regatta
The Texas Boat club faces a crowded entry list for the Wil fie Randolph Hearst outboard regatta, with 20 to 25 boats expected across classes A B and F. Notables include Roy Hern hard, Orrell Reinking, Richard Neal, and three women racers Lib Sharp Ruth Herring and Virginia Mann, plus national figures from across the country. The event, to be run under the National Outboard Association system, promises a large field and expanded race committee to handle standings and credits.
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Wilfie Randolph Hearst
Texas Boat Club, Incorporated
San Antonio
Sporn
Texas Boat Club
Verton Micerich
Fort Sam Houston
Roy Hern
Miami
Frank Vincent
Tulsa
Art Sauelberg
Dick, Neal
Freddie Nickel
St. Louis
Ernie Millett
William D. Edwards
Stockton
Calif
Pred Jacoby Jr
North Bergen
N. J
Frank Davis
Kansas City
Alley Smith
Shreveport
Hugh Lee Gibbs
Houston
Bobby Mitchell
Dallas
Ray Russell
Bower Brothers
Army Basketball Adds Two New Quintets in League Opener
The Army Basket Ball league will debut two new teams the Second Field Artillery Brigade and the Staff and Administrative quintet as it starts January 17. The Artillerymen return from prior seasons while the Staff and Administrative squad features players from Military Police, Signal Corps and Second Medical regiments. K Zitam an of the Signal Corps coaches the new unit with Captain Richmond of the Signal Corps leading.
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Field Artilery Brigade
Army Cage
Military Police
Signal Corps
Thin Remsan
Nicdeus
Linut. K
Zitaman
Arsin
Richmond
Elgnal Corps
Mack Air-Minded After First Ride
Connie Mack celebrated his 71st birthday by taking his first airplane flight with nephew Dick Bircher. The Philadelphia Athletes leader enjoyed the trip lasting about 44 minutes, reaching near 3000 feet, and praised air travel for transporting baseball teams in the future.
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Mack
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Dick Bircher
Mra. Bircher
Rush
Beacball
Bass Weighs 83 Pounds at Medina
Staff Sergeant W C Johnson of Squadron 40 at Kelly Field landed a large 83 pound bass at Medina Lake Friday. The fish was weighed at Callason and Cox's scale. In their senior game, the Light Newslen defeated the Ramana-Main Newsies 42 to 1 Saturday morning. Flores Gamey Onsarna and Manager Ohana led the winners. Orin B Chapa and Jesse excelled for the losers.
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Medina
W. C. Johnson
Squadron 40
Kelly Field
Medina Lake
Callason
Cox
Iake
Light Newslen
Newsies
Stara
Flores
Gamey
Onsarna
Ohana
Orin
Chapa
Jesse
Tha
Lovers
Runyan Takes Lead in Golf at Pasadena
Runyan shot a 67 at Brookside Park to lead the Pasadena $4000 Open at the 26-hole mark. Scotsman Donald Smith sits two strokes back after a 68, with British Open champion Denny Shute posting a 68 and a 149 total to rank among leaders. The field includes Jimmy Thomson, Harry Cooper, Leo Diegel, Horton Smith, Bill Melina, Wilfy Cox, Olin Dutra, and notable rounds by Fred Morgan and Bobby Cruickshank.
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Pasadena
Calif
Runyan
White Plains
N.Y
Brookside Park
Linker
Donald Smith
Bunyan
Mac Smith
Denny Shute
Agereente
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Horton Smith
Bill Melina
New York
Fred Morrison
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Olin Dutra
Santa
Monica
Fred Mosrigan
Bobby Cruickshank
Low bus fare set for big regatta weekend trip
Buses will run hourly to the lake at Me Queeney with a single fare for round trips. The plan serves San Antonio residents lacking transport who want to view the regatta and racing stars in December and January for the Wilmot Randolph Marriott trophy. departures at 2 pm daily from Randolph Tel Hue station with reserved seats via the Randolph station.
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Queeney
San Antonio
Hefara & Protock
W. L
Dallas Tech Wolves to Meet Greenville Lions for Texas State Final
In Ban Angelo on December 24 the Dallas Tech Wolves defeated the San Angelo Bobcats 11 to 7 to earn a spot in the Texas high school championship against the Greenville Lions. The final will be held next Saturday at Fair Park stadium in Dallas, with kickoff and time set to be approved at a Sunday meeting.
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Lions
Delmna Tech Wolves
Fair Park Stadion
Dallas
Dallas ‘Tech
Ban Angelo
Dallas Tech Wolves
San Angelo Bobcats
Termany
Greenville Lions
Far Park Stadium
Texas
Reid
Walford
Corlemeglin
San Angelo
Tech
Philbrick
Daling
Bobrats
Coston
Tucker
Wagon
Eskew
Cortemvelia
Ewing
Boston
Tech J
Banks
Qure
Spanish American League Basketball Preview at Woodlawn Lake
The Tuesday Night club faces player shortages ahead of Sunday's 2:90 start against the Trojans at Woodlawn Lake. The day opens with the Spanish American League game followed by a Bohemian club matchup and other local teams.
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Trojans
Woodlawn Lake Court
Raine
Bohemian Club
Amndo Nervos
Sorral
Bohemians Wishy
Cohimn
Map Yeading Nervo Boyn
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Hearst Regatta Facts
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Texas Boar Club
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