Amarillo-Tivy Gridiron Day Teases State Title Hope
Amarillo and Kerrville meet in a pre title clash as 11 games and 11000 fans fill the stands. Kerrville aims to extend a district record while Amarillo seeks a third straight championship with stars Kilman Mayes Clesson and Mayes starring. Holaman may start if fit.
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Golden Sandstorm
Iron Men
Gul Dows
Deamste Ats
Ick
Ranive
Amarillo
Jair Cherry
Waco High
Sid
BM Kilman
Shane
Bil
Hilliard
Thea
Holloman
Kyle Holaman
Ples
Ganns
Roy Holbrook
Kerrville
Tenner
Bobi Clcston
Raymond
Mayes
Holbrook
Clesson
Sandles
Polo’s On If Skies Clear
Heavy rains early Sunday postpone the opening game of the Inter territorial Polo series at Barbard field Fort Sam Houston. Maj. R G Hunter says the field is softened enough for the game. Mexican army team led by Gen J J Quinones will meet, with Capt Jean Scott and Lt Com K C Greenwald among riders. Chamber of commerce to charge 40 cents admission and post highway markers. Fourteen polo poles from Mexico City bring the total mounts for the Mexican teams to 2 plus 14 grooms quartered by Company H at the Twenty Fourth Infantry.
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Barbard Field
Fort Sam
R. G. Hunter
Retics
Fronter
Fetes
J. J. Quinones
Hitler
Jean Scott
K. C. Greenwald
Mest
Brice Scott
Janis Semonce
Chamber of Commerce
Elmaipe & 40
Kipke Ouster Tale Persists At Ann Arbor
Reports out of Ann Arbor indicate Michigan football coach Harry Kipke may be ousted soon. Rumors name Wallie Weller as successor with Duieh Clark taking Kipke’s post, while long-time official Yost and Fielding also feature in aging retirement talks.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Doe
Allance
Iid
University of Michigan
Byothayy
Harry Kipke
Kipke
Wallie Weller
Duieh Clark
Quarterbank
Catrallions
Weber
Leapon
Yost
Alielice
Michigan
Ripke
Lanting
Duquesne Upset Season Draws City Fame
Duquesne celebrates a remarkable season with notable victories over Pitt and Marquette. Local sports writers hail the team as the season’s standout, praising key players and the resolve shown in high profile upsets.
Santa Anita Encloses Stalls For 2000 Horses At Track
Santa Anita stalls project expands to about 40 additional stalls enabling housing for around 2000 unbroken entries ahead of the coming season. Track officials say capacity is near the limit and any further expansion could affect entry numbers. DARREL FORT WORTH and DARRELL LESTER referenced American racing figures and hospital attendance as part of ongoing discussions in 1935.
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Santa Anita
Angeles
Den
Santa Anita Wack
Orange Bowl Teams Ready for New Year Game
Orange Bowl teams Mississippi State College and Duquesne University prepared in Pittsburgh and Providence for the New Year’s Day clash in Miami. Duquesne faced snowbound practice while Mississippi State planned rain and wind workouts. Bands accompanied both squads as officials described weigh-ins and training, with travel to Florida scheduled for Sunday.
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Miami
Teo
Drea Tiek
Eam Ly
Missinippi State College
Duquene University
Eigehere
Maxagenen
Giang
Piltsuineh
Duquesne
Ring Raye M
Mississippi State
Nalves
Marcans
du- Quesnes
Southeuners
Duytesse
St Paul Open Golf Set for Next July
St Paul announces plans for the St Paul Open Golf tournament next July with details on course setup and contenders. Local clubs expect strong fields led by notable players with enthusiasm across the region.
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ST. Paul
Sagusy
Taday
Sugar Bowl Sports Card Under Way at Loyola Stadium
New Orleans hosts a Sugar Bowl track meet featuring Olympians such as Glenn Cunningham and Helen Stephens at Loyola Stadium. The mile world record looms as Cininninus, San Romani, and Tash face off. Football news notes Forsity’s undefeated team preparing for Christmas break and Tulane game plans as tickets run out.
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New Orleans
Olymple Stacy
Buck Mert
Gris
Tahligay Gaiety
Glenn Qunningham
Helen Stephens
Archie Sin Roman
Sternile Cuttier
Jor McChickey
den Tach
Tom Deckard
Harald Manning
Junior and Boys Tennis Get Going in New York
In the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York City the junior and boys divisions of the tennis championships begin. Led by Don McNeill of Omaha and Morey Lewis of Texas, the event features 95 juniors and 58 boys, with top contenders named from New York, Philadelphia, and Charlottesville among others.
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Wallone
Anyloys
Andoor Tenis
Iedey
Seventh Regiment
Failen
Don McNeill
Oflahome City
Morey Lewis
Tex Fatkana
Avg
Kastarnely ¢Auri
Natit Lewis
Melvin #. Lapman
Charles T. Stattman
Joh Fishhagk
Marvin Kantrowitz
New York
Albert Itgeberg
Washington
Isadore Gellis
Philadelphia
Henry H. Daniels
Robert A. Low
Choate School
Malcolm Weinstein
Philedelphia
George Metin
University of Virginia
Pahlmann Brothers Christmas Visitors Distorted Tale
Pahlmann Brothers Christmas Visitors story mentions Olio Pahimann and Cay aul visiting their mother at 2403 Mon tlerey Street while Oliv lives in North Carolina and Carrolive in New York. The piece notes Oslo a sensational basketball star from Old Main Avenue High School and Ante who played professional baseball.
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Olio Pahimann
San Antonio
Cayaul
Bo Pahilmann
Montlerey Street
Oliv
North
Caroling
Waite Carrolive
New York
Oslo
Main Avenue
Steve Toth Hurt in East West Drill
Steve Toth from Northwest University suffered an injury during a East West football drill in San Francisco as teams prepared for the New Year’s Day game. Early reports indicate he was twisted during practice and received medical treatment.
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Steve Toth Hurt
San Prancisco
Steve Toth
I. Cas
Doslats
Santa Barbara Triumphs Over New Mexico A. and M.
Santa Barbara won 25 to 14 in a charity intercollegiate football game at the Santa Barbara campus. The Aggies opened strong with a 4 yard end run by Pratt, but SBU dominated the rest of the game with a series of passes and rushing plays led by Spur? and Barrera. Spanogle added a conversion and Sprague’s defense contained New Mexico’s offense throughout the contest.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Collee
New Mexico A
Chilatias
Mead Idf
Aggies
Searkig
New Mexico
Agaies Coote
Fen Alter Gant Barrera
Ccm
New Atexico
Spanogle
Pratt
TL. Apodsca
Spenogle
Santa Clara Boys Entrain for New Orleans Game
Santa Clara heads to New Orleans for a New Year’s Day matchup with Louisiana State University. The 73-rar Santa Clara squad trains in Houston then moves to New Orleans Thursday morning. Coach Lawrence Buck Shaw reports key players limited by injuries ahead of the game.
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Santa Clara
Califore
New Orleans
Louisiiana State University
Houston
Texas
Proticos
Panie
Lawrence Buck
Shaw
Hal Seramin
Wilfback
Lionel Rodgers
Ang Pyank Sanity
Helen Jacobs Rated No 1 by Fred Perry
New York detective BN Fred Perry, a former world tennis champion, rates Helen Jacobs No 1 among women. He places Atlee Marble fourth, citing Jacobs Wimbledon win and Essex Invitation victory over Marble as decisive. Berry is second, Hilda Krabwinkel third, with Ollis Rolin of England following Marble.
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New York
Fred Perry
United States
Tas Tennis Association
Helen Jacobs
Atlee Marble
Hest
Perry
Miss Jacobs
Miss Marble
Tay
Mr Jacobs
Miss Tncobs
Berry
Frau Hilda Krabwinkel
Germany
Dor Ollis Rolin
England
Bo Fittit Pliro
Asiss Marble
Kay Stummera
American League Umpires Get New Contracts
The American League umpires, long seen as underpaid, win raises with 1337 contracts each for substantial salary increases. The 32 new pacts reflect a Christmas season improvement in pay for league officials across the umpiring corps.
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New York
Dew
Aseball
Wal Har- Virge
Leagua Jorexy
New Year Bowls and Wrestling Headlines From Chaters
Betting lines swirl around the Sugar and Orange bowls with LSU, Notre Dame, and Mississippi State as favorites in key matchups. In boxing and wrestling, Chief Chiwaki dominates a San Diego elimination bout and top heavies circle the ring as title claims. Random notes touch on Indiana All-Stars, Claire Bee’s beach for Stanford, and Perry’s film-star training in New York.
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Murray Goodman
New York
Del
Fittsburgh
Washington
Pasadena
Louisiana State
Aefra
Santa
Clare
New Ordeans
Dufgesne
Mississippi State
Miami
West
San Francisco
Texas Christian
Marquette
Dallas
Avana
Villanova
Havana
Chiwaki
San Diego
Will Billy Beth
Mike Streich
Herd Freeman
Rudy Sxerda
Madison Sotare Garden
Vernon Huffman
Indiana
Hoffmian
Claire Bee
Long Island University Teaker Hall
John Bunn
Stanford
Blackbirds
Bion
Lemondou
Perry
Edisworth Vines
Hollywood
Willa
Love
Edison Bears Sweep Weslaco 20-6 on Christmas Tour
Edison High School Bears defeated Weslaco High Panthers 20 to 6 during a holiday tourney sequence. The San Antonio squad extended its win streak to five in a row, edging toward postseason play with league rivals and post season games noted in the report.
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Werd
Edison
Bears
Hin Grende Valles
Weslaco High Panthers
Edisons
Wealken
Edinowyg
San Antonio
Tangea
Ward
Weslaco
Gene Beowneville
Swicay
Port Arthur and Beaumont Exes to Meet in Charity Game
Ex-players from Port Arthur and Beaumont high schools will face off in a charity softball battle on January 2 in Port Arthur. Tom Dennis leads the Port Arthur exes while Buick Byerly of St. Anthony's Beaumont directs the Royal Purple Invaders. Proceeds aid underprivileged children in both cities.
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Port Arthur
Des
Port Athan
Deaumont High
Tom Dennis
Yellow Market
Buick Byerly
St. Anthony's High
Beawnoni
Royal Purple Invaders
American Legion
Soccer VROFLSSINS ATS Al Et Louis Purspurzh Theda
Fragmentary text hints at a soccer match involving Al Et Louis and Purspurzh Theda. Readable names and outcomes are unclear, but the item appears to be a brief sports note about a game or result.
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Vroflssins Ats
al Et Louis
Purspurzh Theda
Fadts in Pure-Bred Dogs No Longer Hold in U S
New York reports show fad shifts in pure-bred dogs as AKC figures for November reveal 67 of 93 breeds maintaining or increasing 1935 standings. Cocker spaniel leads monthly totals with 1964 and yearly total 11,547, while Boston terrier shows strong gains. trend suggests the cocker spaniel may top the yearly total, with Boston historically dominant.
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New York
American Kennel Club
United States
Severns
Boston
Firat Place Ae
Boson
California Faces Georgia Tech in Atlanta Finale
In Atlanta on December 28, California and Georgia Tech met in an intersectional finale to the football season. The Golden Bears built a strong finish after a rough start while Tech displayed its speed and skill. The crowd of about 15,100 saw a fourth game in a series ongoing since 1928 with California holding a 3-0-0 lead in the modern era and the series tied at 1-1-1.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
California
Golden Bears
Jada
Tech
Roundup of Promoter Demands and Sports Notes
Sport Roundup reports promoter demands before Louis fight, coach changes at Missouri and Mississippi State, hockey strongman Eddie Shore’s reputation, Yachting and football updates, with references to Pirates and Rose Bowl odds. It cites Sam Goddard of New York Yachts, Pepper Martin, and Johnny Adamic as notable names amid a scatter of misprints and odd quotes.
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Scotty Resson
New York
Dee
Ka Jacobs
Joe Louis
Jhe
Louis
Imam
Uncle Mike
Mike
Osis
Rome Frank Cazideo
Missouri
Mississippi State
Caboals
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Avery Brondagel
Eddie Shore
Huston Bruins
National Hockey League
Sam
Toy S
Goddard
Sessinger
Dean
King Lardner
Pepper Martin
Tho Thiteeher
Ducky Megairic
Servey Treeman
Petm
Harman
Villanova
Auburn Gate
Nas Christian
Poeser
Sammy Baugr
Bittaburgh
Hue
Minnesota
Detroi
Johnny Adamic
Vanderbilt
Leeward
Janevica
Staten Island
Cooper Tops In Manero's Golf Book
Coral Gables Florida Tec 20 18 Tony Manero national sport champion announces Chicago golfer Cooper as 1926 outstanding professional. Manero lauds iron play while noting Cooper's calm temperament and an 8 tournament year averaging 74.84 for 18 holes. Other top pros named include Shute Guldabt Tirach Smith Bara yen Latfoon Wines Nelson Runyan and more.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Tony Manero
Warry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Cdi
Manero
Ingegalidom
Harry Cooper
Densmo
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