Lions Ready for Stanford Trip Faces Reserve Doubts
Columbia University’s football expedition reveals solid conditioning under Chief Lion Tamer Little six days from kickoff. Ten of 30 players may miss action. coaches hope to limit to 20. Weather prayers, practice tweaks, and a large reserve group shape Pasadena departure plans amid Stanford injury woes.
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Lewis Burton
Tucson
Arit
Columbia University
Lian Tamer Low
Lions of
Columba
Toule
Salford
Little
Stanford
Lions
Junior College Exes Clash At Y Cup Tie
In New Orleans, the Junior Collegians play the Exes at the YM YWCA gymnasium at 8 pm. The game features ANG junior college players and local teams with noted jockeys and owners linked to prior regional events.
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ANG
Marathon kissers Paulette Day and Lee Knight win duration record
Paulette Day aged 14 and Lee Knight aged 20 won a kissing marathon at the World's Fair lasting 307 minutes. They received a loving cup and 25 as new work record holders for the Old Grad event.
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Paulette Day
Lee Knight
Tair
Roper
de Witt Clinion
New York
New York University Law School
de Witt Clinton
New York State
West's Stars Prove Speedy In East-West Game Preview
San Francisco December 27 A report on speed for the East West game lists top performers. Noted fastest ends include Aslen Morris of Colorado Aggies and Bill Smith of Washington. Oregon State's Harry Fields excels among tackles while Larry Stevens of Booths California and Ed Barton of Denver lead guards. Bernie Hughes of Oregon edges Ler Coats of California in center. The three fastest backs are George Sauer Nebraska Phil Serboe Washington State and Merle Nehl Columbia College. East coaches Hanley Kerr seek speed, but tout versatile Bill Riley Northwestern and Joe Laws Town halfback as potential tree.
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San Francisco
Gauche
Orin Gollingberg
Percy Lacey
Aslen Morris
Colorado Agres
Bill Smith
Washington
Harry Fields
Oregon State
Larry Stevens
Boothsm Clifornia
Ed Barton
Denver
Bernie Hughes
Oregon
Ler Coats
University of California At
Los Angeles
George Sauer
Nebraska
Phil Serboe
Washington State
Merle Nehl
Columbia College
Mexican polo matches set with Vernon Cook teams
Reynora Mexico announces J E Pate of Valley Bridge arranges games. Vernon Cook and his Texas University polo team from Austin will play two top Mexican squads on December 13 and January 1. The Thirteenth Cavalry team faces the Texana on December 31, Hidalgo Bluebonnets oppose January 1.
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Reynora
Mexico
J. E. Pate
Valley Bridge Company
Vernon Cook
Texas University
Austin
Dietzel Again Big Cage Star At Hutchinson Game
Hutchinson Kansas December reports the Huleninsm Hence defeated Oklahoma City Dairymen 52 to 35 in a fast paced basketball game. Dietzel from San Antonio led with 22 points including five field goals and two free throws. Spike Leonard topped Oklahoma City with 12 points as both teams pressed offensively while crumbling defense.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Huleninsm
Oklahoma City
Afissouri Valino A. T
Ad Dietzel
San Antonio Texas
Hutchinson Center
Chicago Freighters
Spike Leonard
Oklahoma City Center
Untitled sports wrap fragment from early 20th century notes
Fragmentary sports notes list teams and schedules including Boston New York American Liga Syracuse Buffalo Kingston London Berlin and Philadelphia games. Mentions international league and Canadian American series with unclear dates and venues.
Barbera Six Prepares for Open Against State Hospital
Barbera Sports champions of the Girls' Basket Ball League drill off Oeleck Wednesday night at Camp Normoyle in preparation for the opening six team league. On January 4 Barker's faces State Hospital in the league opener as games are scheduled Mondays and Thursdays.
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Barbera Six
Barbera Sports
Oeleck
Camp Normoyle
Barkers
The
State Hospital
Vanderlbilt announces ineligibility of Texas star for 1934
Nashville Dec 27. A Vanderbi lt university official announced that Dallas Texas athlete James Bam Brown was deemed ineligible for the 1934 football season. The decision stems from scholastic eligibility rules and the athlete's investment in 1933. Brown was highlighted as one of Vanderbi lt's outstanding talents during 1933.
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TEXAS
Nashville
Tenn
Tucsing
Vanderhilt University Ib
Jeamed Vint Bam Brown
Dalls
Vanderiilt
Duncan Field Sticks Close In Commercial League Race
Duncan Field edged Kaufman 46 to 41 on Brackenridge High Court to stay within one game of Magnolia Mobiloilers in the Commercial League standings. Bell Jewelers won 32 to 25 over Squatron as the Rice Owls loom in San Antonio with a doubleheader against Magnolia Multirailers and Kaufman’s.
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Kaufman
Bracksoridge High Court
Duncan
Magnolia Mobiloilers
Mobilallers
Bell Jewelers
Squatron
Quinter
Rice Owls
San Antonin
Lthrir
Brackenridge High Court
Jimmie Kilts
Owl
Magnolia Multirailers
Kelly
Crater
Will
Dourneau
Brumrpill
Balon
McSullongly
Meare
Johnston
Eader
Wax Anit
Injured L A Polo Player Recovering in Mexico City
In Mexico City Charles W Beck of San Antonio, confined to his bed after severe cuts and bruises from a Sunday night automobile crash, is recovering. His Texas polo teammate Mahlon Kemmerer, slightly injured, was able to practice Tuesday for the second game of the series against Mixe loan Lea, scheduled for Thursday.
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L.A
Mexico City
Dew
Hig
Charles W. Beck
San Antonio
Texas
Mahlon Kemmerer
Hela Jalayed
Mixe
Lea
Thurtally
Roche Rassles Mullen In Main Bout At Walkathon Arena
Promoter Harry Coffman brings back Dorve Rache a coal miner from Alindis to face Joe Mullens in the main event a best two falls out of three with no time limit Also slated are Downey Luttraly Cheyenne versus Paul Harp one fall 45 minute cap and opening prelim Al Sparks of Denver versus John Phiames New Jersey one fall with 30 minute limit Reservations at 210 East Travis or 9 45 DC call Fannin 5921
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Dorve Rache
Kinecaid
Joe Mullens
Hougston
Texas
Downey Luttraly Cheyenne
Wya
Paul Harpet
Dallas
Join Plummer
New Jersey
al Sparks
Leiver
Umi
Roche
Charles Allen
Coffman
Paul Harper
Harper
Souther Methodist University
Shar
Cowboy Lattral
Cheyenne Xreppler
Denver
John Phiames
Schmeling to sail for United States in early January
Boxing notes from New York report Max Schmeling will depart for the United States in the first week of January with no opponent set. Talks to match Schmeling against Tommy Loughran in New York or Atlantic City on January 31 were dropped as Loughran pursued a title bout with Primo Carnera.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Tasebs
Maxie
United States
Flans
Schmeling
Tommy Loughran
Atlantic City
Loughran
Madison Square Garden
Primo ‘Carnera
South
Jacobs
Schmeing
Kine Levincky
Don McCorkindale
Chicago
Deirslan's 72 Topa Pinehurst Golf Power
George T. Dunlap of New York won the qualifying medal in the first annual mid winter tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina. He carded 37 35 72 to lead a field that included D Thompson of St Andrews New Brunswick and Dick Wilson as a top challenger. T P Davidson of Washington and Im bor Blur of Pittsburgh also featured among a tight contest.
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Deirslan
Topa Pinehurst
D. ‘Thompson
Hal Chase Remembers Glory Days in Tearful Meeting
In Tucson Aziz Des recounts Hal Chase a star first baseman in baseball's history recalling happier times with Dr. Charles Barrett trainer of Columbia University football. Chase, ruined by a Chicago scandal, cries as Barrett and Chase reminisce about peak days while Chase reads or plays weekend sandlot games. Knute Rockne and Howard Jones were among coaches present in the Moorish room.
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Aziz
Des
Chase
Charles Barrett
Columbia University
Coase End
Barrett
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Chase
Wal
Bargett
Knute Rockit
Howard Jones
Cubtages
Gore
Miami foes big fight plan as Loughran Carnera divides city
Miami shows opposition to the Carnera-Loughran heavyweight title fight. The piece notes local sentiment against staging the match, with the tension involving promoter figures and agents, and hints at broader public and organizer resistance in New York and Miami.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Madison Square Garden Steels
Miami
Fla
Carnera-Loughran
Carmela
Stogether
Will Duty
Carera
Carnera
Camnera
Loughran
Campole
Impellitorre
Garnera
Madison Square Garden
Noker Sharps
Durty
Louis Smess
Duffy
Sorest
Fuat
Christmas Day Hi Renewal Unlikely for SA Dallas Series
San Antonio coach and district league official T Guy Rogers said renewing the Christmas Day football home and away series with Dallas is unlikely due to travel burdens and home ratios. Dallas beat San Antonio 15 7 in Dallas as controversy over penalties and officiating arose. Rogers noted Dallas profits exceed 1000 for charity while SA earned about 200 in 1932.
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Bed Antonio
Dalas
T. Guy Rogers
District 12
Dallas
Rogers
San Antonio
San Antonia
P. C. Cobb
Ho Gaid
Glenn English
Mths
Gooch English
Westrope Heads for Florida in bid for 300th win
Jockey Jack Westrope, 16, left Houston for Miami chasing a possible Dev 30 victory to reach 300 career wins. The young rider had been suspended at Epsom Downs for rough riding after boosting his total to 28.
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Florida
Houston
Tex
Jack Westrope
Miam
Conceraion
Epsom Downs
Major sports leaders taken by death in 1993
A chaotic year in sports saw the deaths of prominent figures across baseball boxing and other fields. Notable losses include Phil Ball Loula Browna and William L. Veeck in baseball and boxing icons Kid Glennon Mickey Finn Primo Camera Young Stribling and James who perished in various accidents or violence. Notable football and track figures Steve Farrell Carl Johnson and George Balin also died, with several jockeys and horse racing notables lost to accidents or other causes.
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Aricelca
Phil Ball
Pre
Preas Bax AL Wrigley Feld
Cuba
Oktatara
Kid Glennon
White Box
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Giant
Ita Darkens
Tregedinx
Ernlé Schaar
Boston
Novar
Sonacinunem
Primo Camera
William
Stribling
Willam Muldoon
Jim Corbett
Buddy Hanford
Pimilea
Fuge
James
Carl Johnson
George Balin
Iowa
Viviano Fools ’Em In Last-Distance Boxing Show
Laredo outpoints Viviano in a hard fought main event lasting nine rounds. Williams defeats Azarella in six rounds. Etheridge and Dominguez draw in a wild bout. OBrien edges Peres as Escamillo bests de la Crus in the opener. Armstrong and Brannon handled earlier fights.
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Dou Shaw
Tony Vivieno
Loula Suck
Absorber
Ringsiders
Kid Daredo
Laredo
Invader
Tony Alt
Tawreds
Sialer
Tony
Italion
Laredo O
Yong Wee Japote
Yip
Kid Williams
Azarella
Williams
Jimmy
Buddy Etheridge
Johnny Dominguez
Buddy
Pat O Brien
Somerset
Fields
Marco
Kid
Pele de la Crus
Dick Armstrong
Rert Brannon
Longhorns claim junior grid title after beating Hi-De-Hos
The undefeated Longhorns remain spotless by defeating the Hi-De-Hos Trojans 12 to 6 to claim the junior football championship. Hi-De-Hos led 6 points in the second quarter before Longhorns guitarist Pace, Morales, and Maratea fueled a comeback with two long touchdown passes and strong defense. Several players were carried off injured as manager Stewart commented on the hard-fought victory and a potential rematch at League Park.
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Hi-De-Hos Trojans
Hi-De-Hos
Little Powe
Garzt
M. Morales
Maratea
Max Gepeda
Loclera
Ottman
Morales
Carmanan
Elisonde
Irajans
Une Tela
Trogang
League Park
al Stewart
Lanehozon
Teodann Bione
Leeleera
Stewart
Gorranin
AEG
Sally Salman
Freemen
Ewnage
Amples
College Basketball Salee Altered Rankings Report
A garbled text fragment from a college basketball note appears to reference teams and players with unclear wording. It mentions final locations, dates, and several names such as Dalina and Ariana, with scattered numbers like 130 and 40, suggesting a ranking or score context.
CHATULTREEC CLUB VICTORY OVER ST ANTHONY'S TEAM
Ton Chapillapee minniot of the BPanth American league defeated St Anthony's Yellowlake ta 25 to 18 on Tuesday night at St Anthony's court. Canamar of the Gha Pullepoca led scorers with 16 points.
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al Barabas
Newt Wilder
Brominicki
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Prank Chippendale
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King
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Joe Fermia
Bert
Pasadena
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Columbia University Maute Rose Row
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Orleans
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Ird
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Pete Antes
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Glendale Boulevard
Glendale, California
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West
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Dick Hanley
Andy Kerr
Bill Riley
Northwestern
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Leonolds Vai
Christy Bruce
O'Toole Lixingeten
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Reeder
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Sahm
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Greet
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Simon
DFAD
Cleio Cocalelli
Taly
Tony Canzoneri
Lima
Mametelian
Vitle Halder
Garden
In Work State Athletic Commision
California Boxing Commission
Bert Stand
Stand
Jack Buckley
Jack Sharkey
Andy Callahan
Massachusetts
Ross
Bres
Hal Chase
KADC
Mickelson
Viviano
Edd Lareda
Toy Viviano
Kid Williams Woo
Asarella
Pat O'Frien
Marco Kid" Peres
Frankie Ficamillo
Pete de le Crus
Ariana
Pia
Kigtien Young
Bint Thabo
Boutharn Rank Lonalern
Tek Colters
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