Lions Prepare for Stanford Amid Travel Strain and Depth Concerns
Columbia university's football expeditionary forces, praised by Chief Lion Tamer Low Little, face travel, climate, and practice hurdles before the Rose Bowl. About 20 players may be unavailable. reserves and potential substitutes, led by Tomb and Brominski, practice to keep the team in shape for Pasadena.
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Lewis Burton
Tucson
Ariz
Dev
Columbia University
Vion Tamer Low
Wright
T Sanford
Lion Tamer Tittle
Ion Tamer
Stanford
Wari
Lions
Tam Tomb
Cif Montgomery
Montgomery
Tomb
al Barabie
Newt Wilder
Renter
Ed Brominski
Brominiski
Joe Linehan
Olle Schwartz
Frank Chippendale
Sam Maniaci
al Ciamppa
Phrhardt
Chase
Paleochar
King
Migliore
Lillie
Pasadena
Junior Collegians Face Exes in YM GA Basketball Set
Fragmentary report from New Orleans dated December 27 notes junior college basketball between teams referred to as exes and gators at the YM GA venue. The text is garbled but mentions a Wednesday race and a jockey associated with a horse and owner, indicating mixed sports items on the page.
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Y Sunior
Erlock Wednerday
Marathon Kiss Sets World Record At World’s Fair
Paulette Day and Lee Knight, aged 18 and 20, began kissing at noon on September 14, 1933, and held for 497 minutes to win a World’s Fair kissing marathon. They received a loving cup and 525 as a new world record amid publicity.
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Paulette Day
Lee Knight
Keper
de Witt Clinton High School
New York
Lot
New York University Law School
Raper
de Witt Clinton
New York State
West's Stars Prove Speedy on Stadium Track
West's players test speed ahead of New Year's Day showcase against the East. Holingberg and Lacey report top sprinters from Colorado, Washington, Oregon, California and Nebraska in a 70 yard drill at Palo Alto. In Reynosa, Mexico, Vernon Gook and Texas polo team to meet Mexican squads on December 31 and January 1, with Thirteenth Cavalry games and Hidalgo Bluebonnets as part of the schedule.
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San Francisco
Dev
Orin Holingberg
Percy Lacey Hrid
Glen Moris
Colorado Agzits
Bil Smith
Washington
Harry Fields
Oregor State
Larry Stevens
Southern California
A Barron
Denver
Bernie Hughes
Oregon
Lee Goats
University of California At
Los Angeles
George Spasro
Nebraska
Phil Sorher
Washington State
Merrie Nehl
Cotemble Cole Ope
Reynosa
Mexico
J. &. Pate
Valley Bridge Company
Vernon Gook
Texas University Polo
Austin
Dietzel Again Big Cage Star At Hutchinson Game
Hutchinson Kansas December 27 Oklahoma City Drirymen fell to a Missouri Valley A A game by Dietzel from San Antonio Texas with Hutchinson center scoring 22 points on 10 field goals and 2 free throws. Spike Leonard led OKC with 12 points. Both teams pushed offense as defense slackened late.
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Hutchinson
Kut
Tne
Hulcingson Ress
Oklahoma City
Chicago Freights
Spike Leonard
Oklahoma City Center
Viktors
Unclear sports brief from a noisy 20th century page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions teams and scores but lacks clear event, date, or location. Key names and teams are indiscernible, preventing a concrete headline. The readable bits suggest a hockey or league score summary with mixed references to New York Americans and Canadian teams.
Barbera Six Prep For Open With Camp Normoagie
Barbera Sports, leader of the Girls' Basketball league, trains at 4 pm Wednesday at Camp Normoagie ahead of the six team Teague opening on Thursday. On January 4 Barbera faces State Hospital in the opening game as the Teague group features Mondays and Thursdays sessions. TEXAS STATION ELIGINLE NASHVILLE Tenn December 27 Announcement notes Vanderbilt lineman Sam Brown of Paling Texas will be ineligible in 1894 football due to scholastic difficulties.
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Barbera Six
Barbera Sports
Camp Normoagie
Barbera
State Hospital Inthly
Texas
Naghville
Tenn
Dee
Tarrday
Vanederbilt
Universaty
Sam Brown
Paling
Vanderbilt
Duncan Field Sticks Close in Contested Win and Owls Arrival
Duncan Field edged Kaufman 46 to 41 as one field goal shooter held on as key eliminator to Magnolia Mobiloilers in the Commercial League standings. Rice Owls arrive in San Antonio Friday for a Brackenridge doubleheader against Magnolia Mobileilers and other Commercial League teams, with a projected lineup featuring Melly at center and Journeay at forward in Friday night action.
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Kaufman
Brackenridge High
Duncan
Magnolia Mobiloilers
Lille
Rice Owls
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Brackenidge High Court
Jimmie Kilts
Magnolia Mobileilers
Melly
Wit and
Journeay
Brummit
Eaton
Hansmans
McCullough
Moore
Johnston
Wax
Metzler
Owls
Lenvis
Muagnolis
Kantman
Injured L A Polo Player Recovering in Mexico City
Injured L A polo player Charles W Heck of San Antonio recovering from severe injuries after a Sunday night automobile accident in Mexico City. His Texas polo teammate Mahlon Kemmerer shows limited recovery and practiced Tuesday for the second game against the Mexican team, set for Thursday. Also from Boise, Idaho, Dre 27 reports boxer Ray Showboat McQuin of Denver died in a hospital from rheumatic conditions. lingering effects listed as contributor to his death.
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L.A
Mexico City
Charles W. Heck
San Antonio
Texas
Mahlon Kemmerer
Hein
Tor Thurtany
Boise
Idaho
Bhuckleford
Ray
McQuin
Denver
Doc Woloth
Roche Mullen in Main Bout Promises Heady Wrestling Card
Promoter Harry Coffman hosts a Wednesday Walkathon arena wrestling card featuring Dorge Roche of Illinois versus Joe Mullens of Texas in the main event best two falls no time limit. Semifinal pits Cowboy Luttral y Cheyenne against Paul Herper of Dallas. opening preliminaries match Al Sparks of Denver versus John Plummer of New Jersey with one fall and a 10 minute limit. Tickets at 310 East Travis or by calling Fantula 5931. officials include John Murrell.
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Dorge Roche
Kingaid
Joe Mullens
Houston
Texas
Cowboy
Luttraly Cheyenne
Wyo
Paul Harper
Dallas
John Plummer
New Jersey
al Sparks
Denver
Harry Goffman
Walkathon
Navarro
Augusta
Coffman
Dorve Roche
Ilinois
Joe Mullen
Roche
Charles Allen
Paul Haier
Coff Than
Herper
Southern Methodist University
Mustang
Gowhey Lutoral
Cheyenne Grappler
Joan Plummer
Wildcat Stephens
Thiags
Lieb John Murrell
East Travis Street
Schmeling plans delayed return to United States in January
Boxing notes indicate Max Schmeling will return to the United States in mid January with plans to box in New York and Atlantic City being shifted. Titles and matchups evolve as Loughran, Canzone, Locatelli, and other bouts are staged or rescheduled, including Garden January 12 and January 24 dates. The New York State athletic commission renews ties with California while various suspensions and rulings affect Sharkey, Callahan, and other managers.
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New York
Pee
Max Schmeling
Willelay
Dpe
Tihe Getiman
Iain Maxie
United States
Schmeling
Tommy ‘Loughran
Atlantic City
Loughran
Madison Square Garden
Primo Carnera
South
Jacobs
Schmeing
King Levinsky
Don McCorkindale
Chicago
New York State Athletic Commission
California Boxing Commission
Hert Brand Armouness
Stand
Jack Buckley
Jack Sharkey
Andy Callahan
Massachusetts Commission
Dinlan's 72 Topr inehurst's Golf PINDHURST WC
George T. Bynlip Je of New York won the qualifying medal in the first annual mid winter tournament at Pindhurst. Tantap carded 37 76 72 for one over par despite handicaps. Competitors included D Thompson Andrews Dick Wilson and R F Davison with solid showings in a windy, tough course.
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Dinlan
Toprinehurst
Pindhurst
George T. Bynlip Je
New York
TL Wishin
Cinelmanti Jast Amr
Tantap
Woternets
D. Thompson
Andrews
N.B
Dick Wilson
R. F. Davison
Washington
Halsbertine
Pitsburg
Flamnet Tva
Nod
Bronson
Clampton
Lila District
Hal Chase Remembers Glory Days With Tears in Tucson
In Tucson, Hal Chase, once a top baseball first baseman, tearfully recalls his peak years with Dr. Charles Barrett, former Columbia football trainer. Chase, nearing 51, laments his fall from fame after the Chicago scandal and now spends his days reading or playing with sandlot games while Barrett praises his past greatness.
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Tucson
Ariz
Hal Chase
R Dey
Charles Barrett
Columbia University
Chase
Barrett
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Barreto
Tye
Reed Welk
Sandlol
Hel
Barell
Pash Knuts Rockne
Howard Jones
Miami Rejects Big Fight Plan Amid Loughran Carnera Controversy
New York wires report Miami may oppose the Carnera Loughran heavyweight title clash. Miami sports writers, Madison Square Garden officials, and promoter Duffy weigh motives, money, and crowd sympathy as hotel and travel plans swirl. Duffy’s role and the boxing outlook loom large while local opinion shifts toward avoidance of the bout.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Madison Square Garden
Miami
Fin
Carnera-Loughraught
Nat Beineg
Will Duffy
Carnera
Loughran
Thi
Madison Square Gorden
Sjet
Duffy
Ince Sted
Low
Forest
Christmas Day Hi Renewal Unlikely In San Antonio
San Antonio likely will reject a two year home and home Christmas Day high school football contract with Dallas. The San Antonio team lost 19 to 7 at Dallas on Monday and faces criticism over travel costs and penalties. District 12 chair T. Guy Rogers returned from Dallas and said no renewal is favored. Dallas backed a New Year’s Day game in Houston, while San Antonio reported low gate receipts of about $10 for 1992. Attendance was around 4,000 and Dallas officials denied severing future ties, seeking continuation of the arrangement.
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San Antanio
Dallas
High Echon
Light
T. Guy Rogers
District 12
Rogers
San Antonio
Dal Jas
San Antonio Schoals
Ropers
B.C. Cobb
Alamo City
Glen English
San Antonio Cor
Ingent
English
Westrope Heads for Florida After Miami Ride Chance
Houston dec 27 jockey Jack Westrope 18 year old Holme sensation left Houston for Miami seeking a possible win on dec 30. He has 300 victories in a season but was suspended at epsom downs for rough riding after reaching that total.
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Westrope
Florida
Houston
Tex
Jack Westrope
Holme Sensation
Miami
Epsom Downs
Wee
Major Sports Leaders Taken by Death in 1933
In 1933 a year of athletic glory and tragedy many sports figures died. Notable losses include Phib Ball of the St. Louis Browns and William L. Veek, once a Cubs executive. Veterans from boxing, horse racing, football, and track share the toll with deaths of Frank Green of White Box, Mike Dontin, Mickey Finn, Ben Behal, Jim Muldoon and Gentleman Jim Corbett, among others.
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Chicago
Amarlon
Phib Ball
Pietarenque
Bt. Louis Browns
William L. Veeck
Wrigley Field
Qubs
Hid
Grennon
White Box
Mike Dontin
Glent Fame
Mickey Finn
Phillies
William Y
Young
Skipling
Dealtale
Jim Muldoon
Jim Corbett
Buddy Hanford
Eugene Jiamer
Gor King
James
John" Sthank
Poathall
Blave Farrell
Michigan Uuck
Poril
Viviano Lasts Distance In Main Event Boxing Show
Tony Viviano outlasted Laredo in a ten round headliner as Bud Etheridge drew with Johnny Donninguez and Pat OBrien edged Mares in a brisk undercard. Williams defeated Azarella, while Frankie Escamillo beat Beto de la Cruz in the opening bout.
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Tony Viviano
St. Louis
Kid Imredo
Larada
Tony
Statler
Ballance
Laredo
Tere
Taredo
Hettle
Will
Eld Willams
Jimmy Azarella
Williams
Jimmy
Azarella
Buddy Etheridge
Johnny Donminguez
Buddy
Pat O'Frien
Percy
O'Brien
Aldee
Pat
Frankie Escamillo
Bote de la Cruz
Dick Armstrong
Bert Brannon
Longhorns Claim Junior Football Title
The Longhorns defeated the H-De-Ho Trojans 12 to 6 to claim the local junior football championship. Attis Powe scored two long passes from Garza and Morales, while Morales and Carranza contributed as the team dominated on offense and defense.
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Longhorns
H-De-Hos
Attis Powe
Garza
Mr. Morales
Maacle" Morales
Max Sepeda
Loebera
Ottman
Morales
Carranza
Bilzondo
Hi-De-Hys
Rome
League Park
Sty
al Stewart
Longhorns ‘Trojane i
Verry Dle
Monttn
Endeeen Tey
Cece
Calta Ween
Owe Wei Yee
Ys Elf A. Mornlas Oss Sr Blewart Ld Carranza - Or Ath Salinas
Carennity Salinas
Carranam
Hier Pedraza
Mil Lnewnen
Inteny
R Canaily
Yenplne
SMU Opens Season With 16 Point Victory Over Firat National Bank Quinine
SMU's hoopers roll to a 16 point win as Lovern shines with 2 points and a flurry of ringed shots. Amukey Znohary and Thy Thy Aasnoinidd contribute clean dunks and scoring bursts. Oklahoma Chy Uyam and others pad the score in a gritty college game.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist Jwilversly
Fea
Amukey Znohary
Meaty Dunler
Chapultepec Club Defeats St Anthony’s Yellowjackets 25-18
Chapultepec quintet of Apaniah-American Iengie defeated St Anthony's Yellowjackets 25-18 on Tuesday night at St Anthony's court. Canamar led Chapultepec with strong scoring while Bt. Anthony's defense faced tough shooting.
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Chapultepro
Chapultepec
Bt. Anthony's
Yellowjackets
Tueatay Nieht
Bt. Anthony
Canamar
Cha Pultepecs
Ted Scorery
Ld i
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Pele da la Crux
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