Marshall Set to Play for Greenville in Texas Title
Amarillo's Golden Sandies meet Greenville's Stalking Lions in the Texas interscholastic league football final at Southern Methodist Stadium. About 20,000 are expected. Bert Marshall of Greenville, narrowly recovered from a shoulder injury, is set to play. The Sandies, defending champions, emphasize defense and speed as they aim to derail Greenville’s varied attack.
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Florida racing notes preview new year action
The Assuriated Eves outlines race plans with J and Marshall Field R Bradley and George D M. Five stables have promising early form ahead of January 1 racing. Baby racers post 22 second quarters, suggesting possible track records. JE Widener aims to showcase Chance Sun at Belmont Park prep in retirement, signaling a Derby hopeful return. Taverne Pater and Hildreth Barre F. Sinelzis will host a select winter event series.
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Robert L
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Taverne
Braddock Family Forecasts 1936 Amid Louis Bout Hype
In Woodcliff New Jersey Jim Braddock and his three children predict Joe Louis will fall in 1936. The champion’s family discusses schooling, a country home at Dear Yankee Lake, new possessions, and the modest life they continue in North Bergen after the Baer victory. Rosemary opposes party excesses while May Braddock lists gains from the title.
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N. J
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Jim Braddock
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James d. Jr
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Braddock
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Braddoe
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Broadway
Bergen County
Seeded tennis stars survive in junior and boys indoor tour
New York reports action on the national Junior and boys indoor tennis tour as seeds win or escape in early rounds. William Winslow Jr of Lawrenceville, 10th seed, loses to Mar-2 of New York. top players including Fleming and Henry Rensselaer show mixed results while Leo Tedesco and others advance in the first rounds.
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Lawrenceville
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Houry Ho Daniels
al Chow
Voys
Unclear Mat Resultsfragment from Asgomatra Prone Toronto
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and numbers such as Vincent 210 Time Reo Bull Martin 240 and Krymacl 242 with places Chicago Ravenna and incomplete terms. no full event or outcome is discernible from the readable content.
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Zeoepele
Alalehi K Vincent
Bull Martin
Fe Nazerien
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Ravenna
Gill Leads League in Batting In Runs
Johnny Gill of the Minneapolis Millers led the league in runs batted in with 134 in 149 games. The outfielder finished the season with the National League champion Chicago Cubs. Ted Gullic of Milwaukee trailed him with fewer RBIs.
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Chicago Cubs
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Milwaukee
Omala Fraternity Defeats Utilities in Narrow Victory
Omala Fraternity defeated Utilities 33 to 10 in a tight Thursday game led by Inselmann who scored 44 points. Coindreau was the top scorer for Utilities. Chicago Tribune reports Olympic boxing team selections will be decided in May at Chicago Stadium, with Golden Gloves dates repurposed for Olympic eliminations.
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Joplin Hosts Winter Meeting for Western Association
Joplin Missouri hosts an upcoming winter meeting of the Western association basewall organization with officials from allied clubs invited. President Perry Sharp of the association announced the January 19 gathering, following a January 13 ball meeting and recommendation from Des Moines league president Tom Pairweather.
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Des Moines
Star Gridders Into Action At St Mary's Field
Star gridiron veterans from Bam Artonto school teams prepare for Sunday clash with Italian American Athletic clubs of San Antonio and Houston. St. Mary's Rattlers lead Woodrow Roy and Frank Catalani among San Antonio stars. Houston club La Capines sends about 20 players. game kickoff 2 39 p m.
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Bob
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Leo Carbo
Former manager Exo Coleman joins Boston Red Sox as coach
Years ago today Exo Coleman resigned as San Antonio league baseball manager after Honos Mitre took over and he signed as a coach with the Boston Red Sox. Stubby Mack, wintering in San Antonio, said he arranged to get his annual fin with the Chicago White Sox. Golf editor Crafts Higgins, visiting, criticized golf rules, questioning what happens if a ball lands in a baby carriage with a live baby.
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San Antonio
Honos Mitre
Boston Red Sox
Stubby Mack
Chicago White Sox
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First U S Golfer to Break 70 Dies in Bridgeport
Frankis A Peebles aged 50 was identified as the first U S golfer to break 70 in a major tourney. Once a top player in the 1930s, he served as pro at Fairfield and old Westogue clubs and at Yale. His record 62 was set at the Apawamis Club in Rye. The early 1960s Metropolitan era marked the national open tourney.
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East West game to test speed against power in SF
The East West charity football game set for New Year’s Day in San Francisco will pit speed against power. Western backs, led by a sprinter-heavy backfield averaging around 195 pounds, face Eastern mentors who claim their speed cannot match the Western unit. Key players include Riley Smith, Sheldon Baise, Dick Heekin, and Dick Crayne, with Walter Cruke nursing a knee injury but expected to play after a brief rest.
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Washington State
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North Western
Andy Kerr
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Alabama
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Cubs Pay Dividend on Stock Amid Record Disbursal
The Chicago Cubs announced a dividend of 33 cents per share to stockholders of record December 21, with checks mailed. Gus Mackey, 81, famed Kentucky trainer and former Versailles stable owner, died in a nearby hospital. he trained Spanish Queen and Colorado B, each earning about 30,000 in a season.
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Chicags Cubs Today
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Lerington
Gus L. Macey
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