Texas high school football title clash in Dallas
Am archo Garden Sandies and the Greenville Lions, top contenders for the Texas school championship, travel to Dallas to face SMU stakes in a high profile game. Key players include Cash Blair Cherry for the Sandies and Bert Marshall for Greenville, with a possible broadcast at 2 p.m. Proceeds go to the WHI Rogers memorial fund.
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Dallas
Amarcio Garden
Sandies
Greenville Lions
Southern Methodist Sta
Texas
Bey
Wanton
Ballast
Lions
Waltoni
Dala
Renry Froka
The
Links
Greenvine
Cash Blair Cherry
Bandies
Bert Marshall
Greenville
Corpus Christi
Marshall
Sendiex
Wichita Falls Coyotes
Charset
Texas In & Eat
Fort Worth
Pews Valley
Unclear sports scores from faded 多 records
Fragmented OCR shows multiple game scores and team names across towns including Amarillo Borger Lubbock Plainview Breckenridge San Angelo Wichita Falls Greenville Sherman Paris Ennis Tyler Mexia and McKinney. Details are partially legible with numerous garbled entries and inconsistent formatting.
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Mpruia
German
Wataoms
Amarills
Borger & Amils
Lubbock
Amani
Plainviex
Amenile
Verna
Breckenridge
San Angels
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Totele
Zacarillo
Otters
Greenville
Sherman
Highland Park
Paris
Enutpbwe
Seenille
Woodras
Prines
Wihiem Batenvile
San Jacinto
Houteenville
McKinney
Groenville
Tyler
Mexia
Tobin Aerials Win YMCA Cage League Bee
Tobin Aerials triumphs 34 to 12 over Py ice quintel in YMCA basketball league Friday night. Triangles, Da Vite, and Internationals squads are mentioned with scattered names and upcoming practices and matches scheduled for Sunday morning and Monday night at Brackenelige for the Commercial League UK.
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Iiw
Cub Basketnery
Hunday
Weadiakntargie
Cristal Commercial League UK
Fenck
Brackenelige
Jackets Defeat Alamo Methodists
The Jackets dominated Alamo Methodists in a high scoring show at St. Anthony's court. Led by Jim Blassiollisty with 34 points, the team overcame early miscues and built a comfortable lead through the game.
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Jackets
Alamo Methodists
Shipper Noah Frankin’s 74-Year Cattle Runs to Chicago
The Lexington trader Noah Frankin, active since 1850s, shipped his first load to Chicago in 1840s, covering 120 miles in nine days before railroads. Over 74 years he moved more than 25,000 head, sustaining a steady cattle shipping business and earning praise for his persistence.
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Noah Frankin
Lexington
Chicago
Three 68s Highlight Pasadena Golf Tourney In December
Pasadena California December 2017 players chase low rounds in the opening round of a $4000 golf tournament led by Sam Parks Jr the national open champion who arrived from Florida. Wilfor Cox Timmy Hires and Aeneagar Befoit also posted strong scores as a crowded field of pros and amateurs tee off.
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Pasadena
Galif
Aspen
Sam Parks Jr
Florida
Wilfor
Wifly" Cox
Bethesda
Aynegar
Befo
Krurgar
Parks
Thiay
Johnnie Dawson
Ky Laffoon
Harry Cooper
Bill Mehlham
MacDonald Smith
Vic Ghenzi
Sismy Picard
Olin Dutra
Bing
Texas Negro Team Claims U S Laurels in Chocolate Bowl
TYLER December 23 The Texas college Steers claimed the national football championship after a 3 6 0 victory over the Alabama State Hornets in the Chocolate Bowl here yesterday A 33 yard march in the first quarter led to a touchdown late in the second period and a second half field goal sealed the win The Hornets from Montgomery and Morgan College in the East were the only undefeated Negro squads this season Alabama State and Morgan College were chosen for the challenge due to tougher schedules than Morgan College
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Tyler
Texas College Steers
Alahama State Hornets
Steers
Héznets
Montgomery
Morgan College
Teras
Alabams
Pepper Martin Goes Hunting in Mexico
Pepper Martin, star fielder of the St. Louis Cardinals, alternates thoughts between baseball and bunt as he heads to Mexico for a well beaten hunting trip each winter amid abundant game in the southern republic. Alex Hurd Marries Maxine Lieberstein in St. Louis ceremony, announced for Tuesday night at St Charles.
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Pepper Martin
Mexico
John ¢ v
Pepper
Martin
Tne
St. Luis Cardinals
San An Mio
Republic
Alex Hurd
Marri St, Louis
North Amercan
Maxine Lieberstein
St. Louis
St. Charles
Tnebride
Jaco Lieberstein
Eme
Dilvyer Exeles Carmvalk Hare
Dan'l Cupid’s Busy List of Local Athletes This Season
Local sports notes list prominent athletes including Mase Levinson, Levis Reding, Glenn English, Nick Harn and others. Reports say Levinson will marry Eva Friend of Chicago next Sunday night at Plagaho twat TAO. Reding’s wife is Martha Meissner, sister of Gene Meissner. Reding and English are tied to Washington University links. Harn reportedly wed Thursday, with Harm’s widow previous death in a car crash two years ago.
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Eel Brown
K. O
Eeem
Cuch
S Mase Levinson
Levis Reding
Tech
Glenn Eringlish
Earl Brelish
Washington University
St. Louis
Nick Harn
8. Mary's University
Levinson
Eva Friend
Chicago
Plagahotwat Tao
Reding
Martha Meissner
Gene
Meissner
Student Tech
Glenn English
Washington
Facile Pridell
San Antonio
Glenn
Sele
Harn Ang Heten Kolodae
Motida
Tip
Harm
LSU Sets Ready for Sugar Bowl Clash With TCU Frogs
Baton Rouge reports LSU is prepared for the Sugar Bowl showdown with Texas Christian University. Coach Bernie Moore campaigns a wary confidence as the Bayou Tigers aim to recapture late season form and challenge TCU’s potent offense. Abe Micsal is eyed for a key passing duel with Slingin’ Sammy, while LSU’s triple-team squad drills on defense.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Loy
Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs
Javnen
New Orleans
Bernie Moate
Bayou ‘Tigers
Moore
Taouisiang
Wooprases
Sammy Baugh
Frogs
Praglice
Abe Miczal
Sugar Bowl track meet opens in New Orleans
New Orleans hosts a midwinter carnival of sport featuring football, basketball, track, yachting and tennis. Fifty-three track and field stars compete in the first Sugar Bowl invitational meet as top athletes like Glenn Sumningham, Jack Torrance, Charlie Hornbostel and Don Lash vie for fast times and records.
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Orleans
New Orleans
United States
Glenn Sumningham
Jack Torrance
Charile Hornboste
Mite Nee
Sam Allen
Scampham
Meutoghent
Glenn Dawson
Oklahoma Flash
Frank Creeley
New York
Henry Morgan
North Texas Teachers’ College
Don Lash
Indiana
al Moreau
Johnny Morris
Alten
Frogs Hold Last Home Field Workout Before Sugar Bowl
Texas Christian University prepares for the Sugar Bowl against LSU with a defensive emphasis. Coach Meyer led a final home practice as players, including 210-pound tackle Wien Gresse, polished assignments before traveling to Dallas and New Orleans. Officials for the Sugar Bowl were named from both the Southwestern and Southern associations. Temple will also contribute a native son to the TCU lineup, Colton Harrison. A downtown office will assist visitors without hotel space for lodging during the carnival.
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Fort Worth
Louisiana State Tigers
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Dutchy Meyer
Frogs
Amarillo
Greensville
Dallas
New Orleans
Louisiana
Neyer
Wien Gréseclose
Santa Clara
California
Selemn
Southwest Conference
Southern Association
Louisiana State
Texas Christiaan
Warren V. Miller
Hen J. Beynton
Roscoe Minton
Southwestern
W. ©. Severence
Oberlin
R. A. Striegel
Tennessee
Maller Fald Abe
Themerives
Hey
Temple
Texas Christian
Louisiant
Ernie
Son’ Seago
Sam Baugh
T. Co. U
Fické General
Templn al
Baugh
Sweet‘water
Texas Christian Starling Lneup
Colton Harrison
St Henry's Alumni Triumph In New Court Opener
St Henry's Alumni beat the Hornets 20 to 12 in the first basketball game on the new court. Inselmann led with 12 points, Cadena added 5, and Ruhoke scored on a center play as the alumni secured an opening victory.
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Inselmann
St. Henry’s
Horgels
New St. Henry's Court
St Wenrs's
Insel. Wenn
Cadena
Ruhoke
Marty
DeMarco
Voarday Tls
Eub. Fen
Perel
Otisary
J. O'Leary
Cei Fare Hernie
Bryant
Zene Narata
Schott
Sub
Clarunia Pickels
Breakage Handled at Ohio Tracks Brings Profit
Columbus reports show the 1935 pari mutuel breakage at Ohio tracks totaled $108 422 for the season. Operators took the rounding cut on wagers, with daily state tax receipts averaging about $302 56 and roughly $9 to $10 thousand left after payouts. Registrations and licenses for jockeys, trainers and owners added to the state revenue, exclusive of other taxes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roer
Chicent
Fast team favored in annual East West charity game
East team is expected to be the favorite in the New Year’s Day charity football game at San Francisco. Backfield drills feature Riley Smith of Alabama Dick Heekin of Ohio State Dick Crayne of Iowa and Sheldon Bisse of Minnesota. The West, coached by Percy Jacey and Orlin Hollingberg, eyes an eighth victory in eleven games on speed.
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Bar Francisco
Riley Smith
Alabama
Dick Heekin
Ohio State
Dick Crayne
Towa
Sheldon Bisse
Minnesota
Percy Jacey
Orlin Hollingberg
West
Bul
Kayo
Charles Cheshire
Ucl.a
Pirates Blanton Tops Mound Effectiveness In 1935
New York dispatch notes Darrell Blanton led the Pittsburgh Pirates in mound effectiveness for 1935. The 26 year old right hander posted a 2.69 ERA over 45 appearances, with 18 wins and 13 losses and 23 complete games. The piece also cites Corky Vaughan as batting champion and lists other leaders across the league, including Warneke, Dean, Hudell, and Dizzy Dean among top pitchers and hitters.
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Behing Etalettes
Blanton
Ployd
Corky" Vaughan
Teague
Finnion
Bill Qwift
Jeamnata Beitt
Jost
Mal Schumacher
New York Glanta
Chicago Cubs
Larry Frenen
Bill Tee
Ton Warnexe
Charley Root
Lee
Warneke
Root
Jerome
Dizy
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Behumacher
Giants
Dizzy Dean
Huddell
Paul Dean
van Tingle Mungo
French
Jim Weaver
Pirates
Mangalorie
Schumacher
Masood
Hughes Begins Comeback On New England Track
Howard Hughes, an 18 year old rider, begins a comeback at Alamo Downs after a rocky start and suspensions. He trains hard for the New Year racing meet under Ed McCuin, aiming to regain form and reputation. Sunday entries close for three races at Alamo Downs with up to 12,000 expected spectators and mutuel tickets available in various denominations.
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Howard Hughes
New England
Howard
Oten
Alamo Downs
Hughes
Ed McCuin
Howery
Alamo Downs Subiday
Millon
Joe J Bar
Mutuels
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Jimmy Mustard
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New York Giants
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