AERIAL EXPERTS OF MARQUETTE IN TOP FORM
Aerial experts from Marquette charged into action in Dallas on December 29. Buivid and teammates showcased a sharp passing game, aiming to overpower Texas Chuts and challenge Texas Christian’s Slingin Sam Baugi in the Cotton Bowl era buildup. Coach Murray noted Buivid’s conditioning for the featured New Year’s duel while forecasts hovered around a possible 20,000 attendance.
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Cotton Bowl Association
Sports Chatter From Murray Goodian Abroad and Home
A meandering roundup of boxing and sports gossip. Notables include Lou Ambers and the lightweight scene with Walsh in London, Braddock and Senders eyeing title chances, Harvey earnings and European tours for fighters, plus domestic debates on promotions and matchups.
Torrance to Fight Texan on January 11 in New Orleans
New Orleans December 29 Jack Torrance the former Louisiana State athlete and world shot put record holder is set to meet a Texan in his second professional bout Promoter Ane Katz says Johns Bax on of Beaumont Texas was signed to face Torrance in a one round bout Torrance has shown promise by quickly defeating his opponent in prior weeks in his ring debut
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Hungarian Criminals, Amnesty, and a Soap Bubble Mystery
A Hungarian court convicted Karl Kmolty of numerous crimes in the era of the White Terror. He was released due to government amnesty despite serious offenses. The piece notes a defaming civil suit and injects a quirky aside on a soap bubble’s physics as a light, unrelated curiosity.
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Bowling schedule fragments reveal a busy season lineup
Readable lines show weekly bowling matchups with players such as Nunnelly, Matthews, Schanidt, Marquardt, and Schumanin. Entries list dates, days, venues like arena and locations, and repeated Friday and Wednesday fixtures across multiple weeks including January through May. The garbled OCR preserves numerous proper nouns, team names, and schedule structure.
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Big New Year’s Day Program at Y M C A
A large Y M C A event on New Year’s Day features table tennis tournaments for men over 28 and boys, a men’s 2 pm handball final, a 3 pm Rose Bowl radio program, a 4:30 pm orchestra in the lobby, 7 pm theater entertainment, and later junior leaders and a basketball game with refreshments. Frank Huntress and M G A handball finalists Arthur Bandlin and Sterling Bursa are noted from yesterday’s semifinals 21-15 21-14.
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Demaret leads Brae Burn course after 64 round
Trinity Demaret, noted golf pro, posted a 64 over par 72 at Brae Burn Country Club in Houston as the new council meeting day featured his sharp play. His round included ten birdies five pars and a single bogey.
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Walsh Arguments Against Pass Rule Change
New York December 25. Waller R. Olivein, head of the football rules committee, will present his annual report to the National Collegiate Athletic Association. He endorses the game as fine and doubts any revision needed for 1937. He opposes a proposed 10 to 15 yard penalty shift for pass interference, arguing it could nearly eliminate the forward pass. The proposed change would tax defenses by punishing long passes, potentially keeping players from attempting them. Olivein notes the rule book states a man is entitled to the ball at the spot where he would have caught it if not interfered with. The issue will be revisited at the annual meeting in February.
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Pat Miller Applies for NC State Head Football Coach
RALSIGH NC December 29 Pat Miller a former Wake Forest head coach 1927 to 140 ad now in hotel business at Deltas esis is a candidate for NC State College head football coach. John W Harretson dean of administration at State said seven men applied for Hearty W Anderson position. Anderson was informed that Uattelson and D Graham president of UNC would recommend that his contract at State be allowed to lapse December 13.
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Griffith Denies Widespread Paid College Football
New York December 2 reports John L. Griffith, head of the NCAA, denying broad paid athletics in intercollegiate sports. He notes few paid players historically and questions the usefulness of subdividing profits. Western conferences leader Roone Denied says no confirmed paid players exist, while Griffith stresses colleges cannot tolerate pay schemes and warns against lowering standards to hide hypocrisy.
Fragmented Ryie Results Reported by Associated Press
A garbled AP style sports brief includes scattered names and scores from a track and field style event. Mentions Newfoundland Portland Tralee and Okie with unclear participant listings and totals such as 273 and 218 amid distorted phrases and ad-like lines.
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Newfoundland
Two Rounds Slated for City Girls Basketball Season
City Recreations league will not hold rounds this season and the champion will be decided by a final playoff between the top two teams. Four teams already entered Alamo Jewelry Sabin Brewers Pearl Brewery and Presieérieksbure.
Nagurski Marries Hibeth Kane in Minnesota Ceremony
Branko Nagurski the star football player wed Hibeth Kane yesterday at St Thomas Catholic Church in International Falls Minnesota. The couple traveled to Boise for a game then planned a honeymoon in California after Branko joins the Chicago Bears for Week one.
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Coach Proxy May Not Be Coach at All
NEW YORK December 24 INS The next head of the American Football Coaches association may be a coach without portfolio. Harry Highe is slated to be elected president but there is no assurance he will be re appointed coach at Michigan University. Rumors claim he will not be re appointed. Michigan athletic director Fieldlig Fa Yeot says the budget will be drafted in two or three months making it hard to say who will be named.
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Thomsen Praises Passing Game Amid Razorbacks Talk
Arkansas coach Fred Thomsen, nicknamed the Great Dane, extols the value of forward passes and laterals while discussing his players. He cites 1928 Arkansas totals, notes Carlisle-like passers, and praises basketball skills as key to catching and throwing, with humor about the coaching life and fans.
Chicago athlete Dex Miller nabbed in Mineola burglary
Police in Mineola Texas report Dex Miller former college basketball center, six feet four inches, jumped into trouble as authorities accuse him of prowling a department store. He was arrested after employees spotted him moving through the store, ending a high profile chase.
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Ray Morrison Named Back in Texas Coach Runoff
International News Service reports a Texas probe into hiring Vanderbilt coach Ray Morrison. An envoy is in Texas to plan interviews with H. H. Weil and Littehir Stark as talks proceed. Morrison earns 10000 annually at Vanderbilt, a figure Texas could meet, aiming to unite alumni for a revival of football prospects.
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Grid Gossip coaches weigh football shifts and injuries
NEW YORK December 2 Coaches gather for insight on medical advances and cast use. McMillin Little Morrison discuss knee injuries moving away from plaster. Attention to rapid mobility aims to prevent pneumonia and speed return to play. The piece notes Stanford and Texas coaching prospects and advertises rental listings in The Light.
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