East West football classic may draw near sell out
San Francisco fans anticipate a near sell-out for the East West charity game at Kezar stadium with tickets past 54 000 and a 64 900 capacity likely reached. Goldberg and Bottari anchor the East and West backfields as teams prepare under Kerr and Bierman with Osmanski on reserve and Bain urging further star power.
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Babe Hollingberg
Washington State
Bill Jones
Nebraska
Walt Neilsen
Arena
Unseeded Nathan Goldstein Reaches Junior Indoor Quarters
Nathan Goldstein of Brooklyn upsets Malcolm Weinstein for Philadelphia to become the sole unseeded quarter finalist in the national Junior indoor tennis championships. Defending champion Joey Fishbach of Brooklyn advances, joined by Seymour Greenberg Isadore Bellis Bill McGehee Bill Gillespie Bud Unstaedter and Bob Freedman to the round of eight amid tight seedings. Mrs Goldstein faces Fishbach in a clash that echoes last year when he was an unknown entry.
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Joey Fishbach
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Chicago
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Bill McGehee
New Orleans
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Span Am Loop Picks Tonight Split Card At Woodlawn
Span Am Loop wraps its first half with Arca Iris atop standings facing Amado Nervo cagers while Valencia Juniors duel Lucsy 13 at Woodlawn gym. Amado Nervo can claim second by beating Arca Iris. Second half starts next Friday. Fail McKid Dead. New York dispatch notes McBimn, a familiar figure in racing, died at Bayside home today.
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Prospect Hill
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McKid
New York
McBimn
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Variy
Benno Kusenberger Doubly Qualifies For Hole-in-One Club
Benno Kusenberger of 1535 West i Gramercy qualified for membership in The Light's Hole-in-One club. Last month he made a hole-in-one at Riverside on No. 7. Thursday he again sank a tee shot on No. 3. Accompanying him were Carl Kurth and H. W. Newman, Groundskeeper Sam Brown.
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H. W.newman
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Stolen Car Crash Claims Youth Driver
In a police chase a stolen car traveling about 35 mph struck a telephone pole then a large tree. The car was hurled 20 feet into the air as a pursuing police car passed beneath. The driver died from injuries sustained in the wreck.
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Geneva Okio
Grid Rules Committee to Devise Safer Equipment
Denver reports the national football rules committee will meet in Colorado Springs to focus on safer equipment and potential changes. Louis H. Mahony of Denver foresees a quiet session with no broad consensus, noting talk of passing rules and a five yard passer requirement, plus reducing downfield penalties and elapsed game time. The meeting begins Tuesday at the Broadmoor Hotel near Pikes Peak.
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Pikes Peak
Ott Signs at $1000 Increase for 1929 Giants
New York Giants star Mel Ott signed his 1929 baseball season contract as Horace Stoneham announced terms. Ott reportedly receives a $1000 raise, bringing his salary to about $16,000. The Giants also listed spring conditioning plans with pitchers catchers and new first baseman Zeke Bonura reporting February 21 in Hot Springs, Arkansas, then joining the team in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on March 4.
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Mel Ott
New York ‘Giants
Horace Stoneham
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Giants
Zeke Bonura
Hot Springs
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Baton Rouge
Sunday School Victories In Tol Well Glen Games
Sunday schools Westminster Presbyterian and Baptist Teens won Thursday night basketball in Tol Well. Westminster edged Central Baptist 5 to 4 while Baptist defeated Central Christian 12 to 0. Strong players included Monty, Gruen, and Whitley with various noted teams and referees listed in the chaotic recap.
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Fatalities in gridiron reach record low amid study findings
A report to the American Football Coaches Association and the NCAA details 17 football deaths last season, a drop from peaks in 1931 and 1937, with high school and college fatalities down 10 to 15 percent since 1931. The study highlights safety trends, injury patterns, and the role of tackling.
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Rainey Chosen UT President Aims to Boost Longhorns
Homer P. Rainey selected as University of Texas president, with Dana X Bible and football ties cited as key to restoring Longhorns prestige. Rainey, a former college star and pitcher, has a varied educational career including Franklin College and Bucknell, and once pitched for Galveston. The Longhorns have underperformed in football over the past three years.
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Local High School Club Clash Headlines Friday Inter-Circuit Game
Lanier's Wyoks of the city high school league faces S J Anthony's Yellowjackets of the Southwest Academe loop in an Inter circuit game at Jacket gym Friday at 2 PM. Burbenk scheduled for a 7:34 PM game in Hot Wella Prie day night. Hot Wels Flave, from Bexar County Teague, will meet Sofi Bon Ane Jontn in a league game next Tuesday near South Sar.
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Wels Flave
Bexar County Teague
Pro Net Champion Plans Career As Golfer Pro
Elsworth Vines, 23, announces plans to quit tennis for golf if Don Budge defeats him in exhibition matches starting Tuesday at Madison Square Garden. He cites golf dominance and a string of low rounds at San Gabriel course as sign of growing skill.
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New York
Elsworth Vines
Don Butleé
Madison’ Square Garden
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Les Stoefen
Don
San Gabriel
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Aldrich Cleared to Play Monday After Eye Ulcer
Ki Aldrich, T. G. U. All-American center, is reported by Dr. Webb Walker to be ready to start against Carnegie Tech in New Orleans next Monday after three days of care for a corneal ulcer. Aldrich left eye treatment concluded, he will travel with the team and continue therapy. he is eager to play if coaches allow.
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Ki Aldrich
T. G. U. All-American Center
Carnegie Tech
New Orleans
Webb Walker
Dn Walker
Aldrich
American Weekly Sunday features witty notes and grand tales
The American Weekly sister publication in Sunday Light offers an essay by Colgate psychologist Donald A. Laird on anxiety in modern life and a humorous piece Funny Faces That Nobody Laughs. It also covers Pacific Northwest Indigenous beliefs, cornea transplantation, Paris Latin Quarter stories on Lautrec, a tragic tale of the Harpers, and other features.
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