Dallas Sub Varsity Clash Promises Heavy Hitters
San Antonio Tech and Dallas Brackenridge meet at Eagle Field in a 2:30 Saturday game between two stacked lineups. Star backs Farrar and Walker anchor powerful offenses as fans pack stands and marching bands contrast with the expected hard hitting defense. Tickets sold at local shops. prices 60 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.
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Iboo
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Brackenridge
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Homer Banith
Alamo Heights
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Moreno Takes On Barrillito In Flores Family FightCard
Henry Moreno, famed 118 pounder, meets Kid Barnilito, noted for defeating Kid Monterrey and Roberto Gomez, in the Flores family card main event at the International Arena on Caleron Street Monday. Sammy Hogan also appears in the semi final while local notes cover deer hunting and regional sports.
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Focal
Kid Barnilito
Kid Monterey
Roberto Gomez
Flores Famy
International Arena
Caleron Street
Sammy Hogan
Id Lamer
Lenore Right Sets Record at National Olympic Pools
Lenore Right of Homestead Pa near misses world record as Kleht swims 7 minutes 22.4 seconds for 500 meter free style at the national Olympic pools meet in Miami. Helen Madison of Seattle previously held the record 7 13 for 500 meters. Katherine Rayth of Port Lauderdale sets 300 yard medley mark at 4 1225. Rawls and Miss Kight plan to chase new records today.
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Fla
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Helen Madison
Seattle
America
Ladey
Miss Madison
Katherine Rayth
Port Lauderdale
U. B
Longhorns Rout Opponents With 111 Point Weekend
In Austin the Texas Longhorns piled up 111 points over two nights as they defeated the Emmons Cowboys 47 to 25 and then routed Abilene 64 to 28. Guard Pounce led Texas with 16 points, hitting six field goals and four free throws, while McCallum added 11 points. Substitutes saw significant action in both halves.
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Hell
Texas Guard
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Tosnes
Fields Takes Bad Beating on Coast
On December 31 in Tulsa Oklahoma a boxing bout left Frankie Fields badly beaten in round one before referee stopped the fight. Opponent Murdock scored a knockout blow and maintained pressure throughout the struggle. Fields retired from the ring after the early onslaught amid a harsh coast to recovery.
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San Diego
Jackie Fishs
Jack Kearns
Duclion
Keddie Murdock
Tulsa
Okla
Murdock
Flelda Dows
Iwa
Eveom
Flelds
College athletics leaders reshuffle N C A A at year end
The Nations College Athletic Association elected Maj John J Griffity of Chicago as president for the Midwest, succeeding Dr Charles W Kennedy. Walter Okeson of Lehigh to chair the football rules committee, while Dan Mfr Guern of Vanderbilt leads the American Football Coaches association in the South. Committee expansions add three high school representatives and three coaches, with Stagg replaced and Langford named secretary. The 1933 meeting set for December 20-30 in Chicago, with coaches gathering in the same city.
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The
Nations College Athletic Association
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Chicago
Big Ten
Charles W. Kennedy
Frisetton
Walter Okeson
Lehigh University
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H. J. Stogceman
Georgia
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Stage
Yost
Siepemen
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist
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Southern California
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Harvard
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Ne‘Karsks
Edvisory
Ruler
Howard Jones
Low Vitte
Columbia
Noble Kizer
Purduy
National Federation of State High Schools
Langton
Houston Pioneers to Meet Atlanta in City Charity Game
Houston closes 1930s calendar with a New Year charity clash against Atlanta’s Boys High. John Beagen’s fast stepping squad, aided by top local players, will field two units with Reagan leading the first and third periods while Houston, Gam Houston, and San Jacinto standouts play the second and fourth periods.
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Atlanta
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Widmen
Jonn Reagan
Gam Houston
San Jacinto
Women Golf Association Handicap Tie In San Antonio
In Friday’s weekly handicap tourney at Glutz Forrest, Mrs J Ear Wilson won with a net score while Mrs Bp Akere took second with a net twenty over. Invitations were extended to members to play Willow Springs on Tuesdays in January as wind and conditions affected play.
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J. Ear Wilson
Mre BP. Akere
Glutz Forrest
San Antonio Country Club
Bourne. Afembera
Willow Springs
Pros Will Put Good Eleven On Field
Football is played between college stars and a pro team on New Year’s Day at Eagle Field. Loces College AN-Stysétabgle faces Cleveland Panthers led by Ken Houser at 3 o’clock. Panthers boast a heavy schedule with Pyland and Spearman to spark a strong backfield and aim to extend their 12 game unbeaten streak.
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Eagle Field
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Chicsgo Bears
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Schenectady
Pere Marquette
Chisago Shamrocks
East versus West starters picked for charity game
Ban Francisco December 31 1932 Eastern and Western football stars named for the Shell charity game set to be played in Ban Prenelace Monday. West selections include Bill of Mevrassa Oslin Hole ingdéry Washington State and George Sander. East picks feature Andy Kerr Colgate Dick Hanley Northwestern and Bart Viviano Cornell. Coaches anticipate full strength after light drills and a few adjustments to the backfield.
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Yestern
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Michigan
Harry Newman
Colgate
Joe Hill
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San Francisco Bay
Beckfield
Marup
George Sander
Washington State
Hane Schaldech
Max Krause
Gonzaga
Ange Brovelli
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Newma
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Cornell
Gi) Berry
Dtinois
Pug Rentner
Worthwestern
Roy Horstmann
Purdue
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Otoronenn
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Hutte Tily
Nebraska
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Thatenel
Rhwerian Rar
Eokut
Nebranica Virlom
Cornell Sinnder
W. Blate Harry
Lino
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Rasrlil
Bl M
Amminann
Perdis
Jieranhe
Canaags
Young Spence Falls Early to Primo Carnera in Dallas Bout
Young Spence was knocked out in the first round by Primo Carnera in Dallas Friday night. Spence showed nerves as the bout, scheduled for 10 rounds, began, following Carnera’s three round sparring from San Antonio the night before.
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Easy
Primo Carnera
San Antonio
Primo Carnees
Trajan
Dallas
Spénce
Carnera
Jock Seaguw
College Basketball Scores From Wisconsin to Kentucky
NCAA action listed includes Wisconsin 35 over Kentuky 22 and North Carolina 34 over Towson 33. Notable results feature Drake 52 defeating Nebraska 23, UCLA 64 edging Georgia 47, and Oregon 47 over San Joaquin 20 amid a wide spread of regional games and player tallies.
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Nebraska Werleyan
Onin Westeyan
Sindia
Cleveland Heavyweights to Meet Coflage All-Stars
The Cleveland Panthers, averaging around 200 pounds, face Bones Irvin’s Coflage All-Stars at Techfield Sunday. Lineup includes Berger 192 pounds, Pierce 202, Busciglin 194, Siler 174, Scaife 172, Jack Snyder, Lindner, Jereh 211, Houser 221, Morgan 225, Orr 276, Smith 212, Schmidt 212, Faulk.
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Pierce
Busciglin
Siler
Scaife
Jack Snyder
Lindner
Jereh
Houser
Morgan
Orr
Smith
Schmidt
Faulk
Oriental Wrestling Show Delivers Fast Odds and Surprises
In a ragged program from Oriental, Tsumo Higins defeats Allent Rattan in a controversial finish after a fierce exchange. Frank Wolf ousts Curt Waite and French Trudeaux tops Jack Garcia in the curtain-raiser as crowd roars at the chaotic display and the Jap Higami's signature hold draws mixed reactions.
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Allent Rattan
Gol Bchlagal
Bob Monttgomery
Frank Wolf
Curt Waite
French Trudawax
Jack Garcia
Prairie View Pantera Rout Tuskegee Tigers 14 To 0
Texas Negro Eleven led by Ned Lave overwhelmed the Tuskegee Tigers 14 to 0 in a Friday matinee. Prairie View's defense stymied Tuskegee most of the game as Lave showcased backcourt play leading to the decisive win.
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Tuskegon
Indefinite Suspension Notices For Boxers and Wrestlers
Philadelphia December 1 state athletic commission announces indefinite suspensions of several athletes for alleged failure to honor contracts. Names include Jim Helin At. Louth Moz Joe Brecher Dodge Neb Breveral tinx em and Steve Manisa Wallingford. Actions prompted by contract disputes.
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State Athletic Commission Today
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At. Louth
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Neb
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Steve Manisa
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Elect Weer Cua
Unclear OCR Sports Scores and Names From Local Meet
Fragmentary OCR of a local sports roundup listing numerous players, teams, and scores. Names such as Symone, Treiber, VADIER, and many others appear with uncertain spellings, along with numerous numeric tallies and lanes. Context suggests a multi-event athletic meet with varied results across teams and individuals.
Dempsey Promotion in Chicago Faces Opposition
Chicago promoters protest potential nonresident promoter May stage the Dempsey bout in Chicago. Sidney N. Strotz, Chicago Stadium president, says only Chicago enterprises should profit and cites Illinois Athletic Commission concerns. Jack Dempsey, under contract to promoter, negotiates with George Gete to hold the fight in Chicago.
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Dee
Max Schaseling
Max Boer
Chicago Stadium Corporation
Utet
Sidney N. Strotz
Stdium Corporation
Jetle Commission
Jack Dempsey
George Gete
Jamieson Released by Cleveland Club
Charley Jamieson, once a standout American League outfielder, was released by the Cleveland Indians after a long major league career spanning 1919 to 1932. He earned about 5,000 dollars a year and, after quality play, faced injuries ending his season, planning to seek work with another major team as coach and utility man. He is 37. Reuben E. Copeland, 41, editor of the National Intercollegiate Athletic Authority publication, died after swallowing a turkey bone and subsequent complications following emergency surgery. Arthur Judie and Robert Moore meet in final game of the National Junior Pocket Billiard tournament to decide the champion.
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Robert Moore
Grand Rapids
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Arthur Judie
Brooklyn
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Lui
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Ren Mulford Jr Dies In Cincinnati At 18
Ren Mulford Jr an advertising man and once known as a barshall writer died today in Cincinnati aged 18 He had worked on several county writing efforts in 1908 and was once widely known for his early career in the field
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Olcinnati
Ren Mulford Jr
Mulford
Fight Results From Untitled Card Event
Fragmented report lists fighters and venues with unclear names and outcomes. Text mentions Wanbniran and Davy among others, with references to teams or locations but lacks coherent results or dates.
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