Football Prospects At a Glance
Football prospects for Saturday bowl games list Sugar Bowl in New Orleans with LSU vs Santa Clara at 3:15, 45,000 in fair warm weather. Orange Bowl in Miami featuring Auburn vs Michigan State at 1:35, 19,000 possibly cloudy. Cotton Bowl in Dallas Rica vs Colorado at 2:00, 26,100. East West Shrine Game in San Francisco with two teams at 3:00, 49,000 fair. Rose Bowl in Pasadena Alabama vs Texas West Virginia at 4:30, 96,000 fatr.
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Roth
Timpis Sanskatonio
New Orleans
Louisiana State
Santa Clara
Grange
Miami
Auburn
Michigan State
Cotton Bare
Dalas
Rica
Colorado
San Francisco
Sundowl
el Toso
Texas
West Virginia
Pasadena
California
Alahama
Sunday Midget Car Racing In Seguin Wide-Open Show
Wes Seegester, a one-armed driver, headlines Mick Schorin's midget auto races at Seguin road track last week and aims to drive faster for victory. Promoter Bundy recruits new drivers including Wainwright and Rose. A match race between the top speed cars adds a purse, with grandstands and boxed seating available. Gates open at 2:30 with 40 cents for children and 40 cents for adults.
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Wes Seegester
Drtyer
Mick Schorin
Seguin
Bundy
Hue-npi
Mei
Cowboy
Wainwright
Sheritran
Rose
Pepper Martin
Diamond
St. Los Cardinals
Sehorm
de Wission Prines
Texas Collegians Honor Track Men
The Texas Collegians club held a special meeting at Grome of Neighborly Service at 9 p m honoring Bill Jones and Bin Gil visiting members of the University of California track team Two Bear trackmen are visiting 7l Perce of the University of San Antonio
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Texas Collegians Club
Reid
Grome
Freieday
Bill Jones
bin Gil
University of California
University of San Antonie
Sunday School Names and Speakers at Local Methodist Meeting
A noisy Sunday School event featured speakers including Gove and Barshall at Government Hill. The page lists participants such as Lang Deceit Mullentiata and Fravia among many others, with venues on Weliley and Kinlew avenues and references to local pastors and affiliates.
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Tye Gove
le Stalin
Mie Lange
Mullentiata
Government Hill
Seine Metinides
Gove Ari
Taurel
We Worter
Dickey & Rerun
G. Barshall
Franvia
Kinlew
Btinnin
Hate Way
Ge Wallnen
McCartney c Ra
Forfeit win sparks City Leaguers over Public Service team
In a rough forfeit decision City Leasuers defeated the Public Service squad. Game two saw Gmala Internite top the Teish Athletic eluhth 24 to 19 with Ingelman as top scorer and Frahnan second. Mexican Institute beat Hol Belnarde Lion with a late surge as Garey Aries led scorers and team rosters included several named players.
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Public Service
Anna Cleaners
Anil Han
Chinatuan Taatétute
Gmala
Internite
Tewish Athletic
Eluhth
Ingelman
Frahnan Tur
Christian Istitute
Hol Belnarde Lion
Garren
Ten Ty Tt Gallarde
Ats Aten Lerner
Nla
Frat
Tsedninn
Fromianyel
O'Leary Jambet
Rohike Wolte
Demarea OR Vie Ey Eg Cay
Marty Other Wribers
Cohen
Tenpelle
Fastiuan Ctl
Bwelle
Gruen
le Marty
Einterman
Tel Bolrarte
Garey Aries
Garey Roanlin
Atlin
Thernlayer
Ean Salazar
Deny
Gries, Ton
Orarery
Tathirhardi
Patlers
Helen Hicks Returns to Amateur Golf for Title Bid
Helen Hicks, former national champion who turned professional in 1934, announces plans to rejoin the amateur ranks in hopes of reclaiming titles. She told the Associated Press she can apply for amateur status before June 1999 and aims to resume championship play after a long pro career.
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Gayle Talboy
New York
Helen Hicks
Aateur
Tewleth B. 2
Star
Gnished Sreoné
John G. Jackson
U.S. GA
Anis Feuir
Txe Pines
Associated Press
St Anthony's The Jackets beat St Greltia's in warmup game
St Anthony's college basketball team opened practice with a 50 to 32 victory over St Greltia's. Forward Tuvan led the Jackets with 18 points while teammate Jol added 14. The Jackets prepared for the Southwest Academic league beginning January 5.
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St. Anthony’s College
Jackets
St Greltia
Tuvan
Fannie Qty Blas Jol
St Ant Lousts
Cocoliyts
J RinsioNh
Sadie
AL Tlnar
Sanmion
Dred Vingenot
Seittay Smith
John Allen Sees Dynamite Change In Baseball Ball
Cleveland Endians star John Allen criticizes the current ball as too lively and high scoring while advocating a shift to National League style play. He argues free hitting threatens pitchers and calls recent doubleheaders scarce and the sport too risky.
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Petenshung
Jonihy Allen
Cleveland Endians
Hog
Stampolit
Akes
Allen
Four in a Row for Hornets Triumph Over Brownboro
St Marys academy basketball coach Mike Williamson led the Hornets to a four game win streak ending with a 23-24 victory over Brownboro High. Earlier wins included Fallestinu 33-29 Elkhart 26-22 and Neches 23-20, with Neches and Elkhart clashes going to overtime.
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Mike Williamson
Das
St Mary's Academy Basketnergate
San Antonio
Evi Rex
Forlers
East ‘Texas
Campo Ut
Brownboro
Cloge
Fallestinu
Elkhart
Neches
Ekenhart
Romets
Elktart
Lee Verites
Anderson County
Dodson Claims Golf Honors at Hollywood Beach Open
Springfield pro Leonard Dodson won the Hollywood Beach Open with a 750 prize and earned a spot in the upcoming Los Angeles event. Kav Christiansen tied for amateur top honors with a pars, while Bol Soygis and Charles Maya posted 72s in a multiway playoff.
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Rollywoo
Dac.a
Leonard Dorson
Cocky Lithe
Springfield
Arsi
Dodson
Horton Smith
Chicago
Smith
Roth
Leth Simmoeriately
California
Los Angeles
Kav Christiansen
Majunt Palkentan
Bol Soygis
Darton Ono
Charles Mayape
New York
Suman Leads Harlandate Team In 52 39 Win
Suman shone with 18 points as Harlandate Methulint Serioys defeated Alamo Jewelers 52 39 at Indias gym. Don Stott and cuveont alhtotic stay noted in the report with a focus on Suman’s performance and the team’s late season surge.
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Don Stott
Cuveont
Behremer
Mout Taineers
Nossot
Ville oYrote
Hévlandale
Indias
Harlandate Methulint Serioys
Alamo Jewelers
Mofirg Deat
Nagursky Beats Sonnenberg In Wrestling Showdown
Bronko Nagurski, renowned heavyweight wrestling figure, defeats Sonnenberg in a closely watched bout. Bartmouth Caviner and other competitors observed a night of strong tackles and near falls as Nagurski secured victory.
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Sonnenterg
Menvei
Dee
Nagurski
Gun Sonnenhnrg
Caviner Bartmouth
Dioner
Resolved by Bob Considine at New York New Year note
A humorous sports writer’s New Year resolutions urge less sniping at athletes and more focus on getting quotes and reactions. It jokes about slapping “table” for “Micely” and avoiding grand adjectives while pushing readers toward memories and fair coverage.
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Bob Considine
New York
Nee
Tommy
Bill Slocum
Gusty Year in Texas Sports Circles and Local Triumphs
A vibrant 1937 Texas sports year saw Fort Worth Panthers reclaim Dixie title glory after years of lull, Ernest Herschel Lain sparked SMU Owls to a Southwest Conference football pennant, Longview High won state schoolboy title, Dennis Lavender dominated golf, and a colorful roundup highlights basketball, track, and tennis feats across Texas colleges and cities.
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Felix J. McKnight
Texas
Fort Worth’s
Panthers
Dennis Lavender
Owls
Southern Methodist University
Longview
Wichita Falls
Kopf Coaches at Manhattan College New York
In Manhattan New York on December 31 1921 Verh Kopf assistant to Dean Lan Little at ColumbiaPraised for tenure Kopf named a football coach at Manhattan College succeeding Chick Merlian who resigned recently Key figures include Kopf Merlian and the Rose Bowl mention as context for the era with a scoreless New Year’s Day game referenced at Washington and Jefferson College.
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New York
Insi
Verh Kopf
Dea Lan Little
Colubia
Pritny
Weley Feaball
Manhattan Cotlege
Chick Merlian
Dave Ito
Galfannin
College Cagers Tame Confusing Oklahoma Tournament Sparks
A chaotic report covers college basketball action with Oklahoma and Southwestern Conference teams. It notes close scores, team rivalries, and regional matchups, mentioning Oklahoma Teachers, North Texans, and Arkansas in a sprawling recap of games, venues, and players.
Cager Breaks Arm Ends Tech Hopes In Week
Arion Lawrence suffered a broken arm during a Central Catholic practice and will miss at least a week. The Buffs face Hartlandale next Tuesday with only one letterman available, Nino Delate.
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Coush Ennic English
Hig
Caneonilers
Arion Lawrence
Toltewitin
Conten
Central Catholic Byty
Lawrence
Antion
Engish
Nino Delate
Hartandale
Anthony
Mikel
Wrestling Returns at Wickathon Arena Wednesday Night
Regular weekly wrestling resumes at the Wickathon arena on Wednesday night promoter Hany Coffman promotes Chief Jan Little Beaver versus Juan Humberto Wy as the main event. Bill Lee, former footballer for Aletasma, is slated for the semi trial against an opponent not yet chosen, with Ignacio Martiney from Mekico opening the show.
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Wickathon
Hany Coffman
Jan Little Beaver
Juan Humberto Wy
Bill Lee
Aletasma
Ignacio Martiney
Mekico
Serra Ellis Basiare
Radio Decides on Messages for Broadcasters
Washington Doc McNiel of the communications commission says broadcasters may not send personal messages over the air. He notes no ban on freight or manufacturers, but prohibits verbal panels aimed at viewers. The issue prompts broadcasters to cut their onair messages and keep to the event itself.
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Washington
Frank BR. McNlelt
Communications Comission
Camarintendass
McNaiel
Dashiell Buys Pensacola Ball Club in Florida
Wally Dashiell of Tyler Texas announced he purchased the Pensacola club from Tons M Barbee of Jacksonville. Dashiell to serve as business and commanding officer while not planning to play. Last season Pensacola, managed by Fink Kitchens, won the Southeastern league pennant but fell to Mobile in the post season.
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Pensacola
Fin
Wally Dashiel
Tyler
Texas
Way
Pensacola Baseball Club
Tons M. Barbee
Jacksonville
Washiell
Hic
Tyler Club
Pensacola Piers
Pensacula
Fink
Pap") Kitchens
LSU and Santa Clara Prepare For Sugar Bowl
New Orleans reports detail LSU Tigers and Santa Clara Broncos gearing up for the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. Both teams juggle practice, strategy, and travel as they aim for a strong showing. Everett Fisher’s injury leaves a potential setback for Saint Stanislaus, but both squads expect to arrive in New Orleans ahead of kickoff.
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New Orleans
Dee
Louisiana State University
Tiger's
Broncos
Santa Clara
Uxtay
Tigers
Ry Pasalng
Bernie Moore
Tlaets
Bay St. Loui
Budge Wins Sullivan Award In 1937 In Surprise Landslide
New York Dee 91 ti no one was surprised by J Donald Budge winning the Sullivan Award for 1937 in a landslide. Budge led tennis to world dominance and helped bring the Davis Cup back to America. The AP annual poll crowned him No 7 athlete of the year while Florida swimmer Katherine Runty led the runners up. The award marked the first time the honor went to a tennis player and followed Bobby Jones’s golf grand slam in 1940.
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New York
J. Donald Budge
Center 25
America
Associated Press
Budge
Don Laxh
Indiana
Ate Katherine Runty
Florida
Archi Sen Romani
Kaveds Rutener
Adolph Miefer
Texas
Ralph Finnegan
Texas Duaranier
DM Sefton
Southern Californi
Stewart Telehart
Hank Insett
Stratford
Columbia
Ben Johnson
Fudge
Jarics
EB Sullivan
Bobby Jones
Wid
Glenn Morris
Colorado
Ice Hockey Scores and Night of Untidy Plays
Confused recap notes last night’s games with Chicago beating Detroit in overtime and Montreal, New York, and other teams mentioned. Vague names and stray phrases hint at players and scouts but lack coherent details or clear outcomes.
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Allowal
Chicago
Detroit
Covertime
Eerie
Malan
Junior Tennis Semifinals Set in New York Event
New York on December 31 reports the junior indoor tennis championships reaching the semifinal stage. Notable players include William Gillespie from Scarborough School, Marvin Kantrowitz from New York and the University of Texas, and Isadore Bellis of the University of Pennsylvania. Fisherbach’s offbeat play contrasts with peer contenders as doubles favorites form around Kantrowitz and Loy against Fishbach and Jacoby.
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New York
Joseph Mshhines
Seede Wiliam Gillespie
Scarboragh
Jiis Clyal
Marvitt Kantrowitz
University of Texas
Isadore Bellis
University of Pennsylvania
Gilespio
Pishbach
Oday
Richard J. Wonder
Eligabels
N. 1
Mening
Edward Miller
Philydolphin
Ane Calvin Friedman
James Madison High
Brooklyn
David Co. Johnson
Kantrowics
Bobby Loy
Stuard
Fishbach
Bernard Jacoby
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