Doyle Newest Heavy Reaches US
A handsome Irish heavyweight, Jack Doyle, arrived on the George Washington from England. The public appraisal praises his physique, singing potential, and boxing promise, with Dempsey connections and plans for private exhibitions. Doyle, 21, 6 feet 4 inches, 218 pounds, seeks world heavyweight glory and a singing career, modeling for photographers and entertaining at a $35 daily suite.
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Jack Doyle
Trish Seavyweight
George Washington
England
John Guildert
John McCormack
Jack Nemipeey
Walter
Charley
Friedman
Pnedman
Doyle
Ike
Trishmen
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Eax
Jack Dempsey
Boyle
Dorle
Et & Lo
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Club Sandac Battles Binger Basketeers Friday Night
Club Sandac faces Binger Basketeers in an important game on Friday night at Camp Normaine with a call for more cage matches. Club Sandac aims to schedule additional games against teams including Prospers Hill Methodists and Transient Bureau Solo Serves. lead contact Mick Reavis.
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Vity
Hinger
Sandae
Frost Bank cagers chase clincher for runnerup in league
The Frost Bank cagers lead Gen Seng's Gow bars in a best of three series for runner up honors in the Y M C A Basketball League. St Henry's beat the Cowboys in the first game, setting up another matchup Friday night to secure second place.
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Frost Bank Cagers
Gen# Seng
Gowbars
Devine High Schools Clash Ends In County Dunk?
Devine and Yancey high schools faced off in a Friday night county contest. Waivenes Macet starred for Devine as both teams battled for pride in a spirited junior varsity level game.
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Yancey
Texas
Devine High School
Sancey Bigh School
Quintey
Bidell
National League to Scout 56 Baseball Rookies
The National League plans to review 56 rookie players from 13 minor leagues as potential new talent. The International League contributes nine, mainly from St. Louis and Cincinnati, while the Cardinals and Cubs each list eight. Giants, Pirates, and Braves seed lists include top prospects like Mize, Goodman, Guttridge, and Cuccinello, with several young pitchers and catchers highlighted for 1937 hope.
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Ivory Marts
International
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Anglican Association
Reds
IL Yourgstes
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Philatelphia
Brooklynt
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Cinciinati
Johnny Mize
Gills Myrtstop
Columbus
Richard Godman
Demon
Rochester
Henry Erickson
Louisville
Goodman
Boston
Bill Lewis
Brooklyn
Stanley Pordagary
Iron
Sacramento
Guns
Charle Giivanis
Fires Wase
Glen Burns
Southpaw
Muskegon
Don Gutteridge
Houston
Fred Ankenman
Southwestern
University of Texay
Indalgo
Norkers Kleinke
Henry Pippen
Bill Terry
Glydell Castlemand
Frank Gab Jer
Nashville
Herbert Masters
Brookston
King Ani
Terry
al Cuccinello
Tony Cuccinello
Dodgers
Liz
Philly
Jim Bivin
Galveston
Pirates
Clarence
Steamboat
Struss
Little Rock
College Cagers San Marcos game recap sparks 1616-76 scramble
In San Marcos on February 8, Schreiner Mountaineers fell 29 to 0 10 29 as Bobcats built early lead and held it. Campbell led with 33 in second half, Morrix and Bridgwater contributed, Glover top Schreiner scorer. Preliminaries ended with a 26 point win by Schreiner Freshmen over Scirees.
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Ted
Hotors
Campbell
Glover
Lowe
Fayetteville
Ark
Baylor Carcessity
Bruins
Bere
Sith
Bob Sledders Hurt In Olympic Tests
Two entrants for the Olympic trials at Lake Placid suffered injuries after a run on Mt. Van Hoevenberg. William P. Stearns and Jamies H. Newton, both from Cambridge, Mass., were thrown from the track at Whiteface curve while traveling about 60 miles per hour. Stearns received road bruises and Newton a head gash and leg bruises. Officials planned to resume racing for the Olympic trials after the field was repaired.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
Mt. van Hoevenberg
William P. Stearns
Jamies H. Newton
Cambridge
Mass
Stearns
Newton
Bath
SMU to Name Freshman Football Coach Saturday
5.M.A. reports SMU will appoint an assistant football coach this Saturday. Head coach Matty Bell said the choice is unofficial. Leading candidates include Vic Hurt of Oklahoma City University, Joe Bailey Cheaney of Howard Payne College, and Mack Saxon of Texas. There were over 54 applicants.
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Southern Methodist University
Madison
Matty
Bell
Vic Hurt
Auto races planned for Feb 17 by promoter Cotton
Promoter Jack Cotton of Southwest Motor Speedway schedules a second series of professional auto races for 2 20 Sunday February 1 percent. He notes dust equipment failures and vows a better conditioned track after signing with a local oil firm. Two free exhibitions are planned to demonstrate the next show without dust storms.
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Southwest Motor Speedwhey
Cotton
Sunday Schools Triumph Over Baptists 39 to 26
Sunday School Senior Basketball League results show Travis Park Methodists defeating Baptist Temple 39 26. Next games set for Saturday night twin bill featuring Alamo Heights Baptists versus Trinity Baptists and Alamo Methodists against Central Baptists. Key scorers include Lear Ferk for Travis Park and Mauney for Temple. Cleaners Baseball Drills Planned at Conception Park Sunday 10 to 1. Reuben Naranjo will miss this year due to Texas university attendance.
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Travis Park Methodists
Baptist Temple
Alamo Heights Baptists
Trinity Baptists
Alamo Methodis
Central Baptists
Lear
Travis Ferk
Marman
Jeaner
Adda Tt
Chigm
HK Chism
Mauney
Sub
Temple
Hitatelé
Er Eonter
Hiford
McDonald Cleaners
Conception Park
Reuben Naranjo
Cleaners
Narang
Texas University
Poisoned Mouthwash Fault in Shepard Trial
Testimony in the Charles A. Shepard trial alleges Zenana Shepard could have absorbed lethal poison from a mouthwash used during illness. Lt. Col. Callender said re absorption might explain stomach ulcers found later. defense hinted to counter. Grace Brandon testified for the government in both trials as the alleged love interest. Mouthwash bottles and capsules were found on a table within reach of the patient.
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Topeka
Kan
George BH
Callender
Fort Sam Houston
Tenas
Charles A. Shepard
Shepard
Zenana
Gs. Shepard
Pupils Honor Nat Washer in San Antonio Memorial
Forty two thousand San Antonio students paid tribute to Nat M Washer at services in Temple Beth-Eh and cemetery. Washer, longtime head of clothing stores and public servant, chaired the state board of education and led the local school board. Prominent Masons attended. services led by Rabbi Ephraim Frisch. A memorial resolution was adopted by the Texas House praising Washer as a valuable citizen and longtime education official.
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San Antonio
Toom
Nathan Misrs
Temple Beth-Eh
Fort’ S Worth
Washby
Cine
Ephraim Frisch
Johnny Crogher
Houston
Texas
J. Gulekie
Amenilo
Bord of
Madden Fly
Gonzales
Texas Masons
Gus Brandt
Tom Fletcher
Masonic Home
el Mer Renita
Fort Worth
Mike Thomas
Dallas
A. A. Roost
Lockhart and Gulerie
Sax Antonia Junior College
Washer
Clotling
Austin
Nat M. Washer
House of Teprresentatives
Bevar
Kesar
Medicine Stolen and Patient Dies in Minneapolis Case
A thief stole a suitcase containing prescribed medicines for Carol Macelli from University Hospital in Minneapolis. With no medicine, Macelli fell ill and died after the items were taken to a hospital in Duluth. Police investigated the theft and the case drew attention to hospital drug security.
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Minn
Carol Macelll
University Hospital
Minneapolis
Macelll
Minneapolis Hospital
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