Relief Boatman Hero Of First Day Races
Lloyd Hilton, a 22 year old Houston driver, won the opening race at Lake May Queeney amid a crowded regatta. Spectators estimated 10,000 watched as he claimed two first places and added points toward the Beara Trophy, while an array of outrunner pilots competed in fast, perilous heats with several spills and a dramatic crash involving Gibbs.
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Lake May- Queeney
William Readdoigh Hearst
Lioyd Hilton
Slim Houston
Alice Judy
Lee Giphy
Houston
Texen Boat Club, Inc
Benind
Young Billo
Arb Bausrbers
St. Louis
Bersthel
Temble) Turk
Tulse
Eddie Neal
Walter Everett
Tilson
R. Cooper
Kansas City
Hamilton Gower
San Antonio
Arrell Reinking
Indianapoli
Erne Miller
Blockton
Calif
Gibbs
Ghortip
B. Auden
Gmlth
Bhréeveport
Smith
George Coleman
Miami
Oks
Cail
Boggemas
Collins
Gilette
Austin
Boggeman
Millot
Frole
Stockton
Cave
Hrale Relch
Sen Andonia RS
Pete Hees
Dallas
R. E. Povoto
Luther Brown
Ubird
Ham Bower
iWas
Frank Vincent
Tulsa Star
Emall
AvoTaRn
Stverel
Meg
Bears to meet SMU All-Stars in Dallas game
Chicago Bears will play an SMU All-Star team composed of former GMU players at Fair Park Stadium next Saturday afternoon. Jerry Marin leads the Southern squad in a bid to upset the professional champions with proceeds partly benefiting the BM Q. student fund.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist
Unniversity
Chicago Bears
Guitorin
Rhampions
R. N. Blackwell
M. A. Buchessanager
Allstar
George Anlas
Owwer
Manger
Jiere Ub
Fair Park Stadium
Sauwday
BM Q
Funid
Wil-Clara
Jerry Marin
Southwens
An Have Aga
Mus- Yang
Seguin Hosts Hearst Trophy Regatta Opening Day
Seguin celebrated the Hearst Trophy regatta with a gala at the Playa Hall in Seguin on Sunday night. Mayor Max Stercke and Chamber officials hosted dignitaries including Hilmar Starcke and C. C. Williams as Texas Boat Club figures, Festivities featured speeches by Mayor Starcke and County Judge Frost Wootthul, with Commodore Earl E. Bower among the speakers and attendees from the Texas Boat Club and related groups.
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Seguin
St McQueeney
Begin
Qnayor
Max Stercke
Chamber of Commerce
Hilmar Starcke
C. C. Williama
Texas Boat Clan
Fepatie
Yen- Jean Bararcue
Playa Hule
Starcke
Sunny" Bieving
Bexne County
Frost Wootthul
Earl E. Bower
Texas Boat Clay
Mr. Mitchell
Dalleg
Deivere
Puinter
Stalin Elks
Dis Dat Triumphs at Agua Caliente Handicap
Agua Caliente Mexico January 1 Dia Dat a four year old horse with the cobra of W A Dutton overcame a late stumble to win the Waiting Year handicap at a furlongs feature. The crowd paid 911.00 to win 66.00 to place and 94.00 to show. Time 1 19 1 8.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Dia Dat
W. A. Dutton
Canwuilnys Sportsman
Canada Natters Through Philadelphia Davin Cup News
Marcel Rainville, Canadian Davin Cup ace, appears certain to retire from Canada’s Davin Cup tennis team. Rainville arrived in Philadelphia for professional indoor tennis, and Willard Crocker also seems set to leave the lineup as the era of new selections begins.
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Canada
Philadelphia
Marcel Rainville
Jack Wright
Rainvile
Willard Crocker
le Definitely
Youthful unrest warned by Wallace at college conference
Secretary Henry A. Wallace urged colleges to curb youthful disaffection and politics at a national conference, calling college vitality a racket. He warned youths may become complacent and urged a real youth movement, noting movements abroad as precedent for concern.
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Washington, D. G
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Béllevas
United States
Bronc and St Marys Eye Reunion After Fractured Clash
Clipper Smith of Santa Clara says Bronc squad plans to patch football rift with St Marys. He notes next game on the coast will test goodwill after a recent break and indicates both teams aim to resume normal play. Smith expresses confidence in a strong showing from both sides as they prepare for the upcoming matchup.
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St. Mary’s
Honolulu
Smith
Santa Clara University
Gmith
Gems
Boxers Train For Tuesday Card At Walker Arena
About 200 local fans watched a Saturday gym workout as six boxers prepared for the Elks Boxing Association card at Walker Arena Tuesday night. Frank Escamilla, to face an unnamed opponent, highlighted the ten round bout lineup with Chico Ortega likely facing Professor Emnes io Baguez and other bouts listed.
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Jocal Tankana
Elks Bozing Association
Walkerbhon
Ringside Club
Biks
Frank Escamilla
Marco Perez
Trey
Chico Ortega
Emnesio Baguez
Mexico Va
Ron Oslamira
Endaby
Colima Ys
Perry Knowles
Amateur wrestlers meet in Brackenridge park ward event
Amateurs Raasslers in Park Matchee Al Odena and Oid Ray meet in a wrestling card at Brackenridge park ward, starting 8 30 Monday night. Semis feature local Elites with Kid Scotty Jerry the Greek and Terrivle Terry. Boxing trials include Ros ie McGinnis and Mek Peters. Engen Ski atar Balz leads Lake City tournament day one with 364 8 points.
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Raasslers
al Odena
Oid Ray
Brackenridge Park
Ight Ward
Kid Scotty
Jerry
Terrivle Terry
Golden Gloves
Rosie McGinnis
Mek Peters
Dalion
Engen
Balz Lake City
Alt Engen
Salt Lake City
Pacley
Canyo
Kamen
Amateur Ring Stars Line Up for Golden Gloves Tournament
Dick Armstrong in charge reports a strong field for the Golden Gloves boxing tournament. Nick Peters, state champion and Olympic eliminations participant, leads a list including Wesley Pryor Harlandale, J C Glass, Vamp Nurmyle with multiple entries, and Fort San Houston bakers providing opposition. Notables from Brackenridge park such as Pat Gillespie and Jimmy Modison also entered. Entries close Tuesday January 3 with tryouts at Welkathon arena 2 to 8 p.m. and 6 p.m. at 1438 Neif Hackberry Street.
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Dick Armstrong
Todey
Nick Peters
Waltweight
Champon
New York
Nick
New Orleans
Wesley Pryor O. Harlandalr
J. C. Glass
Vamp Nurmyle
Asone
Fort San Houston
Neif Hackberry Street
Hunt Faces Parker For Junior Minor Title Final
Washington D C teen Gilbertt Hunt Jr seeded among top players opens today in the nationals junior minor tournament hoping to upset Milwaukee’s Prinkie Parker in a best of five. Parker, from Lawrenceville New Jersey, reached the final without difficulty as Hunt contends with fellow rivals and strong draws in the boys singles and doubles events.
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Hunt
New York
Gilbertt. Hunt Jr
Washington, D.C
Prinkie Parker
Wee
Milwaukee
Parker
Tawrencevile
N. Z
Bel
Ouesiers
Hunt Sod Suiler Apginan
Revicha
Peekskill
Mulltary Academy
Joseph Abrams
Robert A. Low
Choate School
Melvin Eapmen
Low
Henry Danis
Roll Kingsley
Warren Cagney
Santa Monica Golf Tour Delayed by Heavy Rain
In Santa Monica California a heavy downpour flooded the links at Glover Field delaying the annual amateur pro golf tournament. The event had been set to play all holes today but rain forced postponement as officials assess next steps for the schedule.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Glover Field Monielpal
Racers to Be Given More Time At Regatta
Racers in the Hearel Triphy onboard regatta at McQueeney Monday will receive extra time between races to allow bulky motors to warm. Sunday’s program faced delays as star drivers could not power their engines, with officials planning a 20 minute intermission and a flagman at the boot wharves to signal readiness. The Texas Rest club’s running committee was praised for Sunday’s smooth handling.
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Hearel Triphy
McQueeney
Sorthurs
Sveral Taves
Texas Rest Club
Spartans Reled To Tie Oklahoma City Pro Team
The Portsmouth Spartans of the National Professional Football League were held to a 7-7 tie by the Oklahoma City locals in a Sunday game.
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Spartans
Oklahoma City
Portsmouth Spartans
Nashona
Duquesne and Miami Face Test of Systems in Miami Game
Duquesne of Pittsburgh meets the University of Miami in Miami Florida in a game billed as a test of systems. Notable figures include George Gipp and Red Grinnell, with Alroce Layden nearing his last Duquesne stint and Babrrt Zoppke coaching the Mini Hurricanes. Also Olney and Seymour high school all star game scheduled between Ciney and Seymour squads featuring former players.
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Duquesne
Miami
Flo
Pittsburgh
Mam
Mint
George Gipp
Red Giynee
Alroce Layden
Four Horsemen
Nimaxes
Notre Dame
Mini Hurricanes
Babrrt
Olney
Seymour Olney
Ciney All Stars
Seymour All-Stars
Vazibiz Ingtitulians
Collins Shows Rare Nerve in Wreck at Mor Queeney Meet
Bill Collins of Howton sustained a left leg wound after a collision-driven wreck during the Mor Queeney outboard motorboat race. He rode a wave of splintered boats, was rescued by shore responders, and treated by Dr. J. F. Gwiltte. Texas Kid caused the crash on a false start. Fellow racer Worth Boggeman of Fort Worth finished seventh despite a torn deck, while Frank Vincent of Tulsa escaped with a minor leg injury ahead of the Freeport regatta.
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Sheiking
Accvr
Mor Queeney
Bill Collins
Howton
Wea
Walxeinich Geab
Ao Aplil
Collins
Worth Boggeman
Fort Worth
Slong
Boggeman
Swan
Colling Ag
Sig
Seauln
J. F. Gwltetté
Austin
Coling
Remeimder
Frank Vincent
Tulsa
Oklahoma Aggie game ticket sales audit completed
Governor Murray ordered a full report on athletic finances after national guardsmen were placed in charge of ticket sales for the Oklahoma Aggie game at Thanksgiving. Lt. Col. Elmo D. Flynn, executive officer of the guard, said OU athletic officials were exonerated of irregularities as two deputy state examiners assisted in compiling the voluminous review. Big Six to open with key showdowns. conference title race gathers pace with Kansas at Ames and Kansas State vs Missouri looming.
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O. K
Okklahoma Cpt
University of Oklahoma
Murray
Oational Gusrdemen
Athletic Department
Kansas City
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