Tennessee and Oklahoma ready for Monday battle in bowl clash
A chaotic scan of sports notes highlights Tennessee and Oklahoma gearing up for a Monday game. It names numerous athletes across basketball, baseball, softball, tennis, and golf, citing coaches and teams with mixed accuracy while underscoring a broad regional sports roundup.
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Ban Anteale
Frank Jaen
Kinky
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Tennessee and Oklahoma Cause Orange Bowl Hype
Unbeaten Tennessee and Oklahoma prepare for the Orange Bowl game Monday drawing widespread attention. Coach Neyland praises George Cafega's blocking and team depth while Tom Stidham comments on his Boomer defense as both squads rehearse amid New Year festivities.
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Tom Stidhaim
Booners
Budge Debuts Pro to $48,000 Garden Crowd
The article notes Budge's professional debut drawing a near fifty thousand dollar gate at Madison Square Garden, with plans for a Budge Vines rematch and potential follow ups. It highlights prior tennis sellouts and projected revenue from the Budge Perry match, plus commentary from organizers about expected capacity and tax implications of earnings.
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Perden
Jack Harris
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John Reed Kupetrick
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Fred Berry
Budge-Vines
Bill Tilden
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Horse Racing Recap From Anita Pare Meet and New Orleans Cards
In a crowded scene with about 45,000 fans, Anita Pare's meet showcased a win by an unnamed horse amid high expectations and a $532 prize purse. Long odds and late pushes highlighted the day as crowds watched Bloacom and others contend for top honors in a featured program.
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Mexico Wins Tennis Series After Dramatic Final
Mexico clinched the tennis series in Mexico City on Saturday to retain the title for another year. Manuel Bedolla defeated Maurice Fincher 2-6, 6-5, while Esteban Reyes beat Hurl Kamrath 6-2, 6-3. Tapia routed Roy Kamrath 5-7 8-0 6-0 in a standout display. Texas duo Warren Gheisinet and Bobby Curtiz beat Flavio Martinez Jr. and Alfonso Unda 4-6 6-2 1-6 7-5. Maurice Pr and Reubes Alstin beat Daniel Pere and Miguel Acevedo 4-6 8-2.
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Mexico City
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Manuel Bedolla
Maurice Fincher
Tenan
Esteban Reyes
Hurl Kamrrath
Eyegio Tapia
Roy Kamrath
Warren Gheisinet
Bobby Curtiz
Texas
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Flavio Martines Jr
Alfomao Unda
Maurice Pr Aud Reubes Alstin
Daniel Rare
Miguel Acevedo
Softball Gains Backing in Northeast Area
A public note and mayoral endorsement show approval of Amateur Softball Association play in New England. Regional governor James M. Rosey, cited for promoting recreational benefits, is highlighted as supporting the sport's growth in the region.
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Amateor Softball Association
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Vague Ballot Thread Sparks Rumors of Influence
Fragmentary text suggests a political ballot concern with irregular votes and possible interference. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment hints at efforts to prevent a candidate or group from securing a win. The note shows uncertainty and partial references to individuals and tactics.
Draw Tuesday for Hi Cage Tourney Here Jan 6-7
San Auente high school basketball tournament draws set for January 4-7 with Class A at Brackenridge gym and Class B at Jefferson. Kellam announces TV quota of teams. potential Class B rise for Kestville if A teams balk. Officials listed. four sessions priced at 1.26 cents per admission, season pass 60 cents.
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Kestville
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Buster Yands
Stuart Pearce
Carl Menger
Joe Ward
K. J. Elvilh
Maryville Girl
BH Austin
Btke Will
Gerald Fellie
Bobby Buitt
Biggus
Bobby Crooks
Dalton Bramim
George O'Brien
Nema Herters
Farris Brotherman
Clark Gordon
Deer Kill Demonstrates Hunters Fight Off Bold Buck
Local report describes a dramatic deer encounter near Raymondville where Doss and others pursued a wounded buck. A hunter stabbed the animal after it charged, the deer finally dying despite multiple bullet attempts. An exhibit including a 17 pointer accompanies the tale, prompting sportsmen to fund wildlife preservation.
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Doss
Austin
Raymondville
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Burk
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Hintec
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Education in Game Matters Works Out
A 1938 report notes public understanding of wildlife rising due to educational efforts by agencies. Sportsmen show better organization and more hunters. license revenues rise, while in-county hunting and fishing without licenses grow. Legislature may push conservation laws. Texas lacked certain licensure and funding for related work.
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Checking Up on Game Count in Titus Morris Cass
H R Siegler regional game manager conducts a comprehensive survey in Titus Morris and Cass counties to estimate wildlife and fish supply. In 6059 acres of cultivated land and forests he reports five cartys of quail per 7 acres and 319 snedys of doves on 789 acres with various counts for rabbits and other game.
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Sunday Schools and Churches Schedule This Week
The notice lists church and Sunday school events including Evangelical and Woodlawn Methodist services at 8 pm, Central Baptist gatherings, Alma Methodist activities, and other local church programs around town. Readers are directed to attend sessions at Temple, Riverside areas and nearby parishes.
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Alfano Methodist
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Rose Bowl Record list and 1920s college matchups
A fragmented roundup lists Rose Bowl participants by year and school, mentioning Washington State, Oregon, California, Alabama, Stanford, Pittsburgh, Southern California, and Washington with scattered dates and notes. The page also notes a Madison Square Garden heavyweight bout involving Tony Galento, manager Joe Jacobs, and a planned clash with Nova, with mixed references to prompts and promotions.
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Alfred Van Ranst Named M V M Of Cornell Football
In Ithaca on December 1 Alfred Van Ranst of Brooklyn was named the Cornell University football team’s most valuable player at the annual dinner for players and coaches. The league plans to present Van Ranst with the ring.
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Commercials Return to Cage Action in Armorican Division Play
The Commercial Basketball league resumes Tuesday at Brackenslage gym after a Christmas break. Week two features Valencia Grocers and Alamo Jeweler in the Armorican division with several key matchups, while Omega Terminity battles Matier Plumbers in the Na Wenat division. Individual scoring leaders shift as Tob y Galas takes early lead in the American division and Ted Gal houn holds the National division edge amid tight races.
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Commercial Basketball League
Brackenslage Gyn
Turing
Valencia Grocers
Alamo Jeweler
Valencia
Clutmen
Awe
NaWenat
Omeala
Armand Alabx
Medina Regmeat
Lke Mensors
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Quints Battle Harbendale Lodians In City Tourney Prep
San Antonio quintet prepares for the tournament facing Harbendale Lodians tonight. Bryckenridge plays at Har Ispdale Mutsy Wednesday night while Tech meets Alamo Heights at 6 p.m. at General Gym. Lanier favors Vokx against Central Tuesday night.
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Alamo Heights
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