Sauer Big Shot in 12-0 Win for West
West team defeats East 12 to 0 in the New Year charity game on New Year’s day. George Henry Sauer, Nebraska born all American fullback turned halfback, scored two West touchdowns and led a strong defense on a rainy soggy field. Ed Denewski of Fordham impressed for the East with a powerful showing before Sauer sealed the victory.
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EAN Francisco
Nebraska
George Henry Sauer
Wester
Trice
Ed Denewski
Fordham
Charley Solean
Caligate
Mike Mikulek
Oregon
Sauer
Bill Smith
Washington
Cappoletti
Feathers
Mac
The Snow Paradox And New Year Calendar Notes
Yesterday's Explanations discuss how one inch of rain equals twelve inches of snow in water weight, the expansion of water when it freezes, and the air content of snow. It also claims New Year’s morning is not truly new with calendar arithmetic, leap years, and extraordinary adjustments into 1954, ending with a reader reply request.
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Acre
Avre
Regatta and Football Sparks Light Up Weekend Sports
Harold Scherwitz notes Bart Bower of the Texas Beat club regatta for the Hearst Trophy drew high interest as Ernle Millet from Stockton clinched a cash prize and trophy. He also highlights Columbia coach Low Little after a 7-0 win over Stanford, praising the Inevitable star power and the thrilling Lake Arrowhead race antics.
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Bart Bower
Texas Beat Club
Hamilton Bower
All Star voting highlights Cronin Hubbell and Klein Leach
Joe Cronin Washington shortstop led with 181 votes in Abe Sporting News all star selection. Carl Hubbell of the Giants drew 174 votes as pitcher, Chuck Klein of Phillies Cubs right field earned 170 votes, with Lenny Wilkens Berger and Charley Gehringer among others shaping the 1933 all star roster.
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Abe Sporting News
JAG
Baseball Voters' Association of America
Joe Cronin
Washington
Hubbell
New York Giants
Gerries
Chuck Kieth
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Neam
Tour Newcoms
Lenny Willer Berger
Benton Braves
Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Alvin Crowder
Selva Voles
Harridge
Sporting News
Cele
al Simmons
Chicago
Lwnite Sax
Walter Berger
Boseton Braves
Crick Kiotn
Pirot
Jimmy Foxx
Abhletion
Charley Oehringer
Detroit
Harald
Traynor
Pitsburg
Calder
Bill Dickey
New York Yankeca
Carl Hubbell
Wath
Inegton
Thrills For Boating Fans at Local Meet
Dockside racing drew crowds as speeds reached 47.1 mph. Winners included Win. Smith, Vincent, and Dick Neal of St Louis. Ruth Herring of Fort Worth highlighted the women’s field with a strong run. Charley Smoot triumphed in Class C while Everett won the final. New Braunfels forms a four-team city league with Public Service, Trojans, Rambiers, and United Grass System. season starts January 1 with Friday double-headers and a championship game.
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Smith
Vincent
Dick Neal
St Louis
Fort Worth
Ruth Herring
R.allen Smith
Shreveport
Charley Smoot
Wanton
Texas
Reinking
Washburn
Reuter
Hilton
Bower Brothers
Hamilton
Carlton
Everett
Ernie Miller
Runabout
Freck Vincent
Alten Smith
Lloyd, Hilton
Heredhel Turk
NEW Braunfels
J. R. Fuchs
Banlry Jones
Alfred Selke
Public Service Company
E Trojans
The
Rambiers
United Gras System
Doc Wagenfuer
Hilmar Staats
Bebo Hempe
Alfred Dilessen
Allbrey
Sauds
Ice Hockey Results Amid Murky Early Report
National League action shows New York Ammer vane defeating Oltawi 4 to 2 andTorena 2 to 8 in a mixed set of scores. Detenit 2, Lonion 2, Amédenn u swuatina. Kansas City and Luin Oy Oxtniella Ci dW HT. Lous 7 Tonit's schedule notes hidden. Achilles injury mentioned for several players.
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New York
Ammervane
Oltawi
Torenla
Chien
Vyurk Langere
Achilles
College Basketball Scoreboard snippet from late season
In a rough telegraph style summary the text lists college teams and scores including Minnesota, Pitt, Valparaiso, Kansas, Iowa State, Wichita State, Missouri, and Roger Union. It notes rough point totals around the 40s to 50s with several games mentioned in a compact results style.
Promising Elks Fight Card on Tuesday Tonight
Ely Boxing Association opens its 14th program with a mall star card at the Walkathon scene Tuesday. Ten rounds feature Chico Ortega vs. Ernesto Saguez and Midget Mealca vs. Roy Celamite in 10 rounds, plus Baby Colimas and Chief Perry Knowles in 10 rounds. Seven bouts slated, six of eight fighters well known through prior appearances. Colima returns to Dallas fame with four straight wins, while Ortega and Saguez headline a strong Elks program. Tickets on sale at Mars cigar store, Gunter Hotel cigar stand, and Exseluh outlets until 5:30 with walkathon event at 8. No price increase.
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Chico Ortega
Ernesto Saguez
Midget Mealca
Roy Célamite
Baby
Ely Boxing Association
Baby Coiima
San Antonio
Colima
Dallas
Drash
Perry Knowles
Fayou
Ils Princire
Ernesto Saruez
The
Elks Hive
Mars Cigar
Gunter Iotel Cigar Stand
Eixseluh
Slaughter Suspended After Bout With Cornish
Milwaukee report says Sammy Slaughter received a suspension from the athletic commission after a right hand punch to Winnipeg middleweight Frankie Battaglia ended the bout in 16.8 seconds. Slaughter’s purse was also held by order of Al Goetter as the commission’s action.
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Slaughter
Cornish
Milwaukee
Sammy
Kid") Slaughter
Tere Hautenegro
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg m
al Goetter
The
Athletic Commission
Regatta Notes Show Winners and Mishaps in Hearst Trophy Event
Hem Bower of the Hower family endured two rough days on the Hearst trophy course yet remained upbeat after the regatta. The trophy was presented by W G Allison on behalf of Mr Hearst Millot and Edwards and prizes totaling 1280 dollars were distributed among many drivers including Elton Vino and Bower. Frank Davis of Kansas City missed money but kept a good humor as other entries faced telegraphed well wishes from distant entries unable to attend.
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Hem Bower
Hower
Commadore
Texas Best Club
Hammie
Ty W. G. Allison
the Light
Hearst
Frank Davis
Kansaa City
Hin
Cy D. Wood
Rtnt
Commodore
Minceas
Bower
Beck
Lions Upset Coast Team In Rose Bowl Thriller
Stanford dominated with 295 yards to 138 and 13 first downs yet blew seven fumbles, five recovered by Columbia. Grayson led Stanford with 160 rushing yards on 27 carries, while Wes Muller starred on defense for Stanford and Brominski and Newell Wilder stood out for Columbia in a tightly contested Rose Bowl game.
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Columbia
Stanford
Lions
Indians
Grayson
Beck
Montgomery
Wes Muller
Maral
Newell Wilder
Brominski
Fear Stanford
Eai Sbeelte
Nmouenio
Powelielwns
Barabas
Thuchdown
Pines
Tom Onscre
Heal Vowsman
Crawley
Hide
Tommy
Fete Palriale
Utah University
Abs Santor
Rads
van Dellen
Liown
Gyora Adams
Linehan
Pack
Chippendale
Mosebux
Ciami
Texas Tennis Team Triumphs Over Mexico City Stars
The Texas tennis team won the international championship on the final day, with Bert Wellens and Des Bart delivering key wins for Texas. Mexico’s top players, including Alfonso Unda and Esteban Reyes, put up strong results, as the series concluded with Texas earning the trophy and planning a next winter visit to Mexico.
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Mexico City
Jen
Mondey
Mexico
Polnis Bo
Bert Wellens
San Antonio
Des Bart
Dallas
Bast
Alfonso Unda
Weitens
Esteban Reyes
Ricardo ‘Tapia
Mesiva
Martin Busby
Villenolder
Unde
Barr
Stormng Willans
Cenas
Ray Murray Stars as Stockdale Dominates Floresville in 14 to 0 Victory
In Floresville on a holiday, Stockdale Hamblers led by Ray Murray defeated the Fla Tewills 14 to 0. Murrey scored on a long pass return and another set up by Reed. Perzers, Brunes, Billeriek, Donsho, and Johnson shone as Floresville pressed to score, reaching Stockdale’s one yard line.
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Ray Murray
Stockdale
Floresville
Jan
Ry Murrey
Stee
Texas Aggits
Stockdale Hamblers
Fla- Tewills Alltlue
Murrey
Reed
Perzers
Brunes
Billeriek
Oilers Duncan Battle for Half Title in Magnetly Clash
The Duncan field quintet of the Commercial Haskets Bull league seeks a last chance to halt Magnoliac in a key Tuesday night showdown. A win would tie the race and likely force a playoff for the first half title. Oilers win would give them the half crown. Cecil Slater and Joe Reed join Brackenridge High School alums to bolster the Oilers. Game time is 8 o'clock at Brackenridge High gym. In the second game Bell Jewelers face Kaufman, aiming for their first victory, yet facing a strong challenger.
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Joe Reeder
Cecil Slater
Brackenridge High School
Dunan
Flicca
Slater
Reeder
Duncan Field
Haskets Bull League
Magnetly
Oilers
Olers
Thunsanfield
Bell Jewelers
Kaufman
Hell
Northern Stars Win Over Southern Eleven In Muddy Bowl
In Knoxville on January 2, a Southeastern Conference clash saw Kentucky punter Ralph Kercheval and his Northern teammates overpower a Southern all-star squad with a lopsided 98 to 0 score. The late third quarter featured Brackett to Kimorell a key 18 yard pass for a touchdown, amid a flood of mud and standout performances from Tennessee players Torrance and Batchelor, with numerous names listed among the South’s contenders and coaches from the Alaterma program noted.
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Northern’ Stars
Knoxville
Tenn
Nousend
Ralph
Kercheval
Kentucky
Ils
Northern
Jone
Brackett
Tennessee
Kimorell
Auburn
Batchelor
Groveta
Jack Torrance
Grent
Bouth
Nore
Louris Wueth Jatchelor
Gaer
Mark
Torrance
de As Bilin
Mabten
Wmaire
Wilson
Cagtoet
Nesta
Callin Wi Wale
Anais
Alaterma
Florida
Prairie View Panthers Triumph In Colored SW Championship
Prairie View College Panthers defeated Langston University 12 to 7 to claim the colored football championship of the Southwest. The win came with late scoring drives in the second and fourth quarters before about 8000 fans at Jefferson gym.
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Prairie View
Houston
Dan
Prairie View College Panthers
Langston University of ‘Oklahoma
Southwest
Paul Harper Looms As Coming Mat Champ In San Antonio
San Antonio wrestling fans anticipate Paul Harper’s second appearance at the Walkathan arena on Wednesday night. The ex Southern Methodist athlete is praised as an effortless worker with potential to wear the heavyweight crown, set to face tough John Plummer in a 2 of 3 falls bout. Local stars Osborn and Luttral join a loaded card as fans expect Harper to rise amid a veteran lineup.
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San Antoni
Paul Harper
Iwenl
Harper
Finner
Billy Edwards
Kansas City
Southern
University Flash
Dallas
John Plummer
Plummer
Hils
Widcul Stephens
Ann
Jack Longue
Ledtator
Fireman
Cowboy Luttral
Uhe County
Bea Rodent
Luttral
Waa
Uleket Neler
Penandas
Wrentling
HO Ean Travia Street
Columbia Defeats Stanford For Rose Parade Win After 14-Year Gap
In Pasadena on New Year’s Day Columbia defeated Stanford 7 to 6 to claim the wreath of roses, the win ending a 14-year drought in East teams scoring on the West. Harvard also won 7 to 6. overall East fared poorly in the era, with the South and Middle West each testing limited success. Coach Lou Little praised his squad’s discipline as conditions turned waterlogged, while Stanford’s Al Masters noted larger attendance and a shrewd contest, with roughly 33,000 present and total receipts around 446,000 dollars.
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Paesdena
Calif
Cotumbia
Stanford
Middle West
Jost
Herb Kopf
Columbia
Wrehington
Jefferson
California
Kopf
Ab Tucson
Pasadena
Aarco Ae
Wenl
Cal Mornia
Pleyers
Lou Lithle
Washington
Thornhill
Oleam
Latart
Fintan
al Masters
Maniager
Masters
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Slevens
Schammer
Cenrinua Sarboe - Sauer North
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Enele
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Cuarde
Huppke
Jonee
Ine
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Tilley
Jemes
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Sverterkerk
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Danowaki
G. Moris Tor
Ho” Merzig
Harton
Jorgenson
O'Brien Burker
Quarterhat
Nehl
McNeish Graham
Bowman
Bares
Brahem
Evann
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Kenturinire
Linyd Vader
Indre
Harry Brad
Wikiam Keller
East-Wist Statistics
Tost van Peivline
Dartmonth
Placto
Darmonth College
Gorhy
Chemoionrhin
John T. Deemar
Ripley
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Evelyn Reese, Omahs
J. Stewart
Shelbyville
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Harold Scherwitz
Tarn
Ernle Millet
Stockton
Reg Millatt
Brackiee
China
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Marvel
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Tung
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Pamadena
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Arrell
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Klein Leach All-Star
Kanan Kanana
Willard Brown
Inisha Boy
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Edwards
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Laney
Teame
Plaw Dee
Double Bill
Nemo Herreras
Money Las Hier Voks
Voks
Jefferson Gym
Welock
Chenillenecs
Versly
Amada Nervo
Paul Harper Ballyhooed
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