Baylor Bears Set For Arkansas Opener In SEC Tilt
Baylor faces Arkansas in Fayetteville in a key Southwest Conference opener as the Bears bring seasoned players and a strong showing from the Oklahoma City Invitational. Texas and Texas A&M prep for North Texas and other league foes amid early season trials.
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Parkers
Bears
Fayetteville
Qtarks
Jettarmen
Dor Lockerd
Gilliland
Lasteer
Ferro Arkansas
Texas A. and
M.tube Institute
Houston
Cave Jhusty Kitty Omis
Dale Preibrveer
Giant
Collins
Stark
University of Texas
Baxter
Teat of Us
North
Texas
Peans Christin
Sammy Bargh
Chariie Mabry
Dalles Satuday Eh
Longhorn
Buth Towers
Top ranked net stars lead Coral Gables event
In Coral Gables Florida on January 1, the Lithane Mal Blemi-Biltmore tournament lists 84 players led by Donald Budge of Los Angeles Frank Parker of Loving Lae and Bryan Great of Atlanta holding top three places in the United States Lawn Tennis Association rankings. Budge’s first round match versus Joki Palmer was postponed until his California arrival. Parker draws Abs Garsford of New York while Grams Willian Shelby meets Wayne Sabin. Foreign entries include Ricardo Morales and Gustave Vollmer.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Awies Tite Aeldon
Mal Blemi-Biltmore
Donald Budge
Ing Angele
Noo
Drilled States Lawn Tennis Association
Frankie Parker
Loving Lae
Boo
Bryan
Bitse
Great
Atlanta
Orien
Parker
New Orleans
Budge
Ioky Palmer
Miami Beach
California
Parkey
Abs Garsford
New York
Gramt
Willian Shelby
Miami
Charles Haris
West Palm Beach
Bilmore Hendrix
Lakeland
Flawes
Wayne Sabin
Los Angeles
Ricardo Morales
Gustave Vollmer
Havana
United States
Lavy Tennis Association
Mn Oontite
Jacobs
Prankis Parker
Don Budge
Waite Parker
Grans Court
Bitsy" Grant
England
Wimberor
Woman Captain Receives River Navigation Master Certificate
Bary Becker Greene of Glacimat has held a master certificate since passing an exam before steamboat inspectors in Pittsburgh. She has since worked actively as a pilot and steamboat captain. Mrs. Greene belongs to Harbor 25 Masters and Pilots, port of Pittsburgh, and has long served as a leader in the organization. Letters to Mr. Ripley with a stamped envelope will receive replies about the Believe or cartoons.
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Glacimat
Fittsburgh
Wes
Ripley
Cunningham to Return in New York Indoor Meet
Olenn Cunningham, returning to competition in New York after Kansas, will start the indoor season at the Knights of Columbus meet in Columbus. He aims to join Don Lash, Marty Guckmant, and Joe McCluskey on the 1936 Olympic team, with Lash in the two mile and McCluskey in the 3000 meters. Guckmant enters the 60 and 100 meter sprints as he seeks to reclaim a sprint relay spot.
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New York
Olenn Cunningham
Kansas
Oni
Cunningham
Don Lash
Marty Guckmant
Joe McCluskey
Columbus
First Colt of New Year Claimed by Waggoners
Arlington Downs Texas July 4 Paul and Guy L Wags Zoney’s stock Three D’s foal born to a 22 year old mare named Web of the new Year. The sire is Liberty Limited with several other foals expected in January and months ahead.
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Arlington Downs
Texas
Paul and
Guy L. Wags
Zoney
Gable
Literty Limited
Liberty Limited
Mazette
George Smith
Sam Mole
Kilkerry
Spearmint
Jose K
Sy Dainty
Porte Drageai
Petes
Pat
Petuiig
Feat
Apri
Sanny Ans
Sun Bmaroy
Romange
Liberty
Lin- Aled
Kecvid
Kilkerey
Bert Hote
Vines to Clash with Perry in Madison Square Garden
New York January fourth reports that Ellsworth Vines and Fred Perry will meet Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden in a bid to settle the pro amateur dispute. Perry, once top amateur, and Vines, leading pro, are expected to draw a large gate. a doubles match with George Lott and Bill Tilden follows the singles.
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New York
Fred Perry
England
Cash
Ellsworth Vines
Madison Square Garden
Bill Tilden
Vines
Big Bill
Perry
Tie Garden
Sintag
George Lathapasies Vines
Tilden
Welcome for Bronchos as Santa Clara Returns from New Orleans
Santa Clara University football team, victorious over Louisiana State, heads home to San Jose on Wednesday. A large civic welcome with a parade, band, and officials will accompany the squad from the station to a victory ceremony. The Broncs were undefeated until the Texas Christian game in San Francisco.
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Cal
Santa Clara Univers
Louisiana
New Orleans
Bronco
Santa Clara
Louisians
Santa Claras
Texas
Christian
San Francisco
Tennis rankings spark row over USLTA list
The United States Lawn Tennis Association issued early rankings for 1936 causing debate before the February convention. Top men include Budge Parker Grant Riggs and Van Ryn. women leaders Marble Jacobs and Fabyan lead a list that elevates youth amid retirements and controversial omissions.
Cleveland Indians spring training report Feb 28 plans
Cleveland manager Steve Neil set February 28 as the reporting date for pitchers and catchers for spring training in New Orleans. Osfielders and outfielders report a week later, with the first practice game March 13 against the New Orleans Pelicans. The team will then tour Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Alabama Georgia Mississippi and the Carolinas, ending with five games at the Polo Grounds in New York on April 17 and 18.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Steve Neil
Arkansas
Obama
Georgia
Mississippi
Carolinas
Polo Grounds
New York
Jaysees Honor Tivy High Team at Kerrville Dinner
The Antlers of Tivy High School, state tournament finalists who defeated Amarillo before losing, will be honored at an appreciation dinner at the Bluebonnet hotel in Kerrville Friday night. The Kerrville Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts the event with about 200 guests including Hays and other officials. Benneth Bennett is committee chairman.
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Tivy High School
Amarido
Bluebonnet Hotel
Kerrville
Playoff for Miami Prize in 13th Open Golf Tournament
In Miami Florida the 13th annual Miami open golf tournament concludes with Tony Manero of Coral Gables and Ray Mangrum of Dallas leading to a potential playoff for the top prize of 500. Manero posted 68 to tie Mangrum at 277 after 32 holes, with Mangrum shooting 68 67 70 71 for a 282 total and Ed Oliver of Wilmington third at 300.
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Fla
Dlace
Tony Manero
Coral Galles
Tasena
Ray Man Etum
Dasten
Myeiey Winmnen
Wil Collet
Manero
Mangrum
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Frank ‘Walsh
Chicago
Bil Heinlein
Indianapolis
Ky Laftoon
Orlando
Johnny Ferrell
Hollywood
Wille
Kirin
Leon Pettisven
Pendleton
Amateuers
Bears Defeat Stars In Postseason Style
Chicago Bears topple the Stars 7 to 6 in a hard fought game yesterday. Jack Manders booted the extra point after the Bears’ first quarter score. Habay Wilson starred for the All-Stars with a 82 yard dash for a fourth period touchdown before a late score from Maco Stewart.
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Joe Studahar
Bears
Habay Wilson
Southern Methodist Mustangs
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Wile
Maco Stewart
Gene Daar
Eana Stacs
Will
Bice
Fnsehurst
Johnson
Anne
Wrost
Thompson
Lackey
Owl
Guard
Alter
Brumbuunk
Comnett
Rentner Rengantie
Gurekl
Noltinz
Doebring
Becky
Liam
Syleester
Towel
Whilfie
Baker
Smartt
Re Wilson
Wake
Walsh Predicts Schmeling Retirement
New York January 4. Davis reports that if Schmeling wins the heavyweight title in June he will likely retire, with plans to fight only one more bout or none, and doubts about a return to face Louis. The piece outlines potential post June outcomes, including Schmeling considering retirement after the Braddock era and his pursuit of future schemes.
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Walsic
New York
Schmeling
Joe Louis
Feht Louis
Behmteting
Tunney
Heeney
Ehark
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Beir Foor
Foard Te Cwrenty
Great Britain
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Lauis
Braddock Money Ag
Itour
Peestice
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Hell Sven
Briddock
Randolph Cagers Vie In Troop-Base Inter Squadron Races
Randolph soldiers form a basketball squad to represent the West Point air base in Army and college competition. Ten players from various units are on the Rambler squad, led by Leo Marshall with a 14.0 point average over seven games as inter-squad games resume after a holiday break.
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Randolph Feld
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Danijel Heese
Marshal
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Cellerite Squadron
Whille
Bears
Tuacena
Double Eyeles
Numa Ae
L. Marshall
East Texas Lions Face SMU In College War Night
East Texas Lions entertain at Commerce tonight against Southern Methodist University. Rost to the base keteers of SMU highlight the college game while other notes mention a musical at Twentieth Century-Fox with Dick Powell and Madeleine Carroll and a chorus lineup with minimal hair color changes.
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SMU Commerce
East Texas
Southern Methodict University
Irving Beets
Twentieth Century-Fox
Dick Powell
Madeleine Cerroll
Sugar Bowl Meet To Be Bigger Says Sponsor
NEW ORLEANS Jan 4 The Sugar Bowl sports festival sponsor Mid Winter Sports Association praised the program's success and outlined plans for a larger festival and a 600 seat stadium for 1938. The event included traes tennis basketball boxing taekwatta rowing and a New Year Day football game LSU vs Santa Clara 21 14. About 41 000 paid admissions generating around 121 000 in receipts.
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Warren ¥. Miller
Miller
Tilane
National College Site Athlete Association
Coleges
Traes
Tegatta
Louisiana State
Ssntz Galata
Santa Clara
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