Rattlers Begin Practice at Central School Gym
St Marys University Rattlers opened workouts in Central School gym after delays in their on campus facility. Coach Frank Bridges will test local talent including returning players Chico Gabriel Pinkey Hornes Gonzales and Woodrow Ray among early attendees. Practice shifts aimed to quickly prepare for upcoming season in nearby facilities.
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St. Mary's University Rattlers
Letterman
Woodrow Ray
Guy ‘Todd
Herman Richter
Frank Bridges
Chico” Cabriel
College Cagers Triumph in Upset Victory
Oxlahama University gains a 52 to 47 win despite a rugged midgame stretch. Veterans Hill Martin led with 12 points and Lemon Mullen added 20 as a sophomore trio of Nutt, Merh, and Walker sparked the attack. Fans praised the fast break and the late surge by Adipal KavAn in the final minutes.
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Norman
Olle
Oxlahama
Fang
Theaa
Chelan
Monster Hough
Hill Martin Wan Diah
Lemon Mullen
Sunior
Jimmy eNutt
Marvin Mrech
Beatos Ralker
Exis
Manager's Job for Ex-Star Max Bishop
BALMMORE January 4. The Eastern Shore Baseball League club of the Bo comoke City has named Max Bishop to manage the club in 19. Bishop, a former second baseman, played 10 years with the Philadelphia Athletics then with the Boston Red Sox. He later coached and scouted for several teams, including Detroit, with a varied career across the 1930s and 1940s.
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Balmmore
Arthur Fy Ehlers
Ayer
Bocomoke City
Eastern Shore Baseball League
Max Bishop
Bishop
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Ted Soxi
Portland
Crechin
Detroit
R Myers
New Track to Open June 11 in Los Angeles Area
The 4Tollywoond Turf Club, facing controversy, won state endorsement to operate a second horse track in Inglewood from June 11 to July 23. About $1,230,000 has been spent on the track project as officials promise spring and early summer racing meeting at standard of California turf. Officers include J. L. Waiter and Bar Gilmore. Bing Crosby’s Del Mac Tutt is slated for dates June 2 to September.
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Los Angeles
Tod
Atute Horse Roring Board
Inglewood
Turf Club
California
Turkelu
Nike
J. L. Waiter
Waiter G. McCarty
Aldelson
Reon Walsh
Bar
Gilmore
All Man
Bing Crosby
YMCA Cagers Edge Opponents With Late Win In Dizzy Scoring Night
The YMCA basketball team rallied to a 423 victory as Jenene Kame led with 11 points and Livingston added 17. Mong Nulinnol, Krattman, Garten, and Poses also scored, with several players contributing in a high tempo Monday game.
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Winisman Bisket Mal
Thewlay Jd
Atnnia
AL Jenene Kame Ving Inllien
Livingston
Mong Nulinnol
Ty Krattman
Garten
Poses
Dygate
Ay F
O'Gahan Binilard Ligingaton Vile
Keller Ansnim
Benen
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Ket
It'll Be Prof Frisch In Spring
Prof Frisch will lead the St. Louis Cardinals spring training camp from February 21 at the Canfield? tavern. Branch Rickey will join as chief assistant and swap office clothes for a uniform as coach at the baseball school. Rickey has already picked Honkie Chaser Robert? to join the faculty. Rickey’s former flaw for delivering baseball will be tested as about 100 minor leaguers and at least two major leaguers participate.
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Louls
Frankie Frinch
St. Louls Cardinals
Rickey
San Antonio High Schools Schedule Night and Afternoon Games
Four city high schools set three night games and one afternoon tilt for Tuesday as prep for the forthcoming Metavitation tournament. Drackenridge visits Ornelbal Catholic while Ve ch goes to Haralson and Jefferson hosts Kerseyville. An afternoon 4 p.m. game links Lalee and St Henry’s, with Tech Bhifalocs slated Wednesday to face St Anthony’s Jackets.
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San Antonio
Jas
Lalee
St. Henry
Tech Bhifalocs
St. Anthony's
1937 Great Baseball Year and Giants’ Pennant Hope
Ford Freck reflects on 1937 NL pennant chase led by the New York Giants and Yankees, praises Bill Terry, notes changes to the ball for 1938, and forecasts the centennial baseball year as plans for a nationwide celebration begin with a $100 000 appropriation to involve leagues, colleges, and players across America.
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Ford Freck
National Baseball League
New York
New York Yankee
New York Giants
Terry
Hue
Natton
Lind
America
Enthusiaatte Mutteipatton
Didrikson Opens Los Angeles Golf Open Fight
The Los Angeles open starts Friday at Griffith Park with $5600 in prize money and 950 entrants. Harry Cooper defends his title after shooting 68 at Lakeside in North Hollywood yesterday. Notables from across states attend, including Byron Nelson, Harold Mebonnen, Emily and Al Zimmerman, Ky Latoon, and other golf greats.
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Los Angeles
Ube Didriksen
Racing Notes From Tropical Park Spark New Year Racing
Tropical Park grounds drew a strong turnout on New Year’s Day as racing resumes after a slow start. Favorites won about 80 percent of races, with several longshots also shining. standout performances included Orientals and Sandy Skinny claiming notable victories. The meeting showcased future stars like Third War and juvenile runners in the 2 year olds class, amid plans for the Santa Anita derby.
Coaches OK Alterations Made in Gridiron Rules
New York Jer 4 17 F oot hall coaches from sections of America approved major changes to football rules during a weekend meeting at Edge Water Park Miss The group endorsed three incomplete forward passes into the end zone without a touchback and moving the ball in from 18 yards on out of bounds plays While some favored broader forward passing rules others preferred keeping limits This card summarizes the era turning rule shifts and endorsements from college figures including L LaLowe Columbia KOPF and Dorais with emphasis on improved offense and scoring potential
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Jer
America
Edge Water Park
Miss
DwSse4
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Conmumbia
Centhes
Natonal Committee
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Tontunll
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Kopf
Herb Kopf
Manhattan
Liss
Mal Hdwards
Purdue
Richmond
Ike Armatrong
Wials
Willams
Newton
North Carolina State
Gus Dorius
Detroit
Seuirday
Santa Clara
Louisiana State
Doris
Asen
Dorais
Dorass
Football Rule Changes Tackle Gridiron Play
Edgewater Park Mississippi reports on Collegiate Athletic Association rule changes aimed at aiding offense. Key moves move kickoff out of bounds yards to 15 and allow incomplete forward passes behind the goal line except on fourth down. Secretary Langford announced unanimous approval after two day committee sessions with several other proposals rejected or referred.
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Edgewater Park
Miss. Jas
Mallon
Collegiate Athletic Association
Ofense
Reicher Quertion
Uni
Langford
New York City
American Football Gasches Association
Wes
Cammittes
Coaches Association
Coaches Say Forward Pass Rule Changes Benefit Offense
Fred Thomson of Arkansas argues the five yard restriction on forward passes remains. Clyde Waters, a noted New England official, says such changes would challenge coaches, especially at college level. Howard Jones and others from Southern California to Duquesne back changes that would boost scoring while Ducky Pond of Yale notes offense already leans too far from defense.
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Fred Thomson
Arkansas
Clyde Waters
New England
Howard Jones
Southern California
BU Spaulding
University of California At Los Angeles
Harry Hughes
Colorado State
BT Kern
Carnegie Tech
Donn P
Smith
Duquesne
Margi Ducky Pond
Yale
Bette
New Jersey backs Louis Galento boxing bout plan
New Jersey Athletic Commission chief Abe J. Greene said the commission would lend every resource to facilitate the proposed Joe Louis versus Galento bout. Greene sent a telegram to promoter Hurd Mendal, who, with two New Jersey businessmen, offered Louis $100,000 to defend his title. Louis managers Roxborough and Binex would consider the proposal as Mendel sought a bout in Atlantic City in March or April.
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Okehs
Newark
New Jersey Athletic
Abe J. Greene
Greene
Hurtr Mendal
Galento
Detroit
John Roxborough
Julian Binex
Louis
Mendes
Atlantic
Olly
Home Loving June ODea Blocks Pitchers Divorce
New York reports June ODea estranged wife of Lefty Gomez has informed through her lawyer she will not grant a divorce. Gomez in Hollywood heads to Reno as divorce action is filed in New York. Jurisdiction and recognition of Reno decrees are disputed by June’s attorney Melvin Klees Intatt.
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Ins
Lefty Gomez
Yankev
Southe Paw
June O'Dea
Champ Pitoner
Gomiéz
Hollywood
Reno
Mercers
Neynds Court
June
Melvin Klees Intatt
Stinger
Crashy
Lefty
Done
Slmmer
Yankees
Gehrig Makes Film Debut in Rawhide Western
Lou Gehrig baseball star and Yankees captain appears in his first movie role in the western picture Rawhide. The script places him as a ranch hand aiding foreman Smith Ballew while Mrs Gehrig supports him off screen.
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San
Lot Gehrig
Brow Monn
Gehrig
Smith Ballew
Uda Fery Lough Levy
Rangsters
Golden Bears Poised After Slump Amid Rose Bowl Talk
Hollywood dispatch reports California football, Pacific Coast Conference champion, gears up for 1913 season. Coach Leonard Allison cites leaders Bettas, Do Yrona, Stoll, Dolman, Anderson and Les Binks as nucleus, with aims to rebound after a 39-0 Rose Bowl loss to Alabama and a tough 1912 slate.
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Upi
California
Golden Bears
Leonard
Allison
Californis
Ttatar
Stanford
Southern Collier- Tag
Washington
Hind
Meek
Herwik
Chapman
Evans
Brockton
Sahwarts
Royal Britons Attend Greek Crown Prince Wedding
The duke and duchess of Kent traveled to Athena to attend the January 6 ceremony for Crown Prince Ponk, heir to the Greek throne, and Princess Frederikg iutte of Brunswick, in a distant kinship link to the Trieish family.
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Duchess of Kent
Athena
Ponk
Hris
Greece
Frederikg Iutte
Brunswick
Trinte Paul
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