Fight to Oust Indian Club Expected in Texas League
Strong sentiment favors dropping two weaker Texas League clubs at a meeting of club owners in Dallas. Rumors say San Antonio may be targeted. President Hammond plans to attend or send a rep and San Antonio is expected to stay in the league.
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Owls Beat Texaco Oilers 39 to 34 In Rice Gym
Rice Owls defeated former conference stars Texaco Oilers 39 to 34 at Rice gym. Koch limited Jake Hess to one field goal. Johnson and Strickland scored for Rice as James Sprained ankle sidelines him for Austin Baylor game. In Commerce Texas A&M Mustang cagers opened with 41 to 14 win over East Texas Teachers Lions led by Bacons Zachary with 10 points each.
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Minnesota Gridders Stay Close to Home
Minnesota colleges plan a near home schedule as they finish current contracts in intercollegiate football. Frank McCormick, Athl Directors, says most Big Ten games plus occasional breaks will keep teams busy. An offer to come without a home and home agreement is possible but unlikely. Pittsburgh meets Minnesota next, with future trips noted and Nebraska set for Lincoln likely in 1935.
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White Sox release three youngsters from roster
Chicago White Sox trimmed its roster by optioning three young players. Willig Norman exits to Louisville of the American Association after two trials in the outfield. Jon Bartula returns to Buffalo of the International League for another year of seasoning, with Phyl Galligan joining him.
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University of Minolta
Buffalo
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Plan Change for Lone Star Bird Dog Open Trials
R L Edwards announced schedule changes for the Lone Star Bird Dog Association field trials. An open event on Sunday January 29 targets professional handlers and non members with a $5 entry fee per day and trophies for top three. Trials on Medina Irrigated Farms north of the Missouri Pacific tracks between Natalla and Devine offer abundant birds. Membership trials start Friday with puppy stakes at $2, derby Saturday $2.50, all age stakes Saturday $3, trophies awarded for the first three places in each event, no cash prizes. A game dinner and trophy presentation will follow Sunday open trials at the Menger Hotel.
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Promoter changes card for Chicago featherweight clash
Johnny Tena will replace Tony Palazaala in an eight round prelim to the Tommy Paul Preddle Miller title bout at Chicago Stadium on January 13. The Illinois State Athletic Commission refused to approve Prinz voli. 18 Anstable opponent for Milling and Pela was signed inat Muht by Metehmaker Noto Lewis. Osman back on skis in Chicago. Casper Olman returns for the central championship meet atOnly, Ill. January 15 with stars Tut kang, Roy Mike Roleon, and Harold Borenren listed.
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New York
Locey Named Co-Coach of West in East West Grid Classic
Percy Locey the Denver University football coach was named co coach of the West in next year’s East West grid classic by the San Francisco Shrine. Orin Bellingberg of Washington State was reappointed as the other West coach. Dana X Bible departed for Lincoln after vacating his Nebraskan post for two years to take on other duties.
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San Francisco Shrine
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Nebraska
Cubs Offer Albany Club for Sale Cheap
Chicago Cubs president William L. Veeck says the Albany Reading International League franchise may be bought cheaply. The move follows Albany official Clarence H. Rowland turning back his option to purchase the team.
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House of David Quintet Best of Season
Five bewhiskered House of David players defeated the Texas Chiropractic Hawks 59 to 45 at Woodlawn Lake. Johnson led with 21 points before fouling out. Flores topped the Hawks with 19 as House of David, famed for its shaven-faced members, toyed with the locals and used sharp passing and ball handling to secure the win.
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James to Work Fast With St. Ed's Squad
Austin Jan 5 With under two weeks to open the Texas conference schedule Saint Edwards coach Curley James plans a rapid conditioning push for the cagers. Only two lettermen eligible Kevin at forward and Higgins at center, with Evans Stone Rodgers Stinson Riley Dibrell Hime l and Dekers among hopefuls and Pratt at center.
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Carberry Favored for Michigan Post
Glenn M. Carberry former Notre Dame captain and Michigan State coach emerged as the leading candidate to replace Jimmy Crowley as Michigan State mentor after Crowley resigned for a Fordham post at $12,000 a year. Crowley reportedly signaled his departure. Fordham officials said Carberry would be considered for the East role, but Crowley later denied this.
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Judge" Carberry
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Columbus Candidates Seek Columbus Team Managers
Thirty baseball players have applied for the Columbus team managership in the American association. President Larry MacPheil disclosed the applicants but not their names or the likely selection. Pat Crawford, St. Louis Cardinals first baseman, appears eliminated from Columbus consideration for 1933.
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Pat Crawford
St. Louis Cardinals
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