Conference Basketball Title Race Opens Three Games A Night
Southwest conference basketball opens with six of seven top teams in action. Baylor faces Texas in Austin while Rice meets Texas A. M. at College Station and TCU visits Southern Methodist in Dallas. Coach Jimmy Kitts debuts as Rice Owls coach. Arkansas trips North Texas Teachers in Fayetteville, edging past 34 20 for first home win as Dor Beaton leads with 12 points.
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Austin
Baylor University
University of Texas
Baylor
Rice Institute Owls
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College Station
Texas Christian University
Southern Methodist University Mustangs
Texas Christian
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Tninus
Waco
Jimmy Kitts
Athens High School
Maken
Rice Owls
Watharene Geunde
Zigey
Unisire
Marcunt Meerkat
Aurtay
Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Denton
Forle
Martinez-Zorilla Family of Cornell Athletes Visits San Antonio
Three members of the Martinez-Zorilla family from Mexico City visit their father in Mexico City with Cornell assistant coach J. T. Taugeneld. Joe Martinez-Zorius, an all-American end for Cornell, played last Monday against the West in San Francisco and joined his brothers here. Harrison Stafford and Ernie Koy, Texas University stars, accompanied Joe and later headed to Austin to continue studies. Seven members of the Martinez-Gorilla family have been Cornell athletes, including the father Carlos Gr.
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Tamer
Cornell University
Mexico City
dJose, Curetos
Cristobal Martinez-Zorlb
San Antonio
Cornell Assintfant
J. T. Taugeneld
Joe Martinez-Zorius
Cornell
San Francisco
Joe
California
Harrison Stafford
Ernie Koy
Texas University
Koy
Stafford
Austin
Marlines- Gorilla
Carlos Gr
May's Master Career Seems Over After Cubs Release
Chicago January 1 The end of Frank Jakie May's 14 year major league career appears near after the relief hurler of the Chicago Cubs was released yesterday The veteran pitcher can seek a despot himself under rule requiring 10 year men to be outrighted but may struggle to land another major league spot Cub officials say several major league openings remain available for him.
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Jakie May
Chicago
Frank
Jakie") May
Chicago Cubs
Jessen
Majnor Teague
Cub
Boxers Over 75 to Box in Century Club Exhibition
In St Petersburg on January 7 four senior members of the Century Club, all over 78, proceed with boxing bouts planned tonight despite protests. Corporal Jubb, 81, forfeits 11 seats to opponent George Washington Brown, 8, in the bantamweight main event. Younger contenders include George Yeaburger, 27, and M. H. Emory, WR. The matches are four short rounds each. Dr Robert Angell protested that the fights could cause irreparable harm, but officials will not halt the exhibition.
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George Yeaberger
M. H. Emory
Robert EF
Angell
Lanier Loses as Steck er Stars in Rough Five
Lanier Highs fall 38 to 44 to Randolph Field Post with Ray Stecker from West Point contributing 21 points. Team lineup includes Laster, Escobedo, Mendoza and others in a fast rough contest with multiple forwards and guards scoring.
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Lanier High
Thetiinym
Jesmnvd
Ray Stecker
West Point
Blecker
Randolph Field
Lanier Voks
Laster
Sender
Escobedo
Rodriguez
Samudi
Mendoza
Bernal
Castaneda
Gorzales
Ruiz
Hernandez
Slecker
Powell
Arthur
Elxridge
Abeil
Senter
Herd
Truse
Gangtien
Relerea
Andrews
Scorer
Matias
Limer
Smith
Army League Thrilling 72 11 Victory by Ninth Infantry
The Ninth Infantry routed Twelfth Field Artillery 72 to 11 in an Army league game, with Tremmel scoring 18 and Johnson 14 as most players joined the scoring column. Collier added seven of the Towers' 11 points while the Twenty third Infantry beat Medical Regiment 40 to 2, with Hramer and Britt leading the Medicos.
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Infantry
Twelfth Field Artillery
Tremmel
Johnson
Wilson
Pretty Mear
Collier
Twenty-third Infantry
Hramer
Britt
Garvey to Assist New Fordham Boss
New York reports Ed Garvey former Notre Dame fineman and NFL player will join Jimmy Crowley’s assistant staff as Crowley takes the Michigan State era to Fordham next fall for the football season.
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Garvey
Fordham
New York
Notre Dame
Jimmy Crowley
Michigan State
Pordham
Nevers Enrolls as Stanford Spring Term Student
Ernie Nevers, former Stanford fullback and new assistant coach to Tiny Thornhill, is registered as a student for the spring term at Stanford. He was never emaluated from Stanford and participates in university activities while pursuing studies. A separate note advertises The Light's Free Rental Directory available at Piggly Wiggly stores with rental properties contact Mary Lou.
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Stanford
Stanford University
Callt
Ernie Nevers
Tiny" Thornhill
Nevers
Ae the Light
Newly Adopted Metric System in First Indoor Meet
The Columbus council Knights of Columbus indoor meet opens the 1993 season on board floors in New York. Most events switch to metric with a 60 yard dash kept as a sprint. Leysex ton heads the entry list with Dave Adelman and other stars like Jan McGlaskey Paul DeBenyn George Lermond Pont Mundy and Barnie McCafferty among competitors.
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New York
Columbus Council
Knights of Columbes
Ivent Ie
Mat
Leysexton
Georgetown Athine
Dave Adelman
Fa Dieohtet
Jan McGlaskey
Paul DeBenyn
Thor
George Lermond
Pont Mundy
Philadelphia
Sarazen Leads Star Field in Los Angeles Open
At Wilshire Country Club the Los Angeles Open begins with golf legends including Gene Sarazen of the Miami-Butmore club and Johnny De Forrest, plus former British amateur champion Wills Hunter. Other noted entrants include Craig Wood, Olin Dutra, Fred Morrison, MacDonald Smith, Harry Cooper, George Van Elm, Horton Smith, Lea Diegel, Dick Mets and Archie Hambrick.
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Los Angeles
Giants
Wilshire Country Club
Galaxy of Stars
King
Gene Sarezen
Miami-Butmore
Great Britain
United States
Bobby Jones
Barazen
Johnny de Forrest
Britain
Wills Hunter
Craig Wood
Olin Dutra
Fred Morrison
MacDonald Smith
Harry Cooper
George van Elm
Horton Smith
Lea Diegel
Dick Mets
Archie Hambrick
Heights Run Up Big Score In City Basketball Night
Laurel Heights defeated the Highlanders 60 to 23 while the Dixie club edged DeMolay 27 to 23 in Friday city major basketball games. Lineups listed for Dixie club Laurel Heights and Highlanders include players such as L Keller Savage Stamps Barajas Ward Dixon and Caylor Theis Jesse Theis pred brank Bubs Neal Was acoter.
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Laurel Heights
Dixie Club
Tpriday
Highlanders
L. Keller
Savage
Nest
Arcineage
E. Keller
Krelzer
Hillock
Hasse
Charpentier
Demosty
Renter
Theis
Brank
Bubs
Miller
Neal
Acoter
Unemployment figures cited by AFL chief in Washington
In Washington on January 1 William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, gave a bleak unemployment estimate for November at 11,590,000. He noted higher figures than August and that December early reports hinted at still more job losses. He urged relief as long months of hardship strain families while unemployment trends show slower rise than past low periods.
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Washington, D.C
Willam Green
American Federation of Labor
Greet
Oil Firm Spuds 4th Gonzales Well
Luling Oil and Gas Co has spudded its fourth well in the southern Gonzales county on the J. W. Smith tract. The company under lease 10,000 acres tests the Sample unit as it seeks a field in the region after drilling three prior tests in the Pligeimacclinn area.
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Gonzales
Luling OW and Gas Company
Haa
Ita
J. W. Smith
Olympic Impetus Still Felt in Amateur Sport
Amateur sport surged in 1933 with Olympic momentum shaping plans for Chicago's Century of Progress. Brundage credits the Games for international goodwill and highlights record performances in track and field at Los Angeles and Lake Placid, noting figures like Hampson, Bausch, Tojan, Sexton, Venzke, Spitsin, and Vante in a year of landmark achievements.
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Olympic
Avery Brundage
Dalen
United States
Auielehn Olzrupien Agunclation
OHIC
Sa Taoes
Chicago
Spor
Los Angeles
Thast
Lake Placid
William Carr
Yom Hampson
England
Jim Bausch
Kansas
Eddie To
Jan
Leo Sexton
Gene Venzke
George Spits
Anenis
Pole Vanteing
Palo Alto
Tris Speaker Deal Near for Kansas City Club
Kansas City is poised for a baseball franchise change as Tris Speaker moves toward ownership and manager duties with the Blues. Keyser and E Lee Keyser of Des Moines have discussed terms with the Muehleboch group, pending a business provision. If finalized, Speaker would steer the club, following a storied Cleveland playing career.
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Kansas City
Jon
TNS
Tris
Knnaag City
American Association
American Longuester
E. Lee Keyser
Dez Moines
IP. B. Reeder
Muehleboch
Blues
Muehleboch Field
Bath
Speaker
Keyser
Des Moines
Tris 16
Keté
Cleveland
City News Prize ma aquerade dance Sat night 9 WL 2
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Prnk
Tanner
Rhythm Kings
Martinez Bunday
Alamo Ballroom
Allendine
Trawalter Hall
Hartmann
Jackets Welcome Heights In Warmup For League Opener
St Anthony's Yellow Jackets rout Alamo Heights high school in the college gym as a prelude to the Southwest Texas Academic League season opener against St Anthony's and Central high. The meeting between top early teams is expected to draw a large winter crowd despite the Sunday postoffice game being called off.
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Sb. Anthony's College Yellowjackets
Alamo Heights High School
Southwest Texas
St. Anthony's
Jacques Seeks to Define Amateur in Golf World
Herbert A. Jacques, about to become WTGA president, aims to define what constitutes an amateur golfer at the organization’s annual meeting in New York. He argues the game should keep its current equipment and opening rounds, predicts little club upheaval, and doubts faster balls or longer courses would improve golf.
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New York
Jan. T
Herbert A. Jacques
Ttme
Worlthy
Harvard
Ross
Somerville
Jacques
Duster
Randolph Loop Squadron defeats Forty seventh in league game
Randolph Loop Squadron GT routed the Forty seventh Squadron basketeers 93 to 15 in the Randolph Field league. The halftime score stood 25 to 4. Readings list lineup details with players Christy Walters Clark Lewis Marshall Ball Thomas Warren Huckner Woods for Randolph Loop and Chain White Cillandera Ithe Wolf Moore Golden Margols Harringhon Griffin Frame Sibs for Forty seven.
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Basketeers
Squadron Sixtysseven
Christy
Walters
Clark
Lewis
Marshall
Ball
Thomas
Warren
Huckner
Woods
Bubs
Squadron
Forty-seven
Chain
White
Cillandera
Ithe
Wolf
Moore
Golden
Margols Harringhon Griffen
Frame
Sibs
Unclear Basketball Hire and Scoring Notes From Local Pickups
Fragmented tally of players and scorers from a basketball event, naming Nichelle, Wallace, Reyes, and others with scattered team mentions. Mentions Fortescain and Manmonttat scores 43 and 90, plus referee and timer cues. Source text is garbled with many unreadable fragments. no coherent outcome.
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Bree
Howell
Nichelle
Bonet Barris
Sveriens
A. oMlegan
Plinker
Weld
Marcin
Wineburger
Daz
Qcorer
Jontstimer, R
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Second Field Artillery Brigade Horse Show Sunday
Fort Sam Houston hosts the annual Second Field Artillery Brigade horse show entirely on Sunday starting at 1 a.m. due to Saturday memorials and wet fields. If weather permits, the event will be at Trent Field, otherwise moved to the artillery ring on Bracket Ridge Avenue and the Aust road.
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Field Artille Jury Brigade
Fort Sam Houston
Army
Central Catholic boys beat Alamo Heights 41 to 28 in gym action
Central pranced through heights Friday night with a 41 28 win over the Alamo Heights Mules on the Central court. Central's balanced scoring led by Abralotti 14 and Weltens 7 plus Moore 2 and Peche 7 carried the victory while the Mules showed promise but lacked indoor practice and range. In a separate note, Central Copperheads juniors defeated Mark Twain Junior High 42 22.
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Central Catholic Hilth School
Buttons
Alamo Héights High Mules
Central
Balinas
Weltens
Forjwaenet Moore
Tenter
Abrlotti
Hitler
mcGinley
Noonan
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