Texas Cowboy Cecil Smith Nears Polo Top in U S Ranking
Cecil Smith of Texas, wintering in San Antonio and excelling in polo, is poised to reach the top tier of the U S Polo Association rankings after the annual meeting in New York. He projects alongside Tommy Hitchcock, with Smith and Elmer Boeseke Jr. joining a push toward 19 goals and a Texas versus California exhibition in Los Angeles starting February 4.
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New York
Cecil Smith
San Antonio
United States
U.S. Polo Association
Priday
Tommy Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Chicago
Polo Association
Tommy
Fitthcock
Slone
Smith
Elmer Hoesake Jr
Smit
Rube Williams
J.B. Silmore
Tom Mather
Ona
Balp
Los Angeles
Texas
Wyrd Irom
Bob Honeyman
Midvick Country
Calfornia
Zimmerman Weds New Orleans Girl in City Nuptials
In New Orleans on January 1, Wiss Mary Frances Buck, former carnival queen, and Donald Gordon Zimmermann, Tulane University football star, were married in a high profile ceremony. The event drew 34 attendants and featured prominent debutantes as bridesmaids, reflecting a grand winter wedding atmosphere.
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Zimmerman
New Orleans
Wiss Mary Frances Buck
Donald Gordon
Don" Zimmermann
Tulan University
Palfback
Cammivai Balla
Aggies edge Owls in hard fought conference opener
In Houston and Dallas coverage, Texas A&M defeats Rice 28 11 in a tense walkwest conference opener. Star Owls towered defense stifled Merki while Kelly and Shepperd battled hard for the Aggies as core forwards challenged Journy and Bree in a physical game.
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Houston
Dan
Lean
Janey Lloyd Kelly
Rice
Texas Aggies
Carney
Merkn
Tower of Owles
Merki
Joh Reid
Shepperd
Aikey Senta
Hanper
Langford Purdy trade deal falls apart after Langford balks
A proposed deal sending Outfielder San Langford from San Antonio to Oklahoma City for Guttielder Pid Purdy collapsed. The agreement hinged on Langford’s approval, but no decision was announced as Langford remains undecided about baseball for the upcoming season and a possible good year ahead.
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San Antonio
Oklahoma City
San Langford
Missions
Guttielder
Pid Purdy
Langford
Samcer
Coaches Interviewed At Austin For Texas Head Coach
At Austin on January 11 the University of Texas board heard bids from multiple coaches for the head football post. Barry Lee Warren, ex Penn Navy star, led the first list with Pat Page, C A Weat, and James Bradshaw among others expected. Nearby Texas college coaches were also seen as finalists, salary questions ranging from 4000 to 7000 dollars influencing the decision, with a final selection likely Saturday.
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Universiy of Texas
Barry Lee Warren
University of Pennsylvania and Navy
W. E. Metrenthin
C. A. Weat
North Dakota
James
Rabbit" Bradshaw
Stenford Barkfield
Tenax
Coucl
Boat of Regents
Mentary
Randolph Loop Dominates Squadron in Wednesday League Bout
Randolph Loop led by center Red Clark overwhelmed Squadron 47 to win by a wide margin. Clark scored 29 points aided by Chris tle of Squadron 47 with 17. Squadron 46 beat Headquarters 35 21. Randolph travel game vs Barksdale Pelicans follows, while Squadron 53 meets Squadron 13 at Fort Crockett.
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Randolps Field
Squadron 47
Earuh
Squadron 46
Glark
Aemson
Christle
Barkedale Field
Shrevewort
Barksdale Pelicans
Fort Crockett
Randolph
Cutie To
Fo ES Tieam
Eater Lewis
McNair
Bauidron
Seidkame
Gillanders
Cy Ruacha
Jones
Suarde
Brewer
Ant Jahuglon
Monorban CY
Couter
Lanviine
Weide
Sianedt
Beach Kansas Captain Elected by Jayhawker Lettermen
Ormond Beach of Pawhuska Oklahoma fullback named captain of last season's Kansas football team by the 1933 Jayhawker lettermen in Lawrence Kansas.
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Beach
Girls City Basketball double bill Thursday at Woodlawn Lake
The program features Girl Goalers versus Andrew Morales Maids and State Hospital Nurses against Lanterstein's Riders on the Girl's City Basketball double bill at Woodlawn Lake. First game starts at 9. Wednesday saw St Mary's and Herlanelle win two in the Girls Academic league with Braden scoring 18 for St Mary's and Tatum scoring for St Joseph's 1. Sacred Heart won 26-23 over Harlandale as Evans led with 18. Next Wednesday four games are scheduled including Ursuline, Sacrament, Sacred Heart, and St Joseph's in the afternoon and St Mary's versus Harlandale at night.
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Andrew Morales
State Hospital
Lanterstein
I Girl's
Woodlawn Lake Col
St. Mary's
Herlanvale
St. Joseph’s
Braden
Tatum
St Joseph's
Harvindale
Sacred Heart
Sacred Bear
Evans
Ted
Wale Lyle
Tollary
Anata
Innel
Cantoris Tauernics
Auba
Hervontes May
Eaewardts
Biles Pfarin
Women Play Park Course San Antonio Golf Event
Brackenridge park, chosen for the Texas Women's Public Links Championship tour starting June 44, will host the San Antonio Women's Golf Association weekly handicap tournament at Gridlock Park Friday morning.
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San Antonio Women's Golf Association
J. Lee Wilson
Brackenridge Park
San Antonio
Drury Turns Pro For Sunday Game
Drury left amateur status to join Erny Pinckett's Trojan Exes and play the Chicago Bears at Wrigley Field next Sunday. He rejected a $25,000 pro offer earlier, choosing to compete for about $260 this weekend as a stand against calls for special purgatory for athletes turning pro.
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Drury
Los Angeles
Motley Drury
Southern California
Knute Rockne
Allstime
Nevers
Quahant
Thorpe
Erny Pinckett
Trojan
Chicago Bears
Wrigleyfield
Schmeling Comments On Fight Arrangements Amid Splitup
Former heavyweight champion Schmeling expressed surprise at reports of a split with the Linz camp over the Leyinsky bout. He said Joe Jacobson verified no dispute over the purse and indicated he would travel to Amsterdam today, dismissing any talk of a publicity stunt.
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Schmeling
Berlin
Maex Schimeling
Linz
King Leyinsky
Chicago Hai
Joe Jacons
Jed
Livinskys
Ameden
Dallas Directors Reelect Officers and Directors
Dallas stockholders reelect Sol Dreyfuss as president Robert Tarleton as vice president Lawrence Pollock and John Cottingham remain officers Directors listed include George Sephy Julius Achepps Tom Monaghan J Way Murrey and Dr M Cayo. Daylight baseball issues cited as a factor in governance. Tourney at San Angelo Texas features twelve or more teams in May weekend events.
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Dallas
Dallas Baseball
Sol Dreyfuss
Robert 8. Tarleton
Lawrence S. Pollock
Thensa
John K. Cotlingham
George Sehepya
Julius Achepps
Tom Monaghan
J. Way Mu
Walker Takes Over New Duties of Bossing Cubs
Chicago January 1 1934 William Murphy Walker elected president of the Chicago Cubs succeeding the late William Vecel. A veteran of the Federal League and early organizer of Chicago Feds, Walker plans another strong run for the World Series as NL race looks close. He is 63 and aims to boost Cubs broadcasting and advertising, with no hard liquor at Wrigley Field next season.
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Cubs
Chicago
Will Lem Murphy
Federal League Baseball
Wer
Chicago Cube
William 3. Vecel
Jersey City
Chicago Feds
Federal League
Capecity
Wrigley Field
Ute Cubs
William Weigley Jr
Cub
Vernk
Radio Statens
Wolley Sox
Wrigley Sield
Board of
Philip K. Wrigley
Etgerman
Te Hoard
Midget Mexico Faces Roy Calamari in Tuesday Card
Boxing card preview notes tentative lineup for Tuesday night featuring Midget Mexico vs Roy Calamari and Ernesto Laguez vs Owen Duvernay. Mexico’s condition causes a delay as a broken rope incident left him briefly injured. boxing examiner will approve or disapprove his appearance. Calamari requested a fight with Mexico on any terms. promoters agreed. Duvernay and Esguez also accepted terms for the card.
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Mexico
Roy Calamari
Ernesto Laguez
Owen Duvernay
Mornine
Mexto
Cecelia ‘Lozano
Tocal Boxing Examiner
Calamari
Duverney
Esguez
Lorms
Dozen on Frogs 1934 Grid Card Fort Worth
The Austin College Kangaroos and the Daniel Baker HN Billies were added to Texas Christian University’s 1934 football schedule. An announcement by business manager L C Weight lists the complete 1914 schedule with dates and opponents across Fort Worth and other Texas cities.
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Fort Worth
Jan
Austin Collage Kangaroos
Daniel Baker
Schreiner track squad braces for season with strong returnees
Schreiner College at Bearville reports 45 players called for track under coach H C Gilstag with 13 lettermen returning and several standout newcomers. Plans include a trip to the International Olympics in Loredo in February and the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. The Texas Junior College conference meet follows in Waog in May as the team builds around captain Reeves and 12 other lettermen. Returning lettermen include Carl H Reeves Jr Bob Bigring Moreland Chapman Pete Garcia Arthur Hughes Norvell Jackson Tom Matthews Lee Allen Koontz Elton Murphy Woodrow McCrary Johenny Neees Howard Nicholls and Robert Person.
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Bearville
Schreiner
H.C. Gilstag
Loredo
Fort Worth
Waog
Hon
Reeves
Dash Artist
Texas
Maeteys
Leclermen
Carl HH
Reeves Jr
Bob Bigring
Moreland Chapman
Pete Garcia
Arthur Hughes
Norvell Jackson
Tom Matthews
Lee Alien Koontz
Elton Murphy
Woodrow McCrary
Joheny Neees
Howard Nicholls
Robert Person
Vines Amazed by Tilden's Brilliance at Madison Square Garden
New York January 11 Gayle Talbot reports H Ailsworth Vines Jr, debuting as a pro, faced Bill Tilden in front of about 17,000 at Madison Square Garden. Tilden dominated, winning sets 5-6, 6-3, 8-2, as Vines showed flashes of brilliance and praised by Tilden for adapting to indoor play.
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Gayle, Talbot
New York
H. Ailsworth Vines Jr
Conors
Sill Tildeb
Ang Sord
Hece Jeu
Tan
Ehiy
Tilden
Vines
Madison Square Garden
Fred Perry
Zogland
Jack Crawford
Australia
Bill
Bull
Big Bill
Bil
Vineb
Sein
Philadelphia
Batba
Alls. i
Richards
B. Barnes
Viner
Tien
Frank Hunter
Jel
Rainville Falls to Hamm in Mem-Billinois Tennis
Miami January 11. Hudson Hamm the 1994 Florida state junior champion upset top seed Macce Rainville of Canada 5 7 6 1 8 6 to reach the semifinals at the Mem Billinois championship. Ricardo Morales of Cuba defeated Dee Gene McCauliffe of New York 6 3 4 8 0 7 in another top foreign seed victory.
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Hamm
Miami
Fly
Hudson Hamm
Florida
Secon
Macce
Canada
Entsy
Dee Gene McCauliffe
New York
Shalteriger
Ricardo Morales
Cuba
Morales
Maxtties
Et Nimang Chern
Mines to Meet Arkansas in Razorbacks Grid clash
The Missouri School of Mines will meet the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville on October 28. Coach S. Thomen of the Razorbacks announced today. Slayton of the Razorbacks notes the team completed the schedule with 10 games.
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Miners
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Ark
Missouri School of Mines
University of Arkansas
Feed S. Thomen
Razorbacks
Annonce
Slayton
Rolin
All-City High Grid Series Abandoned Dallas Era Ends
Dallas Athletic Director P G Cobb announced the end of post season football games between the Palms allcity team and San Antonio and Augus ton clubs after Houston authorities cut church receipts. The six Dallas coaches will still select an allcity squad with possible future Dallas games against Houston’s John Reagan team.
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Dallas
Palms
San Antonio
Aguston
P. G. Cobb
Dallas Board
Cobb
Houston
Eyaun
Dalles
Cole Sud
John Reagan
Heights Cage Five to Fredericksburg
Alamo Heights Mules journey to Fredericksburg Friday to meet the Fredericksburg school quintet in a decisive basketball clash and aim for a win on the road.
Winning Bike Team Sets 2475 Mile Six Day Race Record
MOLWADEER Wis Jan 11 A traveling 2496.8 miles in 43 hours the team of Freddie Gttevalre of Detroit and Streete van Blambruyck of Belgium won the third six day bicycle race early today Four other of the five teams that finished had more sprint points but the victors topped by mileage Final standings list Reggie McNamara of Newark N J and his setter Bobby Thomas of Keosha Wis second with third going to Wo Al Crossley of Bos tenant Freddie Zack of Sqiber Island
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Wis
Freddie Gttevalre
Detroit
Streete van Blambruyck
Belgium
Todpy
Reggie McNamara
Newark
N. J
Vetter
Bobby Thomas
Keoosha, Wie
Gong Wo
AL Crossley
Bos
Freddie Zack
Sqibersland
Rogue Tournament Underway at Travis Park
The tourist club hosts its annual championship at Travis Park with classes A and B playing. The event runs about ten days to crown the winner and honor the Tropay Club.
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Atfair
Travis Park
Blefelt
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