All-America pro team selected by Football Writers’ Association
The Football Writers’ Association announces its 1929 All-America Professional Team with Ace Parker of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Parker Hall of Cleveland earning first-string back positions. Other selections include Don Hutson, Davey O’Brien, Tuffy Leeman, Mel Hein and notable linemen from Green Bay, Chicago, New York and Washington, reflecting votes across positions.
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Rew York
Jen
Evason
JCL
Amoctiation
Nafons League
Ace Parker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Parker Wall
Cleveland
Phite
Skies Clear for Big Race at Santa Anita
San Pasqual handicap draws nine contenders at one mile and an eighth with Specify favored at 116 pounds but crowded by strong entries Bing Crosby Lin Howard Don Mike Olimpo and Count Dor. mud conditions shown and top Santa Anita plans hinge on Track and Kayak II rested. Hysterical wins Uplifters purse as Kenty Miss dead heats for second.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Santa Anita Park
A. A. Barant
Bing Crosby
Lin Howard
Don Mike
Olimpo
Charles B. Howard
Dor
J. A. Parson
Caffers and
Sattlers Stable
Selznick-Gorttz
Woodberry
Mr. Hart Sy
San Pasqual
Speelfy
Santa Anista
Gaunt D'Or
Specify
Dan Mike
Sindletly
Wid
Wedding Call
Circle & Rrnch
Hysterical
W. ©. Stroube
Myre. C. Philips
Schreiner in Scoring Spree at Kerrville Meet
Kerrville January 13 The Schreiner Mountaineers rolled to a scoring spree in a home win over San Angelo Junior College Rams after a tight first half. Alackburn with 14 and Rascoe Morris with 16 led Schreiner, while Leon Jennings of San Angelo scored 21 in a high scoring graph of the contest.
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Kerrville
Raswoe Morris
Bari
San Angelo
Leon Jennings
Seteemer
Bch
Twarkburn
Smith McCrary
King
Peterson
Sungardo—Sewell
Bant
Thoma
Iolution
Rinctway
Demaret and Wood Lead Oakland Open Golf Chase
In dry Oakland weather January 18, Demaret and Craig Wood tied at 133 strokes after 36 holes in the Oakland Open. Bruce Catter, Horton Smith, and Clayton Healer featured at 139 or better, with a pack of challengers close behind as conditions shifted from rain to clear.
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Oakland
Calif
Seud
Texas
Jkvuiay Demaret
New York
Craig Wood
Hembree
Houston
Wood
Bequoynh
Oakland Dilts
Bruce Cattert
Haddonfield
New W Jersey
Tor A
Horton Smituo
Horton
Oak Park
Call
Bialth
Reafner
Clayton Healer
Linville
New
Tere
Marvin
Bud" Ward
Thenn Dinateur
Ralph Guldah
Guldah
Mlrom
Stockdale Meet Sets Semi Final Clash Between Stockdale and Goliad
Stockdale hosts Goliad on Saturday to decide the fourth semi final in the Stockdale invitation basketball tournament. South San Antonio, Seguin, and Christine Kerr ing advanced from quarterfinals with wins. South San Antonio defeated Karnes City 25 24 after a first round bye. Seguin Link beat Poth 39 27 and Edgewood 49 28. Christine advanced with a bye then won by default over Len Marcos in the second round. First round results: Stockdale defeated Pleasanton 26 14, Karnes City beat Sutherland 31 5. The championship game starts at 8 p.m. with the third place tilt following.
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Stockdale
Goliad
South San
Edgewood
Christine
Len Marcos
Pleasanton
Karnes City
Sutherland
Cis
Routh San
Karneg City Nin
Crewe Littleton
Blackoney Pigott
Rucktana Donahoe
Requin
Bese
Ringaey
Bumker
Ry,oy
Meuller Dibrell
Capeneart Hloue Shoe A
Bowen
Garcia San
Gesregen
Delay Gives Stars Good Chance Against Packers
LA scene reports a week of extra practice boosted the Stars as they prepare to face the Green Bay Packers. Coach Steve Owen lined up players from rival NL teams, aiming to sharpen the unit for the expected challenge, with promoters hopeful for clear weather at Gilmore Stadium despite rain forecasts.
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Tos Angeles
National League Allflars
Steve Owen
Snto
Atate
Omttit
Miami Fishing Contest Draws 200000 Anglers in Tourney
In Miami Florida from January 13 to April 14 the eightieth day event draws more than 1000 anglers for prizes across 29 fish varieties. Anglers Inc sponsors the metropolitan tour boasting daily weekly and grand prizes including a national championship with 15 cities and clubs.
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Miami
Fla
Offo
Bahaman Waters
Gulf
Catahas
Misa Frankie Laidlaw
Anglers, Inc
Hot Wells Roll To 45 28 Win Over Edison Bears
Hot Wells Blue Devils extended their win streak by defeating Edison 45 to 28 on Friday night. Vincent Sommers led with 20 points, Joe Robin added 18, and Warren Duderstadt scored 7 as Campbell and Dye contributed for Edison. Next up is Havalandale at Hot Wells on Wednesday.
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Hot Wells Blue Devils
Edison Bears
Hot Wells Gyn
Vincent Sommers
Joe Robin
Warren Duderstadt
Blue Devils
Sommers
Robin
Duterstadh
Campbett
Bruns
Hot Welle
Havlandale
Hot Wells
Edison Robin
Becess Ma Cammpeell
Duderatatit
Kitts Still Hero to Athens People
Athens on January 13 welcomed former Rice Institute head coach Jimmy Eluts as a hero of the town. Kitts, who steered Athens High to three state titles and two regional crowns, was greeted by about 40 people including Mayor M. Kinerbrew who proclaimed the day simmy Killa day.
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Athens
Rice Institute
Jimmy Eluts
Kitts
Texas High School Coaches’ Association
M. ©. Kinerbrew
Simmy Killa
Lytle Pirates duel in final rounds of tourney
In Lytle Texas the Lytle Pirates invite final rounds set for Saturday with quarter and semifinal games on Friday. Early results: Big Poot beat Jourdanton 26 to 22, Texas Military Institute defeated Natalia 26 to 20, Castroville over Gamerset 53 to ?, T Devine beat Edgewood 34 to 14, Yancey beat LaCoste 39 to 12, Lytle beat Central Catholic 26 to 22, Charlotte defeated Lytle B 34 to 17. Beeville also hosted a rough 29 to 20 win by the Sintotr Pirates over the Beeville Trojans.
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Lytle Pirates
Big Poot
Jourdanton
Texas Military Institute
Natalia
Castroville
Gamerset
T. Devine
Edgewood
Yancey
LaCoste
Asy
Texex Christian
Texas
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Lone Island
Mon Agiles
Ransis
Kenway State
Fordham
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DePauw
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Southern California
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Colorado Mines
Werloin Reserve
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St. Bénedict
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Dish
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London Normal
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King Cot Hors
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Penevers
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Own
Parsons
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Bsouthweekm
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Oklet
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River Fats
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Carleton
Bowling Teen
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Culver Stockton
Drury
Aldurson-Broadis
Concord
Mt State
Tethany UV
Liapital
Marieta
Ohio
Akron
Baldwin-Wallace
Jipmalinn
I Mankato
Rattlers Win By Nine Points Over Congregational Five
The St Marys Rattlers defeated First Congregational Church five 40 to 31 in a Friday practice tilt at St Marys yQ. The Rattlers led 22 14 at halftime, but the Sunday School league kept it close in the second half. Arky Croswell led St Marys with 12 points while Voss topped the visitors with 10 as St Marys heads to Monterrey for a three game series with Los Diablos Rojas.
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St. Mary's University Rattlers
First Congregational Church
St. Mary's
Rattlers
Collegians
Cettter "Arky” Croswell
Rawners
Voss
Monterrey
Los Diablos Rojas
Congre
Foc Reynalds Middlebrook
Chandler Croswell
Voss Vovnacht
Meeman Locke
McChan Subeski
J. Ducos
College Station
Texas A and M. College
Homer Norton
Norton
Tulane
Seasore
Athletic Council
Yestereday
California
Los Angeles
High Hoopsters Resume Play in City Race
Jefferson and Tech clash Monday at Jefferson gym as Brackenridge hosts Burbank in a double bill. Jefferson and Tech fight for a share of first while Brackenridge seeks revenge after beating Burbank, with standout Joe Markette scoring 38 for the Eagles in Friday action.
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ED Elmendorf
Jeferson Gym
Brackenridge Eagles
Jett Mubtangs
Techt
Brackenridge Gym
Pieet
Lanter Voks
Tech
Burbank Fign
Mustings
Mike Garcia
Jimmy Lawrence
Jeffferson
Bla Joe Winkum
Charley Aguirre
Brackenridge
Rourk
Burbanks
Bulldogs
Werren Byrom
Robert Ronmer
Carl Barton
Markette
Joe Boy Markette
Eagle
Sen
Mena
Weldon Humbie
Naional
Burbank
Tas Pfeiffer
Sid
Sam
Gama Jeffersoy
Hove
Plunkett
Dunkum
Garcia
Rend
Baseballer Larkin Reaches Age of 80
Ted Larkin, who broke into organized baseball when walks, balls and strikes defined the game, celebrated his eightieth birthday yesterday in ReingvlNG, La. He played with the old Philadelphia Athletics and is listed among the immortal six for six club for four straight at bats.
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Reingvlng
Jao
Deary
Ted] Larkin
Larkin
Philadelphia Athletien
Connie Mack
A's
No L A Linksmen To Face Ryder Cup Aces
Dallas hosts a Texas amateur squad of ten players including Don Sehne Herry and Jo Barnum as they prepare to face the WT S Ryder Cup team. The roster spans Dallas Fort Worth Edinburg Beaumont and Houston with four ball matches planned in morning and afternoon sessions at the Dallas Country Club.
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L. A
Dallas
MNSI
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Exinburg
Texas
Tobe
Tuary Mo
Dallas Country
Don Sehne Herry ‘Thoel
O'Hara Ventts
Spee’ Goldman
Jack Mun
Ger
Lars Stewart Jr
Reynolds Smith
Joh Barnum
Edinburg
Billy Bob Coffey
Bobby Riegel
Fd White
Houston
Seolen Fenesarie
Unclear transcribed college scores and teams mix
A garbled OCR listing numerous college football and basketball scores and team names. Mixed with misspellings and partial entries, it includes references to Texas Christian, Texas, Arkansas, Fordham, Syracuse, Stanford, Cal, Oregon, and many others with varied percentages and final scores, making coherent narrative difficult.
Houston junior chamber high school basketball meet results
In the Houston junior chamber tournament semi finals Davis and Milby battled to a close finish as Milby edged San Tacints 25-19 while the Cats rallied to beat Huntington 22-24. Livingston defeated Austria 35-30 and Lamar impressed with a 56-0 win over Goose Creek.
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Mouston
Jen
Livingston
Jeff Davis
Lamar Batties Milby
Houston
Austria
Texas
Lamar
Meade Kidnaping Pair Sentenced to Sing Sing
New York on January 13 two men pleaded guilty to attempted extortion of 4000 from jock Don Meade and threatened to kidnap his wife and infant son. Carlo Zarcone 20 of Brooklyn received three to six years and Ralph Hamm 25 of Jamaica Queens seven years.
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New York
Don Meade
Josh October
Carlo Zarcone
Brooklyn
Ralph Hamm
Jamaica
Pastor vs Burman Switch to Detroit for March 14
New York in January reports a heavyweight bout between Bob Pastor and Red Burman was moved from Miami to Detroit. The fight will take place at the Olympia Auditorium on March 14 with promoter Jack Kearns announcing the change. No reason was given for the scheduling shift.
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New York
Bob Pastor
Red Burman
Washington
Miami
Detroit
Olympia Auditorum
Jack Kearns
Givin
Indoor track stars headline Boston meet under VFW banner
Boston hosts an indoor track meet featuring top sprinters and distance runners led by Glenn Cunningham in the invitation mile with Archie San Roman Blaine Rideout and Tuigi Beccalin also racing. Starters include John Borlean Jane Woodruff Gene Venske Chuck Meet Han and others as the event showcases marquee names from Big Ten and national circuits.
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Boston
Insi
Gene Venske
Charlie Meethan
Andampbell Kane
Sugar Bowl
Borican
Emily
Don Lash
Tommy Deckard
Joe McCluskey
Greg Rice
Walter Mehl
Wisconsin
Central Boys Salvage One by Fast Traveling
Central’s fast traveling unit split squads for two games in Lytle and San Antonio over the weekend, defeating St Edward's High after an earlier 26-22 loss to the Lytle Pirates. Regulars Oper Bowen and others joined the squad, with final scores reflecting a 22-16 win over St Ed's and a later 29-? showing against Austin point Lopes as Central shaded the home team.
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Central
Uttons
Ami
John Kramer
Roger Oper
Charles Bowen
Lytle
Bill McNamee
Jack Guynes
St. Edward's
Austin
Joe Sreksan
Lytle Pirates
San Antonio
Bom
St Ed's
Gentral
Austin Qoint Lopes
Toran
Finamazel
Crave Praa
Forwayea
Schultz
Nite
Stanford
White
Puieds
Seba McDonalt
Gray
Content Central
McNanen
Ani Tal Son
Robinde
Guynee
Nietit
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Brownenu
Brice
Bi Edward's
Tay Resy Tapha
Geek
Wonzates
Glagie
Tana
Peckhare
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Rittenettes
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Wandlawa Gym
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Meade
Pastor Vs. Burman
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