Bears Rout Coast Stars In Exhibition At Wrigley Field
Chicago Bears overwhelmed the Pacific Coast all-stars 41 7 at Wrigley Field after a crowd of about 20 000. Grange starred with a 67 yard TD run and a 40 yard score on a pass as the veterans displayed early form, while Harold Grange and Red Saunders led the attack. The Coast lineup showed a passing attack and big plays but could not stop the Bears who added a 53 yard TD by Giff Battles and other scores in the first half.
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Paul Zimmerman
Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
Southern California
Harold
Red") Grange
Minuis
John
Bull
Pohhring
Giff Battles
Graver
Beers
Homer Griffith
Granges No. 77
Dorbying
Jack Manders
Bill Gewitt
Russ Saunders
University of Southern Dalifords
Saunders
Reftt
Jimi Musick
Battles
Lee Bears
Hettles
Gene Baoram
Prriog
New Basketball Idea Tested by Wooster Coach
Ohio's Wooster College trains its basketball squad under Mose Hole after a 62-0 streak over five seasons. He tests a fast-break offense using a triangular formation with forwards Sekerax Harley or James, and center Wilett. Guards feed the ball into the triangle as the team lines up varied pivots.
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Wooster Wooster
Ohio
Mose Hole
Wonster College
Sekerax
Harley
James
Wilett
Venter
National indoor tennis champs crown doubles unit
Sutter and McCauliff capture the Miami Billikens doubles title in a hard fought final. Butter of New Orleans and Gene McCauliff of New York defeated Frank Shield and Ricardo Stavales in a tense three set match 7-8 7-5 6-3. McCauliff improved after a slow start while Sutter provided steady, strong defense. George Toll of Chicago won the singles title, finishing a lengthy event.
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McCauliff
Miami
Fla
Chit Butter
New Orleans
Gene McCauliff
New York
Vonar
Prank Shield
Ricardo Stavales
Guha
Suter
George Tol
Chicago
Week-end Sports wrap from Washington and Miami events
Weekend sports brief notes Vinos beats Tilden 6 2 6 2 in Washington while Lott preserves a Miami Biltmore singles tie by defeating Grant 9 9 1 6. Salter and McCaunte win doubles. Golf open finals lead by Genera Creavy and Thompson. Bears, Saunders, fantasy football chatter, and a brisk two mile run in New York with unclear details.
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Washington
D. C
Vinos
Tilden
Miami
Fla
Lott
Grant
Salter
McCaunte
Genera
Bank Francisco
Creavy
Thompson
Los Abgeler
Chicago Bears
Saunders
California
Chevigny
Texas
Philadelphia
Benney
Nalonal
Bennie
Natsuyee
Mr Court
New York
McCluskey
Diet Jemp
Captain Johnson the Sea Veteran Fraudulent Fate Saga
Captain Nicholas L. Johnson, aged 14 to join the sea, spent fifty years commanding ships like Lone Star Idler Lincoln Nellie G Thury ton and others, each sinking or meeting disaster after he left their bridges. He now heads a dirt excavation crew amid legends of mysteries of the deep. Tomorrow: readers may write to obtain questions about Believe It or Not cartoons.
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Nicholas L. Johnson
Statile
Washington
Lome
Alwars
Uheir Bridges
Lone Star
Lincoln
Nellie G. Thuryton
General L. Sigtin
Stella Erland
Griffith
Ripley
Dixie League to form East and West circuits in two groups
Tentative organization set for two Dixie League circuits after a meeting in Shreveport with nearly 60 delegates from Louisiana Texas Mississippi and Arkansas. Jarvin Gardner elected head of both leagues to oversee formation with eastern and western divisions including Monroe Shreveport El Dorado Alexandria Jackson Baton Rouge Pineville in the east and Palestine Paris Texarkana Tyler Henderson Longview in the west. The plan envisions six clubs with potential expansion to eight and protection for existing Dixie League clubs while professional baseball continues.
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Hhreveport
INL
East Dixie
West Dixie
Lauisiana
Texas
Mississippi
Arkansas
Ghreveport
Jarvin Gardner
Tess League
Gardner
Monroe
Shrevenori
el Dorado
Alexandria
Jackson
Baton Rouge
Pine Bill
Palestine
Paris
Texarkana
Tyler Henderson
Longview
Mihdl
Bhereveport
Ilurr
Grand Circuit Meeting Call From New York Circuit
Raloné Huraman, president of the Grand circuit, issues a call for the annual meeting of rewards to be held in Cleveland on Tuesday. Dates for 1834 will be assigned and several new clubs granted memberships in the circuit.
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Grand Ciicuit
N.Y
Raloné Huraman
Grand Circnit
Cleveland
Tutui
Babe Ruth Re-signs with Yankees for 15000 a Year
New York January 15 Babe Ruth signed a one year contract with the New York Yankees for fifteen thousand dollars replacing the prior deal. Colonel Jacob Ruppert witnessed the signing at the red brewery on Third avenue and the two men discussed the terms after a Friday meeting. A downtown restaurant under same ownership for 14 years is for sale at fifteen hundred dollars.
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Bobe Ruth
New York Yankees
Forest
New Yorkers
Red
Third Avenue
Col
Jacob
Babe
Ruppert
Ruth
Bebe
Cplone
Wotzis Ball Club Sets Athletic Roster in Early Moves
Wotzis Ball Club in Atlanta under new manager Spencer Alcol has begun a swift roster-reshaping phase with 29 candidates, 15 pitchers. Ed Phillips and Fred Neisler anchor the catching. Infielders Taylor at first, James at second, Chatham at short, Knolhe at third will be decided after Macon training. Abbott seeks another yearl right-hander and pursues Joe Bown from Giants. Pitchers include Durnam Kayes, Meatows, Moore, Caser, Willis, Parker, Nix, Smithwick, Themes, Jacobs, Barnes, Martin, Baker, Linlock.
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Atlanta
Spencer Alcol
Amarla Southern Mseuclation
Abnold
Ed Phillips
Fred Neisler
He Taylor
James
Strand
Chatham
Shortston
Knolhe
Macon
Abbott Fleates
Silt Terry
Giants
Joe Bown
Portland
Abbott
Lowman
Durnam Kayes
Meatows
Moore
Caser
Willis
Parker
Nix
Smuithwick
Themes
Jacobs
Barnes
Martin
Baker
Linlock
Chilean Derby Victory Narrowly Claimed at Vina
Pillena ridden by Jockey Baza won the Chilean Derby at Vina del Mar, valued at 80,000 pesos. Can Cionero and Wilk Sunlinder finished second and separate top contenders. Heleapaste, ridden by Carrasca, took third place in a crowded field.
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Chile
Pillena
Baza
Cancionero
Wilk Sunlinder
Heleapaste
Riddern
Carrasca
Notre Dame Horsemen and Mules reunite in event
Notre Dame figures including Layden the new athletic director and several of the Four Horsemen and Seven Mules are to attend a gridiron testimonial dinner hosted by the Bl. Joseph Valley Notre Dame club. Layden will speak as he takes charge on February 1, with many officials and former players listed as attendees.
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South Bend
Ind
Elvnér Leyden
Notre Dame
Carne
Bl. Joseph Valley
Layden
Rling
Ronald J Krily
Chicago
Joseph V. McKar
New Yor
Pail
At Nutt
Indiank
Ernest m. Nammer
Dempsey Nearing Sale of Baer to Garden
New York dispatch reports Dempsey may sell his Baer stake to Madison Square Garden for a price near the market rate, possibly 25000 dollars, with Garden as buyer if agreement is reached. A Dempsey exit could push Carnera for the heavyweight title at the Garden Bowl late in June, amid tensions with Baer’s manager Ancil Hoffmann.
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New York
INS
Tommy
Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
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Garden
Gersen Bowl
Ataries
Ancil Hoffman
Bzer
Hoffman
Kilpatrick
Dempery
Stafford Flunks Out of West Point
Houston dispatch reports Herman Stafford former All Southwest Conference star from the University of Texas has left the United States Military Academy. Stafford telegraphed W. Dick Franklin that he is returning to Texas to reenter UT and complete his degree. He failed in his courses along with 21 Army freshman football teammates, described by captain Jack Buckler as the greatest back he had seen.
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West Point Houston
Herman Stafford
University of Texas
United States Military Academy
Dick”)Franklin
Houston
Jack Buckler
Just Wert
Army
Frekhman Foottell Squad
John BR. Tunis
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New York
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Tilden
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Europe
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Drouident
U. S
Span-Am Loop leaders tied after Sunday triple-header
Amato Nervos defeated Arco Ins 41 to 27 while Nighters beat Chapultepers 45 to 31 and Bohemians lost to Trojans 45 to 36 at Woodlawn lake court. Santos led Trojans with 14 points. Bacobedo top Scorers 26 for Bohemians. Chinky Flores 16 for Tuesday Nighters. Sammy Barrera 10 for Chapultepers.
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Arco Ins
Nighters
Chapultepers
Bohemians
Tbe Trojans
Woodlawn Lake Court
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Ward
Honemians
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Goizaten
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Vines Steadying Aims At Tilden In Big Boston Match
In Boston tonight at the Longwood Cricket club pro event at the Boston Garden, Emsworth Vines faces Bill Tilden. Tilden has defeated Vines twice this week, with Vines winning in Washington in their third meeting. Garden officials expect about 9000 spectators as Vines seeks another upset and Tilden defends his seasoned throne.
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Bill Til Ger
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Fench
Boston Garden
Longwood Cricket Club
Tilden
Vines
Washington
Bill
Tilgen
Boyton
Bill Tide
Tines
Vin Richards
Big Bhi
Woolsey and Jiminez to headline Elks boxing card
Woolsey and Jiminez near agreement for a main bout on Tuesday night’s Elks fight card. Jiminez, a tough five junior lightweight from El Paso, arrived seeking a match and could face Woolsey after terms are finalized. Roy Calamen trains for his bout with Midget Mexico as the card also features Owen Duvernay versus Professor Ernesty Saguey.
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Elks
Alex Jiminez
el Paso
The
Mike Wooley
Woolsey
Dim Inez
Roy Calamen
Mexico
Calamari
Cecelio Lorado
Owen Duvernay
New Orleans
Ernesty Saguey
Chile
Tech Boxers and Wrestlers Prep for 1934 Campaign
Texas Tech boxers and wrestlers train for the 1934 mat and ring season under coach Pete W. Cawthon. Noted figures include Jack Van Belcher Olympic welterweight champion and seven time intercollegiate titleholder with Ed Gallagher's Oklahoma A&M past affiliation, now guiding the Tech grapplers. Mutlun Hots, star halfback and former Olympic contender, leads the college fighters. Six intercollegiate meets are booked for the Tech squads.
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Lubbock
Jack van Belcher
Oymple Welter
Ed Gallagher
Oklahoma Ageles
van Behber
Mutlun Hots
Matadors
Pete W. Cawthon
Tech
Cage Playoff Meeting To Discuss City Playoffs
Representatives from all local leagues are urged to attend a 6 12 night meeting at the Gunter Hotel called by Commissioner M TRGUL of the San Antonio Amateur Basketball Commission. Women and men league officials should be present to discuss playoff plans.
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Iocal
M. Trgul
San Antonio
Jerlsten to Wrestle Here on Weekly Promoter Card
Norve Jerlsten known as the Sinister Swede from Minnesota will wrestle at Walkathon arena on promoter Harry Coffman’s program. Cadell’s Louisiana injury forced Jerlsten’s substitution to face Hans Schultz in the opening prelim. Main event features Billy Edwards versus Al Parks with Cowboy Luthal vs Darve Roche in the semi. Coffman also promises Jim Browning will appear on a future Texas visit and Gus Sontenborg plans a Walkathon arena appearance before month’s end.
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Norve Jerlsten
Minnesota
Harry Coffman
Walkathon Arena
Harry Cadell
Louisiana
Jerlsten
Hans Schultz
Will
Bily Edwards
Kansas City
al Bparks
Denver
Cowboy Luthal
Darve Roche
Coffman
Jim Browning
Texas
Gus Sontenborg
Walkathon
Dartmouth to Name New Football Coach This Week
Dartmouth officials trim a list of about 20 candidates to six for the 1934 football coach post, successor to Jackson Cannell who resigned after a student blast. Athletics leaders Clarence McDavid and Mary Henebge refuse to reveal final names or likely frontrunner. Fannin school wall team beats Smith school 6 to 1 in a separate game, with Dut doubles aiding the visitors.
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Edsion
Jackson Cannell
Hutt
Dartmouth Athless Council
Clarence McDavid
Athletic Council
Mary Henebge
Hanover
Fannin School
Smith School
Pannin
Jlay
Smith
Panna
Otic Jeser
CWA
Tunis Urges Bill Tilden For U S Davis Captain
A 1920s era column argues for recruiting top star Bill Tilden as captain of the U S Davis Cup team. The piece cites Tilden’s busy schedule and contemplates alternative amateur or professional captains, noting debate within the U S Lawn Tennis Association about leadership and strategy for modern competition.
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Bill Tilden
U. S. Davis
Fort Worth May Re Finance Ball Club
Fort Worth officials and investors plan to ensure a Texas League franchise for the coming season. Bem 8, proprietor of the club property, arrives after noon to join business figures in talks to guarantee Fort Worth a spot or risk losing the franchise to Shreveport. A special meeting Tuesday could seal a $40,000 plus debt coverage deal, with 10 to 15 locals expected to contribute about 340,000 to take over and operate the team. Guy Airey of San Antonio Missions travels to Fort Worth for the Texas League session on the franchise issue.
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Gari
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San Antonin Missions
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Kansas and Missouri Meet in 87th Big Six Clash
Kansas City headlines the 87th Kansas Missouri basketball game set for Tuesday at Columbia, a key test in the Big Six race. Nebraska upset Kansas last week while Missouri beat Nebraska 38 26, reshaping standings as Kansas State and Iowa State also vie for position. Tonight Kansas faces Missouri with other conference games including Wyoming vs Nebraska and Oklahoma A M vs Oklahoma A. Adding to the slate, Kansas State hosts Kansas in Lawrence this weekend.
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Lawrence
Wyoming
Wolgast and Miller Lead Boxing Card Tonight in Three Cities
Wolgast meets Jeanunia Pertin in New Orleans in a 10 round flyweight bout while Miller faces Roger Bernard in Detroit in a 10 round overweight match. A heavyweight clash at Madison Square Garden pits Bob Olin against Lou Broullard for 12 rounds Friday night.
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Wolgast
Freddie Kifler
New Orleans
Detroit
Speedy
Philadulphian
Chamson
Jlnunia Pertin
Miler
Eli
Dimenes
Roger Bernard
Worcester
Mass
Weltenvelehl
Midfie
Texans on Junior Golf Tourney Board Names Players
Colorado Springs Cub Dun list of junior golfers selected for the Western Gulf association Scholastic event includes Harr Gondy Tulsa Ol Ann W. A. Ore min Chicago Gene Shaw Cazner Yo Robert Monstead New Orl Larry Remsecke Colorado Springs Steve Hark Los Angeles Verne Stewart Albuquerque NM Vic Johnson Pueblo CA Norris Russell Denton TX Leonard White Ballns Mark Behrirather president announced the tourney slate to be decided later with Severn clubs in Southern California making its meet.
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Colorado Springs
Cub
Kadiey Ly
Normmose
Fig
Western Gulf Association
Harr Gondy
Tulsa
Orln
W. A. Oremin
Chicago
Gene Shaw
Los Angeles
Verne
Spee
Stewart
Albuquerque
Vic Johnson
Pue- Big
Cala
Norris Russell
Denton
Texas
Leonard White
Ballns
Mark Behirather
Escociation
Severn Cluba
California
County Cage Fives Will Play Tuesday
The county basketball five opens play Tuesday night with two teams meeting on the Wood Road Court. San Antonio and nearby towns feature players Aaron Smith and Alan Highler in this opening contest with Ellington High and Holt Weld challenging. First whistle sounds at 7:99.
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Edihon
Somerset
Claahe
Alanin Heighla
Hot Weld
San Antone
Atarta
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