Tee to Green Ridge four ball tourney at Brackenridge Park
The Tee to Green Ridge Golf Association held a four ball tourney at Brackenridge Park where 19 pairs competed. The winning duo posted a combined gross score of 154 with second place at 158. Individual scores included Mrs Lee 99 1280 and J Lne Wilson 92 14 18, along with Beacon 95 15 89 and Curtison 89 15 76, Christopher 93 120 and J oe Wilson 92 14 76, Mire La 101 23 4 and Brease Arthur, Gordon, and others. A second event saw J L Anderson and B L Bristol tie at 159 for fourth with Mrs 5 1 Hoover and Bd Barbee. Claud Estrada led the Pore Golfers club monthly February event at Riverside Park with a net 65 from a gross 82. Herman Fuentes was second net 63 16 67, while MC Gonzales 93 24 49, Manuel Pavelle 97 28 88, and Dr HN Gonzales 5 16 89 followed. a playoff was planned.
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Armstrong In Bad On Coast Sparks Boxing Showdown
Indefinite suspension threat by Henry Armettone and manager Eddie Mead delays title bout with Defering Gardin on February 33 in Los Angeles. State athletic chief Jerry Giesler says contract signed last November 35 and calls meeting for next Friday to resolve dispute as Gardin’s camp insists bout proceed.
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New York
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Ortega Faces Stevens In Topboat Monday Boxing Card
Johnny Stevens 129 pounds meets Pedro Ortega 107 in a ten round main event at Walkathon arena Monday night. Semi final pits Chick Sundees 125 against Karlyne Rodea 126 in eight rounds. Special event has Rebs Duran 155 facing Kill Brock 156. Preliminary Hid Stringfellow 1, vs State Kid 129 in four rounds.
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Walkathon Arena
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Florida nets win to claim state tennis cup
Elwood Croke wins the Florida state tennis singles final to gain permanent possession of the cup by defeating Henry Pruslt of Seattle 6-1 0-4 1-3. Portland, Oregon, ranked sixth nationally, also takes strong podium action as Fouline Betz defeats Mary Hardwick for the women's singles title 2-2 7-9 6-4.
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Oresint
Natlcnilly
Henry Prusclt
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Wash
Wayne Rabin
Pacific Coast
Fouline Betz
Mary Hardwick
Novice Wisconsin woman joins All American shooting squad
Wisconsin woman Mrs William Gilbert of Madison leads a first time clay target shooter onto the All American squad for the Grand American match at Dayton. She sank 98 of 100 targets and strung 100 straight on a 200 target set. Other members include Rudy Breben, Frank M Tronh and Phil Miller.
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Ore
Blaney Meuluwa
Grimes
Iowa
Periataea Larola
Commuonneken
World’s Halos
Hanna
Grand American
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Readers urge Hoover charity praise to aid Finns and crippled kids
A letter from William Mills of New York urges sports writers to reassess their praise for President Hoover's relief programs. He argues for supporting domestic crippled children and famine relief at home, noting Red Cross drives and infantile paralysis campaigns.
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Why Not Take Care of Young Tade
A Cincinnati reader argues University of Tennessee should donate its Rose Bowl payout of 132000 to Herb Tade's family. He notes Tade suffered a fractured skull in a Tennessee Kentucky game and has been bedridden for years.
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Sims C. W. Hatchinson
Cincinnati
University of Tennessee
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Herb Tade
Lexington
Tennessee
Tades
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Minor Ball Player Explains His Views
A Deiles player named Woiglas Miller speaks about the hardships faced by minor leaguers. He notes many begin at a young age, endure long bus rides and low pay, and sacrifice schooling and marriage prospects for transient baseball income. He argues the urge to join the majors is tempered by financial instability and past hardships.
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Woiglas Miller
Deiles
Ken Kelper
Particwlar
Tner
Kellner
Marlene Dietrich in Sadie Thompson style film teased
A Hollywood gossip summary notes Marlene Dietrich continuing as a spicy star in a project blending Singapore material with new elements by Ladislau Podor and Lazo Vadnat, with Harry Tugend scripting. It mentions Gary Cooper rumored for Northwest Mounted Police and references DeMille’s Paradise estate flood fallout, plus chic Chicago party tidbits.
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Parsons
N.S
Hollywood
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Paramoad
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Sam Goldwyn
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Madeleine Carroll
Joel McCrey
Robert Preston
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Hollywood talk and wedding chatter fills show notes
Luminaries like Shirley Temple and Colleen Moore appear backstage as Bette Davis gifts a wedding dress and Adolph Zukor eyes South America. Variety reports record business while Shirley Ross, Ken Molone, and Jen Toute star in New York gossip. Astrid Allwyn, Billy Seymour, Ernst Lubitsch, and Ty Power ride a wave of Hollywood intrigue amid stalled shoots and a Dance With the Devil accident.
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Colleen Moore
Homer Hargreaves
Adolph Zukor
South America
Variety
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Ken Molon
Jen Toute
New York
Shirley R Gdes
Bt Robtrix
Ty Power
Fox
Ace Gent
Nobel Medal Donation by Selma Lagerlöf Reported
Stockholm notes Selma Lagerlöf, winner of the 1909 Nobel Prize for Literature, contributed her gold Nobel medal to Finland’s national collection. The medal’s value is estimated around $1500.
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Te Mabel Aterory
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Hunchback Spectacle Pros, J Leys Man Reviews
Strong Medicine lauds The Hunchback with Laughton Maureen O Hara and Edmond O’Brien in a spectacle set around Notre Dame. The review praises Laughton’s performance and the bell tower scene while noting makeup hampers him. It compares favorably to Lon Chaney’s version and recommends the film for lovers of strong drama.
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Charlie MacCarthy
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Broadway Scene Review Roundup in Walter Winchell Column
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway openings and reviews including James Thurber and Nugent collaboration on The Male Animal with Leon Ames and Ruth Matteson, Paul Robeson performing, and the season’s slump after holidays. He notes Invisible Stripes and Dark Victory on networks, plus Nightly gossip from The Wireless and The Story Tellers column.
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Robeson
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Britain
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B. Davis
Pocahontas Times
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W. Va
Amd
Paul Sohnen
Ratliff Reports Texas Interscholastic League Plans
Harold Y. Ratliffe outlines the Texas Interscholastic League football program and coaching school. The association, largest in the nation, aims to prepare 300 to 500 coaches for spring practice and a state championship game around Christmas. Notable alumni include Sammy Baugh and Davy O'Brien. Texas A and M led national rankings at times.
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