Texas Longhorns name Chevigny head coach for 1854 football
Jack Chevigny announced as the new University of Texas football head coach succeeding Clyde Littlefield. He plans staff changes including possible release of Bill James and signing of DA Pierce, with Notre Dame offensive influence and a shaken defense plan. Spring training set for February with final staff decisions before then.
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University of Texas
Jack Chevigny
Chevigny
Ints
Enute Rockne
Notre Dame
St. Edward University
Board of Regents
Clyde Littlefield
Cherigov
Bill James
Jing
DA Pierce
Af Bt. Edward's
Tim Monahan
Texas
Poilight
Shorty
Alderson
Dreshroan
Montiay
Matzeotnin
Athletic Council
Cheirmay
Denver Society Sponsors Rodeo Show Sorts the Crowd
Denver social readers helped sponsor the national western show and rodeo event. Among the crowd favorites, Chick Dullen was flagged as the show's worst performer after a fall. Results noted steer wrestling with King Merrill and Ruth Lucas placing, along with trotting competition and saddle horses with top entries from Oklahoma, Texas, and Colorado towns.
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Denver
Wes Society
Social
Chick Dullen
King Merrill
Pratal
Ruth Lucas
Fort Worth
Gene Ross Sayre
Obie
A. Nisha
Oklsbome
College Basketball Score Fragments Across Teams
A garbled AP summary lists scattered college basketball scores including Georgia 32 over Presbyterian 47 and Ohio State 27 Indiana 2, plus multiple erratic line items such as Missouri Teachers, Central Missouri Teachers, and Kansas State 28 Nebraska 34, with many unreadable names and mismatched scores.
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Newthest Missouri
Sentral
Southeast Missouri
Central Missouri
Kansas State
Nebraska
Hockhurst
Ottawa
Hao
Emporia
College of Emporia
Southwestern
Kun
Frienda
Aseles
Ssississippi
Southwesters
Memphis
Squearer
Chlorada
Texas Tech
Arizona
Denver Ping St
Meads
Ay Blew
Washirgton State Calleee
Puset Sound
Cola Wis
Fight Results Hy Interbasions News Service
Boxers from multiple cities faced off in a chaotic card with several decisive finishes. Notable results include Freddie filler defeating Roger Birnard in Flint Michigan and a knockout loss for heavyweights near Cleveland. Multiple bouts featured Kayoed finishes and disputed decisions across New Orleans Scranton and Tampa venues.
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Hy Interbasions! News Service
Filnt
Mich
Freddie Filler
Roger Birnard
Teg Flint
New Orleans
Nideet Wolenat
Kia
Wlimsale
Bercin
Syricage
Steve Holatieo
Au Ural
Kayoed Bauie Tempeer
Scranton
Harey Fuller
Buftaty
Paty Laiza
Ny Mium
Luci
Camden
Jimny Ladi
Tampa
Waller
Madey
Chienen
Laode
al Stillman
Sl. Towle
Ronalen
Cleveland
Ferhneal Wuorbout
Joes Heil
St Trae Derhioned
Gontee
Daw ' FL
Oula
Une Wavla
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Kimmel
Liule
Elmer Ravnee
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Catmdied Santis Delgada
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Jack Fox
Lorre Wnute
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Mima
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Adla
Mirdeiik
Ken Diech
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Imtewelona
Kellam Grooms Brackenridge For Friday Opener
Kellam Keen to field a fresh Brackenridge team led by Jimmy Voss at center against San Antonio Tech in the opening city series doubleheader. Veterans from last season have departed, leaving Voss and Cecil Slater’s successor as core. Starting five likely includes Voss Vileng Chandler McGary Moore with Chandler and Vilooq delivering guard depth. Brackenridge holds recent wins and losses in tuneups, and faces Central Catholic in a return game before Friday.
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Brackenridge Hagies
San Antonio Tech
Brackenridge Court
Jimmy Voss
Eagles
Agle
James Moses
Cecil Slater
Mike Seale
Jinmy McMillan
Carl Abee
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Seale
Kellam
Beeville
Central Catholic Quintel
SL Anthony’s
Duncan Field
Westmoorland
Foyle Court
Twroncs
Ahrey Anne
Center Mathews
Dinge
Weatmoorland
Wilcog
Eanie
Tincup
Arackenridge
Vilna
Scheneman
Vory
McGary
Mooreguarde
Chandler
McCaskill
Rosembusch
Vidal ‘Weirmourland
Linne
Mathers
Canter
Clifford
Caceres
Castos
Dubs
Curry
Finger
Boethel
Parsons
Clare
Carter
Witt
Black
Boon
Rogeest
Kellan
Chaidler
Viloy
Veas
Vilooq
Gagks
Central Catholic
Bagte Court
Oelock
Claude Kellam
Biagkenridge
Vlayera
Exonie
Nai Suucul
James
Ia Wangs
Ote
Ayuda Helms
Arthur Vidal
McCaskill Senn
Charles Morn
Clarence Wilcoy
Saovell
Fal Weininger
Hiuyd Berrington
Teayn Tiaryy
Wurngke
Palmarak Watloennanan
Grohanan
Leon Upshaw
Walter Sint
Tea Kumar Roddick
Sivnng Scott
David Cohen
Golf results at Brackenriege park court Monday Kneepatakes
Lorraine Young shot a fine 99 to take first place in the Monday Kneepatakes at Brackenriege park court. Halbert Gramblen pulled second with a Th and Hack Willeford had 78 for third position.
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Lorraine Young
Brackenriege Park Court
Halbert Gramblen Puilltd Uffy
Hack Willeford
Quintets in Big Night's Schedule at San Antonio Courts
Harlandale defends Hexas County league title as Biison Bears challenge them in opening game of a triple header at Wordlawo gy. Alamo Heights faces Somerset after a narrow win over Edison, with Lanier vs Austin High at 7 40 p m and Jefferson vs Central Catholic looming in city championship night prep.
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Hexas County Basket Ball League
Biison Bears
Alamo Heights
Edison
Jefferson
Lawlér
Lanier Veks
Austin High Maroons
Lanier
Austin
Coach Herrera
Veks
Kerrville
Fredericksburg
S M J Ponies lose to Texas Aggies in rough 40 to 34 defeat
In College Station Texas January 1946 the S M J Ponies fell behind early and faded to a 40 to 34 conference loss to Texas A and M. The game featured heavy penalties with 34 personal fouls and three players fouled out. Smokey Zurhary led the Ponies with 14 points in the second half and capt Whitey Baccus was ejected after a midway point.
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Texas
Texas Aggies
S. M. J. Ponies
Aggies
Whitey ‘Baccus
Smokey Zurhary
Mustang
Tommie Rutto
Aggies With & Paints
Amgion Cally
Beiagaats
Futtu
Merka
Bruce
Carmichael A Funn
Shepherd Infline
My I
Briges
Zachary
Sarmarae Lovern
Brevis
Carter
Tipton
Spain
Ithite
Bray
Oftivigls
Karow
Sears
Keutman Basketeers Face International Club Flash Duel
Commercial league action resumes with Keutman meeting the International club in the first of a double header at 8 p m The Internationals led by Chrisy Flores and Bart Salas beat Keutman earlier this season Kaufman’s must win to stay in the race Bell’s Jewelers and Squadron G h of Kelly Field clash in the second game The Magnolia Mobiloilers aim to halt the Fliers in their bid to end unbeatens ahead of Thursday’s schedule
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WIL
Brackenridge Eye
Chrisy Flores
Bart Salas
Kaufman's
Bell
Jewelers
Squadron Gh
Kelly Field
Act
Dunesn Firle
Magnolia
Miami Left-Handed Golf Championship Qualifying Lead
USI Everett B Livesay of Columbus led the left-handed golf championship qualifiers at the Miami Boulmore course with a 75. J E Courtney of Miami followed with 200, while C M Walker and Forrest D Banning, both of Miami, posted 845. Other notable contenders included George Clark San Diego Call John Clarke Toronto W E Wright Chicago G M Lawrence Chicago and Das Chancety J R Peters Miami.
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Miami
Fla
USI
Everett B. Livesay
Columbus
Ghia
Feld
Miami-Bullmore
J. E. Courtney
Diek
C. M. Walker
Porrest D. Banning
George
All Star Team Named From Pasketowl Tournament
Four of the 44 Iyh petico teams entered in the fan Angelo Weighs second annual Pasketowl tournament were represented on the all tournament team. Bronte defeated Water Valley 43-24 in the final. The all star lineup includes Tom Crego and Jennings as forwards, Bronte as center, and Pariah, White, and others from Water Valley and Bron te.
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Iyh Petico
Fan Angelo Weigh
Iam Felor
Arante
Water Valley
Farish
Bronte
Tom Crego
San Angelo
Jennings
Lake View
Pariah
White
Clark Eyes Second Texas Open Crown at Brackenridge
Clarence Clark of Bloomfield New Jersey seeks to defend his Texas Open title at Brackenridge Park after a one year hiatus. The event marks its revival and could see Clark become the tournament’s second back to back champion in 11 years. William Mehlhorn, a two year layoff competitor, is favored on the Alamo City course, with past champions including McDonald Mage Kirkwood Turnesa and Espinosa noted in the record list.
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Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
N. J
Brackenridge Park
Clark
William Menlhorn
William Mehlhorn
Denny Shute
Abde Espinosa
Nu Fourniment
Vines Squares Series With Bill Tilden in Boston Match
Ellsworth Vines and Bill Tilden drew 11,500 spectators at the Boston Garden in a Pro tennis series. Vines, a rookie, split the four matches with Tilden 4-6, 1-4, 6-4, 6-4, after earlier wins in New York and Philadelphia, with Providence next on the circuit.
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Mars
Ellworth Vines
Bill Tilden
Det
Mondey
Boston Garden
New England
West Coast
Providence
Formight- Tilien
New York
Vines
Washington
Shields Lott and Hall Enter Canadian Indoor Tennis
MONTREAL January 16. Frank Shields George Lott and J Gilbert Bell lead an American entry in the Canadian Indoor tennis championships Hall of New York was drawn to meet Allen McMarlin of Montreal in the first round Neither Shields the defending champion nor Lott who won the Miami Baltimore singles title at Miami Saturday will play until Wednesday.
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Shields
Lott
Hall
Canada
Montreal
Bastrop High to Open Round Robin Schedule Next Friday
Bastrop Texas January 11 The night basket court is set in the Kesse building on Molin Street by the athletic association of Bastrop High School The Bastrop cagers will begin their round robin schedule next Friday night January 19 facing McDade High School quintet.
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Bastrop
Texas
Tasket Bill
Kesse Os
Molin Street
Athletic Association of
Mae Bastrop High School
Bastrop High Cagers
McDade High School
Levinsky seeks Schmeling bout amid Chicago talks
A four man Chicago delegation aims to revive talks for a Max Schmeling heavyweight bout. Levinsky and manager Lena Levy push for a Chicago date and a 25 percent share, opposing German representative Joe Jacobs who paused negotiations. Schmeling scheduled for Feb 13, with Chicago discussions continuing. Another potential April 1 bout in Barcelona with Schmeling announced.
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Chicago
Jen
Max Schmeling
King
Lena Levy
Levp
Joe Jacobs
Levincky
Schmeling
Steve Hamas Hays
Idwell
Schmeline
Edwards Helwig In Freak Finish In Dallas Match
Edwards the Kansas City bad boy and Ed Helwig from St. Paul wrestled to a freak finish last night in Dallas. Helwig won the first fall in 35 minutes and Edwards returned to take the second before Edwards swung into the aisle. Helwig followed and was awarded the decision.
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Dallas
Van
Bully Edwards
Kansas City
Ed Helwig
St. Paul
Helwig
Edwards
Beth Wres
Tery
Pounder
Orville Mohler Ends University Grid Career
Orville Mohler, UC football standout, announced he would not play baseball this spring ending his athletic career. He played with the Mission club of the Pacific Coast League last season and stated players must seize opportunities or waste time in the minors.
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Los
Van
Orville Mohler
University of California
Mohler
Mission Club
Mahler
Ruth Maneuvers As Yankees Boss Amid Salary Cut Rumors
Babe Ruth may end up managing the 1936 Yankees if he takes a reduced contract and is offered the role. Fears grow that his aging knees and hefty pay will keep him from the field, while fans ponder whether a Ruthled season could keep New York competitive.
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Babe Rulli
Faith
Yankeek
Yanks
George Herman Ruth
Yankees
Columbia
Stanfard
McCarthy
New York
Hinds
Ruth
Hinda
Magnolia Victors Snag Close Double OT Win Over San Antonio
In three overtimes Magnolia of San Antonio nips Austin 36 34 with Monahan leading 16 points and Tullié 12 for Austin. Earlier Kelly Field Cadets fell 36 4 to Kaufman Commercial Leaguers as Abriotti Williams and Christy starred. Officials noted in a lengthy box score though many lines unreadable.
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Magnolia
San Anetana
Austin
Tullié
San Antonio
BNL
Turzshek
Kubrich
Collings Horelialise
Ren
Gue
Pcorekeener
Kelly Field
Kaufman Commercial
Kaufman
Abriotti
Wiliams
Jong
Capp
Christy
Ashton
Xanfmans
Kelly Field Cadets
Chriot Gy F Peterson
Williams
Gee
Keulmara
Feille
Kenly
Monahan
von Weller
Huy
Hinton
Reforeen
O'Brien
Gill
Amekeener
Jonen
Curekeeper
Sahm
Purdue Holds Lead In Big Ten After Narrow Win
Purdue stays atop the Western conference race after a 27 to 19 victory over Wisconsin. Iowa rolled to a 36 to 14 win at Iowa City over Illinois, Northwestern beat Michigan 44 to 23, and Ohio State defeated Indiana 27 to 43, leaving Iowa and Northwestern chasing second place.
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Ohio State
Indiana
Columbus
Iowa
Northwestern
Baseball magnate Weil and Blues boss file bankruptcy
Cincinnati based Weil Muchlebach owner of the Reds for three years fled a voluntary bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 61 432.42 and assets of 200. Kansas City former Kansas City Blues president and owner Muchlebach was adjudged bankrupt in federal court after a valuation petition showing assets of 683 214 against debts of 20 760.
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Muchlebach
Cincinnati
Jen. Li
Bidney J. Well
Cincinnat
Reds
Larry MacPhail
Kansas City
Ao — Geum, EF
Muchiebuch
Kansas City Bluz
Baxehell
Asleel
Agningltussela
Boerne Indians Rout Comfort In Final Winter Lineup
Boerne defeated Comfort 52 to 18 in a banker ball finale as Norena and Renner led the Indians with strong scoring. Umpire Laurence called the game with key players Meyerenforne, Renner, and Hronkorky contributing on the court.
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Boerne
Jin
Benvenis
Bonn
Lending
Norena
Weetleim
Allerkami Eitanatink
SY Renner
Meyeren
Promising Elks Fight Card Sets Tuesday Show
A fierce Elks Club boxing card headlines with Midget Mexleoys vs Roy Calamari in 10 rounds and Owen Duvernay meeting Ernesto Bagues. Also on the slate are Mike Woolsey vs Mex Jiminez in six, Chato Gonzales vs Young Bena in four, plus two four round prelims and a six round grudge bout. Curtain rises at 8:30 p.m. Tickets available at Mara cigar store Elks club and Gunter hotel cigar stand.
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Roy Calamari
Owen Duvernay
Ernesto Bagues
Mike Weolney
Jiminez
Chato Gonzales
Young Bena
Ughtera
Roy Ontamari
Meajeo
Calemer
Hts
Lexas
Mexico
Bod
The
Elks
Mie Cry
Thursay
Alex Fimines
Mike Woolsey
Lves
Imines
Woolsey
Tampico
Ti 'Forther
Mara
Elks Club
Gunter Hotel
Walkethanl
Spanish American Gurls League Opens on Sidney Lanier Court
The Spanish American Girls Basketball League starts with a Wednesday double header at Sidney Lanier court. The Benenites face Wesley House sextette while Morales Maids meet Lulacs. captains Beperina Espino and Josephine Garza lead their teams, with Caroline Garza and Pauline Marsh guiding the Lulacs and Morales squads. Dick Brewer serves as president as league play begins weekly with CWA officials staffing games.
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Jeague
Sidney Lanier
Sidney Lanier Benenites
Wesley House
Morales
Lulacs
Beperina Espino
Lawier
Josephine Garza
Wesley
Caroline Garza
Pauline Marsh
Bertha Aldrete
Dick Brewer
CWA
Recrution
College Mat Dates Set for Intercollegiate Wrestling Meet
Ann Arbor, Jan 10. Coach Keen of the University of Michigan wrestling squad announced that the seventh intercollegiate wrestling championships will be held here March 23 and 24 with about 125 contestants entered.
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Ann Ardor
Auch
i—Corch Git Keen
Uniersity of Michigan
Sunday Schools Lose Close Snowball Basketball Games
In the Sunulay Gelical Basket Ball league on Monday three games were played. Westminster narrowly lost to Phat Baptist 26 to 22. Lauren Helgnts defeated Phat Evangelical 12 to 10. Baptist Temple won 15 to 4 over Bes leon Hill, as the night’s final game ended in a Baptist Temple victory.
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Westminster
Hert Phat Baptist
Lauren Helgnts
Phat Evangelical
The
Baptist Temple
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Woxlyslomker
BAS Aoutatels
Ronan Neneiferi
Wertwood
Dunfurst
Adel Alsagy
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