Babe Ruth Signs 1934 Yankee Contract for 35000
New York reports Babe Ruth agreed to a 1934 salary of 35000 with the Yankees after a long winter of speculation about his return and possible management duties. Ruth took a reduced pay from last year’s 52000, with Joe McCarthy set as the manager for 1934 and Ruppert optimistic about Ruth’s future in baseball.
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Dempsey Referee At Oklahoma City Bout Benefit
Tack Dempsey will referee a heavyweight bout in Oklahoma City tonight a benefit for Buck McClain recovering from an automobile wreck. Glyde Chastain of Dallas faces Jack Van Noy of Perry in a South and Southwest program as part of a mixed card on the bill.
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Kipke to Instruct at Tech Coaching School
Harry Kipke, coach of the Michigan Wolverines, will instruct at Texas Tech’s coaching school in Lubbock on January 16 1934. Texas Tech official Leach P W Cawthon announced the event noting Kipke’s rise as a leading figure in gridiron circles and his role as a perennial Big Ten champion pilot.
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Matadors hold Border lead with win over Arizona
Jan. 6 Texas Tech Matadors defeated Arizona Wildcats 39 to 33 to stay atop the Border conference race. Matt led scoring and controlled the tempo most of the game, as Tech pulled away in the final three minutes to seal the win.
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Heavier Rival for Edwards in Walkathon Arena Card
Billy Edwards from Kansas City headlines a wrestling program at Walkathon arena facing Al Sparks from Utah State in a heavy weight main event. Sparks weighs 995 pounds and Edwards about 206. Semi final features Cowboy Lutiral versus Dorye Reche from Illinois, opening bout Norve Jeristen from Minnesota vs Hans Schults.
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Girls League Battle Ends in Narrow Loss at Woodlawn
Berbera Sports B expected leaders barely edge Emma Cecgill and McBee led by 27 to 40 17 as Edna Mae Reins starred for the winners. In the second game Lauterstein’s defeated Morales Maids 27 to 15 with Stevens scoring 12. Barkers Sports face Lauterstein’s and Comfort tonight and travel to Austin Friday for a game with Lu Powell Body Works.
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New Mexico Grid Mentor Out After Regents Decision
Charles OC Riley, head football coach at the University of New Mexico, was informed by the board of regents that his contract would not be renewed. The decision came Monday and ends his tenure after Aviat 31, with no further appointment announced.
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Swede Risberg Returns to Seek Baseball Work in San Francisco
Swede Risberg arrives in San Francisco seeking employment in semi pro baseball after years of exile from major league baseball. The former Chicago third baseman, now 38, insists he did not commit the 1918 White Sox scandal offense and reflects on his long punishment. He has played independent baseball in Canada and the Dakotas, and returns with a wife and four children, hoping for a new chance.
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Layden Receives Warm Welcome as Notre Dame Coach
Notre Dame’s new football coach Elmer Layden drew a record crowd of about 1400 at the St Joseph Valley alumni banquet in South Bend Ind following his arrival. Layden expressed astonishment at the reception and vowed to uphold Notre Dame’s football and sportsmanship standards with his staff. He spoke alongside Notre Dame’s famed former players including members of the Four Horsemen and Seven Mules, noting the strong backing from alumni.
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Wreck Fatal To Charley Taylor in Waco Collision
Charley Taylor former Waco high school and Baylor football player and Hillsboro High School coach dies in an auto wreck near Waco He was hospitalized after a bakery incident and collided with a motorist Earl DeGraffenveld of New York City As Mrs B J De Graffenveld of Waco was injured preliminary reports list serious injuries for Taylor and his passenger
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Rosales Chopping Block for Stillman ST Boxing Bout
Al Auliman improved his path toward the light heavyweight title with a technical knockout of Rosy Rosaley at Stillman Street. Referee Dr Hurley Lund halted the bout after Rosaley bled from a cut lip, amid late-night action witnessed in Greveland.
Intermediate League Opens With Trio of Monday Games
Three Intermedi ate League basketball games opened on the Lilter court Monday night. The Sons of America beat Tanint Voks 18 to 12, Central Baptist defeated Riverside Kats 22 to 13, and Warriors routed Red Bridge Aces 36 to 28. Lineups and officials listed with names and scores for each team.
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Ice Hockey Notes From The National League Row
Key amateur hockey notes from a Chicago to Montreal circuit feature standout players including Kath Vernon and Keeley. Michigan’s WTO Comanick and Tillnola’s Henry Marner are highlighted amid lines on Canadian American matchups and upcoming games at Syracuse and Boston venues.
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Mat Results From Diverse Pools Amid Sparse OCR Text
In a fragmented report, wrestlers and teams from multiple locales appear to compete. Names like Irank Reang, Paland, Dusek, and Pinal suggest a scattered mat results note with city references such as Wilmington Delaware and New York, but the garbled text limits clear outcomes or scores.
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Smiths Riders to Play Three More Games at Home and Abroad
Smiths Riders schedule at least three more games this week with Cecil Stell and Hall Austin leading the squad on San Antonio polo fields weather permitting. They head to California for February exhibitions, with matches set February 4 at Miller's polo field and another against Coulter's All-Stars. later they face Field Artillery on Harbord field near Fort Sam Houston. New York notes from January 16 report the U S Polo Association approving at least three new polo sites this year adding rule changes and longer injury recovery time.
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Aquadran Haaketters Rally To Beat Forty-Second In Opener
The Forty-third Aquadran haaketters snapped a slump with a 32-22 win over the Forty-second as Crane scored 13 and Garza 12 for Crane’s team. In the nightcap Thirty-ninth routed Forty-first 56-27 with Cott leading scoring at 17. Cun dif paced the losers with 16 points.
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Sacred Heart and San Fernando Win Parochial Basketball Match
Sacred Heart Grammar School defeats St Mary’s 19 to 12 led by Marotla’s 13 points. San Fernando’s team wins second game against St Frier’s 8 to 0 with Trevino scoring 14. Numerous players named in the noisy box score indicate a busy parish league effort.
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Tech Fights Hard But Loses Another Tech Fights Hard But Loses Another
Tech buffs lost another pre season basketball game Monday night at the Central gym to St. Ann's Parish League, 87 to 42. Ted O'Brien and Cosmo Peche led the comeback with Feche scoring 26, while Ocon Rivas Hammell Compton Beck contributed for Tech.
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Creavy Youngster Wins San Francisco Match Play
In San Francisco on January 16, the Creavy, a rising professional, won a match play event and took home $811 prize money. He also earned $125 from the Calcutta pool and $87 from the final gamble, reflecting a strong showing alongside Johnny Hines in a notable oil industry themed event.
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Creavy Wins Frisco Title in Open Championship
Creavy defeated Jim Thomson of Long Beach 7 and 2 in the 36 hole final to win the Frisco Open championship and top money from a $4000 purse. The Albany, N Y native learned golf as a caddie in North Carolina and had prior national titles, with Dirgel Cox and Wood among early supporters.
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Champ Ross Off For New York Bout
Chicago report dated January 16 states lightweight champion Barney Ross left for New York to complete training for a 20 round battle with Billy Petrolle at Madison Square Garden on January 24. The fight will be at 142 pounds, Petrolle’s best poundage, and well above Ross’s usual 135.
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Coaches to Be Named for Three Big Teams
New York report claims 1994 coaching apportionment for Yale Dartmouth and Scale Enrt Blair. Neal's informant notes Haal curtains and three coaches slated for prominent programs. Harry Kipke of Michigan reportedly en route to New Haven amid alumni pressure for Kilpke‑type leadership.
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Harlandale High Wins in Monday Harlandale League
Harlandale High School teams split two games on Harlandale Court. The Indians defeated Gmeker's Athletics 38 to 9 while the Exes outscored OTK Sunterm 29 to 2. Dense rosters and unfamiliar spellings appear in the OCR text.
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Earnshaw Called Homie In Pneumonia Alert
In Hot Springs Arkansas on January 16, George Earnshaw White Sox pitcher was en route home from Swarthmore Pennsylvania after learning his eighth month old daughter Elizabeth was seriously ill with pneumonia. He arrived two days ago to begin his training schedule.
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