Runyan Wins in 1934 Golf Money List
Runyan of White Plains New York led golfers in 1934 with $6,761. The season saw top money leaders including 2nd place to a Denver player with $6,419 across 23 events and Lea Diegel and Jimmy Thornton passing the $1,000 mark in prize money.
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Harry Cooper
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Witty Cox
Johnny Revolta
Will Macfarlane
Ola Dutra
Tommy Aymour
Bobby Gruickslank
Klick and Ross Face Tough Junior Welterweight Battle
In New York, famed lightweight contender Ross squares off with Frankie Klick Thursday night as a senior welterweight title picture shapes up. The bout promises a hard, even clash with Klick well seasoned and Ross aiming to prove he belongs at the top.
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Imbrough May Get Place at Simmons
Amarillo college coach Imbrough Kimbrough, a 1919 MGons alumnus, may join Hardin Simmons as successor to Les Crathfill after resigning from AMU. He plans to leave for Abilene today with officials to discuss a possible position. Meanwhile LIVESAY CHAMP LEFTY golf title holder G Livesay of Columbus wins Miami Bills left-handed championship again after Jameson concedes late.
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Hawks Clash With Clubmen In Crux of Pennant Fight
The Eagles host a pivotal Monday night clash at Brackenridge Eagle Gym as Texan Chiropractic College Hawks meet YM CGA and International Clubmen in a hotly contested title battle. Kauman's lineup adds Feille Obriatti Avenell Neal Meara joining stalwarts Stockton OToole Kuefoth Gary Haste, shaping a tense duel with Flores Mendez Rodriguez and a rested Clubmen aiming to regain form. A defeat could end either side’s championship hopes as both teams strengthen for the stretch run.
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Andy Obriatti
Robert Avenell
Ailie Neal
Wilfred Meara
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Drish” OrToole
Arthur Kuefoth
Lawrence Gary
Richard Haste
St Edward's Tigers face two home conference games this week
St Edward's University Tigers hit a split on their Texas conference swing winning at Sherman against Austin College 43 10 30 and losing by two at Waxahachie to Trinity University. They host Howard Payne on Tuesday and Georgetown's Pirates on Thursday as they chase a stronger conference standing.
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Bell Hall Capture British Colonial Tennis Doubles Title
Two Americans Berkeley Bell and J Gilbert Hall won the men's doubles at the U1st British colonial tennis tournament in Nassau Nassau Bahamas defeating Marie Rainville and Arthur Hendrix 8-0 6-1 3 Bell and Mite B Rebold won the mixed doubles over Eugene McCau and Sybil Burnside 6-2 7-5 Lytle Texas Jan 21 Lytle celebrated the Pirates football team pep squad with a turkey dinner 62 attendees Coach Judd Smith honored 16 lettermen and 10 non lettermen with awards
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Bahadur Shah as Emperor of the Arabian Nights in Explanations
The piece mocks Bahadur Shah II ruler of Delhi from 1837 to 1857. It notes his grand titles contrasted with a tiny domain and a crystal throne used to collect admission from visitors. It recalls Delhi as the Sepoy Rebellion center and his deposition and exile to Rangoon in 1888.
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Indiana Gums Big Ten Race In Open Standings
Indiana drops to defeat at home but Big Ten title race opens wide. Iowa leads with four wins and one loss, Purdue and Indiana tied for second with three wins. Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Chicago also in contention as teams resume play.
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U. S. Horse Captures French Trotting Classic
Paris January 21 American four year old Muscle Tone won Europe’s Prix Timmerique at Vincennes to claim a 200000 franc purse. Twenty two horses competed over 2010 metres. Afuseletone owned by A Riva and driven by A Finn finished among the entrants.
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Caplan Fights Caplan Draw With Miller in London
Henry Caplan of Cincinnati, a noted featherweight, battled Fred Miller to a ten round draw in London. Miller pressed the attack early and late, while Caplan survived a near knockout before rallying in the final rounds, with both fighters sustaining cuts and Miller’s eye damage noted.
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Old Mick Passes to Team Again at Duquesne Dukes
Officials at Duquesne University remain reticent as rumors place Christy Hlanapat and John P. Smith as key answers to the Dukes 1935 football issues. Clipper, captain of the 1927 dish, has been approached to coach the Night Riders under Flanagan, while Smith reportedly coaches at Newark Academy. Hefry doe Bach, Notre Dame’s Seven Mules, leaves March 1 for mentorship with the Pittsburgh Pirates, clouding Bach’s replacement.
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Dutch Clark May Be Colorado Coach
Earl Dutch Clack, star quarterback for the Detroit Lions and a top pro football value, may become the next coach at Colorado. He currently coaches basketball at Colorado, and is viewed as the leading candidate to replace W H Saunders who resigned effective March 4. Saunders held a five year contract through 1937.
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Goliad Mecca for Dog Men Promises Big Field Trials
Goliad builds as the Lone Star Bird Dog association hosts its fourth annual field trial with many top dogs and trainers converging. W C McIntosh brings fast dogs, W J Aldrich arrives with training plans, and E A Story quarters forty four dogs. Contenders include Joe owned by McIntosh, Till Sem Willing Bud Willing Bel Willing, Alamo Madge Jake’s Maverick Pronto Junior Dixie Chimes Myway Revcon and Seaview Rexson expected to contend in senior puppy, senior stakes and derby events.
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Postponed Sunday Soccer Card Skips Van Daele Field
Wet grounds force postponement of the weekly soccer program at Van Daele field with games including Carta Blanca vs Lakeview Grier, Diamond Jewnity vs Gonzales H.W., and St Johns vs Internationals. rescheduled for next Sunday or season end. Central Brewers advance to national cup second round with a 9 to 4 win over Ben Millers. Jimmie McGown fractures his leg in a collision. attendance about 500.
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Hockey League Begins Thursday With Local Teams
The Hockey League comprising Austin, Randolph Field, Fort Sam Houston, and San Antonio opens Thursday night at 8 o clock in Pedr ig Iceland. West Point alumni form Randolph's all offi cer club. Teams plan three games weekly with Tuesday Thursday and Sunday schedules. Local managers meet Dr. Frank Shay to finalize the schedule. Houston-Spalding Blue Streaks to play a four-game series on a home show basis, with Houston brought to San Antonio first.
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Seguin Lutherans Edge Texas School For Deaf 20–18
Seguin Lutherans lost to the Texas Lutheran College Bulldogs by 20 to 18 in Seguin. The Bulldogs benefited from wild shooting and tied the game as Dittmar sparked several attacks. Luther college debuted Nelson and Bassisty, while Doertler Nelson and Pittmar led the home team with 6, 3, and 4 points respectively. Willis and Keith led the silent team with 7 and 6 points.
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Dodgers Resting Tom Baker and Bob Edwards for 1935 Campaign
New York Jan 21 Brooklyn Dodgers announce restenting of Tom Baker and Bob Edwards, young right handed pitchers, for the 1935 campaign. Read vacant properly through. 1 VLight Clarsmed ad Dial F. 1291.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Today
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Snake Gives Zuppke Some Grid Ideas
Tucson, Ariz, Jan 2. Coach Zuppke plans two new plays at Wilson University this autumn. He studies the sidewinder desert to develop a sideways running game and has not yet revealed the details.
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Cavalcade 2-1 favorite in Santa Anita Handicap betting
In Aqua Caliente Mexico on January 21, Cavalcade leads the field for the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap. Odds缩 show Cavalcade slashed to 2 to 4, becoming the prohibitive choice. Other lines adjusted: Fine Gold to 6 to 4, Ted Glave from 50 to 1 to 10 to 1, Twenty Grand at 10 to 1, Equipeise at 4 to 1 remains unchanged.
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Lewis and Londos to clash again in St Louis match
Ed White, Londos’ manager, announced that heavyweight claimant Ed Lewis will meet Jim Londos in a one fall to a finish bout in St Louis on January 31. The former champ Lewis seeks revenge after Londos defeated him last fall.
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Weekend Cage Race Skips In Southwest Conference
Dallas reports a light weekend as Baylor Texas A and M visit College Station and Rice in Houston while Arkansas seeks another conference win. Arkansas leads with perfect record after tops over Texas Christian and Texas A and M fuels race. Moody and Ray pace scoring while Texas Christian and SMU chase.
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