Solons Debate Appointment at Texas University
Jan 27 story from Austin reports Nebraska lawmakers quarreling over paying coach Dana X. Bible a high salary to remain in Lincoln while Texas courting him amid questions of athletic fund use. Senators argue funds come from different sources. supporters say pay will boost crowds and offset costs. Bible to arrive in Austin next week for organizational steps.
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By Ripley Copy 1093 by Kine Peas
A fragment notes a work attributed to Byad Inc and author Kine Peas with unclear context. The readable text suggests a publishing or imprint line, but missing surrounding details prevents full event or subject identification. Further text would clarify title, date, and scope of the item.
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Weathered Jockeys Draw Sympathy Over Cold Race Conditions
A critical column lampoons windshields on Alamo Downs horses and heated blankets as impractical. It decries sympathy for jockeys amid cold weather, urges safer gear like snowshoes and compasses, and cites Texas racing officials debating jockey welfare and industry exploitation.
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Alamo Downs
Schreiner Stars in 37 29 Win Over Texas A Gride
Vance Schreiner led Schreiner Institute to a 37 to 28 victory over Texas A. Gridde in Kerrville on Friday night. Schreiner scored 20 points, lifting his team in the league opener. Lineups listed include Kari Bian, Vantec, Lanedale, Stewarts, Gries, and Nevis.
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Kerrville
Schreiner Institute
Daszelaers
Stilce
Texas A. Gride
Gritt Vance
Sctreiner
F Ted
Remarkable New Zealand Windbreak On Rail Line
A feature on the Rimutake Tuccline in New Zealand describes a unique windbreak built to shield the railway from extreme gales. The gusts, reaching 50 ter rific by locals storytelling, once toppled trains near the historic 1880 accident. The structure uses heavy timbers bolted to piles buried in the grading, nicknamed Siberia for its winter blizzards. Readers are invited to write for questions about the Believe It or Not cartoons.
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Siberia
Pass Interference Rule Seen By Lou Little In Debate
New York January 23 Lou Little resigns as chairman of the football rules committee and urges a thorough yet balanced interpretation of pass interference. He notes no urgent need for change and backs clearer defensive rights while remaining away from committee duties due to hip operations.
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SliPgeo Unt
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Verches
Larry Lajoie Inspired Texas Tryout For Fisher Prospect
Amid throwback chatter a young Fisher from Port Worth receives a Texas tryout nod. The piece recalls Larry Lajoie, 1890s star, and outlines Fisher’s rough path through Nashville Vols, Richmond, Abbeville, and Piedmont League stints. At 19, he shows promise but must prove consistency to reach lofty comparisons.
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Dudley Leads in Open Golf at Sacramento
Ed Dudley of Philadelphia fired a 65 in the opening round and shot ahead in the 72 hole Sacramentents Open as over a hundred pros and amateurs tee off in wintry Sacramento weather. John Dawson and Walter Hagen rivals trailed by two with Hargis McSpaden, Horton Smith and Byron Nelson within striking distance. St Mary's freshman basketball team lost 29 to 12 at Victoria Friday night.
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Husky Ed Dudley
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Diviley
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Chicago
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Garden City
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Harry Cooper
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Lye
Denny Shute
Miami
Paul Runyan
Woule Plains
Benny Picard
Hershey
Ted Longworth
Portland
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St. Mary's
Victoria
Ramage Wins and Starts East in Hollywood Bout
In Hollywood California Lee Ramage, a rejuvenated San Diego heavyweight, defeated Gary Kranz of Indiana by knockout in the third round after a fast start that put Kranz down twice and left him unable to continue as Ramage pressured with hard rights from the opening bell.
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Lee Ramage
San Diego
Toran
Jack Keavy
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Californian
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Dempsey Sees Killer Instinct Lacking In Barland Bout
Jack Dempsey attended the Barland Beaupre fight and criticized Tom Beaur plaid for lacking killer instinct. He described Barland as a strong, willing fighter who won easily, while noting the sport still hosts fighters with aggression and spirit. Dempsey also observed a theater of fanfare around Perry's wedding. In a separate incident at the LA Olympic Auditorium, a fan grabbed George Raft for an autograph, briefly creating a disturbance.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Gunnar Barland-Ton Beaupre
Kier Tstinel
Dempsey
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George Perry
New York Yankees
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He Ting
Weaupre
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Barlund
Jack
Finn
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George Raft
Hinstar
Byrd Leads In Sarasota Golf Open With 74 At Half
Sammy Byrd, now with Rochester after years with the New York Yankes organization, shot a 74 to follow a 70 opening round and hold a five stroke lead midway in the National Baseball Players Golf Tournament in Sarasota. Several major league and minor league players trailed, including Lloyd Brown, Paul Dervinger, Paul Waner, Garland Braxton, and Red Sox pitcher Jack Russell, as Dizzy Dean’s presence inspired a strong effort from Wes Veraille and others.
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Willy
Byrd
Rochester
New York
Yenkre Toster
Uehale
Meads
Troy
Lloyd Brown
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Paul Dervinger
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Garland Braxton
Milwaukee
Dack Russell
Boston Red
Sox
Les
Pat Dean
Dizay Dean
Sct Louis
Wes Verrail
Boston
Central Tops Lanier in City League Clash
In a Friday night tilt on Yok court Central defeated Lanier 31 to 23. Center Trejo, transfer from Lanier, led Central with 13 points and the defense held Lanier to seven field goals. Substitutes Salazar, Gonzales, and others contributed as Central holds off Lanier.
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Akey Named Pro Manager at Lubbock Country Club
Charles Akey, a seasoned professional who worked with Fort Worth and Dallas golf clubs and spent the past three and a half years at Big Spring, was appointed professional manager of the Lubbock Country Club last night in Lubbock.
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Lubbock Lubbock
Charles Akey
Fort Worth
Dallas
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Academic Loop aims for top Saturday game at St Anthony’s
San Marcos academy quintet travels to meet St Anthony’s Yellowjackets in a 8 pm clash. Both teams boast two wins and no losses in the league race, as Arague and Gentral also started strong with a season opening win. St Henry’s and Peacock lag, while the Jackets seek a third consecutive league title after last season’s single defeat.
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San Marcos Academy
St. Anthony's Yellowjackets
Fire Jackets
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Gentral
Peacock
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Jackets
Rassling Leads Money Sports in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles wrestling remains the money making sport with large crowds at the Olympic Auditorium. Promoters Data Inc and Carnation Loy built the scene over 48 years, drawing a 10,400-seat capacity filled in midweek shows and total yearly gates around 289 thousand dollars. Stars like Mountain Dean and Vincen Lopez headline, and enduring fan support keeps LA a leading wrestling center on the West Coast.
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West
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Fortland
Olympic Auditorium
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Olympic
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Itr
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Whis‘kers
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Mexico
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Dean Detton
Tunher-Otto Lopez
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Open Subsidy's Palatable in New Form
New York brief notes that colleges may adopt an athletic endowment fund to aid maintenance, building, and equipment and to recruit top football prospects. The plan, framed as scholarships for "deserving students," risks turning college football into a bought-in sport, with East Coast elite institutions leading the approach.
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BNSC
Olympic Stars in New York Indoor Meet
Three Olympic team members and several other athletes will continue tune up camps tonight in the Osceola club indoor games at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Glenn Cunningham world mile record holder Joe McCluskey strong indoor steeplechase champion and Marty Glickman Syracuse sprinter form the Olympic contingent.
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Osceola Club
Seventh Regiment
Glenn Cunningham
Joe McCluskey
Marty Glickman
Syracusé
Wheatley Lions win second straight league game
Phyllis Wheatley Lions defeated San Marcos 21 to 18 at the recreation center to claim their second consecutive league victory. The team had beaten Dallas last week and will host Galveston next Friday in the upcoming matchup.
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New Coaches At Carnegie Introduced At Pitt
Pittsburgh January 2 Carnegie Tech hired a new coaching staff led by Blond Bill Kern replacing four year holder Howard Harpster and bringing Edie Baker as Panther assistant Marking a shift from graduate coaching policy and signaling the president and trustees assume control of athletics The move aims for broader participation across sports and increased recreation level with Clarence Overend named director of athletics
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University of Pittsoursa
Bill Kern
Jock Sutherland
Howard Harpster
Edie Baker
Carl Regle
Robert L. Doherty
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