Texas horses shine at New York horse show finals
The national horse show resumed after an armistice with five nations competing for the international trophy. Mrs N F Yourits Spindletop led with eight blue ribbons, boosted by Beau Peagine and Judy Virgisis in three classes, while Judy King’s team from Atlanta entered five events. Lieut Carl Razuse on Dakota won the Bowman challenge cup and the jump-off timed 23 seconds, with Capt Frederick Anetn on Gallow Glass taking second and Lieut Raguse also riding Vely to third.
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New York
N. F
Beau Peagine
Judy Virgisis
United States Army
Carl W. Razuse
Dakota
Capt
Frederick Anetn
Irish Free State
Lieut. Raguse
Vely
Junior Colleges Reduce Grid Field in Texas Districts
Paris Junior College leads district one with two wins as Schreiner Institute also climbs in district two. Amarillo College clinches district three by defeating Wayland College. Par is J C sits tied for second in district one with Lon Morris and College of Marshall. Westmoreland and Wesley College face elimination as Green ville’s Wesley falls back. Districts one and three winners meet to determine the overall champion facing the district two winner.
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Paris
Tex
Texarkana College
Texas Junior College Conference
Schreiner Institute
R. McLemore
Amarilla College
Wayland College of
Plaimien
Paris Junior College
Lon Moris
College of Marshall
Wesley College of Greenville
Wieteria
Westmoorand
San Antonio
Former Grid Star Killed by Robber in Florida
Jacksonville news reports former Florida Gators football star K. Schuman, 23, shot and killed during a picnic with fiancée Miss Ros a Brown ing. Schuman grappled with the assailant as the woman struck him with a bottle, but the attacker escaped.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Cacl Schimen
Funch
University of Florida
Pic Flancee
Lin
Schuman
Pro Football Roundup and Standings Report
Pro Football notes from Chicago and across the league recount Bears victory over Boston 21 to 4 and a slim Lions loss. St Louis beat Pittsburgh 6 to 6 on field goals by Sen and Alford as Chicago Cardinals edged Detroit 13 to 12, while the Giants beat Green Bay 17 to 2 to hold Eastern lead. Western division results show Chicago and Detroit atop their half, with detailed scoring and player mentions throughout.
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Chicago
Slo
Detroit
Lions Sunda
New York Giants
Tha Eireuit
St Louis
Cineat
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bit Sen
Gene Alford
Lions
Converse Cubs Take Bell Jewelry Trophy With 5-4 Win
The Converse Cubs edged the Lakeview Dairymen 5-4 to capture the first leg of the Bell Jewelry Company trophy title in a Sunday showdown at Linings Park. Hay Steubing pitched well for Lakeview, four Cubs errors helped spark a late rally as Converse scored in the eighth, ninth, and eleventh innings to overturn a 4-0 deficit.
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Convest Cubs
Cubs
Bell Jewelry Company
Lakeview Dairymen
Lakeview
Hay Steubing
Gubs
Steubing
al Crostwaite
Dairvinen
Converse Cubs
Stolle
Zill Eaniley
Greenville Lions to Meet Chicago Bartian Tech in November Game
Greenville Texas, Nov 12. The Greenville High Lions, 1933 Texas interscholastic League champions, are likely to host Bartian Technical High of Chicago on Saturday, November 24. Harrison Technical, runner up in Chicago, awaits final decision tomorrow as Greenville officials confirm bar to play after school board approval.
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Greenville
Texas
Greenville High Lions
Bartian Technical High School of
Chicago
Harrison Technical
TF. Burgherty
Jieleam
Carta Blanca Leads Soccer in Semifinal Thriller
Carta Blanca edged St. John\'s 2 to 1 at the Seminary field as Ernie Hart scored early in the second half and A. Zuniga sealed the win for the Jewelers. In San Pedro park Inter national Club beat Gonzales FP 1 to 0 to keep pace for second place.
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St. John’s. Seminary
Carte Blanco
San Antonio Soccer League
Intersnational Club
San Pedro Park
Gonzales FP. H
St. John's-Carta Blanca
Seminary Field
Grid Heroes By the Associated Press Saturday Football Stars
Bill Shepherd of Western Maryland scored four of his team's five touchdowns and kicked all five extra points. Whitey Baccus of Southern Methodist completed a forward pass to Robert Wilson against Texas A and M. Lynn Jordan of Wisconsin ran back a 100 yard opening kickoff for a touchdown against Michigan. Les Katsman of Princeton scored three touchdowns against Lehigh, two from 60 and 87 yards. Bobby Grayson of Stanford intercepted two passes and scampered 35 and 45 yards for touchdowns against Washington. Walter Sullivan of LSU had a 62 yard run that set up the touchdown in a 6 0 win over George Washington. Billy Chase of Florida sprinted 38 yards for a score against Mississippi. Arleigh Williams of California ran 29 yards for a touchdown and conversion to beat Southern California 7 2.
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Preys
Bill Shepherd
Maryland
Woodberry
Whitey Baccus
Southern Methodist
Sduaré
Robert Wilson
Texas A
M. Lynn Jordan
Wisconsin
Michigan
Les Katsman
Princeton
Lehigh
Bobby Grayson
Stanford
Washington
Walter Sullivan
Louisiana State
George Washington
Billy Chase
Florida
Mississippi
Arleigh Williams
California
Southern California
Rosey risks his ring title in New York bout
Maxie Rosenbloom, Harlem slugger and former light heavyweight champion, defends a world title in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. He faces Hob Olin, a young New Yorker, while Johnny Henry Lewis and Jimmy Braddock headline other bouts. A ten round heavyweight clash between Mickey Walker and Paul Pirrone, plus a six round bout featuring Bud, fill the Philadelphia program.
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New York
Maxley Rosenbloom
Dong
Rosenbloom
Te National Boxing Association
Newry York
Eels
Hob Olin
New Yorker
Madison Square Garden
Johnty Henry Tewis
Seattle
Jimmy Hraddock
Jersey City
Peter Jackson
California
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Philadelphia
Mickey Walker
Paul Pirrone
Bud
Ruth Stars In Six Hit All Star Wonder Game
Babe Ruth shines with two homers a double and a single in six trips as his team routs Miller led opponents 13 to 2 in Tokio. Ruth hits .206 season line as crowd of 60 000 watches. Also notable homers by Foxx Averill. Final score 13 to 2.
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Tokio
Brown and Berg
Kara Cascarella
Hayes
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