Ranking Women Tennis Stars Big Task
New York November 18 7 The U S Lawn Tennis association faces a delicate decision on the No 1 ranking for 1936 between Alice Marble and Helen Hull Jacobs. The all man committee weighs national title status against season records and foreign results as Marble recalls her California win and Jacobs holds Wimbledon form. The issue echoes a 1914 debate when McLoughlin and Williams split the top rank despite a national title.
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New York
Alice Marble
Helen Hull Jacobs
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Miss Marble
Miss Jacobs
U.S
Tony Wilding
Norman Brookes
Australia
Tankea McLoughlin
U. S. Ilut. A
Hilda Ekrahwinkel Sperling
Williams
A. Wallis Merriew
Manchester
Mass
U. S
Jacob
Kay Stammers
Forest Hills
Aidhes
Wanbiegon
Tucker Talks to Hunters
Austin dispatch notes warnings from Will J. Tucker secretary of the Fame ish and oyster commission about deer and turkey hunting hazards. He cautions against shooting at moving objects until deer horns or gobbler status is certain and warns against keeping loaded guns in cars or places not used for stalking. He warns of lethal blends of firewater and firearms and urges caution and common sense to prevent deaths and ruined lives.
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Austin
Will J. Tucker
The
Fame, Ish and Oyster Commission
Opening Cage Games Listed for 1936 Season Opener
The Sabinas Brewers face Binger's Pharmacists and International Clubmen meet Alamo Jewelers in a Brackenridge gym double header to launch the Commercial Basketball league season. Schedule drawing set opening night as cage fans anticipate strong new teams and city title contenders.
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Sabinas Brewers
Alamo Jewelers
Brackenridge Gym
Sabinas
Alamo
Predictions From The Grid: College Picks Recap
A sprawling, comma heavy sheet lists numerous college football game predictions across teams such as Baylor over Oklahoma, Alabama over Georgia Tech, Ohio State over Minnesota, and Purdue over Iowa. Many entries repeat or garble team names, yet the core shows a broad slate of favored institutions, with occasional mentions of notable matchups and conferences.
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Prophet Pety
Eeota
Tera
Arkanean
S MU
Baylor
Oklahoma
Aggies
Sam Houston
I. U
Centenary
Texas Aggies
Utah
Army
Notre Dame
Marquette
Mississippi
Nebraska
Piltshureh
Dartagurth
Carnegie
Duquesne
Navy
Princeton
Yale
Temple
Villanova
Ohio State
Minnots
Purdue
Town
Michigan State
Kansas
Missouri
Auburn
Alabama
Georgia Tech
North Certlina
Tulane
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Tennisete
Ara
Pitt
Minnesota
Texas
Washington
Northwestern
Michizen
Nspl
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cornett Columbia
Syracuse
Duanesne
Caruce
Mind Purdue
Towa Indians
Shicago
Arkansas
T. CA
Alate
Ker Oklahoms
Ics
Santa Clara
St Tock
California
Oreeen
Stanfard
Gre. State
Trike
North Carolins Tulane
Geerai Tennescee
Varserbilt
Kentucky
Clemeem
Penn
Penn State
Semple
Willan- Boston
W. Finly Cross
Frown
Catholic
N.C
Georgetown
Manhattan
NY. A
Rutters
Walliems
Amherst
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
Tetraly
Xavier
Florida
Sewante
Maryland
T. Furman
South ‘Carolin
Wash
Lee
Macy
Virginia
Montana
Thahg
Acelns
Ut Citoratts
Pro Golfers Recess Head for Pinehurst
Thirteen members of the National Professional Golfers Association head to Pinehurst North Carolina for next week’s national tournament. The association closed its annual meeting naming George Jacobs president Tom Walsh secretary and Jack Mackie treasurer. The 1837 National PGA tournament is set for May 24-30 at the Pittsburgh Field Club. Ryder Cup matches run June 9 and 50 at Southport England. Neald disabled and ten employed professionals via the benevolent fund.
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Pinehurst
Chicago
National Professional Golfers Association
M. C
George Jacobs
Ridgewood
N. J
Tom Walsh
R. W
Freacy
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jack Mackie
Far Rockaway
Rules Jockey Ruling Ties Freelance Jockeys to Owners
Maryland Court of Appeals rules that a freelance jockey is a employee of the horse owner she rides for. The decision follows the death of Bernard Hanford, injured May 1993 at Pimlico on Comprehensive, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Clarke. Hanford’s mother filed a workers compensation claim.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Bernard A
Buddy) Hanford
Ambrose Clarke
Pimlico
Hanford
Barbara Hanford Moore
Maryland
Workoen's Compensaton Inn
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BIG
Tucker
Glen Plains
McCrea
Watt & Marx
3Ion
Stora
Erie
Aew
d-Examiner
Horthwestern
Bmichican
Anny
Indiana
Cuczzo
Tilinore
Iowe
Mishizeipzi
Kansas State
Ines Ette
Mari
Tilsa
Drake
Detroit
St Ravier
Michigem State
Manses
ED Danfinth
Ariznta
E. 31
Clemson
Merquette
Ole Biss
Tennessee
Duke
North Carolina
Warsinad
V. UM. I. Catholic
North Carolis
Furman
South Carolina
W. End L
EE Davidson
Centre Cheltanonte
Wake Forest Pees
Tee
Bard
Jackie Jumper
Hockmeyer
Bparts
Tle Browier
Duke of Kent
Walts & Marx—nabs' Ient
Colebrook
Madras
America
Walls & Mare
Worumbo Ocoais
Watt & Mara
Eny Stren
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