Young Army coach chosen to lead West Point football team
Lieutenant Garrison H. Davidson, class of 1927, will replace Major Ralph Sasse as head football coach next season at West Point. Davidson, the first second lieutenant in the post, has served as assistant and plebe coach and led scouting operations, with no announced changes or assistant selections yet due to War Department policy.
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Gary) Davidson
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Draft Overlooked By Minor Leaguers
Auburn W C October 13 The player draft remains a sore spot in pro baseball as three Class AA leagues the American Association International and Pacific Coast failed to draft any players on the initial list Secretary John H Farrell of the National Association of Professional Baseball clubs says he expects little activity in smaller leagues with Class A drafting starting October 15 Class B October 21 and Class G October 27 The major leagues drafted only four men in total.
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Minnesota Halfback Myron Ubi Recovers From Illness
Minnesota halfback Myron Ubi has won his long battle for life, doctors at University Hospital reported. He suffered Documenia and severe lung injury from a scrimmage, but is improving and will be moved from an oxygen tent in a few days.
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Chocolate Declines Offer for Arizmendi Fight in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on October 13 an offer of 10000 dollars to stage a bout between Chocolate and Baby Arizmendi of Mexico City was declined. Match maker Hayden Wadhams announced the decision as Steve Hemas, a former Penn State athlete now willing to meet Ace Hudkins there, was cited. The bout may be held in November in Los Angeles.
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ALL FLASHES IN PAGE WIN
Tommy Hall starred for Thomas Nelson Page C0 with an 8 0 victory over Washington Irving. He had a 5 and 90 yard dash and a 90 yard punt return for a touchdown aided by Bailey interference. Junior teams Floresville and Blockdale set for Thursday game with Mayea Bishop coaching Blockdale and Cough Tan coaching Floresville.
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Texan hunting near San Antonio praised by Martin Wright
The article profiles hunter Martin Wright arguing North Amelia offers premier North American game. He lists bears, deer, caribou, elk, moose, big cats, antelope and many birds hunted in diverse climates then asserts Texas hunting near San Antonio rivals other regions. He notes thrill over wild game plus water and overall Texan recreation in the area.
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Chamber of Carrieres
Canzoneri Still King of Lightweight in New York Tonight
Tony Canzoneri extends his hold on the lightweight division with a 3 round knockout of Frankie Petrolle at Ebbets Field, while Maxie Rosenbloom cruises to a 10 round non title win over Jock Redman. Chocolate favored to beat Feldman in featherweight clash as elimination tournament begins.
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Chick Devlin
San Francisco
Ben dJeby
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Amateur Pro Tie At Waco In Golf Event
Fort Worth duo Bryan Newsroster and Jack Grout joined by George Ronbach and Spec Goldman of Dallas in a tie for premier honors at the amateur pro match on the Waco Country Club course. All four recorded 68 in the opening round amid ongoing qualifiers for the Waco Country Club Invitation. Spec Goldman carded a hole in one on the 17th hole.
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Baylor Bears Head to Little Rock for Bowtwest Conference Game
Baylor University Bears team of 30 departs Waco for Little Rock Arkansas to face the Razorbacks in a Saturday Bowtwest Conference clash. The squad lists starters and backups at key positions including Weatherby Clark Norton Clem Edwards Kroney Reeves Pearce and others.
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Laurie Ayton Plans Return to Scotland Golf Career
Chicago October 13 Laurie Ayton one of the first Scotch golf professionals in the United States will return to Scotland due to illness. He will leave for Gotland on November 16 ending his run in major championships and plans to resume golf there.
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Wedding of Loretta Turnbull Postponed Amid Ill Health
Loretta Turnbull, famed speedboat racer, was to wed Richard Blythe in New York. The ceremony was postponed after an illness in her father’s family, with Turnbull and her mother taking a unspecified cruise and Blythe flying to Burlingame, California.
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McMurry to clash with Sul Ross in Alpina Saturday
McMurry Indians head to Alpina Saturday afternoon to face Sul Ross Loboes in a rematch of last year’s 34 to 7 Abilene victory. The two teams meet after Sul Ross earned a win last season despite the prior defeat.
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L A Dog Show Entries Near 300
A rush of last minute entries brings the San Antonio Kennel Club all breed show to almost 300 dogs. Exhibitors travel from New York Atlanta New Orleans and many Texas centers. Entries closed but cataloguing continued as the event nears Tuesday and Wednesday at the Crawford Motor Company showroom on West Houston Street.
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Cicero the Chestnut Gelding Wins Track Record Ride
At Sportman's Park Cicero, a two year old chestnut gelding owned and trained by Cy Hunt, won the first race of the season and then captured the feature race by breaking the track record with five furlongs in 1 05 on a muddy course. The railbirds buzzed as Cicero del Cicero became the race's watchword.
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Fuchs retires as Boston owner after sale of stake
New York attorney Emil E Publis longtime head of the Boston National League club sells his continuing interest to Charles Adams. Adams will become president and Publis retires from baseball. The deal covers 7000 shares for about 188000 dollars. The Braves home park remains under estate ownership and lease.
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