Harris Replaces Collins as Boston Red Box Manager
Boston dispatch reports Harris, set to be 37 in November, has signed a one year managerial contract to lead the Red Box. The hire aims to rebuild the club after spending about 200000 on new players with Yawkey and Collins. Harris plans changes at infield and new pitching usage as he shapes the 1934 lineup.
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Stanley Gucky
Harri
Boson
Az Algaea
Detroit Theers
Haris
Detroit
Tom Vewker
Farris
Bucky
5Hone Collins
Wenager
Phil
Charley Gehringer
Aecord
Gillies
Tigers
Monager
Monger
Washington
Benators
Pittshaven
Fos
Burky
Mnash Tas
Te Red Box
Yawker
Eddi Collins
Cullins
Yawkey
Roh Quinn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Columbus
Onio
Azrocities
Navespurprisied
Macagain
Fenuay Perk
Collins
Jilana
Etnie Morgan
Tiret
HoydJalimon
Teffield
Selfrpade
Wan
Port Jervis
Pittston
Itv
Ena Regia
Jennings
Hughey Jennings
Jenvitms
SM Bud
Heart South
Jason
Murkeran
Harris
Norfolke
Reading Club
New York State
Nerond Bate
Buffel
Chilean Stars End Weekend With Mixed Results
Santiago report shows Chilean professionals Filo and Peres Farmidi defeating visiting Nettera, with European rival Hank Nussley losing to Parana. Match summaries include Karelus and Konelus in gym context, while Italian cyclists Giovan Matiera and Tina Reboil lead, as Chicago hosts a six day event with competitive pace.
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Santiago
Chin
Filo
Peres Farmidi
Mare Tealches
Hank Nussleyy
Germany
Afg
Perton Farondi
Karel Konelus
Grecho- Siovaria
Karelus
Astounding fertility of Spanish mackerel explodes mass
The article outlines a chain of hypothetical hatchings from the Spanish mackerel and computes colossal outcomes. It estimates up to 1,800,000 eggs per fish and, through successive generations, astronomical counts and weights. It warns of futures where cumulative weight far surpasses Earth's mass, tied to the "Belire Floor Not" cartoons.
Brouillard to defend middleweight title at Boston Garden
Lou Brouillard faces Vince Dubee in a middleweight title bout at Boston Garden tonight. The card lists a crowd of 380 pounds to weigh in and the Massachusetts boxing commission sets 4 p.m. weigh in with ring entry at 10 p.m. The card features prior results including Brouillard beating Ben Jeby and a recent controversial finish involving Adalon Heuser.
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Bobton
Lou Brouillard
Vince Dubee
Baltimore
Jernand Rochet
Boston Garden
Brouilard
New York
Ben Jeby
Jack Thorepsoi
Troutun Ly
Duckie Fuejtis
Dundes
Johnny Marisunu
Boston
Leo
Cpark
Adalon Heuser
Drateher
Brouillard
Bursa
Walt
Massachusetts
Boxing Commission
Sity
Ehallenger
Artillery Defeats Infantry at Polo in tough match
Gojans win 19-6 led by Ernest Garrola and Mika Gebera as Trojans dominate Canucks 10-0 on Sunday. Names and places appear garbled but reference to Army officers and local teams suggests a historical sports round with military names in a polo style contest.
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Gojans
Trojans
Ernest Garrola
Mika Gebera
Canucks
Trojan
Irajan
Unbeaten and Untied Hail Pitt Duquesne Lead Parade
An Associated Press survey shows Duquesne University of Pittsburgh leading the standings with 25 alleged football victories. The undefeated and untied teams are not yet beaten, illustrating a flawless season to date.
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Aly
Bresh
Duquesne University of Pittsburgh
Sever Victores
Risko and Peterson Set for Monday Houston Show
Promoter Morris Sigel announced a Houston boxing card headlined by Johnny Risko and Big Boy Peterson with Minnesota Swede in the lineup. The pair have met before, and Dempsey plans to attend Texas event as racing at Milington Downs looms.
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Risko
Peterson
Houston
Morris Sigel
Johnny
Big Boy Peterson
Timg Tsko
Rm Dempsey
Texas Fort Worth
Manin Mouler
Jack Dempsey
Mariah Willams
Milington Downs
Jack Wifl
Schreiner and Tarleton Prep for Key Rocky Matchup
Schreiner Institute Mountaineers, in Oct 30 prep notes from MFREVILLE, face Tarleton College in a Cl Texas Junior College Conference test. The following week Gilstrap’s squad plays Ranger Junior College as they push for district and state honors amid strong performances from Beard Koontz and Petson.
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Mfreville
Texas University
Mael
Schreiner Institute Mountaineers
John Terreton
Tarleton
Central Texas Juunior College Conference
Behrenner
Texas Junior College Athletic Association
Gilstrap
Mountaineers
Ranger Junior College
Central Texas Junior College
Austin
Alvin Eagelly
Pee Wee Beard
Maretang Chapman
Murphy
Red Belton
Myers
Notre Dame Football Struggles Crowding Notre Dame's Spirit
Alan Gould reports from South Bend on Notre Dame football as the program recovers from a scoring drought and a rocky two-year coaching era under Heartly Anderson. The piece frames internal resolve, leadership after Rockne, and prospects for a return to prominence in the years ahead.
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Notre Dame
Alan Gould
Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
University
Sruth
Maan Ty
Kenneth Rockne
Bazaar
Ker
Jef Notre
Joan
Gaara
Torkne
Rank
Anyrow
Anderson
Rockne
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Downtown Coaches Association
Jesse Harper
Harper
Kansas
She
Dizzy Dean Returns To Scene Of K P Duty
Jerome Dizzy Dean and family visited Fort Sam Houston San Antonio for dinner with Battery Twelfth Artil lery. Scout Don Curtis praised Deans pitching while a rumored Cardinals contract hovered around fifteen to twenty thousand dollars. Mrs Dean joked he remains as dizzy as ever and keeps his new car under supervision to avoid mishap.
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San Antonis
Houston
Jerome
Silas
Dizzy
Ace Chinker
St. Louis Cardinals
Fort Sem Houston
Battery
Twelfth Field
Talher
Paul
St. Laws
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Elmer
Mess Hall
Bettery
Jimmy
Brovent
Diez
Bean
Law Gookie
Artillery
Dimmy
Dean
Don Curtis
Cardinals
Public Service City
Gerds Housar
San Antonio
Frankie Frisell
St. Louis
City Girls Basket Ball League Organizes at City Hall
The City Girls Basketball League will meet at 5 30 Tuesday in the recreation department offices at City Hall to plan. The league will operate at Woodlawn gym on Tuesday and Friday nights and seeks two more teams to join the four current squads: Temple League, Aarbera Sports, Dibble Sports, and State hospital. Last season two teams reached the state meet, highlighting the league’s progress.
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Woodlawn Gym
Temple League
Aarbera Sports
Dibble Sports
State Hospital
Ten Cue Champions Open National Meet in Minneapolis
Ten leading playsets will compete in the national cue sports championship tourney opening in Minneapolis. The winner receives 750 dollars and a studded emblem, with second and third finishers eligible for the world championship in Chicago against Ralph Greenleaf and others. Eddie Bauer and Sylvester Schlierman meet tonight, while Harry Whod faces William Moscow, as part of a field including Seabeck, Church, Camp, Franklin, Kelly, Summerell and others. JOURDANTON COPS 13-0.
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Ralph Greenleaf
Chicago
Eddie Bauers
Oakland
Califor Western Sectionsi
Sylvester Sehlieman
Horry Whod
Duluth
Minn
William Moscow
Philadelphia
Charles Seabeck
Astoria
N.Y
Arthur Church
New York
Marcel Camp
Detroit
Walter Franklin
Kansas Cuty
George Kelly
Charles Summerell
Lite Tock
Ark
Notre Dame Football Hope Amid Rockne's Death
Harper vows to win and build the best team while preserving football ties with Notre Dame. He stresses no panic and full support for coach Anderton, aiming to sustain strong East Coast relations as the athletic ship adjusts after Rockne's death.
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Rockne
Harper
Notre Dame
Anderton
Prophet Pete winners at Texas theater drawing
Prophet Pete lists 41 weekly winners of his football contest with 28 tied picks. 10 cents missing four of 13 games. Winners and near-winners receive Texas Theater tickets. 1200 entrants total. Names, addresses and missed entrants are noted. mentions of others and past performance and upcoming list.
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Prophet Bote
Texas Theater
Lok
G. J. Lecy
Gulfsteet
FR. F. Thomson
Box Jan
Erwin Danas
New Braun- Tels
Gilbert de Santos
Commerce Street
Met
Bob Brown
East Cypress
John Pancoast
Elizabeth Tord
Marlin Arnold
Mason
Elliel Arnold
Bob Cook
West Houston
Dick Lawrence
South St. Mary's
H. Redkey
West Magnolia
Warren Nuckalls
C. ¥. Hensel
Berkshire
Ridd
George J. Kearns
East Huisack
Roy F. Hambrick
McAlien
Texas
T. Lee
Culebra
Arthur Schedde
South Presa
Lenerd Ambrust
Dallas
Caroline Westerhoff
School
Lieutenant Foxworth
Lree Army
Blanco
Tom Kramer
Carson
W. O H. Bercy Jr
Queen Annecourt
L.A. Dullnng
Nolan
Joy Cupp
West Mitchell
Paul W. Cox
South Olive
L. H. Wellman
Considyon
Rascoe Cahill
Tree Army
Glube
Arle
Fount Rambie
Haavimai
Moss Baker
Pruitt
E. L Filo
Mission
J. B. Traylor
North Mesquite
Milton Holman
Crockett Hotel
Hesnia Meyer
Delaware
Charles E. Taylor
Milam
Paschal
Orifill
West Woodlawn
Harry Drill
Grayson
Pele
Crowds Gather as Texas Faces SMU in Dallas Showdown
By Bill Parker the South west conference gridiron headliner brings about 15 000 fans to Dallas for the Texas Longhorns versus Southern Methodist Mustangs. Texas seeks to extend its conference run while Arkansas and TCU loom as title threats with key players like Hilliard returning to form after an injury. Other conference matchups include A and M at Shreveport against Centenary and Rice versus Santa Clara as Rice eyes a tough road game in San Francisco.
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Bill Parker
Presa
Ste. Satiiniay
University of Texas Longhorns
Mistangs
Dallas
Texas
Chris- Cian
University
Texas A
Centenary
Shreveneit
Rice Institute
Saint Clara
San Francisco
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas Christian
Baylor
Southern Methodist
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Hice
University of Texas
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Tece
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Geiser
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College Stayton
Bears
Rarane
Texas Christian Frogs
Frogs
Semgon
Day
Aggies
Shreveport
Domingue
Reid
Aggie
Santa Clara
Owls
Pesek Greyhounds Win National Meet in Kansas
Pesek’s Greyhounds dominated the fall National Coursing meet in Newton Kansas. Jain Pesekk a heavyweight hound from Ravenna Neb led the kennel to top honors with Gangster an Imported Afghan Hound finishing first in major stakes Rusty Andrew and Mrs placed second in the derby. First prize amounted to 359 with 200 for second. In spring results Pesek dogs earlier won the Valentino Cup at 186.
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Newton
Kan
Jain Pesekk
Ravenna
Neb
Pesek
Rusty Andrew Divide
Walser Leads Second Place Win in Fishing Contest
Walser of San Antonio hosts a second place finish in the National Amateur Fishing Association live-pon competition. The catch measured 234 inches. William Ells of Port Aransas, the regional director, said a manual banquet will be held in New York in connection with the American Sportsmen's Exposition on February 1. McGeehan, a New York sports writer, showed slight improvement at Brunswick Hospital while visiting Wilbert Robinson at Dover Inn.
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U. 5
Tarpons
J. Walser
San Antal
William Ells
Port Aransas
Association
New York
McGeenan
Brunswick
W. C. McGeehan
Airleken
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Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Takehall Girh
Dover Inn
Gyaminant Basabal Mon
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