Wolverines and Hicks Win Y House Loop Tilts
The Wolverines defeated the Cadets 80 to 29 in the opening game of the Y House League at MCA cowl. In other games Wie Pius toppled the Sad Sacke 47 to 2 and the Hicks walloped the Bandits 64 to 28.
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Rutan's 68 Tops Miami Golfers
Rutan, at 34, fired a 68 to lead the Miami Open field of 290 players in Mian. Hogan and Snead were among pre-tournament favorites contending as the event unfolded at the Open course, with other notable names such as Merraded, Payton, and Farria chasing the leaders and aiming for a major-style breakthrough.
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Delral Midh
Frank Stianahan
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Lagrange II
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Army and Bama Dominate Collier All America Teams
Collier’s Magazine names four Army players and two from Alabama to its annual All-America team. The list reflects selections by an advisory board of football writers, preserving Walter Camp’s tradition and highlighting Matt D. and Dewitt Coulter among others.
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Colliers Elections
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Advinmy Board of
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Colliers Hme
Coast Loop Moguls Face Major League Decision
A Coast League group led by Clance Ponts Rowland discusses upcoming steps to join a major league, weighing player availability, playoff implications, and financial hurdles. Observers note the lack of ready major league talent and caution against rushing a risky expansion, with attention to international play and future competitive balance.
Local High School Hoops Tonight Across City Venues
A rugged weekend basketball slate features Waterford High hosting Watervliet and Lanningborough facing LaSalle Institute as Cohoes Catholic High opens its schedule. Vincentian Institute visits Bethlehem while Averill Park Central meets Averill Park Central, and Averill Park Central hosts Hudson at home.
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Navy Star Bob Kelly May Return To Notre Dame
Representative Edward A Kelly said Navy star Bob Kelly may return to Notre Dame if the Naval Academy places him. Kelly, a 1943 44 Notre Dame halfback, enrolled at the Naval Academy last fall but left Marys lineup after a brief start. He did not state reasons for leaving and indicated he had given his resignation.
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Army Jame Jagt
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Tigers Sign Five Coaches Shakeup Hits Detroit
Detroit Tigers announce a signings splash with five coaches joining the staff. Veteran pitcher Tommy Bridged and Liank Schellendaelh listed among new hires, aiming to boost the coaching lineup and return to championship form.
Braves Sign Two Baseball Players Amid Trade Buzz
Reported signings include Bie Darges with Boston Braves and Cohumbak QO May Billy Tanges. Waiver and release details involve Chicago Cubs and New York Giants. Moves hint at infield versatility with Cohen and Witty as potential arrivals.
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Billy Tanges
Chicago
New York
Bowling Scores and League Results Across Multiple Clubs
Diverse bowling reports highlight high scores and leaders from Quenle Tavern Betty Denzo to Massau Victory Tea. Names include Mary Clement, Lyn, Leo Welsh, Colgate, and McGiverns, with standings across leagues like Alpha Victory and North End Businessmen.
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Alpha Victory League
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Tiple
Fullwe
Helen Steinhilber
Marie Hattison
Tlerence
Coast Eleven Packs Super Speed in Sugar Bowl Tale
AP lists a mythical Coast Eleven star lineup with Hernan Medemeyer of St Marys College and Ted Tannell of USC set for Sugar Bowl action against Alabama. Includes Ed Ryan St Marys and Wandell Besard Cal, plus UCLA and Oregon standouts in a sprinting, versatile, fast backfield featuring Washington, UCLA, and Oregon alums.
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al Soule
Tsill
U S Britain To Renew Net Series In 1934 Wightman Cup
The United States plans to renew the Wightman Cup with Britain next summer in Wimbledon competitions. Julian Biyitek of the US Wightman Cup committee says a team of American women stars is likely to be sent to Britain to compete. The British federation reportedly welcomes renewals, following moves toward a Davis Cup style collaboration. The last Forest Hills 1933 results had the US winning 5 to 2, with Alice Marki记 and Palfrey Pabyan among the doubles champions.
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Forest Hills
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Wig Suan Palfrey Pabyan
Dodgers Sell Dantonia Columbus OT
Dodgers yesterday sold catcher John Dintoran to SL Paul of the American Association. Sale of Dantonia affects the Dow era with one extra, Mike Sandlock.
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Brooklyn Dogers
Yesteary
John Dintoran
SL Paul
Arerian Association
Dantonia
Mike Sandlock
Al Todd Named Manager of Brooklyn Dodgers Farm Club
Reading hints indicate Al Todd appointed to manage a Mobile club in the Dodgers farm system. The report mentions previous Dodger affiliations and a sequence of managerial notes, with scattered names such as Clay Hopper linked to other teams. The text is fragmented and unclear on dates and specifics.
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al Todd
Columbis
Savold and Horsman to Fight in Garden Boatcard
Paterson New Jersey’s Savold and Los Angeles’ Horsman face off at Madison Square Garden on January 7, promoter Mike Tweobs announced. Savold won a decision in their last meeting last Monday night.
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al Horsman
Los Angeles
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