First Home Tilt to Sooner Five
Buffalo Gym in Canyon saw Southwestern Oklahoma State College beat West Texas State Teachers 45 to 32. Montgomery and Simmons led the Southwestern attack with a strong late rally, while Keith, Gerald, Lowes, and Ward provided substitutions for the Buffaloes as the crowd witnessed a high scoring clash.
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West Texans
Tost
Buffalo
Canyon
Southwestern Peachers College
Weatherford
Oklahoma
Llayors
Montgomery and Simmons
Southwestern
Buffaloes
Keith
Gerald
Lowes
Ward
Buffs
Buffalo Court
Texas
Howard Payne
Daniel Baker
O'Clock
Ganyon
Prince of Wales Suffered Wrist Sprain in Horseback Mishap
London reports the Prince of Wales sustaining a minor wrist sprain after a riding mishap. The heir to the throne has had 15 or 16 riding accidents, including two collarbone breaks in 1924 and the following year. The article also mentions a long delayed Murg Valley Railroad project in Württemberg, Germany.
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London
Mershing
Prince of Wales
Lionel Conacher: From Toronto Cleaners to New York Hockey Star
Four years after earning the title Canada’s greatest all around athlete Lionel Conacher remains in sports and business. The former Toronto cleaner and pressman now stars as a defenseman for the New York Americans in Madison Square Garden. Once a multi sport standout in Toronto and a Canadian amateur heavyweight boxing champion, Conacher helped lead the Yellow Jackets to a national hockey title before turning pro.
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Lionel Conacher
Toronto
Canada
Madison Square Garden
New York
Tex Rickard
Ameriane
Referve
Canacher
Charley Langlois
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hamers
Canuck
Conacher
Pittsburgh
Pregnaut
Jack Dempsey
Yellow Jackets
Judges Consider Glass-Bottom Boats for Catalina Swim
Catalina Channel swim judges may use glass-bottom boats to monitor progress as nearly all starters wait for final readiness before signaling the land. The plan aims to ensure clear visibility and safety during the event.
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Catalina Channel
St Edward's Gridiron Schedule Tentative For Fall
St Edward's University football players will play at least eleven intercollegiate games next fall. Coach Jack Meagher released a tentative schedule on Monday. The slate includes a September 24 game against Simmons University in Abilene.
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Associated Press
Austin
St. Edward's University
Gridiron Warriors
Jack Meagher
Stimmons University
Abilene
City Council Adopts ConfidenceResolution for Tris Speaker
Cleveland council approves a resolution of confidence in Tris Speaker amid a Biased inquiry into 1919 charges. The move echoes Detroit action excusing Ty Cobb and pressure mounts on Commissioner Landis to deliver a clear ruling on Speaker and Cobb status or face potential legal action.
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Chicago
Landis’ Hopper
Baseball
Cleveland City Councn
Tris
Ohio City
Cleveland
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Leonard
Speaker
Smokey
Joe Wood
Cobb
Free 30 day trial rupture appliance offer from Easyhold Co
A pamphlet advertises a rupture appliance with a 30 day trial. It invites readers to send name and address to receive a copyrighted rupture book and measurement blank, then test the device and return if unsatisfied at no cost. Easyhold Co. lists Kansas City Missouri contact details.
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Easyhold Co
Main St
Kansas City
Ndy
Willie Hoppe Reclaims Balkline Title in New York Comeback
In a thrilling comeback, Willie Hoppe defeats Eric Hagenlacher 1500 to 1387 to regain the 18.2 Balkline championship after two-year title gap. The match used 1200 dollars worth of ivory and showcased imports of Zanzibar ivory for cue balls and pro portions.
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Willie Hoppe
Eric Hagenlacher
New York
Jake Schaefer
Hoppe
Zanzibar
Catalina Swim To Be Hare And Tortoise Race
Avalon on Santa Catalina Island reports the Wrigley ocean marathon set for January 15 from Catalina to the mainland with a 265000 prize. Entrants include Norman Ross George Young Howard Chafee aiming for speed while Henry Sullivan and Charles Toth bring famed slow steady channel swimming credentials.
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Associated Press
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
California
William Wrigley, Jr
Norman Ross
Sann Francisco
George Young
Toronto
Canada
Howard Chafee
Giant
Ventura
Cal
Ross
Young
Henry Sullivan
Lowell
Mass
Charles Toth
Boston
English Channel
Catalina Channel
Six top turf winners of the season listed
New York January 11 official figures name Crusader as the leading money winner with 166033 dollars. Boot to Beet earns 114920 dollars, Display 104420 dollars, and Carlaris 100376 dollars, rounding out the six biggest earners.
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New York
Crusader
Display
Carlaris
Giants Pull Off Multi Club Trade Reshaping rosters
New York Giants chief John McGray orchestrates a four club deal involving eleven players. Brooklyn gains Waite Henline and Busleigh Grimes. New York acquires Ho rnsby era star Grimes and Harper. Philadelphia sends Ferguson and Scott with Thompson. Buffalo receives five players with options for three more.
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New York
John McGray
David Harum
Rogers Hornsby
Giants
Phillies
Jaci Scott
Alex Ferguson
Twiers
LaFayette Thompson
Buffalo Internationals
Bill Huber
Ray Pierce
Phillie
Ferguson
Bisons
Brooklyn
The
Giant
Henline
Harper
Thompson
Scott
Heline
Grimes
Country Club Greens Given Coat of Sand
The Amarillo Country Club greens are being improved with a carload of extra heavy sand. Within a month they will be in ideal condition and uniform across all eighteen greens. Ground keepers will be able to prepare them for play soon, reducing guesswork in putting. Pro B C Warlick notes more members playing golf regularly this winter.
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Amarillo Country Club
B. C. Warlick
Country Club
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Sfeeratir
Sian Ay Rueey Footoal T
Granger Rough Cat Cut
St. Edward’s
Cleveland City
Catalina
M’graw
Reliable Printing Service
Wright Printing Co
Taylor
Liggrtt & Myers Tobacco CO
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