Mac Smith Wins Los Angeles Open For Fourth Time
Mac Smith sealed his fourth Los Angeles Open title with two final rounds of 69 and 68 to finish at 280, even par for 72 holes. Olin Dutra led early but Smith surged on the back nine as others faltered, with Runyan and Mehlhorn close behind in a tight finish at Los Angeles Country Club.
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Santa Monica
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Marion Cagemen and Springville Battle Tuesday on Marion Court
The Marion high five hosts Springville Tuesday night in a likely hard fought game as both teams chase better records. Marion aims to tighten offense after practice prepares the home squad to counter Springville’s veterans and threat on hoops.
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Wilton High Beats Bennett In Close 21 To 15 Tilt
Wilton High School defeats Bennett 21 to 15 in a tense game as Wilton extends a scoring run. The match unfolds with a strong Wilton defense and late momentum sealing the win for the home team.
Michigan 31 Chicago 18 basketball score
A basketball score shows Michigan leading Chicago with 31 points to 18 in a game summary. The text also mentions hotel rate changes in Italy and tipping policies but lacks clear context or full details.
Big Six basketball races open with Nebraskas upset
Kansas faces Lincoln opener as Kansas State and Oklahoma begin conference play. Iowa State led by 15 fouls allows Nebraska to win in overtime 37 31. Missouri meets Kansas State in Manhattan while Oklahoma opens at Nebraska.
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Youths Dominate Tennis in America
Edward B Moss reviews the 1933 tennis season noting wide geographic spread of top performers and a surge of younger players. Among 29 ranked men, average age 22, with many Eastern players and several notable juniors rising to prominence.
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Epward
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Eutire
New York
United States
Middle West
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Atlantic
Tae Vignones
Parker
Gene Make Ther
Locatelli Berg Boxing Feature Headlines This Week
European light heavyweight Clem Locatelli faces Jackie Berg in a high profile bout at Madison Square Garden. Berg seeks a comeback after a recent loss and aims to challenge Tony Canzoneri for a shot at Barney Ross, withLocatelli seeking a repeat decision over Berg in London last April.
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Clem Locatelli
Italy
Jackie Kid
Bere
England
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Berg
Whitechapel
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Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Tony Canzoneri
Barney Ross Locatelli
London
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Florida
Maxie Rosenbloom
Bob Godwin
Georgia
West Palm Beach
Alo Tohnns
R «Ko
Cleveland
Jim Malones
Beton
Heaves Tabgle
Miami
Sam Rice Released By Washington Club
Veteran outfielder Sam Rice has been released by the Washington club after a long major league career with the Senators from 1916 onward. Rice, 42, indicated he expects to sign with another club and continue playing. along with baseball news, the conservation corps reports planting two million locust seedlings at Angola, Indiana.
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Mashington
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Roe
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Tan Conservation Corps
Angola
Shies Stull Yeays As Mercury Lower
Fragmentary text appears to report a weather or sky observation noting a drop in mercury levels. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases and partial words to suggest a science or almanac style note.
Hornsby Begins Six Week Training Grind
Hornsby starts six weeks of training with the St. Louis Browns as ace Werks travels near to boost pitching and speed. The aim is to strengthen legs for the season and push toward beating third base for the Browns.
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Webster Falls to South English 32-8 in Friday Basketball
South English defeated Webster 32 to 8 on Friday at South English. Webster's second team won 10 to 9.
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Webster
Webster Ta — Webster Hich’ Echooal
South English
Yale coaching race and Red Faber's long baseball career
Davis J. Walsh notes Yale may hire head football coach from four finalists Earl Blaik Kipke Bierman or Ossie Solem. Also highlights Urban Faber’s 25th season with the White Sox as a spitball era survivor and one of baseball's immortals with a record of three World Series wins.
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Warry Kipke
Yale
Henry McLemore
United Press
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West Point
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Michigan
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Urban
Red” Faber
Cascade
Iowa
White Sox
California
Pilaver
Jack Quinn
Cincinnati
Burleigh Grimes
St Louis Cardinals
Midwest Conference Basketball Preview Highlights Beloit and Carleton
Belout and Beloit loom as threats as Beloit clashes with Carleton while Carleton faces Cornell. Knox plays Western Teachers in non conference action. Monmouth meets Iowa Wesleyan. Lake Forest schedules Ripon and Lawrence.
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Beloit
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Correll
Iowa State
Cornell
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Tone Poreer
Ropon Carroll
Mooma
Satorés
Kron
Lake Forest
Lawresce
Midwest
Knox
Galesburg
Timeis
Iowa Wesleyan
Carroll
Minnesota
Ripon
Local Couple Hurt As Bleacher Board Collapses
Mrs Irving Johnson and her husband were injured when a top board on temporary bleachers collapsed at the Town university fieldhouse after the Iowa Northwestern game Saturday night. Mrs Johnson suffered a severe scalp wound and bruises. both were treated at University hospital and later released. Investigators said they were told others jumped on the same board before the fall, but the exact cause remains undetermined.
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Tilden and Vines Plan 60 000 Mile Tennis Tour
New York dispatch reports Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines will tour 60 000 miles this year playing across the United States Canada and many European and Asian nations including Norway Sweden Germany France Belgium Italy China Japan and others.
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INS
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
United States
Canada
Norway
Sweden
Germans
France
Belgium
Italy
China
Japan
Columbia Lions Roar Back From Rose Bowl Triumph
New York welcomes Columbia Lions after their 7 to 0 Rose Bowl upset of Stanford. 30 players return to campus amid rain soaked celebrations and praise from President Butler Mayor LaGuardia and dean Herbert Wawkes.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
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Columbia
New York City
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Stanford
Nicholas Murray Butler
Fiorello LaGuardia
Herbert Wawkes
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Denver
Chicago
Littl
Fon Boardman
al Barabas
Southfield
Lou Little
Yale
Pro Yard Average Leader Kink Richards Tops Averages
New York AP report notes Glenn Presnell of Portsmouth was the NPFL’s standout back for 1933, edging Harry Newman of the Giants in total offense. Cliff Battles set a new rushing mark with 737 yards, while Kink Richards of Simpson College, now with the Giants, posted the season’s best 6.0 yard average over six carries. Richards and Buckets Goldenberg tied for seven touchdowns each, along with Shipwreck Kelly of Brooklyn.
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Portsmouth
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Green Bay
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Williamsburg Caps Two From Millersburg
Williamsburg high school defeated Millersburg high in a double header. The first game ended 32 to 14 with Williamsburg dominating. the second game was a close 12 to 9 result.
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Williansburg
Williamsburg
Millersburg High
Kipke Close to Yale Deal After Michigan Staff Shuffle
International News Service reports Harry Kipke near signing with Yale as negotiations hint Yale will hire about half of Kipke's Michigan staff including Jack Blott Franklin Cappon and Wally Weber. The contract would total about 25000 dollars in salaries with Kipke as the major figure.
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Yale
Michigan
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Yost
Mabie
Schedules Adopted By Major Leagues For 1934 Season
John A Heydler and William Harridge approved an all Sunday schedule for the majors, reducing travel and creating a uniform rotation. The season opens April 17 with Washington hosting the first game April 16 and the Boston Red Sox visiting the capital. Other openers include New York at Philadelphia and Detroit at Chicago. NL teams begin April 17 in various matchups. The all star game date remains undecided as teams prepare for the World Series football conflict.
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National
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K. M Landis
Harridge
Iowa Five Leads Badgers 19 to 13 at Half
Iowa's basketball team built a 19 to 13 halftime lead over Wisconsin led by center Howard Bastian. The crowd of about 12,000 watched as the Hawks pursued their second straight Big Ten victory in Iowa City Monday night.
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Howard Bastian
Iowa
Wisconsin
Hawks
Hazleton Tops Brandon in double header 19-6 and 27-21
Hazleton high school boys beat Brandon on their home floor with 19-6 in the first game and 27-21 in the second. Country girls and alumni tied 11-11 in the preliminary contest.
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Hazleton High School
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Hazleton Boys
Creighton Faces Drake in Valley Conference Openers
Des Moines AP reports Creighton's high flying Bluejays, unbeaten in four non conference games, open Missouri Valley play with a two game swing through Town. Drake adds 6 foot 8 inch Leonard Cole as their improved lineup meets Creighton Friday night.
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Aggies
Toledo Defeats Belle Plaine 44 16 in Town Cedar League
Toledo rallies past Belle Plaine 44 to 16 as Captain Hall scores 17 and anchors defense. Teammates Wise Long Moore and Clark contribute strong floor play. McCune tops Belle Plaine with eight. Toledo girls also beat Beaman 17 to 11.
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