San Francisco Open golf: Rogers leads as Wood falls
Johnny Rogers of Denver dominates quarter finals in the San Francisco national match play open with steady tee work and a 1 up edge over Craig Wood of Deal. Wiffy Cox ousts Weed, while Creavy defeats Rod Wood and Thomson eliminates Perilli as semi final favorites emerge at Lake Merced.
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Johnny Rogers
Denver
San Francisco
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J Rogers
Verve Torfin
Bremerton
Wash
Roland MacKenzie
Cole Z2o Springs
United States
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Lake Merced
Wreed
Wiffy Cox
Brooklyn
Wood
Lee
Crove
Weed
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Eobe Cox
Creavy
Albany
Rod Wood
Santa Rosa
Tims
Joemy Thomson
Long
Harry Cooper
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Brandon Wins Rematch Over Hazleton in Evening Clash
In a decisive rematch Brandon defeats Hazleton in a tightly contested game. The matchup featured strong efforts from key players as the crowd watched the curtain drop on a dramatic finish.
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Mavieton Tao
Moore
Hazleton
Pale Tigers Defeat Center Paint 30-18
Pale Tigers win over Center Paint 30 points to 18 in a cold game. Scoring details are incomplete but show Pale Tigers ahead at key moments.
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Pale Tigers
Shellaburg Wins Three Games From Van Horne
Shellaburyg sweeps three games against Van Horne as the hosts keep a strong pace Friday night. The night’s highlight is Shellaburyg taking the lead early and holding off rivals, with a 12 inning tie broken by indiscipline and late runs.
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Shellaburyg
van Horne
Year 1934 Promises Big Prize Golf and Uniform Teaching Plans
George Brisacorls of the Professional Golfers Association predicts 1934 will rival 1929 for prize money with around 65 000 in late 1933 and early 1934 as twenty major tournaments are scheduled across the US. The association aims to standardize teaching principles while recognizing individual pupil needs and to require teaching examinations for new members.
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Sebring
Professional Golfers’ Association
T Rao
Professorea Cowes
Professional Golfer Association
J. Cagers Edge Sokols 19 to 14 in District Clash
The J. Cagers defeated Sokols 19 to 14 with late defense and solid team play. Key players include Priest and Rubicek contributing on both ends while fans cheered the anxious fourth quarter.
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Sokols
Ferne Sokus
Vaske
Boos
Dierak
Kapanyound
Priest Kosek
Mantetee
Rubicek
Os Buags
Priest Basch
Connie Mack accused of wrecking club by selling stars
Bill Brauscher argues Connie Mack damaged the team by trading Lefty Grove and other key players, claiming Mack kept a few useful men while shipping out major talents, sparking debate over his management. The piece references team figures and historic trades in a critical column.
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New York
Connie Mack
Bazeere
Mack
Griy
Grove and
Cochraeme
Earnshaw Walmecz Inc
Slater
Infield Woes Troubling A's In 1922 Vintage
Fragmentary report recalls the Oakland A's struggle with infield issues and pitching depth during a 1922 season. Names such as Cowman, Niter, and Pinnet appear in chaotic OCR, with scattered references to players like Cramer and Johnson, and mentions of a March meeting and early season results.
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Roor Cramer
Bob Johnson
Chares Jamieson
A. Bedimen
Ed Cowman
Mumter
Younr
Msn
Star players shine as teams close semester play
Among Washington and Grant stars Sam Johnson and Joe Reyna of the Tigers finish the semester atop the standings. Join Lockwood and Emil Klumpar of the Panthers are sharp shooters, while Lechwow and Reyna provide solid defense.
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Grant
Sam Johnson
Joe Reyna
Tigers
Lockwood
Emil Klumpar
Panther
Johnson
Klumpar
Semmari
Lechwow
Reyna
Martelle Cargers Wallop Springville Five
Martelle Cargers defeated Springville 44 to 14 in a high school basketball game. The page shows scorers and partial play by play with repeated fragments and OCR errors.
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Martelle Cargers Wallop
Springville
Golf Swing Mastery Principles From 1934 Instruction
Chester Horton's golfing lessons emphasize mental focus and body alignment. The text discusses maintaining a straight wrist arc, minimal arm stiffness, slight elbow bend for whip effect, and sustaining a clear mental image of a perfect swing as the foundation of all effort.
Ten Lettermen To Form Nucleus For Pioneer Track Team
Grinnell College previews a track season with ten lettermen forming the core. Names include Lester Duke and Nelrath Pfeiffer along with Gor dan Anderson McHiven Rose Derkmerc Clark. Bob Morgan and Jack Mason will play basketball as the season ends. Tentative meet schedule lists meets at Drake, Des Moines, Grinnell, and Lawrence with a conference and intercollegiate meet.
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Isck
Ce Dasketbel Wasex
Trisaz
Iowa Beate
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Ortésor
Atce
Lawrence Boon
Des Moinee
Drake
Gronell
Grisnell
Tipton Juniors Triumph 27 25 Over Independence
Tipton Juniors edge Independence 27 to 25 to seize second place in the junior college conference. Hamm led Tipton with ten points while Hutton scored four baskets for Independence. Montiardo and Otte contributed for Tipton.
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Tipton Junior College Ma
Independence
Peri
Hutton
Independerce
Margi Hamm
Tipwin
Ana Otte
Tipton
Ana
Pairings Set For Louisa County Cage Meet
Seven teams advance to the Louisa County prep tournament. Columbus Junction faces Lath at 7 pm with Reb 1honile Wyman getting a bye. Cotter meets Grandview at 8 pm. Morning Run clashes with Wapelio at 7 pm. Winners play semis on Feb 16 at 7 30 pm, then the final on Feb 17 at 7 20 pm.
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Reedal
Carade Waptlis
Cornote
Laila County Prep
Mearning
Columbus Junction Mets
Wyman
Cotter
Grandview
Wapelio
Uinne
Amateur Boxing Show At Plain View Friday
Booth Rethel promotes an amateur boxing event at Plain View on Friday evening featuring dozen matchups. Renny Hart of Wheatland faces Al Len Btronbeen of Davenport while Marvin Bruhn of Clinton meets Tommy Martin of Davenport and Young Henning of Dizon battles Keith Walker of Long Grove.
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Booth Rethel
Plain View
Farmer Miller
Renny Hart
Wheatland
Allen Btronbeen
Davenport
Marvin Bruhn
Clinton
Tommy Martin
Young Henning
Dizon
Keith Walker
Long Grove
Phily Hughes
Dixon
Young Keely
Roy Peters
Emerson Platt
Earl Peters
Orville Platt
Hank Smith
Princeton
Kid Wayne
Newhall Beats Urbana Bearcats in 25-23 thriller
Urbana high schools split games at Newhall. Urbana first team fell 17-7 while Urbana second team won 10-8. Earlier, Urbana Bearcats defeated Center Point Merchants 25-23 with a 12-8 half.
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Charette Urbana
Urbana High School
Newhall
Urbana
Urbana Bearcats
Center Point Merchants
Vinton High Defeats Marion Cagemen 26 to 14
In Vinton Iowa Friday night the Vinton High basketball team beat Marion 26 to 14 in a Tri-Valley conference game. Despite missing two regulars, Vinton took the lead 13-10 at halftime and held on. Gilchrist led Vinton with 10 points while Shirley paced Marion with 8 points.
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Gazette
Vinton
Vinton High Cagers
Marion
Cameron
Gilchrist
Wintort
Shirley
Independence
Manchester
Fear Canada Rejects Waterway Pact If Reservations Added
Washington AP reports that adding Senate reservations to the St. Lawrence Seaway pact could cause Canada to refuse ratification. Capitol Hill debates center on whether such changes would doom the treaty despite President Hoover’s push and Democratic opposition mobilizing for votes.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol Hill
Canada
Mississippi Valley
Bormevelp
Arep
Nationalists Seize Foochow End Bloodless Red Revolt
Chinese government announced a nationalist victory in Foochow Fukien province where the navy and marines drove rebels from the city. Rebel leaders fled as government forces landed and Chiang Kai-shek personally led the attack to quell the uprising endangering residents and missionaries.
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Foochow
Fukien
Foochaw
Chiang Kai-Shek
Four Schultz Family Killed in Nebraska Crossing Crash
Gresham Nebraska reporting four members of the Adolph Schultz family died in a grade crossing accident near town. Victims named are Mrs. Schultz 37 Dorothy 10 Donald 8 and Dean Schultz 3.
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Gresham
Neb
Adolph Schultz
Here
Rivers the Vet to Clash With Rugged Rothier in Rothier Coliseum
Joe Rivers, a seasoned welterweight from Pratt Kansas born 1909, meets Henry Rothier in Rothier Iowa Tuesday night. Rivers has fought 80 plus bouts and faced many top foes, while Rothier, undefeated as a pro with amateur titles, brings a fast swinging style to the card. The undercard includes Slater vs Burns, Fulton vs Leefers, Meyers vs White, and Cruze vs Boyer.
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Joe Rivers
Qendar Rapids
Frankie Whitney
Joy
Henry Rothier
Rivers
Pratt
Kan
Fistiana
Rothier
Jack McCarthy
Boug Meyers
Tommy Grogan
Billy Petrolle
Cowboy Eddie Anderson
Sammy Mandell
Roger O'Brien
Hershey Wilson
Joe Azzerella
Eddie Ballantine
Tommy Caldwell
Joe
Chuck Woods
Detroit
Mandell
Jack December
Michigan
Iowa
Johnny Phagan
Eddie Jennings
Jennings
Joey Slater
New Orleans
Jackie Burns
Slater
Burns
Jackie Fulton
Young Leefers
Anamosa
Jerry Meyers
Kid White
Mount Vernon
Jimmy Cruze
Chuck Boyer
Lott Triumphs Over Grant In Miami Finals
In the Miami Biltmore singles final George Lott of Chicago defeated Bryan Grant of Atlanta 9-7 6-4 11-9. The veteran Lott dominated with precision serves and clutch points to defend his title.
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Miami, Fla
Bryan M. Grant, Jr
Atlanta
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Grant
Lott
Atlantan
Michigan Group Resents Roosevelt Loyalty Order
In Washington a split in the Michigan delegation erupted when national committeeman Ho ratio J. Abbott urged the delegation to unconditionally back Roosevelt policies. Representatives Wideman Hart and Lehr dismissed Abbott’s telegraphed demand as interference, citing decades of independent Democratic service.
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Roosevelt
Washington
House
Horatio J. Abbott
Rep Wideman
Abbott
Rep
Hart
Abbot
Rep. Lehr
World Record Set By New York Flyer At Miami Races
New York flyer Jack Wright set a 100 kilometer world record at 167.482 mph in a closed course, beating the former mark by 22.577 mph. Jimmy Wedell won the day’s dramatic 30 mile free-for-all at 232.148 mph and earned $300. Art Chester claimed the Col E. H. Green trophy with a 209.03 mph three laps and won $300 plus the trophy.
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Fila
Jimmy Wedell
Jack Wright
Utica
N. Y
Wright
Freton
de Lavergne
Wedell
Col E. H. Green
Art Chester
Joliet
Ill
RFC Corn Loans To Iowa Total 10 Million
RFC officials stated corn loans by their office to Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota farmers totaled 10 812 219 at week end. Iowa loans reached 6 517 943 with Nebraska loans at 4 288 556.
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Iowa
Omaha
Nebraska
South Dakota
New Milk Policy Sets Producer Prices Without Retail Guarantees
Washington AP reports the farm administration will fix producer prices in milk marketing agreements and let retail prices be driven by market competition. Officials say they may set maximum retail prices to curb overcharging and may fix a low minimum in towns with many producer routes to prevent price wars. Enforcement will ensure regular producer price payments by distributors.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Missouri Governor Signs Liquor Control Bill
Governor Park signed Missouri’s liquor control bill allowing package sales statewide and sale by the drink under local regulation in nine cities with 20 000 or more population. Edwin J Beck er of Kansas City named supervisor of the industry. Tax revenue is projected between 2 5 and 4 million dollars annually.
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Jefferson City
Gov. Park
Missouri
Edwin J. Becker
Kansas City
Admiral Grayson on Way to Recovery
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson of Washington DC continued his steady recovery from a kidney operation. Mayo Clinic physicians said they were satisfied with the progress he is making on Saturday night.
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Rochester, Minn
Cary T. Grayson
Washington, D. C
Mayo Clinic
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