Creavy Wins $4000 National Match Play Open at Lake Merced
Albany’s Tom Creavy defeated Long Beach’s Thomson 3 and 2 to claim the $4000 prize. Creavy, four under par late, closed with a 12-foot birdie putt and earned $812 while Thomson took $535 as runner-up. The Lake Merced layout frustrated several stars as Creavy moved to the winner’s circle.
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Creavy
Wbomson
Albany
Long Beach
Thomson
Tom
Bo’h
Thomson Putteco Wirst Ib
Creasy
Lake Merced
Blue Bloods
Paul Ranjan
Leo Diegel
George von Fim
Joe Dawson
Harry Cooper Craig
Espinosa
Dutra Brothers
Shakespeare Struggles With English at Notre Dame
Notre Dame University quarterback candidate Bill Shakespeare, a football player, is noted to excel in most subjects but lag in English. The report lists him among the university’s hopefuls while detailing academic highlights and ongoing efforts to support his studies.
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South Bend
Ind
USPI
Lenox Holds Lead In Northeast Iowa Loop
Lenox leads the three team Northeast Iowa Loop with a strong early stretch in the tournament. Local standings show Lenox atop the pack as rivals trail in close pursuit amid competitive play across multiple venues.
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Lenox
Iowa
Alburneit Defeats Coggon Fish 48 to 17
Alburneit defeated Coggon Fish with a 48 to 17 score in a hard fought matchup. The game highlighted Alburneit’s strong defense and offensive execution, securing a decisive victory on the court.
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Alburneit
Coggon Fish
Old Ball Players Scarce As Jobs Vanish
A scrambled item notes scarce jobs for old ball players, referencing past stars such as Bud Taylor and a 10 round event. It mentions Brooklyn and Wheat as names in a fragmented report, with garbled phrases about today’s context and figures from ten years prior.
Notre Dame hosts 14th annual testimonial for 1933 team
Notre Dame gathers more than 2000 at the St Joseph Valley club dinner to honor the 1933 football squad while Elmer Layden prepares to become head coach and athletic director. Jimmy Crowley acts as toastmaster as the 1924 Four Horsemen reunion notes past glories and future leadership.
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South Bend
Four Horsemen
Stahlereher Crowley Layden
Mier
Seven Mules
Notre Dame
St Joseph Valley Club
Elmer Layden
Oer
Notre Dames
Lasden
Towa Koy
Knute Rockne
Columbia College
Dubuque
Jimmy Crowles
Fordham
Crawley
Pers Ips Regiar
Fimer Lawden
Ducuesne
Dus Alma Water
Jaimis Crawley
Oat Fordham
Harry Snoldreher
Vidarow
Rup Miller
Oat
Navy
Nobie Kerer
Yooprpetlee Taw Ma
Ad Lth
Webel
Te Atad
Bears Beat Coast All Stars 26 to 7 in Exhibition
Chicago Bears defeated the Pacific Coast All-Stars 26 to 7 at Wrigley Field. Harold Grange scored twice and linked with John Doehring on a 14 yard pass for another, while Harold Battles and Gene Ronzan added scores.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
Illinois
Sears
John ¢Bull
Doehring
Grange
Bears
Homer Griffith
Deehling
Jack Manders
Bill Hewitt
Saunders
Russ Saunders
University of Calfornia
Jim Musick
Battles
Gene Ronzan
Saids
Hewitt
Leymann
KE Smith
Rosenber
Otter
Tarane
Kayasas
Murr
Tipton Hepha
Rette Pinckert
Nagurski
Ronzant Saunders
Manders
Hewtt Koeboras
Pinnan Bearsan
Car’ San Kowa
Myles Richards
Muso Foakur
Kaer Corbett
Deimbaugh Battles
Fiance Marders
Deehrug
Sisa
Roprine Marders
Nagursky
Smith
Dave Fe Bortae
Cornellt Home To State Tutors Tuesday Night
In a district schedule update local teams defend home court this Tuesday night. The State Teachers face strong opponents as players prepare for key regional matchups across multiple gyms with games expected to define seedings.
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Cornellt
Alberts New York Game Cancelled
The scheduled Alberts New York game was cancelled. Details are unclear in the readable text but the notice confirms the cancellation and mentions local teams and officials.
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Alberts
New York
Strawberry Point Wins Twin Bill From Lamont
Strawberry Point swept Lamont in a twin bill winning 24 to 2 and 4 to 0. The pair of games featured strong pitching and timely hitting by Strawberry Point, with Lamont struggling on both offense and defense.
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Strawberry Point
Lamont
Tate Cubs Catcher Runs for Sheriff
Tate, Cubs catcher, announces bid for sheriff. Report notes uncertain locality and unclear dates, with mentions of racing and a preliminary victory in distant events. No concrete campaign details or endorsements confirmed.
Randalia Defeats Fayette in Two Games
Randalia wins two straight games against Fayette with a final score of 27 to 21. The Gazette reports the victory as the team’s strong performance at home, highlighting key plays by Randalia players and the overall scoring spread.
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Randalia
Fayette
Gazette
Randalta
Colonel Ruppert and Ruth settle salary terms in plain talk
Colonel Ruppert says he offered Babe Ruth 25 000 dollars, Ruth asked for 35 000 and agreed. The inside account frames the deal as straightforward and based on baseball value rather than star name.
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Ruppert
Babe
Ruth
Dempsey May Sell Interest in Baer Amid New Talks
Reports indicate Jack Dempsey may sell his stake in Baer as negotiations with Max Baer move forward. The possible deal drew attention at Garden gathering while bidders discuss price and terms.
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Dempsey
BAER
Mavic
Ali
Babe Ruth Signs 35000 Dollar Yankee Contract
Babe Ruth signed for his fifteenth season with the New York Yankees at 35000 dollars marking a reduction from last year. Col. Jake Ruppert stated Ruth earned 842000 over his career and hinted at further pay increases in coming years. Gehrig also agreed to 23000 dollars for 1934, aligning with team payroll plans.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Col
Jake Ruppert
New York Yankees
New York Yankee
Ruppert
Ruth
Babe
Florida
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Tule
Bill Terry
Giants
George H Ruth
Jacob Ruppert
Baltimore
Providence
Boston
Yanks
Moffitt Sees Second In Big Ten Scoring Parade
Chicago January 15 Norman Cottom Purdue star led the Big Ten with 35 points as Howard Moffitt Iowa forward moved to second with 12 against Minnesota. Cottom previously dropped 13 against Minnesota and 9 versus Illinois as Purdue routed Indiana.
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Howard Moffitt
Chicago
Norman Cottom
Purdue
Iowa
Cottom
Atinnesota
Cllinois
Bastermakers
Indiana
Moffitt
Minnesott
Wallard Kehr
Former College Mat Champion Eddie Belshaw Dead
Eddie Belshaw former college wrestling champion and 1932 Indiana University mat captain died in a Winchester Indiana hospital. Blood poisoning believed to have developed after a floor burn during a December professional match in Akron caused his death. Belshaw also won the Western Conference championship at 133 pounds in 1932.
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Winchester Ind
Eddie Belshaw
Gary Ind How
Indiana University
Akron
Eddie
Griffith Optimistic Over Athletics In 1934
Major John L. Griffith, NCAA president, expresses optimism that 1934 will be stronger for college athletics than 1933. He cites rising attendance and gate receipts, public interest, growth of basketball, Legion baseball programs, and expanded athletic facilities at colleges as signs of improved prospects.
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John L. Griffith
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Big Ten
Hicago
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Coliseum
Universoys
Legion
Carleton Nears Seventh Midwest Conference Title
Mount Vernon Iowa reports Carleton college, four-year Midwest basketball champion, ahead in the title race after two conference wins. Carleton holds a 43-game streak, 58 straight home wins, with Knox threatening for second place. Upcoming games include Carleton hosting Ripon and St Olaf, plus Monmouth and Beloit in key matchups.
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Knox
Beloit Adieralesee
Lawrencee
Monmouth
Ripon We
Beloit
Lawrence
Iowa Wesleyan
Cornell
Ripon
Lake Forest
Carleton
Carroll
Western
St Olaf
Iowa
Bradley
Coe
South Dakota
Hamline
Midwest
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Carleton College
Carls
Cornellians
Vlnce
Carroll Knox
Lake Forrest
Iowa State
Knox Va. Monmouth
Renin
Knox-Monmouth
University of Illinois
Monmouths
Rvion
St. Olaf
Jone State
Bradley Beloitgers
The Right Way to Play Golf
A 1831 Corysight piece urges golfers to form mental images of a pro swing before hitting. It argues that imitating the swing, not the ball flight, speeds learning and progress. The author calls for organization as the playing season begins.
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Report
Linn County and surrounding areas record numerous transfers deeds and mortgages. Transactions include Amer Trust to Kovarik lot 4 and Plat 40 for $1 and value. Liddle to Eddins and surety with $1 and value. Shiff to Varra lots in Mount Vernon for $2,100. Rawson to Graham lot 8 in Brown's 1 add for $1 and value. Federal Land Bank deed in 86-5 area for $17,034.05. Sparling lot 3 in Idlewild 1 add for $1 and value. Schoenbeck to Prudential Trust Co lot 11 in King's 2 add with mortgage. Rogers heirs to May Rogers for love and affection. Scollon lot 4 in Dean's 3 add for $3,346.57. patent certificates to Brandt and Hunt er. Modracek to James Modracek parcels in Western College for $1 and value. Eisenberg and Frohmacher mortgage adjustments and related land descriptions and dates.
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Amer Trust and Saws Bank
Jos W
Frances Kovarik
Emma G Liddle
Frank W
Hazel
Eddins
Hull
Shif Linn County
John J Varrashit
Mt Vernon
Frank J Rawson
Charles H Graham
Nely
Brown
C. R
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
F O'Toole
Mabel A Sparling
Valcon
Alice Schoenbeck
Prudential Trust Co
Randall H Rogers
Edgar R. Rogers
May C Rogers
Amer Trust and Savs Bank
Evelyn Scollon
Dean's
U.S of America
Jonathan C. Brandt
Sec
Mary Modracek
James Modracek
Western College
U. S. of America
Samuel Hunter
Valentine Ketper
Life Assur Society of US
Wdn
Mtg
Adolph Ehrenberger
Louis A
Maude M Frohmacher
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Corysight, 1831
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