TODAY IN SPORT Review of district golf season and notes
Bert Taggart surveys district golf season with players like Melvin Barrett and Mary Kuhn earning multiple championships and medals. The piece notes top clubs, standout amateurs, and upcoming football and bowl events drawing large crowds across Pennsylvania and national venues. It highlights Melvin’s diamond status, junior and amateur titles, and the era’s growing interscholastic and scholastic participation.
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Thowsands Ak Garmes
Bert Taggart
Carl Kartmansy
Abe Fiyrliite Marolse
Miss Marcuse
Greensfirs Club
Newviest Lesin
West Penn
Nanthwestern
Pennsylvania
Yauthtul Barret Melvin
Une
Franklin High School
PME
Lausela
Wananga Club
Thimany
A. Peake
Diders
Melvin
West Pen
Stale Yterstkolastic
Seton
Liem Dee
Ray Manigrin
Wen Ligis Yeay
Trl
Serstin
Aml
J. Wood Plath
Toby Larne
Edth Quine
Lille
Alge
Mary Kuhn
Albany Club Sold to New York League for 50000
The fragment notes Albany Club sold to the New York League at a reported price around fifty thousand dollars. It mentions an agent or person shouting and the sale entering the offices, with unclear names and dates. The text is garbled but centers on a high value transfer involving Albany and New York League.
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Albany Club
New York
Dev
Gnally
Texas History Through Independence and Annexation
Texas was Spanish territory until 1812 when Mexican independence changed its status. It became an independent republic from 1836 to 1845 before annexation by the United States in 1845, triggering the Mexican War. The war led to Mexico ceding New Mexico and California for 15 million dollars and US assumption of claims. in 1850 Texas relinquished part of New Mexico for 10 million to settle republic debts.
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Texas
Spain
United States
Mexico
New Mexico
Calfornia
Republic of Texas
Even Money Bets On Bowl Battle In Pasadena Showdown
Washington and Pittsburgh meet in the 20th game of the series at theRose Bowl with an 87,196 attendance expected the largest ever. Coaches Phelan and Sutherland seek strategic edge while weather and field conditions loom over the anticipated hard fought game. Pittsburgh’s lineup announced. Washington’s starters uncertain but expected to start as listed, with officials set for the Pasadena test.
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Henry
United Press
Pasadena
Gulit
Wnete
Guliturpla
Pittsburgh
Washilesrort
Talay
Ani
Avalay
Columba
Tamy Phelan
Washington
Sutherland
Wach
Pittsburgh Pos
Johnson Matiai Vietere Thy
Markey
Ghasaford ccc
Slivinsts Adams
Wlatfale
Malle Teazt
Stareevich Daniell
Jjse
Bond Hoff
Peters Chickernco
Lors Goldberg
Cain
Weedet
Scarcity of CDs and injuries loom for Cotton Bowl clash
Dec 1 Paluas reports Leo Meyre of Christian University fears a CD shortage and injuries may hinder his team as they prepare for the aerial path between T.C. and Mar nell inke Cotton Bowl game on New Year’s Day.
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Paluas
Pach Leo (Dain) Meyre
Christian University
T.C
Marnell
Ribbons Lead Bowling League With Two Wins
Blue Ribbons increased their lead in the Ladies Bowling League by a two game victory over Carrolls hiad last evening on the Trecrcation alleys. Cohen's won two from Bracken and Keating and Kusbe's won three from Fiacko's. Baker had high average. Heavy rain for tomorrow's east west football game looms as showers fade toward game time. Western depth relies on Sam Francis, Ace Parker, and Larry Kelley for scoring threats.
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Blue Ribbons
Carroll S Hiad
Cohen
Bracken
Keating
Kusbe
Fiacko
Baker
United Press
San Francisco
Palo Alto
Berkeley
San Francisos
Shriners’ Homie
Kane Hollingberry
Sam Rancis
Nebraska
Ace Parker
Duke
Larry Kelley
Yale
Insurance plan for athletes approved in Pennsylvania
A statewide insurance plan for high school athletes was approved by the Pennsylvania Thieracholastic Athletic Association to protect players from injuries. The fund, effective on a date set by the association, will provide benefits from 260 for death to 45 for minor injuries, with entrance fees based on school size and per-student costs varying by sport. Officials named include Jones Sharon, Evans Braddon, Tyson Upper Darby, and Edmund Wieht Harrisburg.
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PLAA
Bupkeburg
Nation Federation of State
Officies
Ips
Athigre
Tess Luin
Yoottaullx
Surapee Tisk
Transportation Corprajge Pier
Costa
Sre Pi Ay Jones
Sharon
William C
Warren Triumphs Over Chicago 37 to 36
Warren clinches second Northwest Era Basketball League win with a 37 36 victory over the Chicago Duty club. Joe Lyson hits a late field goal to seal the win as Leson leads scorers with 11 points in a tense finish.
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Warrin, Ver
Warren Say Vis
Chicago Duty Club
Joe Lyson
May Lain
Leson
Polite
Cleveland Baseball School Opens in Springs Arkansas
Announcement that Pitchet Bob Aedier agreed to join Ray Bean's baseball school in Springs Arkansas opening February 12 has caused consternation in Cleveland. President Alva Bradley said to cancel his engagement to protect his arm for the southern training trip.
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Cleveland
Pec
Bob Aedier
Ray Bean
At Springs
Arkansas
Waseball Ct
Alva Bradley
Stapinska
Steve"Nelholt
Meadville Alumni Hand Meadville High in Nearby Game
Meadville High suffered a 27-17 defeat at the hands of the Alumni last night. Stolanczyk led the Alumni with 10 points while Hargelt topped the Meadville squad with six. In Hershey, the Bears moved closer to the Eastern Amateur Hockey League title by shutting out the Atlantic Sea Gulls 2-0.
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Meadville
Meatville
Meadville High
Papatei
Stolanczyk
Hargelt
Hershey
Dee
Hershey Bears
Atlantic Sea Guitills
Grid coaches in pow wow at midwinter coaching session
Yale coach Ducky Pond and Indiana’s Bo McMillan are pictured at the American Football Coaches Association meeting in New York. They step aside to discuss a new tackling dummy while reports say the coaches voted to abide by current rules and advocate in change.
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Ducky Poni
American Football Coaches’ Association
New York
Ducky Pond
Yale
Bo McMillan
Indiana
Louisiana State Favored Over Bronchos in Sugar Bowl
Louisiana State Tigers hold a betting edge over the Bronchos in the Sugar Bowl matchup at Santa Clara on New Year’s Day. Bookmakers quoted LSU at 7 to 4 and the Bronchos at 11 to 5, reflecting expected contests two days before kickoff.
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Louisiana State
Santa Clara
Adirondacks Cover About 5000 Square Miles
The Adirondacks in New York state comprise the principal mountain groups occupying an area of about 5,000 square miles across multiple counties and natural features.
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New York State
Coshocton High Defeats Erie to Extend Winless Streak
In Coshocton last night Erie East fell to six straight losses as Coshocton High ran away with the game. Captain Gray led Erie with 24 points and Johnson added 12 as the Warriors, playing five road games, kept their skid alive.
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Coshocton
Coshocton High
Erie Tast
Settack Neve
Warriors
Gray
Johnson
Strong Vincent Over Greenville High In Road Win
Strong Vincent defeated Greenville High 27 to 7 last night before 800 fans in the final game of the Colonels road trip. Leading scorers forward Herbie Klemm and Bill Ross propelled the visitors, building a 9-6 first period edge and stretching the advantage to 11 at halftime as they dominated the action.
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Greenville
Pires ‘Vincent
Bill Ross
Herbie Klemm
Greenville High
Colonels
Klemm
Ross
Fighting Colonels Tonk
Hosdiing
Time Stations Set for Bowl Game Broadcasts
The Rose Bowl at Pasadena tomorrow features Pittsburgh and Washington, aired at 4:60 EST on WJZ NBC. Sugar Bowl LSU versus Santa Clara in New Orleans at 2:00 on the same network. Orange Bowl Duquesne versus Mississippi State at 2:15 on WABCES. West Coast clash San Francisco announced at 4:80 on WOR MBS.
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University of Washington
Pittsbuth
Stars
Earhaml West
Say Pune
Juouiisiana
Sava Chard
New Orleans
Texas
Heishie Ami Marquette
Amil
Acse
Betsies Mssisssippi
Sril Duquesne
Havarts
el -Paso
Genton
Hariin-Simmsons
Bai
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Wor-Mbs
Glenn Morris Award Winner Named for 1936
Fort Collins star Glenn Morris, famed decathlete, was declared the winner of the James E Sullivan memorial award for 1936 by the Amateur Athletic Union. Morris set a new 7,800 point decathlon record at Berlin last August, defeating Olympic rivals including Jesse Owens in a close ballots contest by six hundred outstanding sport leaders nationwide.
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New York
Glenn Morris
Fort Collins
James Hy Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Sportamanstp
Morris
Berlin
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Uleholdée
United States
Union City Tops Youngsville 36 to 22 in Tight Win
Union City High beat Youngsville 36 22 after building a large first half lead. Estes led Union City with 13 points while Hooven and Christel each added several, Youngsville top scorers were with five points each.
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Youngsville
Wec Sl
Uren City High
Youngsville Ina
Haltime
Estes
Hooven
Christel
St Josephs Triumph In City Contest At Mt Sweeney Gym
St Josephs won 27 24 over St Francis de Sales of McKees Rocks in a high school city game at Mt Sweeney Memorial gym. The win gives St Josephs a share or full claim to the title amid a season noted for rugged play and Hilltop athletic pride. Salt finds varied commercial uses spanning mining processing textiles tanning and more in the broader local notes.
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Gaye
Joseph's
Hilltop
St. Pran
Tis de Sales of
McKees Rocks
Mt. Sweeney Memorial Gym
Lash Aight
Montana in Europe eyes world title in January bout
United States claimant to the world flyweight crown arrived in London aboard the Aquatenia for a January 1911 match at Wembley Empire Pool against Enny Lygich of Scotland. The winner would claim the uncontested flyweight world title as Lynch is the current holder.
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Montana
Europe
London
Des
United States
Aquatenia
Rawls Wins Sou d breaststroke in record time
Katherine Rawls of Miami Beach won the South breaststroke event at the international Spents week in Havana Cuba. She completed the race in 33.2 seconds, allegedly a record, breaking her own previous mark of 35.6 seconds.
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Rawls
Havana
Katherine Rawls
Miami Beach
Fin
Cuba
Interna- Yonal
Miss Rays
Agnes and Anton Court Public Trust Case
Fragmentary OCR hints at a legal clash involving Agnes and Anton with a public trust matter pending. No further readable context or dates available.
Merle and Family Seek West Hays Ton Angle
Fragmentary item notes Mrs spent and family total with Merle and a reference to Hays ton at East, Eigins Frang ool Mis. days.
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Merle
Hayston
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