Veteran MacDonald Smith Wins Los Angeles Open Playoff
Veteran MacDonald Smith wins the Los Angeles Open after a playoff in Miami. The article also mentions the opening of the major league baseball season with Senators and Red Sox in Washington, the schedule adjustments, and investigations into wrestling matches led by Jos Hisssen Pfeffer.
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Miami
Believe
United Press
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Uulfujia
Eusuin
Red Sox
Senators
Washington
Aden
Mga
Suny Baseball
Penns
Teague
Tory
New Works
Tanstret
Hirwas
Chiesa Althouse
Senates
Red Sirs
BN Dim
Ellis
Locustiea
Lolbaingany
Ph Senators
Red Soy
Bostia
Néyo Yorke
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicaza
SY Louis
Cleveland
Kosten
Brovislys
New
Chicagoi
Cincinnnati
Amd
Jamestown Five To Play Here Sunday
Jamestown Five to play here Sunday as taverns prepare a varied schedule of substandard acts. The team, built around a core roster and new players, aims to defend its title from two seasons ago. Fans will see players from City on Wednesday and a bolster roster on Sunday for the championship game.
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Thy Weligionby
Stenbister Leroy
Bill
Ke Joss
Vileran
Lett Chi
Torus
Colburn
Bill Beiter
Fualel
Anwsua
Fred Conrail
Ingles
Max Bul
Wacken Whitlingey
Jerry Fisher
Voleran
Chester Wendt
George Rhiodes
Jamestown Five
Dlipislown Eoicken Taverna
Emery
le Spore Savage
Bivete Chymptops
Lhe
Tutan
Jamestown
Today’s Sports Parade on Gangster Teams and Feuds
United Press recounts 1933 all American gangster eleven with famed criminals like Chapman Moran Crowley and Dillinger era legends. It frames public fascination as a violent era showcase of gunmen, escapes, and sensational headlines across Chicago and other penitent cities.
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Henry McLemore
United Press Star
New York
Ueki
Chicago
Gerald Chapman
Hugs Moran
Crowley
Vincent
Chapiant
Valentine
Uower
Sonvikiing
Inse
Dillinger
Maran An
Thole Fevarilis
Chitaga
Itchiert Lingeralpps Berman
Ain
Kip Anderson Leads Keister's City Rate Keglers
Kip Anderson, lead-off for Keister's City Rate Keglers, posted a 215 average in TASL action at Corry City Bowling League. Corry Jamestown squad struggled as games totaled lower despite a competitive night.
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Keister
Corry
Jamestown Keglers
Kip Anderson
Corry- Jamestown
Corry City
Aero Supply
Barnaby
AiBi Morry-Jamestown
Washington
Ayers
Matuney
Bob
Anderton
Sh Miller
McSwan
First Big A. A. U. Indoor Meet Results Summary
Amateur Athletic Union indoor meet held February 24 at Newark and surroundings produced notable results. Several weight class bouts featured fast action with athletes from Tipton and nearby clubs, including Len Ribl, Red Ross, Helms How, and Johnnie Itchell advancing in multiple divisions under tough competition.
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Newark
Ta Ftamonti
Palpeen
Len Ribl
Nuwick
Red Ross
Mainndl
Reveked
Parold Helms How
Auettom
Baul Worton
Menarh
Pini Iulil
Sunny Simflo
Pal Ruwal
Fate Sameneg
Palme
George Carolo
Patertony
Nick Snova
At Ghirupoe Marigold Gardai
Hnine Whkon
Johnnie Itohell
Johny Etroppis
Winfiines
Chiba
Awuglo
Oxkarng
Lis
Blenalighianty Alii
Rauiewl
Towiu
LAO Givleaga
Ji Ennis
Abn Wiielgy
Kapekel Pul Aue
Imo Fey
South Hucom
Aetna
Veteran Easy Triumph In LA Open Rounds 69 69
Los Angeles veteran known as the old professor posted two 69s to finish at 280 and build a wide lead at the Los Angeles Open. George Von Elm and Willie Hunter were tied for second with 287 after the final round, with playoff prospects for second place. Meanwhile Ralph Stonehouse won the Miami Open in a 18 hole playoff over Willie Dow, Dow taking second and 350 prize money.
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Ley
Gachy Suotely
United Oper
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
George von Elm
Willie Hunter
Willie Goggin
San Frantisco
John Reyalls
Milwaukere
Miami
Ralph Stonehouse
Tilianapolis
Wille Dow
Dow
Godond
McKean Game Relocated To Rivals Court Tonight
McKean High announces shift of its county basketball league game to rival Youngsville due to repainting at the McKean gym. Beavers adjust schedule avoiding trip to Youngsville and plan to use the delay for practice.
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Lomiy
Youngsville
Waug
Brokenstray
Koniabe
Company A
Fine Bikney
Walliui Wat
Albion
Linh
le Veel
Gms
McKean
Rivals
Gogh Myers
Petodite
Mekesn
Kew
Teslay Everling Peeu
McKown
Youmgaville
Myers
Tomer Aye
Jewel theft nets $20000 as crowds watch the crime
A $20,000 jewel theft unfolds in a Pittsburgh area street scene with pedestrians watching. police seek a suspect as the crowd gathers around the getaway. The chaotic crime report notes witnesses and law enforcement work to identify the thief amid the busy urban backdrop.
Abandon Plans for Schmeling Le Vinicky Bout
Chicago officials drop bid to stage the Schmeling versus Le Vinicky heavyweight bout. Max Schmeling’s manager Joe Jacobs said the promoter would not meet terms and planned to instead pursue Schmeling against Steve Hamas in Philadelphia on January 14.
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Chicago
Max Schmeling
Germany
King LeVinicky
Joe Jacobs
Schmeluip
New York
Jacobs
Schmeling
Steve Hamas
Philadelphia
Jebuary
City Hall Rivalry Highlight in Union City Wednesday
The Ritz Juniors and Company A of Corry will headline the second Lane Series clash at Union City City Hall Wednesday evening. Corry holds an edge over Union City in prior meetings, with a seven and a half cent admission for two games and a preliminary skit announced before the main event.
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State Armory
Ehem
Wren
Pankina
Oy Prdbinder
Dewpa
Union Cst
Ritz
Company A
Carty
Corry
Unibn Gily
Wrestling Results at New York Garden with Mixed Matches
The report lists numerous wrestlers and opponents across cities and countries in a bout at the New York Garden. Names include Ray Steel, Paul Hormbach, Pinky Gardner, and many others from Brooklyn Schenectady Italy Germany Oklahoma Michigan and beyond.
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New York+Garden
Jim Brownlig
Missouri
Ray Steel
Gallo Tommg
Pinky Gardner
Schenegtady
Paul Hormbach
Brooklyn
Giub Cur Khalili
Italy
Vie Cheistro
Los Angeles
Paget Singh
India
Luren Phate Piquet
New Jersey
Hans Kaamp Fo
Germany
May" Roebuck Oklahoms
Joe Savelut
Michigan
Mol Shiyol Germiny
Hane Silrke
Gemmany
Rockne System Vindicated by 1933 Records
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne system faces critique as 1933 results show mixed success. Heartley Anderson’s Irish won three of eight, while rivals coached by Rockne alumni posted stronger records. Hogan Layden at Notre Dame, Harry Stuhldreher at Villanova, and others achieved varying wins, with Alabama, Michigan State, and Holy Cross also cited in the era.
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Fred Bailey
United Press
Chicago
Dameoot Tall Reas
Knute Rockne
Bleicher
Shwoushoul
Notre Dame
Rockie
South Bend
Rockne
Missoni
North Carolin Tenn
Tame Ayers
Hlmér Layden
Anderson
Notre Dame Couels
Diguiesne
Sever Wamek
Wiedme
Villanova
St. Mary's
Madigyn
al Hy
Clara
Santa Clara
Millilys
Clipper
Smith
Tao
Alabama
Sami! Jost Gry
Fordham
Dim Crowley
Fordhiai
Charley Bachman
Michigan State
Holy Grass
Eddie Anderson
Holy Gross
Corry E Published West Sou AD Arthur Coleg National Ady
Fragmentary text shows a 1930s newspaper fragment with mixed references to politics, industry and agriculture. It mentions votes, parties, and enrollment context alongside discussions of corn production and cooperative industries, but the legible facts are sparse and scattered across garbled OCR.
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Toiay
Astule
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Mouguss
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Dick Shilsit
Lewis
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Jack So
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Aine Ane
Cleveland Indians
Billy
Donald Dinnie Mruirl
Tikoe
Adrien
Allan
Roger Esis Sineddes Mhattt
Maleic
Ray Saiitady
Bow OW Sawyer
Pwasvrs Onic
Kip” Anderson
York
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Tam Way
Field
Stonehouse
Dew
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Pennsylvania
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Koppel Fowetry Klinette
Pulley
Wan. J. Bisppel
Tidnajpar
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Schmeling-Levinsky
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Ritz Juniors
Antler League
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G. Hotmain
Ohrn
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Lucy
Nese City
Tan
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Ocipita
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Hume
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Duel Hefner
Sherman
Pred Paterson
Holedh McMilan
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Lou Magshall
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Chkeleacher
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Houghton
Mich
Herman Guidlich, Jr
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Houghton High
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