Ferrier Dominates Oakland Open In Tight Finish
Australian golfer Ferrier takes top money at Oakland Open after a sizzling four rounds on Sequoyah course. Ky Lafoon trails with 278, Harold McSpaden and others also cash. pre tournament favorites Nelson and Sneed falter. Final amateurs honors go to Ernie Pieper with 286, Hall 292, Svhoux 293.
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Hal Wood
United Press
Oakland
Jim Perrice
Richman
Forriey
Sequoyah
Ky Lafoon
Chicago
Goss
Ferrier
San Francisco
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Philadelphia
McSpadon
Ayron Nelson
Toledo
Sammy Syeed
Hot Springs
Amsterdam
N.Y
Mark Fry
Denny Shute
Akron
Jimmy Walkup
San Antonio
Tex
Willie Goggin
White Plains
Charles Congdon
Tacoma
To Zarhardt
Norristown
Ed Wysowoski
Sacramento
Calif
Leonard Ott
Denver
Cols
Fred Wood
Vancouver
B.C
Harry Bassler
Culver City
Bruen Coltart
Abse
Oakond
Harrison Wins Miami Open Golf Title By One Stroke
Sgt. B J Harrison known as Dutch returns to Wright Field after securing first prize of $2500 from the Miami Open. The former Little Rock pro finished with a 72 hole total of 274, one stroke ahead of Henry Pleard of Harrisburg Pa. Pleard led early but Harrison’s late nine hole finish with three strokes sealed the victory.
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Miami
Pla
B. J
Dutch) Harison
Wright Field
Dayton
Harrison
Little Reel, Ark
Henry Pleard
Harrisburg
Pleard
Giants Hold Second in Coast League Standings
The Oakland Giants moved into second place in the Pacific Coast Professional Football League after beating the San Francisco Packers 7 0 at Oakland Baseball Park. The winning touchdown came in the first quarter on a 35 yard pass from Mel Reid to Hal Copeland who caught in the end zone, and Reid kicked the extra point.
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Oakland
Oakland Giants
Eday
San Francisco Packers
Oakland Baseball
Mel Reid
Hal Copeland
Reid
Cal Basketballers Defeat Coast Guard 40-31 on Saturday
Cal varsity games Saturday night ended with California defeating Coast Guard Pilot team 46-31. In other action, California junior varsity lost to San Bernardino Naval Depot 39-35, while Gallilea high school beat the Bear Cubs 26-23.
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Phuoween
University of California
California
San Biuno Naval Depot Club
Gallilea High School
Quint
Bear Cubs
Riskaduce Captures Six-Furlong Miquette Handicap
At Agua Caliente Mexico Riskaduce upset the six furlong Miquette Handicap, paying 17.20 to win, 6.20 to place, and 3.40 for show. H A Sheppert’s Baby Broom finished strong with 9.40 and 5.00 payouts, while Miss Boxtha, owned by G G Alten, earned 53.60 for show.
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UA Caliente
Mex
U.a
M. V. Mellon
Hiskaelice
Agua Caliente
Riskaduce
Teack
H. A. Shepperts Baby
Broom
Stronoa
Miss Box- Tha
G. G. Alten
Frick Campaigns for Baseball Commissioner Amid Mixed Opposeals
Frick seeks the baseball commissionership as Major League winter meetings open. National League owners split, with Branch Rickey and Sam Breadon favoring a delay and an advisory commission to run the office until 1940. Landis’ successor choice and power limits are debated as separate NL and AL sessions proceed.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
New York
Ford Prick
National League
Baseball Commissionership
Frick
Branch Rick»ay
Brooklyn Badgers
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Landis
Willian Harridge
American League
Leslie O'Connor
Judge Vhose
Beavers Buy Three Players For 1925 Season
Portland Beavers of the Pacific Coast League announce three new players for their 1925 campaign. General manager William H. Klepper says he acquired Eu Buron, a second baseman from Detroit, previously with Indianapolis in the American Association last summer. Also purchased were Steve Sloboda, an utility infielder, and Langley, an outfielder and first baseman whose last season’s record is not available.
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Portland
Ore
WUP
Portland Beavers
William H. Klepper
The
Beavers
New York
Klepper
EU Buron
Detroit
Tigers
Indianapolis
Washington
Steve Sloboda
Ulily
Langley
Cochran Unbeaten Walks On Eggs In Billiard Tourney
New York report shows Welker Cochran of San Francisco remaining unbeaten in the world three cushion tournament. He defeated Ralph Greenleaf 50 to 31 in 38 innings, high run six four, and faces Jay Bozeman in tonight’s feature. Willie Hoppe won his sixth match, beating Bozeman 50 to 38 in 36 innings, high run five.
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New York
Welker
Cochran
San Francisco
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Willie Hoppe
Ralph Greenleaf
Detroit
Greenleaf
Hoppe
Arthur Rubin
Bozeman
Joe Chamaco
Mexico City
John Fitzpatrick
Los Angeles
Procita
Gloversville
N. Y
Procite
Nomination for U S Gulf Association Executive Board
New York officials announced the renomination for president Morton G. Bogue for reelection at the annual meeting on January 13. The executive committee will include C Pardee Erdman of Pasadena among its members.
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New York
U.S. Golf Association
Morton G. Bogue
Great Neek
al Vatour
C. Pardee Erdman
Pasadena
Nubbins Improves Will Return Home For 2nd Christmas
Mercy hospital attendants said Forrest Hoffman known as Nubbins is recovering after a last week operation for a congenital bladder ailment. Doctors expect him to return home for a second Christmas if no complications arise as he shows daily improvement in Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Nubbins
Lui
Nubbins” Hoffman
Mercy Hospital
Football Scores From UPI Roundup Includes Randolph Field
United States news brief reports Randolph Field Fliers 20 over Mayeh Field 7 and Third Air Force Gremlins 14 over Second Air Force Superbombers 7. Fort Pierce Florida defeats Keesler Field Mississippi 34 to 7 while Fork Monroe edges Camp Detrick Y. in a separate result.
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United Press
Randolph Field
Mayeh Field
Third Air Force Gremlins
Second Air Force Superbombers
Bomar crowned national bowling champion in Chicago
Bomar of Chicago won the fourth annual all-star tournament title in Chicago, replacing Paul Keumske. Bomar posted a 205 average over the last six games and won 40 percent of the finals, finishing with 13 171 pins for 30446 points, eight ahead of Pat. Joe Wilton, also from Chicago.
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Chicago
Baldy Bomar
Sewling
Paul Keumske
Bomar
Boma
Bill “Chopper Flesch
Pat
Joe Wilton
May Build New Pen For Women Near Tehachapi
Sacramento officials consider relocating the state institution for women from Tehachapi. corrections chief Richard A. McGee cites chronic understaffing, a 603000 investment, and a 5800000 price tag for a new facility, with a potential sale of Tehachapi buildings to the federal government for a veterans hospital.
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Sacramento
Tehachapi
Richard A. McGee
Corrections
McGee
Board of Yuices
State Board of California Federation of Women's Clubs
MccGee Gaid
Production resumes at Pittsburg California steel mill
Columbia Steel mill in Pittsburg California reopened after a five day walkout by 3500 United Steel Workers members. They returned to work after voting to resume production. union official Joe Milanio said all disputed points were settled and company spokesman noted negotiations over Sunday work would continue at meetings.
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Pittsburg
Calif
Columbia Steel Comillune
United Steel Workers, Cio
Joe Milanio
Markets For Today Fruits and Vegetables List
Market items include apples with Northwestern pricing, grapes from Jung Vy, avocados from San Diego, peas from San Joaq, artichokes and vegetables from local Evans coach, broccoli from Mont Co, Brussels sprouts local, carrots cabbage celery eggplant and other items. Regional notes list Central California large and small grades, with NYE Nissen large grade A prices.
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Northwestern
Jung
San Diego
San Joaq
Evans
Mont. Co
Brussels
Arizona
Dairy Prices and Federal Concilator Notice
The Union reports wholesale dairy prices with scores and figures such as 93, 42420, 90 and 99 for various cheese grades. A federal conciliator is mentioned in connection with the wholesale market, indicating an official intervention or oversight in price discussions.
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San Francisco
Livestock Prices Report From South San Francisco Market
USDA cattle and hogs district data show Salabie cattle steady to strong with some lows and varied cake. Calves and sheep entries are listed with mixed prices and limited demand as offerings reach hundreds. Cattle buyers note medium ranch cows and cutters with value ranges, while hogs command higher feed and choice levels in a fluctuating market.
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San Francisco
USDA
Fire destroys Ukiah garage and three nearby shops
A fire in Ukiah early today razed a housing area garage along with a retreading shop and an auto body shop. Damages were estimated at 160000 dollars and about 40 cars were destroyed, including a sedan noted as a Citlane. Fire officials reported the blaze started in a garage and spread to adjacent businesses.
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Ukio
Ukiah
Wria
U Auto
Kraft & Co
Appro
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments in Burman Road Page
Fragmented crossword clues list includes references to towns bans and individuals such as Burma Road, Kettie drum, Southern State Abby, and Olympic gods. Puzzle shows partial entries like 8-Fixed look and 14-Toward with several garbled terms.
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Gure
Burma
Kettie Drum
Abby Wk
Bo—Pry
Olympian Godders
Romen Brome
Puzzle text fragment yields cryptic clue list
A jumble of puzzle style items and scattered letters appears. It reads like a mixed list of clues with numbers and odd phrases across languages, implying a meta word play or code puzzle rather than a standard news item.
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Tary
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Trixnie
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Cindy
Roel Lane
Charles Plumb
Fred Fox
Aya
Joe Jinks
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U.S. Gulf Association
Steel
Haf ‘Hopper
Twinkle
Meaninhils, MO
Nancy
Drew Perg
Duke Metz
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