New Miami Open Crown Goes To Unseen Pro
In Miami at Hialeah Golf Club a 24 year old Wheatley Hills Club pro jo Klein won the Miami second angels open with a 289 over 72 holes. The event featured legends like Sarazen Diegel and Jones and MacFarlane in a tournament marked by unusual mishaps and a dramatic finish.
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Fla
A. P
Jo Klein
Wheatley Hills Club
Long Island
Leo Diegel
Diegel
Sarazer
Mieathens
Heid
Bobby Jones
Ama
Willie MacFarl
Sarazen
Worcester
Tampa to Stage Arena Bull Fight New Year Event
Tampa plans a New Year bull fight featuring 20 bulls and a renowned troupe from Spain and Mexico in an arena built by Cuban and Spanish clubs. Mayor Perry Wall faces protests from temperance, animal welfare groups, and humane societies calling the event brutal and immoral.
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Tampa
Fla
Spain
Mexico
Perry Wall
United States
Wall
Board of Temperance Prohibition
Methodist Church
Washington
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
American Humane Society
Humane Societies of America
Francis H. Rowley
Succession sales in Ouachita Parish Louisiana estates
Notices announce court ordered public auctions in Monroe and West Monroe Louisiana. Real property in J James and Trout estates will be sold January 9 1926 with cash payments at or above appraised values. Administrators Mary James and E Easterling attorney coordinate the sales with details in Ouachita Parish Probate records.
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State of Louisiana
Parish of
Ouachita
Fourth District Court
E. T. Trout
Monroe
Sa J Succescion
Jadiciez
Curacilla
Louisian
Joe James
Satuday
Austin & Eby
West Monroe
Louisiana
Second Street
Ludwig Avenue
Brown Paper
Joe James & Company
Mary James
C. W. Easterling
Atty
Notary Public Notice for Miss Iverre Simms Office
Public notary notice indicates Miss Iverre Simms office in Monroe is accessible for document authentication. Contact details include Monroe News-Star phone line 224 for service inquiries.
Louisiana Wildcats to Play Nine Grid Games
Louisiana College Wildcats announce an eight game 1926 schedule with four L I A A foes and Mississippi College Millsaps Louisiana Southwestern and Louisiana Tech. Only four players graduate. The slate includes Arkansas Aggies Jefferson College Mississippi Teachers Louisiana Normal Southwestern Millsaps Mississippi College and Louisiana Tech.
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Louisiana Wildcats
Alexandria
A. P
Louisiana College Wildcats
Mississippi College
Millsaps
Louisiana Southwestern
Louisiana Tech
Tulane Green Wave
Arkansas Aggies
Pineville
Jefferson College
Yale Star End of Old Days Dies in Carolina
New York, Dec 31. Frank Augustus Hinkey once Yale football’s silent captain died in Southern Pines North Carolina after a fight with illness. He starred in Yale teams of the early days facing giants flying wedges and pileups at about 150 pounds. Hinkey a Tonawanda New York native spent recent years as a south salesman drawn by pine forests to help his illness.
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New York
A. P
Frank Augustus Hinkey
Yale
Southern Pines
N. C
Hinkey
Giants
Tonawanda
N. Y
Closed Tomorrow Waking Inventory
Fragmentary notice notes inventory actions and a date near Saturday. Mentions person Irene Simms and entry for Smith Bios with a 31st reference.
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Smith Bios
Florida dog racing halted by judge ruling and appeal
Tampa Florida December 31 Officials of dog racing plants await appeals to the state supreme court after Circuit Judge F M Robles ordered a permanent injunction shutting Tampa St Petersburg and Miami tracks from operating betting on dog races The ruling may also affect the West Coast jockey club winter horse meet if upheld The decision hinges on whether patrons financial interests qualify as gambling under state law The plants will stay closed during the appeal process
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Tampa
Fla
A. P
Florida
State Supreme Court
F. M. Robles
Robles
Tampa Kennel Club
St. Petersburg
Miami
West Coast Jockey Club
R. E. Lee Chancey
Kennel Club
White Sox Schedule Two Exhibition Games in Shreveport
The Chicago White Sox added three more exhibitions on the training trip. Games were set for April 3 and 4 in Shreveport and April 5 in Little Rock. A kiss may be heard, but should never be seen.
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White Sox
Chicago
A. P
Chicago White Sox
Shreveport
Little Rock
All Louisiana Stars to Meet Grange’s Bears in North Carolina Game
New Orleans on January 10 will host a Bears exhibition with an all Louisiana lineup facing Red Grange. Tulane luminaries Lester Lautenschlaeger Milton Levy and Brother Brown are among those expected to play for the Louisiana eleven promoted by G Huff Dorward to prove regional football strength.
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New Orleans
A. P
Red
Grange
Chicago Bears
Bears
Lester Lautenschlaeger
Tulane
Green Wave
Milton
South
Fans Return Baseballs for Charity Gifts at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh reports that during the 1925 season fans returned 329 baseballs to the stands at Forbes Field. The Pirates donate 165 dollars to News Boys Home and 165 dollars to Parting of the Ways Home, with a further one dollar per ball pledged to charity. President Barney Dreyfuss mailed the checks after a committee of local writers selected the beneficiaries.
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Pittsburgh
A. P
Forbes Field
News Boys
Pittsburgh Baseball Club
Barney Dreyfuss
The
Pirates
Huskies Arrive for Pasadena Intersectional Clash
Washington Huskies arrive in Pasadena to meet Coach Wallace Wade's Alabama Crimson Tide in the Rose Bowl. Alabama conducts a light practice while Washington plans a single southern turf session. Key players George Wilson and Elmer Tesreau are reported in good shape, with Pat Wilson nursing a sore throat.
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Pasadena
Calif
A. P
University of Washington
University of Alabama
Kannapolis Midshipmen
Northerneers
Wallace Wade
Washington
California
Glendale
Crimson
Tuscaloosa
Wade
Huskies
Tide
George Wilson
Elmer Tesreau
Husk
Pat Wilson
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Seattle Huskies
Boxing night results from Los Angeles card
Doc Snell beat Charles Rosenberg on a foul in six rounds as Oakland Johnny Farr defeated Joey Sanger in Milwaukee featherweight action. Royal Coffman of Denver welterweight stopped Billy Fisher in Los Angeles in four rounds.
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Los Angeles
Doc” Snell
Tacoma
Wash
Charles Rosenberg
Chamion
Oakland
Johnny” Farr
Joey Sanger
Milwaukee
Royal Coffman
Denver
Billy Fisher
Prospects Bright for Title Holders in World of Sport
1925 saw champions defend titles with solid resistance as youth edges up for 1926. Dempsey may fight Wills and Tunney, indoor title contenders Richards and Borotra loom, Helen Wills seeks Europe bid to face Lenglen, Jones holds amateur golf crown, Barnes Smith Hagen dominate pro golf, McFarlane regains form, Collett rebounds to defend her women's championship.
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New York
A. P
Harry Wills
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Vincent Richards
Jean Borotra
Helen Wills
Europe
Suzanne Lenglen
Suzanne
Bobby Jones
Barnes
Smith
Hagen
Willie McFarlane
Glenna Collett
Notary Public Miss Irene Simms Office
Spencer's Mixed Sweet Peas advertised at Millsaps Hardware Co in West Monroe as listed by Monroe News-Star with a contact phone 224 for the notary public office of Miss Irene Simms.
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Spencer
Millsaps Hardware Co
West Monroe
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