Infantrymen Beat Young Team in Lightcup Polo
The Ninth Infantry edged the Zan Antonia squad 13 to 4 to seize a favorite’s role in the Lightcup polo tournament. Other semi finals set for next week include the Ninth Infantry versus Fifteenth Field Artillery as Brackenridge Park hosts the action.
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Heyd‘anatters
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Ehille Lewtenant Chapman
Coulter
Swith
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Santonie
Tha Uueup
O'Con Nol
Chapman
Smith
Maton
Alumni urged to get stars for Columbia football
A row of quotes from the Columbia Alumni News urges graduates to push for better recruiting of football players from universities like Princeton and Harvard. The piece argues alumni oppose tempting athletes with pay or perks, insisting a winning eleven should be earned by honest representation and intelligent players.
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Enre
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Hie Weyl
Univers
Edna Park Plays Speechless Golf With Lindsey Coons
Edna Park, star of the Aztec stage, tried silent golf with Lindsey Coons as caddy. The experimental round sought to test if women can play 18 holes without talking, but reports say it failed as the men’s remarks returned.
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Lindsey Coons
Sweet Singer
Edna Park
Charley Brookins Wife Granted Divorce and Resumes Name
Mrs Charley Brookins formerly Gert Sowa seeks divorce from Charley Brookins claiming cruel treatment. The case notes Brookins now coaches track at the University of Iowa and did not contest the action. The record mentions a switch to the name Bula Mae Macile.
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Charies Brookins
Dulles
Bula Mae Macile
University of Lowa
Brookins
Coara
Unity
Can't Be Done Fair Star Decides Not Even by Grumpy Males
A chaotic report describes Edan Park and Jack Folirards headlining an Aztec theatre stage show. It follows Park attempting to golf 28 holes without help, amid gossip of women golfers, Brackenridge Park rumors, and a guarded, unclear outcome.
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Aztec Theatre
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Lindsey Coons
Aztecs
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Park
Humberto
Cubs Prepare for February Camp and West Coast Training
Chicago Cubs outline plans to begin camp on February 12 at Catalina Island with 40-man roster split between pitchers and infielders. Pitchers and catchers arrive three days later. full squad to join Feb 23. Four-game Los Angeles series set for March 29 to April 1 before Kansas City games with the American League club. Signings affect outfield depth and rotation, while manager McCarthy builds pitching staff led by Rantz, Carlson, Blake and veterans.
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Catalina Islands
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Pseoclution
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Guy Cull
Guster
Huck Wilson
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Iff Heathcate
RicCarthy
Charley Rant
Hal Carlson
Sheriff Blake
College association restricts athletes from intercollegiate competition
New York reports a proposed amendment to the amateur code would ban athletes enrolled in extending schools or night courses from intercollegiate events. The measure, to be considered at the ABA convention on March 3, has advisory committee input and strong expectations of approval.
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Controversy over possession in Southern California game sparks debate
The football clash between Southern California and Notre Dame sparked a disputed call over ball possession after a close interception attempt. Officials ruled a safe possession led to no interception and a scorer debated whether a safety or point should have counted while fans and analysts weigh the call and its All-America implications.
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Earkley
Hiley
McCoy Targets Opponents For Comeback San Antonio Date
Toknny McCoy the flyweight champion of California signals a return to action in San Antonio on short notice with a weigh in clause not below 144 pounds and not above 118. promoter Jack Shelton teased a possible bout against a top challenger while fans booed the idea. Also reported Yale star dead Judge Herbert O. Bower, captain of Yale Law baseball, age 28, died after months of illness.
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Beethoven Tail
Billiken
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Manchester
Conn
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Wickwes
Herbert O. Bower
Yale Law School
United States
Chicago
Se Scious
Tunney to be honored at Chicago banquet December 13
World heavyweight champion Gene Tunney will be honored at a Chicago banquet on December 13. The event aims to launch a drive to raise $100,000 for Christmas charity.
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Chisago
Gene Tunney
Indians Press Harris Swap Amid Managerial Pressure
New York January reports indicate Cleveland seeks to add Harris by trade and lures him from Washington as player manager. Alva Bradley in Newark. Harris rumored to be election asset for Billy King’s AL board. Evang appreciates Harris and may name him under league trends. Griffin’s interest hinges on Indians’ roster leverage, risk to infield and managing duties if Harris leaves.
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