Former Park Instructor Gets Joe Mangham
Tom Lally long time golf pro at San Antonio country club has been replaced by Clarence Mangham formerly Brackenridge municipal course pro and ex amateur cup champion. Change announced by A J Byrne club president Monday night Mangham assumed duties Tuesday morning. F Garcia remains in charge of the golf shop. Lally ill in hospital expected to return home soon. Mangham formerly Brackenridge pro 1920 1973 and holder of Houston Invitation title in 1918 with a long course record at Brackenridge and strong amateur showings.
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Tom Lally
San Antonio Country Club
Clarence Mangham
Brackenridge Park
A. J. Byrne
Mangham
Lally
F. Garcia
Tally
Brookline
Mass
Municipal Links
Houston
Atle
George Rotan
George Ratan
8. A. Connéry Elat
Fight Results From Ailngton Style Boxing Card
Boxing results from a mixed card list several decisions and knockouts across many fighters. Names include Heney Moreno, Kia Tarroon, Fohnole Ward, Monterrey Mexico, and Wildcat Monte with various outcomes and venues such as San Antonio and New York.
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Heney Moreno
San Aninald
Kia Tarroon
Montesrey
Stipem
Ban ‘Antonio
Fohnole
Ward
Ban Angele
Gomer
San Anldig
Monterrey
Monterray
Mexico
Tlyhia
Murad Nena
Acringhield
Jimmy Gwens
Yort Worth
Wildcat Monte
Drungright
Oila
New York
Henry Buss
Philadelphia
Badia Reilly
Jack Horenbers
Kant Delaney
Brasile
Wash
Benny Kitty
Baltimore
Tela Feidle Helak
Erantin
Jndrew
Jack Barger
Idaho
Lewle Calabro
Parik
Marral This
France
Dhanaclo Ara Bouin
New Orleans
Goldie Prynn
Now Or Jeane
Noche
Marty
Kia
Dick Nolan
Mittaburch
Chemy "Colina
Toledo
Nm Dee Alnlon
Ayer
Bammy Ose
Aron Thi
Cinelanstl
Tracy Gox
Indianayutia
Kid Jewle
Chicago
Garden Offers Baer Bout With Stribling
New York February boxing talks report San Francisco heavyweight Max Baer offered in a Miami match this February against Young Stribling. Baer declined the cameraman offer citing managers taking 70 percent of his purses.
Baseball's big jobless army on increase
Columbus Ohio December 6 Major league owners face a lean season as the National Association of Professional Leagues meets with only two days elapsed. Few trades are expected and many clubs plan to shrink rosters while the three minor leagues clash over salary limits. The American Association backs 6500 a month, the International League resists, and the Pacific Coast Group opposes any salary cap as the circuits try to reach a compromise.
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Olio
National Association of Professional Leagues
Seston Iaré
Hazelton
New York-1
Penn Loop
American Association
International League
Puchtte Coast Group
Gelbert To Be as Good as New
Gelbert, star shortstop for the St. Louis Cardinals, was in high spirits after a hunting accident left a two inch wound. Doctors say no operation is needed and he should heal with no lasting effects. He plans to return to the Cards in the spring.
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Priladelyaia
Charley Gelbart
Ue St. Louie Cardinals
Jeg
Gelbert
Races to Resume Saturday at Exposition Grounds
Poor crowds and lack of enthusiasm by local sportsmen led to canceling the Tata meet at Exposition grounds. George Cribell announced Tuesday that racing will resume Saturday and Sunday with a five horse race featuring women riders and other regular events. Monday results show several winners in 11-4, 4-8, 12, 1 and 3 1/2 mile races with riders including Bubr Ruth, Jimmey Gray, Sir Hector and Della Robin among others.
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Exposition Grounds
George Cribell
Bubr Ruth
Bysaw
Tittle Wile
Rodriguez
Miss Comet
Newman
Sear Face John
Rodrigues
Surview
McLennan
Andy
Beck
Big Moss
Jimmey Gray
Hysan
Sage Hen
Smith
Big Kinfolks
Della Robin
Carter
Southland Pal
Knowles
Sir Hector
Smrgant Dy
Jeff Dave
Tonsail
Didrikson Faces Amateur ban amid A A U plot probe
Texas A A U officials suspend Babe Didrikson for appearing in an automobile ad image while Homer Mitchell accuses the Amateur Athletic Union of pressuring to turn Didrikson pro. Foster Jacoby and Gordon Perry described as promoting car endorsements and movie work while Didrikson defends her amateur status.
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SUL
Dallas, Dee
Homer Mitchell
Employers' Casualty Company of Dallas
Mildred Bahe Dildrikson
Miss Didrikson
National Amateur AlWelionion
Miss Dilrikson
Amateur Athletic Union
Dan Ferris
Miss Didelkson
Didrikeon
Didrikson
Homer Mitchelleid
Alan
Tareer
Homer Mitshell
Didrikaon
Babe
Babe Irs
Foster Javohy
Behe
Jacohy
Jacoby
Los Angeles
Ayn Baba
A. A.J
B. Goren Perry
Peeew Mates Campu
Edveriineman
Didrikson Seeks Amateur Reinstatement After Ad Ban
Mildred Babe Didrikson, famed Olympic champion, seeks reinstatement as an amateur after the AAU disqualified her due to an auto advertisement using her name and picture without permission. Col. M. J. McCombs announces efforts to regain amateur status. Didrikson denies authorizing use of her likeness and vows to consider legal action if harmed.
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Dallas
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Col. M. J. McCombs
Didrikson
Amateur Athletic Union
America
Miss Didrikson
Jacobs
Carey Threatened With Pneumonia
New York December 6 Informed doctors fear Max Carty Dodgers manager may have pneumonia after a sudden decline Sunday night He was rushed to a Brooklyn hospital in the first light His wife in St Louis was notified and due to arrive soon
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Carey
New York
Max Carty
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
St Louis
Dead of Grid Injuries Reported in Local Fatality
A tragic gridiron incident leaves 17 year old Thomas Creer Ts dead and two others injured. Witnesses say the crash occurred October 29 as players tackled near the line, with one victim reportedly paralyzed. Investigators await full medical reports and statements from Holott and Kenorha.
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Belqit
Wit
Dee
Thomas Creer
Niitles
Jin Ha Bern
Warner Brings High Hopes to Temple
Temple University, led by a youthful football figure under guidance of Pop Warner, aims for top flight status as he departs Carlisle for Temple. Warner signed a five year deal at $15,000 annually after considering Stanford and Carlisle offers, while Northwestern rumors swirl about his successor.
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Deco
Temple University
St Ta
Toach
Warner
Carlisle
Temple
Werner
Branford
Henry J
Henry
Miller
Epi
University of Pennsylvania
Ues
Stanford University
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Evanston
Dane
North
Western University
Dice Hawley
Wildcats
Glenn
Boney
Athletia
Northwestern
Hanley
Mseliwood
Eagles Open But No Game at Brackenridge High
Brackenridge high school hopes for a postseason football game but no team has guaranteed financial success yet. Coach Glaude Kellam says only talk so far and no confirmed opponent or location. Chicago schools and Salem Mass have floated potential games, yet funding remains unresolved.
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Brackenridge High School
Glaude Kellam
UK Eagles
Chicago
Salem Mass
Jefferson High School
Salem
Jess
Warner's East Return Draws Warner Players Back
New York dispatch notes Glenn Scobey Warner plans a return east to reunite with former players from Cornell Carlisle Georgia Pitt and Stanford. The Pop Warner figure, now 61, will be welcomed by a generation he mentored with innovative tactics and psychological leadership shaping early football strategy.
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New York
Glenn Scobey Warner
Stanford
Pop
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Warner “Pop
Plaskin
Bolton
Pop" Warner
Pitt
Jock Sutherland
Fitteburgh
Panthers
Neil Siu
Ani
Warner
Cornell
Carlisle
Georgia
Finsburgh
Pennsylvania
Carlie
Casilale
Piusmyah Funous
College basketball score summary from WMU and opponents
Western Michigan State defeated by unspecified opponents with 27 to 31 and 38 points for two teams. Gustavus Adolphus listed with zero dollars, LaCrassi and Teachers referenced in the brief score line.
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Gustavus Adolphus
LaCrassi
Wis
Army Navy Game Returns to New York Schedule
Army will play Notre Dame in New York on December 4 to end rumors the rivalry would end. Navy is booked for November 25 and the annual Army-Navy clash will again be on the schedule in New York.
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Army
Navy
New York
Notre Dame
Phillip Fleming
West Point
Thwae
Three Edison Players Hurt Before Granger Playoff
Three Edison players from Jon Ward's Prison High School football team are injured after the Lockhart game. Backfield stars and a top end may miss the regional match against Granger this Saturday. Hickey has elbow water on his right arm. McGarraugh has knee water and may be replaced by Elokavi. Siete nurses a bad ankle and flu.
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Jon Ward
Ash
Joe
Ser
Jose Ln Hickey
Tockbart
McGarraugh
Elokavi
Siete
150 Will Compete in Match Play Golf
San Francisco reports the national match play open championship begins tomorrow with 150 golfers, including professionals and amateurs. Winn S will share a $2500 purse.
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San Francisco
Zoid
Winn S
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Misa Didrikson
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A. U
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East Welcome Return
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