Why Should Trim Him Toot Asks Cubstar
Martinsburg report quotes Cubstar and sportswriter on Arthur Shires and George Traf tem in a boxing and baseball backdrop. Wilson weighs purse versus helping Cubs while Shires battles Traf ten in Chicago and White Sox figures clash, painting a turbulent season outlook.
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Falch
Tribune Daily Today
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Arthur (the Great
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Trafien
Vetch
Cubs
Rose Bowl Sold Out for Jan 1 Game
Pasadena announces the Rose Bowl is sold out for New Year’s Day football between USC and Pittsburgh. About 70,000 tickets sold, last two days saw most seats claimed at five dollars, some at four, rest at eight. Gate estimated near $300,000.
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Angeles
Bec
Pasadena
University of Southern California
University of Pittsburgh
Senate
Sewanee Hires Replacement After Head Grid Coach Resigns
Sewanee announces the resignation of head football coach Kirkpatrick and states Dr. Mike Bennett will serve as athletic director with potential interim plans. The note confirms Kirkpatrick’s departure after the 1023 season and mentions Tod Wareell as a responder.
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Sewanee
Lastiville
Leon
W. H Kekpatrick
Heal Vosioh
Rewanet
Bernicen
Kirkpatrick
Hike club basketball schedule and Nomads win
The basketball team from Hike club plays Tuesday at Wradiaen Lake pavilion against Bl ooh Tauterane and Wednesday at Kerrville against Lehreiner Institute Eve. Friday and Saturday feature Javelines at South Texan College of Arts. Nomads beat Erka in Cora Christi 45 to d last Friday night.
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Wradiaen Lake Pavilion
Kerrville
Tron Kerrville
South Texan College of Arts
Wir
Korps Christ
Cora Christi
Pritay Wight
Brackenridge Plays Harlendale In Road Basketball Test
Brackenridge High travels to Harlandale for a Wednesday night boys basketball clash at 7 p.m. The game pits two local high school teams in a decisive league matchup.
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Pani Ja
Brekenridge High Capers
Alorlandale
Fntiann
Hornby betting suit bobs up again in St Louis
An age old betting dispute surfaces again as Frank Jo Monre contests the Newport Ky official after a toss in Clayton Mo. The $45 075 stake triggers a state Supreme Court maneuver involving Tornaby a former St Louis Cardinal and Chicago Cubs star second baseman.
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ST. Louis
Ufi
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Monre
Newport
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Mitbarb
Neain-L
Angers
Eastern squad heads west to Shrine game in California
The Eastern all star football squad departed for California to meet a West team in the Shrine game at San Francisco on New Year’s Day. Injuries and practice updates followed as Northwestern’s coach Vick Lunntey and Colgate’s Andy Kerr directed the squad during a Durke Stadium session. Ten players were invited to Palo Alto for the ad camp prior to the game.
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Wno
Durke Stadium
Northwestern University
Conchry Vick Lunntey
Northwanter
Andy Kerr
Colzante
Noaru
Palo Alto
Calif
Hogan Giant Sign With New York Giants in 1930s Contract
Scattered garbled lines report Hogan signing first with the New York Giants for 130, and a catcher’s signature. crowd noise and ring chaos described during a fight between Arthur and George with referees struggling to hear. A promoter mentions Gabe Kantman, Art Shires, and Daneman, with Notre Dame entry teased.
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Kanaar City
Gabe Kantman
Art Shires
Chronas
Nx Fleet
Cubs seek new catcher after Gabby Hartnett arm woes
Chicago Cubs search for a replacement catcher as Leo Hartnett known as Gabby faces ongoing arm illness resisted by opera and other treatments. Doctors report no improvement despite various therapies, leaving Hartnett's condition uncertain and the club evaluating options.
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Ber
Leo
Gabby
Artnet
Chicago Cubs
Hartrett
Cretonni
Teachers Fall to Oklahoma Team in Open Hoop Clash
The Southeastern Oklahoma college basketball team lost to an Oklahoma squad 29 to 17 in the opening game. Zennecker led the Teachers with 10 points as the pace set by the opponents dominated early play.
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Durant
Gita
Dee
ITP
Southeastern Oklahoma ‘Teacheru College
Southerg Methods
University
Slahi
Zennecker
Milk Button Making From Cream Residue Source
Yesterday's explanations describe buttons produced from milk cream residue ground into fine material for button and coin manufacture. The account mentions the process and outputs, noting by products and the role of the material in creating items.
Japan's Famous Tennis Star Retires From Game
IKIGI December report notes famed tennis figure Jiyaty Kumayake retires from international play after a long career marked by peak moments in the early 1920s. The veteran, who once ranked high in American rankings and competed in Lavin Cup stages, departs amid a shift in the sport.
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IKIG
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acElWied
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ceuaNa
Jiyaty
Aumaxay
Yuen Championawly
Ul Jaya
Goa
Harada
Iegueraisp
Teuarhuerty
Kuntagae
Tilden
Tilden and Johnston
Zenso Abimiza
Henry Earle Poloist Dead in New York
Henry Earle a noted polo player and pioneer contributor to the sport in the United States died at his New York City home. Born in Greenville he studied law at Georgetown and practiced in Washington before moving to New York. Survived by his widow and his brother William F. Earle of Fairfax County Virginia. services and full obituary to follow.
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CPI
Henry Montague Eweld
Aad Keorlaman
Ots Weetours
Long Har
Earle
United Staten
Vey Chase Club
Washington
Horn
Greenville
William BE. Farle
Stones
Inshigton
Orgetown University
Ta W Wnahington
New York
Mines du Coe
William F. Earle
Faire
Stanford Examinations Pause Practice For Army Game
Stanford University Calif Dec 1 The Stanford varsity football team, preparing for a showdown with Army a week away, enters a period of rest during final exams. Coach Pop Warner canceled all organized practice until after Friday, urging as many players as possible to attend daily sessions to stay in shape.
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Stanford University
Calif
Stanford
West Point Army
Pop” Warner
Fight Results Feature Wide Ring Action Across Cities
Boxing results from multiple venues list wins by notable fighters including Charles Whites, Trish Mickey Gill, Paul Walker, Sidney Lampe, Johnny Sheppard, and Albert Wile. Contests occur in Chicago Boston Topeka Indianapolis Salt Lake City and others with various outpoints and scores noted, reflecting a bustling fight night across the country.
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Prean
Mhinaga
George C
Sunetarent
Trafton
Chicago
Charlew Arthur
the Great
Whites UA
Holly Schuman
Chicaza
Trish
Mickey Gill
Treland
Prenton
Paul Walker
Trenian
Myer Grace
Ceaneily
Boston
Alf Friedman
Bik Hoy Rawson
Johnny Sheppard
Toston
Indianapolia
Tracy Cox
Indian Applis
Joe Rayehan
Newark
Ohio
Royal Cox
Indianapolis
Ray Palmer
St.ain
Bale Lake City
Eddie Dertagnole
Tinek Springs
Meg Garfinkle
Salt Lake City
Sheart Palmer
Lon Angeden
Rocky Moore
Eugeno
Gre
Youthful Pros Winter Golf Leaders Duel for Titles
New York dispatch reports a tight winter golf circuit led by Weisseen Horton Smith and Craig Wood with six major events. Smith and Wood split four titles, Manero won Catalina Island Open, Alegel claimed the PGA Championship, and Wood edged Smith in the Hawaiian Open by three strokes. Wood also claimed Oklahoma City Open and Oregon Open wins, while Smith captured the Dartland Oregon Open and Berkeley Open, a season duel shaping the standings amid strong showings from Armour and Farrar.
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Thun
Permans
Weisseen
Horton Smith
Sopha! Hoat
Graig Wood
Bloomfield
Nid
Smith
Craig
Professional Golfers’ Association
Lea Alegel
Oklahoma City
Hawaian
Wood
Tommy Armour
Detenit
Armour
Dartland
Pros and Amateurs Play at San Gabriel Golf Tourney
Pros and amateurs compete in the San Gabriel event in California. The $1000 tournament features 18 holes best ball medal play with one pro paired with one amateur per team. Notable pairings include Tony Manero with W L Jelliffe and Johnny Farrell with Herbert Lubin, among others.
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San Gabriel
Calif
Dee
Tony Manero
W. L
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Chard Golf Club
California
Los Angeles
Dick Smith
Rivera
Chet Beer
Stockdale Country Club
Cakersfield
Johnny Pie Patalo
Beer
Idovd Stroud
de Danko
Will Denly Wood
Cardinals approve broadcasts for next year
St Louis Cardinals president Ham Breadon said he plans to permit radio broadcasting of the team's games next year, as in the past, believing there is event benefit from radio coverage. Breadon stated the policy aims to boost publicity and fan engagement.
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ST. Louis Cardinals
ST. Louis
Nee
Ham Breadon
St. Teun Cardinals
Breadon
Teaje Open and Openy Tournaments Amid Mixed Mentions
Fragmented OCR note lists various Open events and locations such as Montauk Beach Open Hawaiian Open El Paso Open Tejas Open Metropolian Open and references weight shifting to left leg to improve backspin and control in a recalled coaching tip.
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San Antonio Owen
Richmond
Montauk Beach
el Paso
Center Captains Brady Pick Highlights Local Team
Brady Texas Der 17 year old Frank Flynell a 47 sear old midget center for Frindly bich school Bullasga is chosen to pilot Brady team saving the IN3ft reason.
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Brady
Texas
Der
Frank Flynell
Firndy Bich
Bullasga
Southwest Texas Opens Drive In Conference Play
The article outlines early conference basketball action with TIAA teams opening play against Southwest Texas and North Texas. It notes Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association clubs competing, SMU, North Texas, and Sam Houston facing mixed results as teams rotate lineups under Coach Reid with Aggie losses and Daniel Baker rimrocked in two games.
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San Marcos
Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Grange
White
Southwest Texas Teschera
Texas
Bobcats
Vexaa
Southern Methodist University
Denton
North Texas
North
Onto & M. WU
Lioracie
Northé Texas
Qwan
John By. Reid
Sm.us
Fast Terra
The
Institute Owls
Botchelton
Sim Houston
Reid
Ageies
Aggieland
Daniel Baker
Fowls Report For Cage Five At Tearock Military Academy
Thirteen men reported for basketball production at Tearock Military academy and the school should have a final team. The quintet played Wesleyan Institute in a practice game and scheduled a return engagement for Thursday night. A Tuesday game with Junior College Five was postponed due to the center's sister death. The squad roster includes Hughes Porter Gay Robertson Tesora Arauia Nerner Jones Cioncler Lau a en Wan der Guess.
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Tearock Mfilitary Academy
Wesleyan Institute
Hughes
Porter
Gay
Robertson
Tesora
Arauia
Purner
Jones
Cioncler
Lairaen
Waneder
Guess
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