Knockout ends comeback of Balsano
New York December report describes Solly Kreiger of Tyooklyn stopping Harry Balsano late to halt a comeback. The bout featured a dramatic finish after Balsano absorbed heavy blows, referee stoppage, and a decisive knockout that ended the match amid injuries and a tense crowd.
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Balsano
New York
Solly Kreiger
Tyooklyn
Harry Balsanio
Billy Kavanaugh
A Nelles
Cuerei
Jessly-Leasen
Balsamy
Stanley Ketelen
Balszo
Jaw
Bacatis
Kreber
S. Peleni
Basiame
Kreiger
Raucous Race Day Banter and Local Grid Hopes
A rambling sports page piece mixes racing lore from Alamo Downs with reminiscences of a Soapworks Turf Club era. Readers share memories of a famed board marker, a red leather chair, and past crowds as talk shifts to racing odds, a forthcoming eighth race, and a plan to enjoy the stands. Also includes a brief note on baseball trade chatter about Mark Koenig and a Kerrville Antlers football coach’s praise for tackle Ian Davenport.
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Soapworks Turf Club
Mack Davenport
J. Vernon Hilliard
Kerrville
Avy High
Davenport
Paigin
Hillskora
Messy Mat Results Spoil Local Meet in Turletic
A garbled recap lists competitors Associated Mess, Turletic, Pastor Cox, Hank Barber and Steve Carey with scores including 224 294 159 and 214 amid unclear city references like Cangas City Bos ton dine fall and Ireland. Partial names appear broken and unreadable items hint at a larger track event with mixed up place names and stray phrases.
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Associated Mess
Turletic
Pastor Cox
Cangas City
Merestet
Hank Barber
Boston
Timon
N. T
Steve Carey
Ireland
Nfote
Fight results inching toward associate showdown
Fragmentary OCR lists names and locations from a fight result, mentioning Brew York Rally Krieser and Th Hercklen with scattered affiliations. Other names include Harry Balsamo of Asti New York and Vancouver B C dorridge Wallace. Text is garbled but indicates a boxing or fighting event with an international mix of participants.
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Brew York
Rally Krieser
Th. Hercklen
Harry Balsamo
Asti
New York
Vancouver
B. C
Dorridge Wallace
Vanrow Avila
Weidit Charpient
Seruckudane Tautling
Chisuzo
Japanese Officer Chosen as Amateur Athletic Federation Chief
Lieut General Matahiko Oshime elected president of the Japanese Amateur Athletic Federation to lead preparations for the Mid Twentieth Olympiad in 1918 in Tokio. The post had been vacant after the death of Sewhi Kish for over three years. Prince Iyezata Tokugawa slated for appointment to chief manship of the Olympiad organizing committee. Reports note debate over using the Olympiad to display national spirit versus preserving athleticism and sportsmanship.
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Tokio
Japan
Matahiko Oshime Loday
Amnteur Athletic Fédera
Sewhi Kish
Iyezata Tokugawa
Olsmpe
Kent
Victoria Junior Curleze 1936 football season funds report
Victoria’s athletic association reports approximately 283 dollars balance for the 1936 football season despite the team losing and some players transferring. The organization plans continued operation and track purchases with funds remaining, noting that some purchases for gridders are not yet funded.
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Victoria
Victoria High School
Victoria, Athletic Associate
Shifting Fight to Germany Hinted by Promoter
A New York promoter announces plans to move the heavyweight title fight between Ali and Schmeling to Berlin. Negotiations with the German government and Berlin officials reportedly aim to draw 200,000 spectators and about 1.5 million dollars. Joe Gould and others back the move, with assurances of support and a large guarantee.
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New York
Bec. i
Lobby Jones
Ninger Falls
Ace Torney
Schuesing and
Sharkey
Rragdocks
Joe Gould
Dex Gould
Dotgit Kilpatrick
Yale
Madison Square Garden
Al¢Noweh
Thas Ous
Scidar
Europe
Germany
Anil
Toe Gould
Woulter Schmeling
Long Ixia Dewl
Alamo Jewelers Rout Schreiner Institute In Kerrville Game
Alamo Jewelers, a strong commercial league outfit, defeated Schreiner Institute Mountaineers 40 to 32 in Kerrville on Wednesday. Andy Qbinitt led Alamo Jewelers with Rasely scoring next, while Imda Zani and Selimso paced Schreiner. The lineup featured Rave, Cassiani, Hartman and Green among others in a low scoring contest.
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Alamo Jewelers
Schrainer Institute
Mountaineers
Kerrville
Andy Qbinitt
The
Jewelars
Rasely
Harthian
Mountaineers Toward
iMdazani
Alama
Selimso
Schreier
Alan Guard
Abtino
Usrotti
Reyholds
Thrailkill
Canter
Rave
Cassiani
Eniur
Stamps
Magan
Wheeler
Schreiner
Barnett
Selle Iant
Jones
Hartman
Green
Euards
Sths
Gries
Moore
Vance
College Golf Set for Eastern Links
The United States Golf Association announced the 1997 intercollegiate championship will be played June 28 to July 3 at Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh. The event gathers top college teams for the national title.
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Eastern Links
New York
uPi
United States Golf Association
Oakmont Country Club
Pittsbirgh
Jackets Beat Junior Buffs in Interception Rally
St Anthony’s Frllow jackets closed their season with a 33 to 0 victory over Tech Junior Buffs. Georgie Dunn scored twice after interceptions for 60 yards and 40 yards. Docs McCollum added a 4 yard TD plunge. McCollum, Jones and Fadio Fiannong starred for the Jackets while Tech backs Rizzo Valdez and Tueedale shone. Fifteen football letters will be awarded to St Anthony’s riders. captains sweaters go to George Dunn and Flash O’Conner.
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St Anthony's
Tech
St. Anthony's
Jackets
Georgie Dunn
Docs McCollum
McCollum
Jones
Fadio Fiannong
Rizzo
Valdez
Tueedale
Ferg Fatriah
Letterman
St. Anthony's College
Test
George Dunn
Flash O'Conner
Jimmy Brassial
Ben Wagner
Tommy Walsh
Joe Dunn
Daya Boully
Dan McCollum
Joe Sammon
Charles Jones
Jim McCarthy
Jimmy Walsh
Joe O'Callahan
Joe Dietzel
Walter Ato Celtim
Oregon Black Tails on Friedrich Ranch Thirteen
Oregon black tail deer escaped from the Friedrich Ranch near Kerrville after arrival. Eleven deer were released under guard, including six bucks and five does, in the early hours of Wednesday.
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Oregon
Friedrich Ranch
Kerrville
R. H. Friedrich OL Sa Antonio
Auburn favors LSU over Santa Clara in Sugar Bowl
Auburn officials and players debate Sugar Bowl pick, favoring LSU over Santa Clara. Coaches tout LSU offense, while Santa Clara backers cite balanced attack and better early-season form. Several quotes express confidence in LSU’s depth and defense, with media and fans split on outcome.
Texas grid and coaching links in Amarillo sighs
Sport Sparks reports from Dallas on Texas officials journeying west to Amarillo where Blair Cherry’s San S, tied to Abilene 46-15, and coach Dan Rogers of TCU boosts Cotton Bowl talk. Fort Worth writer Mom Hall outlines changes in attitudes toward Texas Christian’s clash plans as Cherry and Clark meet in Amarillo.
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Dallas
University of Texas
Mom Hall
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Texas Christian
Maranette
Dan D. Rogers
TCU_ board of trustees
Rogers
Bama
Bays
Santa Chara
Texas Christ
Blair Cherry
Merman Clark
Mateh
Second Dead Heat at Bay Meadows
The season's second dead heat occurred at Bay Meadows in the third race with Moratorium and Guilder sharing honors. An electric camera was used to settle the finish as Moratorium led briefly and Guilder surged on the outside in the final feet to a photo finish.
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Bay Meadows
San Matic
Moratoriam
Guilder
Fetus Way
Mit
TEAMS READY FOR BIG HIGH GRID GAMES
North Side Port Worth and Amarillo prepare for crucial league clashes. Port Arthur’s first-string squad of 23 players, led by Ton L. Dennis and Milton Perkins, faces strong opposition while North Side heads to Lubbock for practice. Amavillo’s line battles injuries with key players Bill Kilman Joe Davis and Pat Towels listed as doubtful for the quarterfinals.
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Herman Glark
Mace
North Side
Amavilio
Bill Kilman
Joe Davis
Pat Towels
Ware
Abilete
Ketryille
Peggy's Wins at King's Horse Runs Handicap
In Windsor on December 1717 Marcon rode the 18 horse to Tun wn dey colors of King George VY to finish eventh in a nine horse field in a ha New Windsor handicap Steepie chase. Roi Tandel, one of Péesoy Topkina, led early as Joyce's engagement gifts from Viv Jay Tackson Gentlelss, Joe won the two mile MI hurdle lace with Sara Magee in the saddle.
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Windsor
Marcon
King George VY
Roi Tandel
Joyce
Viv
Jay Tackson
Joe
Sara Magee
Hockey Guide Night Results From International League
The night’s results show Philadelphia defeating ? 7 to 0, Providence 5 to 1 over Princeton, New Haven 4, St Paul 2 and Minneapolis 1 in overtime. Tonight’s National League schedule lists Boston against Montreal, Toronto at New York Americans, with Tulsa visiting Kansas City.
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Springtida
Pisin
Providence
Pracuse
New Haver
St Paul
Blinneapolis
Hiostan
Montreal Maroons
Voronto
New York
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