Alaugh Leads San Antonio Open After Early Round
In Willow Springs action at the San Antonio Open, pro Reuben Albaugh led with 9 under par through nine holes as Tom Lally and others trailed. Amateurs Bernardo Schriever and Loraine Young posted strong rounds while locals and late entrants filled the morning field of about 42 players as organizers prepared for the afternoon round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lally
Sal Anwnto
Canntry Club
Willow Springs
Reuben Allaugh
Star Young Amue Tear
Wes
al Chavez
Archie Loefner
Bob Scott
Harry Symons
Laveard Aycock
Simmy Morgan
M. Suydee
Eilgar Ufoolun
Inti Bredmus
Bernard Schriever
Loraine Young
Hany
Nichels
Yom Clark
Edison Steele
C. Wheat
Needa
McAniinch
Lewis Levinson
Ty Canma
Clark
Mission Hills
St. Louis
San Antonio
Frida
Wilow Springs
Darzvese
Mac Warnell
Texas University
San Antonm
Dixon
Pyene
Thsen
Emil Meliss
A. Pawhal
AJ Chavez
Amar
Epoone
Ton
Feli
Merce Cathone
Vf Quinn
Reuben Albaugh
Eifison FA
Dramer
Tom Tally
Tewisevingon
Jes. Nowab
AL Bavvler
Laaifler
Boy Beott
Glecetat
N. Sat Feliz Mee
Boxers Yield Santa Stage in Quiet Boxing Night
Dace Shelton, boxing figure, eased off to let others shine at the Santa venue on Aluma Street. Cuesta sight and Banya 61 fad Wil nul rexyane tied up the limelight as Tor and Sy waved to the crowd. The first week saw the kerayners scuff in a tight display while bel chimner savers kept busy Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dace Shelton
Prtvanter
Cpa
Beenoven
Aluma Street
Cuesta
Banya
Tor
Fridis
Jack
Kerayners
Bel Chimner Savers
Cleveland Eleven Reaches St Louis in Landmark Trip
Cleveland’s team arrives in St Louis for a historic stopover. Local reporters note the squad’s progress after a long journey amid fanfare and growing expectations for the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
ST. Louis
American Netters Face Frenchmen in International Door Test
New York December 24 The United States and France meet in a high profile international indoor tennis test at the Penn Athletic Club Philadelphia. The event features top American players Christian Bonans and others, aiming to secure a victory over France in the first US France indoor series. The match showcases elite players from both nations on neutral indoor courts with significant fanfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ht Tniversal Service
New York
France
America
Philadelphia
Mateo
Penn A. C
Fran i
United States
Asi Othe
Camer
Bsby
Christian Bonans
Sou
Tapkel Segond i
Mules
Bowling Commercial Dandicap League Report Edits
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines a bowling league with teams like Beita Gai and St Mary’s Works. It mentions scores around 300, players such as Ralph Nixon and Caarte Triuser, and a mix of references to matches, reinforcements, and standings with unclear dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strang Preeses Gru
Earrng
Beita Gai
St Mary's
The
Mary's
Tleminge
Ike
Amateurs Get Picketts OK in Conference Decision
Washington December collapse of a district policy grants amateur status under new rules. The move, supported by Graditive Secretary Degell, aims to curb commercialized prizes while allowing well regulated amateur competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degell
Temni Public Morals
Orisma
Secriary
South Atlantic Amateur Athletic Uiss
Basketball Tak at Abra Ohl 405 Parreau Midy
A fragmentary basketball note mentions teams and players in a terse, unclear report. Names include Parreau and Midy with brief action cues, but specifics such as dates, locations, scores, or outcomes are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
Brooklyn To Play 24 Spring Games
Fragmented OCR text mentions Brooklyn and a schedule of spring games. Details are unclear with many garbled words, but the item centers on Brooklyn planning a 24 game spring slate and related roster or opponent notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cubs Send Wilkie to Reading Team
A fragment from a historical sports note mentions Wilkie being assigned to Reading by the Cubs. The text is garbled with numerous incomplete phrases and misspellings, but identifies Wilkie and Reading in a Cubs context. No clear dates, scores, or full event details are recoverable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUBS
Wilkie
Whitney Colts Lead 1927 Season In Thoroughbred Racing
Whitney Colts top the 1927 season list with 75 wins and strong earnings across events. GreenTree stable under Mrs. Payne Whitney posted robust tote earnings, while Circusta and Hertz families posted notable wins and high payoffs. J X Camden logged 69 victories, reflecting a competitive circuit with multiple owners and jockeys amid substantial prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SMW
York
RB Whitney
Aie Sihings
Wittner Nis
Greentree
Payne Whitney
Chicago bets on jai alai at winter resort event
Spanish jai alai importation draws wagers in Chicago with odds of three to one. A star player wins 3810 on a single ticket as the event highlights a lively, comic scene amid northern weather impacting visiting Spanish youths and a few ill with pneumonia. Local bets and prize payouts reflect a bustling night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee
Aden
Systerm
Scentr
Hughes Heinas
Rome
Tre
New Texas League Manager Bert Ellison Named For Iwatlas Steers
Ellison, newly signed to steer the Iwatlas Steers for next season, previously played last year with Minneapolis and is set to pilot Walter Morris' Texas League entry in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwatlas Steers
Bert Ellison
Walter Morris
Ellison
Minneapolis
Connie Mack Celebrates Sixty Fifth Birthday
Connie Mack, longtime manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, marked his sixty fifth birthday by wrapping Christmas gifts and enjoying the fireside. He is renowned for leading the club to pennants and three world championships and plans for next year include aiming at batting around 300 as part of a strong lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Manninger
Philadelphaa Suerleau Teague
Mack
Tiree Sear
A's
vHlage Anul
Seover
Grooming Jack Delaney For Heavyweight Shot
New York reports Delaney former world light heavyweight champion is being groomed for a heavyweight title bid. Promoter Dex Tt aims to stage an elimination journey with a January 13 bout at Main Square Garden. Talks name rival Sharkey and potential opponents as plans unfold for Delaney’s next challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Delaney
Uone Timney
Dex Tt
Ache
Aly
Janey
Main Square Garden
Rickard
Tone Aloté
Ruth Getting Versatile Mote Day
New York December report profiles Babe Ruth showing versatility in activities from hunting to music and bridge. The piece notes his hunting exploits on the Boog island, comments on his driving and social antics, and references his appetite for performance and sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Mote
New York
Tiahe
Aull
Bowhery Hiller
Jinister
Lerning
Iau Whiten
Lean
George Herman
Sankey
Boog
Ed Burraw
Yunis
Hoppe defeats Layton in billiard league match
Willie Hoppe, the league leader, defeated Layton 15 to 0 in a three mission tournament. Mayes posted a 62 inning score and Olly Heiselt, the world champion, overwhelmed Wakefield 40 to 20 in July 46 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inietnational Heme Acty
New York
Sensa- Genel
Johnng Gosson
Laytod
Wakefield
Heiselt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sally
Albaugh
M. J. Roos Co
Miss Sigle
Ava Alteuta
Mickey
McGuire
Tila.a
Saul
Caner
Maisie
Uae
Ralph Nixon
Caarte
Palmer
Scott
Fraser Én
Bennes
Hantries
Foreyer
Desirek
Vole
Covent Velomamsm
Ally Hee
Sete Aepmee
Pickett
Harry
Hank Mane Fein
Hank Mane Fein Toe McCardle
Scustau
Ding Whiners
Moe
Ealh
Me. Hertz
Ory Dimont Dark
J. X. Camden
Dugas Corks
K. C
Cal
Kansas
Hut Deun
Stein Bloch
Seye Clontice
College Hall
Brailey
Paquinas
Phere
Smationally
Stetson
Beaubigul
Crayden
Society Old Hats
Manhattan
McGregor Mufflers
iHasirry Tiemann Hasiery Esquire Mastery
Nontents
Jasuley
Jack Delaney
Heenes
Knox
Vnl
Sharkey
Tuckard
Bharkey
Regal
Lislaney
Sharkey-Hoewy
Pinssibie
Homer King
Hunter
Gabes
Big
Tuuir
Teath
Hoppe
Layton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!