Notre Dame Stars to Fly for West Coast Game Aid
Planes would rush Knute Rockne and Joe Savoldi to Los Angeles for the upcoming Notre Dame game. Rockne announced a mixed transport plan, with a first flight Friday, to speed the stars’ arrival as the team trains on Coliseum turf.
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Mayo Brothers Estal
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Chicago
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Anneen City
Jimmy Velen
University of Washington
Kota Flickerlaila
Kyttleainformativns
Washington Siabe Courate
Abeeoce
Beloe
Hank Anderson
Able Grinstuot
Notre Derr Herd
California doubts coach Ingram to replace Price at Cal
California officials have no information on Teparis Ingram of the Naval Academy as a candidate to succeed C. Nike Price as football coach. Graduate Manager W. Monahan is the only person authorized to negotiate and is currently on a mission.
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Ingram
Berkeley
Calif
Wetternity of California
Teparis
Navy Bill
Open Qualifying Kicks Off $25,000 Golf Tourney in Mexico
More than 100 players began the Agua Catiente course open qualifying for the $25,000 winter tourney. The field includes Tony Manero, Gene Sarazen, Al Espinoza, Eddie Loos, and other pros and amateurs from across the United States, aiming for the 10,000 first prize and spots in the national championship qualifiers.
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Agua Gatiente
Mexico
Rolfers
Agua Catiente Golf Club
Tony Manero
Pasadena
Gene Sarazen
Long Island
al Espinoza
Chicago
Eddie Loos
Alen McCafferty
Bale
O Shea Slugs Martin In Charity Wrestling Show
Jap Martin won the main event at promoter Jimmy Wacres charity show in Bee dhaven Monday eight. Dan ny O Bries fouled him after each fall. Marty won the first fall in 10 minutes with a lying mace. O Shea won the second in 6 minutes with a yecis move. Semifinal saw Jack Pierce and Bee Olin reach a 45 minute draw, each taking a fall. Olin opened with a body plum in 21 minutes. Therese followed with a Japanese hold. Vat Steugan won the beat to 12 minutes with a full leon on Dutch Meyer.
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Bee Olin
Olin
Therese
Vat Steugan
Dutch Meyer
Eastern League ump gets coast loop job in 108
Thomas S. Dunn, tied to the Paster Havre hull League, was named by Ware A. Williams, Pacific Coast circuit president, to a West Coast post. A city council member from Fitchburg, Massachusetts, commented on the appointment.
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Angeles
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Thomas S. Dunn
Threr
Havehull League
Wares
A. William
Fitehburg
Maas
Record Dated Race Win Triggers Giant Payout in 1023 Exposition
A racing result from Hiangwan Race Track in Jihanghai China on June 11, 1023 yields a record payout of 13103.70 dollars on a 3037 to 1 win ticket. One ticket sold caused a wild commotion among bettors as Don Hobleda led the field by one and a half lengths.
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Don Roableds
bin Tingte
Hiangwan
Jihanghai
China
Don Hobleda
Jeading
China Press Nf
Shanghai
Wolgast Genaro Title Fight Set for Christmas Bout at MSG
Boxing fans await a 15 round world title clash at Madison Square Garden on Christmas Eve between Mikey Wolgast and Frank Genaro. Wolgast is seen as champion by the New York boxing commission, while Genaro holds the title in the eyes of the national association. The bout caps a heated dispute over merit and titles amid a season of regulatory warnings and heavyweight chatter.
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Frank’e Greaco
Figweizkis
Madison Square Garden
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Genaro
Jonal Burling Association
Frias
Wolkart
New York
Philadelghly
Wille Lamarte
New York City
Genara
Willig Davies
Char- Terui
Bsatammeight
Toraste
Davien
Hheir
Tiniois Athletie canmmin-Son
New York Board
Max Selmeling
Mickey Walker
al Brown
Fight Results From Annoelated Pre Chieago Match
Reported boxing results list several named fighters including Willie Uster Kowlan and Norman de Kochrurer who defeated or drew in clashes. Locations mention Chicago Birmingham and Clove with scattered partial names and scores, indicating a round by round recap of bouts. The garbled text preserves a record of outcomes and participant names despite OCR errors.
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Chieago
Willie Uster
Kowlan
Bdzer
Norman
Norway
Texas Teacher athletic division revives three-way rivalry
San Marcos Teachers join Eastern division of the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association with Sam Houston, North Texas Teachers, and San Marcos Bobcats. Open season January 17 at San Marcos against Sam Houston. Denton hosts North Texas, with the series ending February 14 in San Marcos.
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Tbe
Texas
Sam Thoneson
Orcor
Brill Weagon
North Texas Eagles
San Marcos Bobcats
Denton
Eagler
Teras
Sano Marcos
St. Buward's
Yill
Teron
Nabcata
Henry Cy Shands
Babcot
Bowling Champ Crowned In Class B Slowles Finals
Al Helm clinched the Class B Slowles championship defeating Richard Tromson in a tightly contested final. Tromson led early with steady knocks but Helm surged with key three-frame marks to pull ahead. Standout performances included 433 by Tromson in one game and 186 in another, with Helm finishing strong to claim the title in a close match witnessed by Fargo gallery.
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Baum
al Helm
Elka Olieys
Richard Tromson
Wan
Agaim
Weis Dick
Feora
Sheela
Fanm
Sroarun
Sahen
Tronson
Jeet Iwi
Sahm
Fronsone
Deck
Airecy
Bot
Hahm
Finagacun
Alan
Wish al Ahooting
Fargo Galery
Vito Dakm
Elke Howlieg Loehy
Plavera
Averace
Troan
HJ. Ariver
Locas
Optimist McCarthy Sees Bright 1931 Yankees Prospects
New York December 22 Optimist editorials and sports notes discuss McCarthy newly appointed manager of the New York Yankees and his optimism for the 1931 season. Mike McCarthy backs him. Ed Barrow and Shawkey are cited. The piece praises the team’s depth and potential pennant race strength, with favorable mentions of players and management.
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Butler
Columbia University
Princeton
Senators
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Neemp
Darky
Bailiwick
Acrotaan
Doe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Anthlog
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Warris Brows
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Rte
Chicago Herald-Examiner
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Tan
Miller Higgins
Carthy
Ed Bartow
Darrow
Bfni
MecCarthy
Bob Shawkey
Ruppert
McCarth
Shawkes
Officials Get Work Started on Southwest Board of Officials
The Mon An ton ia Football Official Association formed a committee to run the Southwest Board of Officials convention planned for September 6, 1931 in San Antonio. King Gill leads headquarters logistics with Gene Seng directing transportation and a receptionAttendance group led by Afule Fragier. Joe Ulany of Dallas chairs the Southwest heard as local meetings at the Gunter hotel continue weekly.
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Teans
Mon Anstonia
Associadon
Ganter Holst
Harold Winters
Southwest Board of Officials
San Antonio
King Gill
Gene Seng
Afule
Fragier
Captain Connelly
Clowte Kellam
W J Miley
Moxie Hart
Rio Grande Valley
Spitz” Clark
Rocky" Hunde
Joe Ulny
Dallas
Southwestern
Heard
Gunter Hotel
Iowa Seeks First Victory On Court
Chicago, Dec. 23. Iowa Hawkeyes aim for their first victory of the season in a court game against Creighton University in Omaha. The team showed progress earlier with wins by Wisconsin and Minnesota, while Illinois crushed Wabash 28 to 16. Iowa State, Bradley, and others also reported steady play.
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Kao
Kansas Aggie Coo
Wildcats
Kerth Dakota State College
Kensae Mate Teachers of Fittsburg
Manhattis
Aggie-Nebraake Bone
Pet
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Lawrence
Iowa
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Laws
Neazon
Greighton University
Omalm
Neh
Sawkeyes
IoHing Tr Si
Tonia University
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Tilloin
Wiscangin
Illini
Wabneh
Bradgers
Missouri
Wabnah
Wisconsin
Minsquin
Tosota University
Hutler College
Indianapolis
Tasmania
Launceston
West Indies
Tricketers
Inniaga
So Rn
Dlamband
Tammania
Theractveg
Tammanley
City Leaguers Call Off Monday's Games
Mon night city basketball doubleheader at Woodlawn lake gym postponed due to JackiveaL Nah Halenimon team members working Monday night. Openers were set for 8 o'clock between the Salenizen and Triple quintet, with Laurel sleighes Methodists meeting Texas Chirps in the nightcap. Second game halted for cost concerns of a tone contract.
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Woodlawn Lake Gym
Halidase
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Laurel Sleighes
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Texas Chirps
Tengine Ffir
Jelala
Bene
Wisconsin Missouri California Utah Averages in Upset Scores
Wisconsin, Missouri, California, and Utah teams posted scores with Urban Young at 31 and Vinh at 40 leading Marquette and Saint Marys Oakland in a midseason basketball rundown.
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Miasouri
Utah
Theteoh
Joha’a
Toledo
Marquette
Urban Young
Ht Mary's
Oakland
Austin Autos To Race Sunday At Local Exposition Track
The Austin Bantam stock car will run Sunday afternoon at the Exposition grounds dirt track as a four car eight lap race added to a strong card. Demonstrations show the car’s power but it has yet to endure a full grueling race. Top drivers from north and south will compete in six professional events plus three attractions in a program billed by Jack Axtton as one of the best here, with proceeds aiding the unemployed of Antonin.
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America
Rceg
Belfinile Exposition
Austin Aul
Focal
Jack Axtton
Toragler
Batls
Han Antonin
Agua Caliente Winter Race Meet Opens Christmas Day
Agua Caliente Mexico opens its second winter racing meet on Christmas Day with nearly 1000 entrants and a 13 horse Christmas Day Handicap feature. Entries include Audrey film stable horses and Brown canile form entries among others in a 6 furlong sprint.
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Knight'n Call
Coe’ Carnso
Haron Longe Kryast
Hloyd
Fort Sam Poloists Take Border Honors
Fort Sam Houston polo team clinched the Fort Brown mid winter tournament title after a final with Reynosa. A banquet at Matamoros cafe crowned the champions with captain and players acknowledged amid humor and awards.
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San Eiguston
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Reynora Eft
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Heynona Club
Uireeatarta
Teophien
Matamaray Cafe
Gueale
Banquick Wern
GO. Stichardson
Wil Jin H. West
Creager
Grn
Samuel D. Hackenbach
Brotherhood Cagers Open With Victory
Brotherh ood Cagers start season with win over McKinley Are hire quintet 23 to 19. Ara details list players, scores, and affiliations. notes Harlandale event with football, volleyball, and National Honor Society participants.
Southern May Club Consider Six-Club Circuit
Memphis December meeting called by Julius Martin to study a compact six club Southern association circuit and resolve 1031 season issues amid tensions over Knoxville Mobile takeover and Little Rock management. Officials from Nashville Atlanta Birmingham New Orleans oppose or support varyingly.
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Tenn
Ui— Southern Association
Oanera
Juliu J. Martin
Thomns St. Watking
Almmobts
Knoxville
Little Heck Club
Kateamauga
Arkonana
Southern Esseristian
Roy
Memphix
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Mobug
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